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The HOME Paper THE POST-REGISTER, IDAHO FALLS. IDAHO. JULY 21. 1033. Page 5 Cheating Death in the Mountains f-remont Commissioners Appoint Officials for Primaries (Special to The ST.

ANTHONY. July Election judges for the coming primary August 9, have been appointed by the Fremont county commissioners as follows: Henry C. Elliott. Mrs. Kenney, Miss Dewey Sherwood; Island Park Charles Pond, William Hansen and John Sack; Larnont Clyde Lamont, Ernest French and P.

E. Bailey; Warm River Ralph Stevens, Joe Reiman and W. A. Phillips; Carl P. Lenz and A.

T. Johnson; Hibbert, Ethel Hibbert and William C. Trude; Drum- Franz, Dell Newcomb, Dedman, George Brown, D. D. Bailey, and R.

A. Sloss; Grain- Bergman, George Amen and Clifford W. Parked, C. Wadell, Elias Cook and S. J.

Orme; Lenz, Walter Lenz and Adolph Bolen. Marysville Edmund Gooch, Mrs. Ray Stanley, Glen Mitchell, Mrs. J. H.

Holbrook, Marvin G. Hillam and P. D. McArthur; Jennie Seeley, George jghrn, C. I.

Lucas, Steven Davis, and M. L. Fuller; George H. White. Francis Bratt and Lester Henrikson; Green Martz, Owen Grube and Dan Reiman.

St. Anthony No. A. Guinn, Phoebe Dayley, J. A.

Fryer, Mrs. Ida Timerding, Mrs. Ruth Selle and Myrthen Bassett; St. Anthony No. M.

Miller, Hugh Davis, Sidney Nielsen, Mrs. Bliss Gee, Jick Hall and Mrs. Dora Newbold; St. Anthony No. L.

Tomlinson, Ed Mitchell, Mrs. Alice Soule, Mrs. Retta Secrist, Mrs. Marne Barney and Mrs. Mary Stanford.

R. Wilding, J. R. Thompson, Ray Willard, Annie Neville, Eden Anderson and Bid Allen; Dayton, Mrs. Bessie Birch, Mrs.

Montie Bauer, Mrs. Elian Murri, A. M. Davis, C. Daw, Fall River T.

N. Williams, Mrs. P. P. Worrell, and Earl Potter, Reynolds, Mrs.

Fred Potter and M. Bowman; Twin Groves Elmer Angel, J. W. Farrimond and Floyd Law; W. Stocks, C.

Robinson, J. H. Murri, Ira Stevens, William H. Neibaur and Bert Garner. Parker C.

W. Brown, Ira Beck. Ethel Welch, Thomas Brown, Ned Kimball and George Egin Weaver, James Cruser, Charles Pulley, Mrs. Ella Campbell, Mrs. Tilda Henderson and W.

D. Hayes; Hunter, I Grace Davenport and W. W. Crapo; Salem J. W.

Lavery, D. W. Archibald and Orlando Jensen. attended the Baptist assembly, Mr. and Mrs.

Carl F. drove to Salt Lake City Sunday where they will spend several days transacting business and visit with their daughter, Juanita. Mrs. M. E.

Hohman spent the week end in Spencer and Pleasant Valley with her daughter, Mrs. Carl Hensley. Mr. and Mrs. J.

E. Nordbv and Falls where he received medical sons drove to Helena, Sat- attention and is reported to be urdav where Mr, Nordbv addressed getting along nicely. srinary as- Wednes- ctor of tin Stanley Smith, superintendent 0,1 a 0 I of the U. S. sheep experiment sta- sociation, 1 hey tion, transacted business in Idaho day.

Mr, Nordby is dir Falls Tuesday. western regional sheep experiment Walter Johnson, son of Mr. and station, Mrs. H. Johnson, is expected Riley E.

Lnndaere was taken home Wednesday from a two i back to the D. S. hospital Sun- trip to Ketchum where he day, Mr Landaerc is home scv- were surprised Monday evening when relatives from Wichita, drove in for a two vacation. The party consisted of Mrs. Johnson's mother, Mrs.

Viola Watts, oral days hut his condition did not improve and he found it necessary to return to the hospital Louise Hohman left Wed- for Rigby where she will days visiting friends. Craig returned to her ere Monday evening after medical treatments in for a had cold, nd Mrs. S. H. Johnson Miss nesday spend Ailecn home receivin Idaho I Mr, a brother, I Lester; nepli and son.

A1 the trip by Saturday evi Monday eve: Max E. Hi day from a Seaforth, with his me man, and otl man also 1 Katherine Montana en Dallas Ro Robinett. 1c routi tts, wife and son, "lyde Watts, wife The party made leaving Wichita and arriving here i returned Satur- weeks' to where he visited Mrs, Anna Hoh- latives. Mr. Hoh- i a sister, Mrs.

miek, living in home. on of Mrs. Zora tnday by bus for Vader, where he will make his home with his sister. Dallas will stop in Boise and spend a few days with his father, G. B.

Robinett. Mr, and Mrs. George Baugh of Humphrey were business visitors in Dubois Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs.

Ray Reeder of Idaho Falls, former residents of Dubois, spent Saturday evening in Dubois, visiting friends. Mr. and Mrs. V. C.

Harris have as their house guests this week, Mrs, mother, Mrs. Minnie I Lee, of Ashton, her wife, Mr, and Mrs. C. children, Gerald and Margaret, of Denver, and a brother, Claud Lee, and son, Bobby, of Pocatello. S.

C. Idol, former owner of the brother and Lee, and Enterprise Banner now living in Rexburg. spent Tuesday in Dubois renewing acquaintances. Mr. Idol reports that his daughter, Virginia, i of Walla Walla, has recently visited him at.

Rexburg and I is now on a trip to Philadelphia, Washington, D. and New York. Enroute home she will be joined by her father who will return to Washington for a visit. Miss Idol is supervisor of music in the Walla Walla schools. Mr.

and Mrs, Arthur Edie and rs, Edie's mother. Mrs, Mabel Webb, of Salt Lake City, drove down from their ranch in Medicine I Lodge canyon Tuesday afternoon. I Mrs. Webb returned to her home in Salt Lake City on the afternoon 'train. Films Developed and Printed 1 Each 6 or 8 Exposure Film 35e You not only find low prices on dependable merchandise but better service, wider selections, fresher goods, cleaner stores; a friendly interest in your problems these are the real advantages you have at vtLA PAINFULLY threading their way downward through jagg chimneys like the one seen above, rescuers are shown as they brought Roger Carney to safety from the top of Mt.

Olympus near Salt Lake City, Utah. Carney had fallen into a 15-foot ravine and lay 18 hours with a compound fracture of the lower leg before rescuers found him. Then they rigged the cradie-like stretcher shown above and laboriously carried Carney downward, sharing in shifts the back-breaking and nerve-trying race against time and imminent danger of infection. Guards Seal Woman Handles Work in Absence of Secretary of State Ira Masters ARTHUR TAYLOR RITES CONDUCTED AT ROSE (Special to The ROSE, July 21. Impressive funeral services for Arthur Allen Taylor, 24, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Uriah Taylor, who died Monday at the home of his father, were held at the Rose ward L. D. S. chapel Wednesday at 2 p.

m. with Bishop W. D. Stolworthy conducting the services. The invocation was pronounced by V.

Wooten. Speakers were the Rev. James Crawford of the Methodist Episcopal church at Blaek- foot, and J. S. Gardner of the Rose ward.

The benediction was pronounced by S. A. Judd. A solo, 'T Hear You Calling was sung by Donald Hansen, accompanied by Margaret Tomlinson. Dexter Gardner sang Know That My Redeemer and Mary Johnson sang End of a Perfect Boy scouts of the Rose ward troop gave the scout reveille and salute, under the direction of Scoutmaster Charles Bates.

Pallbearers were Harley Ferrel, Gene McMullen, Howard Dahle, Roy Lankford, Henry Vollweiler, Thomas Rawley. Floral tributes were carried by members of the Rose ward Relief society, members of the Rebekahs Women of Woodcraft lodges, was in the Grove City of Blackfoot. Members of the Blackfoot aerie of Eagles had charge of the graveside services. The Rev. Mr.

Crawford gave the committal service. By EARLE L. JESTER. BOISE, July 21. A woman imprints Idaho's official great seal when Secretary of State Ira H.

Masters is out of the capital. She is Miss Ruth Lyke, of Caldwell, 29 year old brunette, the second woman in Idaho's history to i hold the position of assistant secre- tary of state. Miss Lyke, a native of Pennsyl- vania, was named assistant secretary when John P. Mix of Moscow resigned to accept a federal posi- tion. She had been corporations clerk In the office for several years previously.

Only other woman to be granted the assistant title in the secretary of office was Miss Alice Cosgrove of Pocatello, who was named by Franklin Girard, present state forester, when the latter was secretary of state. Miss Lyke was named assistant on last May 14 hut the correct sta- I tus of her appointment was made on May 14 and Miss Lyke has been I acting in this official capacity since ithen. "Ben R. Thomas, who was hired after the resignation of Mr. Mix, is filling the post of utility clerk 1 in the secretary of state's 60 Business Men Make Trip To Conda Mine More than 60 business men, farmers and others from five Upper Snake River Valley counties visited the Conda phosphate mines near Soda Springs Monday, but their follow-up trip to the Anaconda phosphate manufacturing plant has been projected into the future.

J. E. Lorey, head of the phosphate department at the Idaho Falls Bonded warehouse and leader of the trip to the famous Idaho mine, indicated that the trip would be taken to the Montana plant probably in October. Work prevented the majority from making the last half of the tour. 'T MISS RUTH LYKE of Caldwell, assistant secretary of state, is the second woman in history to be custodian of the state's great seal.

She previously was corporations clerk in the secretary of (Associated Press photo Engraving courtesy The Idaho Statesman.) PRESIDENT GIVES CONVENTION REPORT E. F. McDermott, new Rotary club president, reported on the International Rotary convention held recently in San Francisco at the weekly luncheon meeting held Wednesday noon in the Hotel Bonneville. As delegate from the club here, Mr. McDermott attended the sessions.

Visitors were Lyle Baker of Algonia, Iowa; William Schuasten, Bloomington, Phil E. Sheehan, Huntington Beach, R. M. Cummins, Weslaco, Texas. BACKACHE, LEG PAINS MAY BE DANGER SIGN Of Tired Kidneys barka'-he and leg pains are making ou fcwraMe, don complain and do nothing Jut them may warning you that kidneys need attention.

The kidneys are Nature's chief way of taking excess acids and poisonous waste out of the blood. Mast people pass about 3 pints a dav or aoout 3 pounds of waate. Frequent or scanty passages with smarting and burning shows there may be something wrong with your kidneys or bladder. If the 15 miles of kidney tubes and filters don work well, poisonous waste matter stavs tn the blood These poisons may start nagging backaches, rheumatic pains, leg pains, loss of pep and energy, getting up nights, swelling puffiness under the eyes, headaches and dizsiness Don wait. Ask vour druggist for Doan's ills, used successfully by millions for over 40 years They happy relief and will help the to miles of kidney tubes flush out poisonous waste from the blood.

Get Doan's Pills. A -313 KEN MURRAY says: HOLLYWOOD, July the trick of the month will be Dizzy Dean suing the Cards for $250,000. I mean the trick will be if he gets it. I guess I am not spreading any tidings to Diz when I say the St. Louis management i3 tighter than a pullman window.

Old Diz is now saying it with round figures instead of just popping off and filling the acoustics. Of course, the Dean plaster of $250,000 is going to look mighty small to Judge Landis, who once the Standard Oil company with a $29,000,000 poultice. The only fly in the arnica was the S. O. company never paid.

something for Dizzy to remember when he sues for his quarter of a million. many a slip betwixt the subpoena and the verdict, not including the fees. But if Diz sues the Cards for $250,000, what about the Cubs suing him for that $185,000 they laid on the barrel-head for him? Oh, I know Wrigley owns a couple of mints (spearmint and mint), but $185,000 is a lot of sticks of chewing gum. It looks likr only defense would be that Wrigley still get such a trimming as Babs Hutton. Because it takes a lot of 5- and-10-cent nick-nacks to buy off a count, too.

(Copyright, 1938, McNaught Syndicate, inv-i DRIGGS WOMAN DIES; RITES TO BE FRIDAY (Special to The ST. ANTHONY, July 21. Mrs. Lois Wilkie, 23, died Tuesday at 10 p. m.

at the L. D. S. hospital in Idaho Falls. She was born August 29.

1914, at Driggs, the daughter of Ray Chase Kimball and Emily Seamore Kimball. On August 29, 1934 she was married to Ralph Wilkie at Jackson. Besides her widower she is survived by two children, Elliott, 3, and Winifred Kimball, 15 months; her father, Ray Chase Kimball; two brothers, Chase Ray Kimball of Ogden, Utah, and Jude S. Kimball of Driggs; twro sisters, Mrs. Edith K.

Little and Mrs. Cora Davis, both of Driggs. Funeral services will be held Friday at 1 p. m. at Driggs, with Bishop Leigh Fullmer officiating.

Burial will be in the Driggs cemetery under the direction of the W. M. Hansen funeral home. DUBOIS BRIEFS DUBOIS. July C.

Swan- strum and daughter, Thora, of Sheridan Creek, spent Saturday in Dubois on business. Robert T. Boatman of Humphrey was a Saturday shopper in Dubois. Mrs. Delilah Patt of Monida, was transacting business in Dubois Saturday afternoon.

Mrs. Patt is head cook at the Summitt hotel at Monida, which hotel is managed by Cecil Wetmore. Mrs. Patt returned to her duties Saturday evening. William W.

Renfrew, B. H. Thomas, Jack Wright and Sam Lapolia transacted business in Idaho Falls Monday. Harry Leonardson returned Wednesday morning from the citizens military training camp at Fort Douglas, Utah, where he was one of the two Clark county enrollees. The other youth was Joe P.

Jacoby who has attended camp for the past four years. Harry was given a medical discharge because of a bad right arm which prevented him from handling a rifle necessary in practice. In 1929 Harry's arm was broken and has never been strong since that time and has given him trouble several times in certain kinds of work. Bud Hohman. son of Mr.

and Mrs. Max E. Hohman had the misfortune Tuesday to mash the little finger of the left hand severely enough that it was necessary to amputate the first two joints. Bud and other boys were at the cave north of town and were moving or lifting large rocks when one slipped from his hand falling on his finger and badly mashing it. We uSfitfdJAttlg taken te Bottle or Tin of 24 ASPIRIN TABLETS Purest Quality 11 -vr 25c Size il Listerine Tooth Paste 2 for Large Size LIFEBUOY Shaving Cream 2V 5c Size Sunbrite Cleanser for 10 Bottle of 100s HINKLE PILLS 10c 10c Size Woodbury Facia! Soap 25c Size PYREX i Nursers 75c Value DISPENSER with 60c Size I talian balm 1.35 Value f-CC Both For Full Pint WITCH HAZEL 19' Shaving- S.

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