Show -yl - "N $mdkj Storm Fires New Areas Of Forests Bull in Cistern Beats Table Of China Shoj i- - r (SA BOISE Sruroiwini' ng: lightning storm iwept falls into your cistern where you store your i drinking water then he really becomes unnecessary-A- t least that's how N D he feels One of his Guernsey bulls wandering around iijto a deep Well when the cement top gave way The bull swam all night In the cold water Saturday -Bobbin managed Vo extricate i him Despite his long bath in the cistern the bull was reBut said farmer coveringBobbitt: "My drinkin' water's real At the aacrt time it was reported moat fire in the Payette national forest which Jiad given forest olfi- j dale trouble for the past four i daya war well under control Most of the new blazes in Boise forest although they required serv icei of all available regular fire ' f crews were not regarded as of immediate major Importance iTwa Grv Concern Walter Berry fire warden said two of them appeared to be more others' They dangerous than were on Big Rattlesnake creek a tributary of the Boise river and on Lost creek a tributary of the North Fork of the river This latter fire was centered about nine milea south and west of Deer Park ' station 9: ranger Some win fell In the forests easing the fire hazard slightly but it was spotty and gave no general if relief Thomas Van Meter Payette forest supervisor reported from Cascade that an additional 350 recruit had been released from the Flat creek blaze which sept over 1200 acres On Friday 150 men were released C C C Hushes Aid nr rvi ri k icvwirit vrainv TMwm dispatcher here reported a fire on Hard Trigger creek 10 to 15 vJi milM Pt TJ 'Jit TJtaimintf rflffinp Avar an about two miles in length and that c men and four foremen iu (j were on the scene OAlltlhurAat it c New Blazes Hit Montana Area MISSOULA Mont ires UP)-F- struck Saturday in new sections of Montana's vast forests while in other areas crews reported making progress against thrf scourge of the timber Four hundred men Were rushed from 3reat Falls Helena Seeley Lake and the Bozeman CC C camp to battle flames whipped over a rugged area of the Lewis ' and Clark national forest near Chateau A sudden burst of fw4nd scattered he lre fr&ma blaze to na covering some U200 acres Vyindaini'tbe Bitter Root whipped sparks Into new sections Of the isolated rugged Lost Horse Creek section Fifty additional men were moved to the fire lines with pack trains to carry water and other supplies to the dry mountam camps Meanwhile 12 miles of the 1200 acre blaze in the Hughes creek section of the Bitter Root were trenched but fresh spot fires aroused constant concern for the weary smoke chasers Rain brought aid and encouragement to the 1600 men fighting flames in Yellowstone national park where 18500 acres of timber were blackened during more than a week of the worst conditions n the park's history- Twelve of the' 15 fires started in Glacier national park Wednesday by lightning were extinguished or undei control Saturday night Superintendent 0 S Libbey reported 50-ac- i r a f lit r ?r' r ' ri r s ruined" t Falling Timber Takes Life Of Fire Fighter Accident Occurs During Duty At Forest Blaze PINE Idaho UP) — Carl F Hansen civilian fire fighter from Twin Falls was killed at 1:30 a m Saturday when he was struck by a falling timber while on duty at the Quartz creek fire in Idaho national forest six - llll -- AneTHttu I P9 '"NA ! fr f " if : V ' — assiaa-- L£i — fiJLw-J- I Wi rK5MnfffT TODAY AS ONI DOHA! ttltetlnntnUt HOTOSRAPH 1 s:M0iio:fli: i? 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Every child 14 ar under has a chanet to win because the prises are awarded not on "prtttsnttt" alone but en the character and parson ality reflected 'it the child'! photograph A 4uliM H nHrad hi the Centatt wlrhwit irtr wit i'£6t Aii'rmi It 1 Kur - r f-- n lllff LJlULwS jTLaT?-- i In Hi OU M UIN Zrrr0000 m T the craiEST uoonn IN I - L----BlS- t ' FICTURI TAKiN 3 miiesjjorth-of-h- er SHOP IN COOL AUERBACH'S NAVlYOUl CHILD'S i ' " ? vci al 4 3 ' w IllSIB w " ! HO" 1 I v" ) ' YELLOW GREEN RIVER Wyo — Jumping between cars while Inspecting 'iPOCATELLO Idaho—Cooled by a train in the Green River railroad trace of rain Pocatello mercury yards is given as the reason for Saturday slipped Into the below-norm- Derhard W Mueller 63 U P car bracket as a high of 84 inspector suffering the fracture of was registered for the day his left leg 'I A oca rjT4 y" tut n i Rain Cools Pocatello J X r— August 25 1910 : -- I i 3obbittfcjrg flashi- over Boise national - forest - Saturday starting at least- 17 fire in timber I ' said wmL JEROME Idaho I (UP)-- '"' You've-- heard how ineom- forttfble a bull can be in a china shop But when on ' Idaho Montana CceVs Battle Sudden Rare-Up- s f w — Horning-- rniTni n m t : li etnti ffli fft lHj afci rtli faH slfc sjli I ni n am n a mm Oil ffl m m ' m msm lylMLJO FOUNDED 1864 m asm 4 mm ir m X k: mm m m i QA44irDIAL if p- - aw |