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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-23
DEMOCRATS BEGIN
CAMPAIGN IN IDAHO
Special to The Tribune.


BLACkFOOT. Ida. Oct. a..--Locsi
Democracy fired its big gun in the pres
cpt campaign at the Isis thcatcr tonight.
Governor Bawley of Boise, Senator Pugh-
mire OF Bear Lake and Mr.. Tapneelll OF
Nc8perce were the orators Of the oc-
casion. Mr.. Tannehll devoted his at
tentlon TO the tariff and trust questions
In their relation to the cost OF high liy
Ing, claiming they were largely the cause
thereof
Governor Hawley, who has been cam
paigning for several weeks, was IN poor
voice, but held the attention OF his large
audience while defending his ad-linis
tration against criticism passed upon It
and explaining the meritorious enact
ments under II.
Attention was called 10 the two mil
lion or more acres OF school lands owned
by the state OF Idaho. II was claimed
this land, II sold at fair valuation.
would create n fund, which. ir put at Ia
tcrest. would afford an income sufficient
10 build all school buildings and pay all
school expenses OF the state and thereby
relieve the citizens of all school taxes
The governor expressed himself In favor
of so doing as fast rs the law would
permit. a large audience gave Gloss at
tcntlon To the several speakers,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-23
Diabetes
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This Dread Disease to
Stay Cured.

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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-23
D. ". CLARK IN LINE
!. TO SUCCEED HEPBURN
'Hawley Still Silent as to Re-
suits of Last Conference
OH Senatorship.
Special to Tho Tribune.

Special 10 Tho Tribune.
POCATEBLO. Ida. Oct. a2.-The con-
test for senator 10 take the toga OF
Hepburn seems 10 have settled Oh two
men-Frank l.. Moore OF Moscow and
y. Worth Clark OF PocateIlo. The very
fact that Hswley wishes 10 strengthen
himself In the weakest place OF the state.
Economically speaking. leads many 90
presume Ia favor OF the Bannock county
man. Hawiey is "A candidate FOR United
States senator TO take Borah's place re-
gardless oG whether or not he is elected
as governor OF the state. He must
strengthen his hold materially In the
southeast or lie has no chance. This
leaves Dubois entirely out OF the guess
ton. Sentiment here has warmed UP 50
that both Republicans and Democrats are
urging Clark
Hawley has not yet made the results
Of the last conference public. but there
| Is well founded rumor that u. Worth
| Clark Of Pocatello, one OF the candidates
| for the electoral college aud the president
| OF the Wilson Marshall club OF this coun
| ", will be Idaho's next senator. Mr
| Clark is a gifted man from q judicial
standpoint as well az being one OF the
best orators and debaters OF the state.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-23
FARR SURRENDERS
TO THE OFFICERS
Says He Shot His Relative
Because He Was
Cray Drunk"

Special 20 The Tribune
OGDEN. Oct. 22.-Leon Farr, who shot
and seriously wounded Arthur 5. Shrecve.
his brother In law. last night, gave HIM
self up 10 The sherifrs officers at s
o clock tonight and Is lodged in the coun-
" jail No complaint has been sworn
10 by the relatives and a charge of carry
Ing concealed weapons probably will be
placed against Farr unless a complaint
charging a more serious oftense Is is-
sued.
In explanation Of his attack upon his
relative F'arr stated that II all due
TO the fact that he was crazy drunk,
having consumed more than a quart OF
whisky during the day. He said he had
no intention Of shooting anyone when he
went TO his fathers home during the
evening.
Farr had not entirely recovered from
the effects of his intoxication. but was
thoroughly repentant for his act
According 10 his story 10 the officers
Farr went to the home OF q friend after
| the shooting and remained there all night
After reading the papers this morning he
went TO the home OF q relative on North
| Washington avenue and remained III hid
| ing there during the day. II was after
| he talked with his wife this Afternoon
| that he decided 10 give himself up. she
accompanied him 10 the county jail
Shreeve is resting easy at the Dee
hospital and it is not thought that h,
! is In serious danger. In fact. it is be
! licved that he Will be able 10 leave tn.
| hospital within few days,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-23
Long Shots Win At
Denuer Over Track
Made Heavy By Snou
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
DENVER. Oct. 22.-Lonc shots paid
heavy prices TO the players in the races
today at Overland park. In the third
event a e-furlong. selling race. Dave
Montgomery got up just In time 10 nose
saS $3.50 i'''''" i'S"'' nc "'N'''' ''
McAlan was the other big surprise OF
the DAY. making his showing in the one
mile event. He outCamcd Lilly Paxton
At the end after the latter. showing
carly speed, had stood a. long drive Nc
Alan was priced at $3.50.
The weather was clear. but the track
events were well contested, and the as
surance that the meet would not be
stopped brought out a good crowd.
The results:
First race. four furouss. selling. maiden 2.
ycar-oldS, $50 purse-Ioppy, S. 20. won: GriEtey
$50 second. Indisnola, 81. third Time. 5i'4
Second race, tyc furlonEs, selling. 3-year-olds
aud up. $50 purse-Fort johnson. $3.50. won
| Conarnda. $3.50, second: Deertoot SO 20. third
Tlmo-i:ols. Luke Mccoy und Scissor Grinde'
also ran
Third racc. fvc furlonss. selling. s-ycar. old
| aud up. 800 purse-Dsvo montgomery. S3s.
| won: Hidden Hand. $50. second. Lavetia. 81
Queen aud Halle sherman also ran
Fourth race six turlonEs. selling. o-year ,old'
and up $50 purse.Tho Hague -. gon' Vol.
| trome. IS. second Eddie Mott, $500 third. Time
-I:i7Is Twickenham and Bolton also
| Finh race. one mile. selling. 3-year -oids apc
| Up purse sljo-McCalan, 1850 won; Lilly Pax
iiGTii,s. iTi Moment, Nadamas aud Wise Mason aIsr
sixth race Eve turIopEs. selling 3-ycar .oids ant
up 800 purso-Cheriie fo~. $3.50 won; za' -; so
| optsro- Oregon. Mona Lisa. Big Black. Eddie
Ecks and Wclakso aSo ran.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-23
FLAGS ARE PRESENTED.
They Are Given to Ogden Schools by
Dix Logan G. A. r. Post.


OGDEN. oct. 22.-The Flag day COM
mtttee OF DiN-Logan post, G. \. Il. ac-
companied by Colonel Il. w Tatlock OF
Salt Lake, the members OF the board OF
education, Superintendent John VI, Mills
and Secretary Ivy Williams made the
rounds OF the Ogden public schools today
and presented the students of each school
with large silk flag.
The presentation speeches each ot
which was responded TO by pupils OF the
various schools visited. were made by
Colonel Tatlock. Captain Il. r. HulanIski
and Comrade H. c. Wardloigh Leaving
the city building at o'clock this morn
ing in automobiles furnished by the mem
bers OF the board OF education the vet
eraus visited every public school In the
city by carly afternoon
In each Instance the flag presented WAS
dedicated 10 patriotic purposes, IT being
the request OF the veterans that they he
used by the students In their daily
marching exercises, Although flags were
not presented to these institutions. the
veterans visited the Weber academy and
Ogden high school, where the students
Were assembled and listened To an ad-
dress by Colonel Tatlock
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-23
Nominations Filed.
Special 10 The Tribune.

SPc'laI 10 Inc ITlDuue.
NEPHI. Oct. 22.-The following pom,nn,iops
ior precinct ofdceTs have been Fled With County
Clerk T. w. Vickcrs
Nephl.Socialist party. nopo: Progressive oone
pcmccratic. none; Republican. justice OF the
peace. j, s. Cooper; constable j r. Brouxb
Levnn-No precinct officers nominated for any
party.
Moua-No nominations
Juub--No nomination.
Euroka-itcpublican. Justice o, the peace D. A.
Lindsay; constable, John Harris: Democratic lus.
tlce John o. Frcckleou constable John Harris:
Progressive. justice, George II. Bridges constable
John Harris. Socialist. Justice. y. 4. Petoysou
constable. Joseph Barton.
Mammoth h-Ropubllcan. Justice l. 6. ssmpiou;
constable, jerry ". sullivan Democratic jus-
tlcn Alfred Moylc constable, Fred Snmucls Pro.
grcsslYe. justice. John %. stewart; constable.
Frank Claybon.
silver CIty-RcpGblicau. Justice Edmund C. Lc-
nan; constable. Joseph Horton; Democratic Justice.
y. 4. Dahlc: constable. e. G.. Mason. Progress
SiYo. blank Socialist Justice Ralph Birch. cou-
stable. Edward 'r. Biglsr.
The Democratic county committee has Hlod tho
nomination OF Roy -. Homer principal NJ tho
Ncph, high school for tho Office OF county su.
perintcudeuL Of schools
The following declnations rom tho Bull Moose
ticket hsvc been Sled with the county clerk, Mis-
Pearl Wright OF Nophl from the offco OF county
recorder T. ~ Burton se county attorney; John
4 Morsao Of Lrvau county treasurer. and
retcr 3. CoVan Of Scphl county CLERK.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-23
WANT PEACH MARKET
THAT IS RELIABLE
Growers Would Provide for
Home Factories TO Guard
Against Low Prices.
Special to THE Tribune.

Special TO THE Tribune
BRIGHAM CITY. oct. 2e.-Thc returns
on the fruit shipments. especially peaches.
from the eastern markets show that In
many cases the cars OF peaches did not
bring money enough 10 pay transporta-
ton. In other Instances fairly good re-
turns were had by the shippers.
The problem OF today with peach grow
ers is to provide means for using the
triHt at home instead OF depending upon
the markets to take IL at the time the
growers want TO dispose of IT, With
the experience Of last summer this mat
ter will be given unlimited attention be-
| tween now and spring. and something
undoubtedly VIII be done 10 take care oi
the hundreds OF bushels or peaches tina,
are culled and blown To the ground by
occasional winds during the peach sea-
| son.
The people are dissatisfied with the
manner In which their crops are han
| died, especially after they reach the east
crn markets. and the plan Is 10 establish
either cider and vinegar plant, ar
| evaporating plant or high-c class can.
| ling factory TO bottle the peaches r
glass Jars. and thereby create q marke
for all salable peaches that now go e
| waste.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-23
Latonia Results,

Fiiot race hvo aud half furonss-A Anna Rec1
10 tGapz). Sc. 10. $3.50 and $40. won. Ask Ma.
10 Caecabe), $50 end 81 20 Serond; TorIabianco;
Princess, Lur!u, Katrine. Idle Tale and Higher
Up also
Second race. six furongs-The Grader los An-
dressl s55lo ia and $50 won Sam Hlrsch,
1W iGooscl. $40 and So second: Terrible Bill
100 tGauE), 81, third. Time ;i3 20. Ardclon.
Uncle Hurt. Rock Fish. Conuaugh Pop Gun anJ
Gold Color also ran.
Third race, si1 turIonss-The Reach. loS tMoles-
WORTH. sIe IN. $3.50 oud $40. won; Lady Light
ming io7 tcallshan). $3.50 and 10. second:
porbio lo7 iStrcleD. $3.50. third Time "a Ia.
Ethel Sampson. John Robert, Star Rose. w. X
Ford. Inci,or and Florrc Dumas also started.
Fourth race, SIX furlongs--Jim Rascy III GdnEl,
$500. 81 and OUT, won: Reciprocity. 100 tGoosel
3, 90 and out, second Eootcnay, los (Ehtcp). out.
third. Timo-l:lS IL. CountloPs also ran,
Fifth race, mile and sixtecuth-Fcathcr DuE-
ter. III (Peak). $500. $3.50 and $40, won: Hell
emo, 100 tMccsbo,. s5,gn aud 40 second; Gon-
oral Marchmout. io9 tGooscl. $3.50. third. Time
Ito Port Arlington. Crossovor, Tap Pay, Wan
der aud Wishing Ring also
Sixth race. milo aud seventy ysrds-orrcn, 1o7
ccslIubsup. $3.50. $3.50 and $3.50. won: seau.
tlnI. l07 MoleEwoILhl. ti3 go and S. 80. second;
pan5crhed, 100 Steele. $3.50 third Time
lao Cousin PugS WiuifTcd u, Puck, Sister
Florcuce and Rose OF Jeddah also ran.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-23
MARTHA SOCIETY IS
ARRANGING FOR BALL
Will Be Held in November,
but not on the "I3th"
This Year.
Special TO The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN, Oct. a2.-At a recent special
meeting OF the Martha society, which
has for its members practically all OF
the prominent society women of the city.
It was decided TO hold the annual charity
ball early In November, the exact date
being LETT to a committee on arrange
ments AS In former years. tile proceeds
OF the ball Will be used by the society
in carrying on charity work In the
city.
The ladies of the society recall the
marrips circumstances under which the
ball was held on November l3 of last
early in the evening when the announce"
ment came that the Eccles building. III
which many OF the guests had offices
was being destroyed by fire, 1t has beer
ia ng ement committee that they avotc
November IS in selecting a date for TINS
years event The committees selected
arc:
p. Blgelow, Mrs. r. 3. Porter and Mrs
Printing@Mrs. r. T. Hume Mrs. Pat,
rick Healy and Mrs. II. G. Bigelow.
! Refreshments--Mrs. e. NJ. Conroy, Mrs
Nette Eccles. Mrs. ]. II. Spargo anc
Decorations-Mr Ezra Rich, Mrs. Cru
Becker. Mrs, NJ. s. Browning and Mrs
ii. M RoWc.
Tickets-Mrs. II. II. Spencer, Mrs. vii
liam Eccles. Mrs. e. o. Watts. Mrs
Ambrose HIbbs, Mrs. r, II. Fitzgerald
and Mrs. Hugh Wood.
| Advertislne-Mrs. II, II. Spencer am
Mrs. II. Z. Porter.
Door-Mrs A. Kuhn and Mrs. e. a
Littleield,
| Recepton--Mrs. Joseph Scowcrott, Mrs
lH. c. Bigelow. Mrs, Thomas d. Dee. Mrs
f, Q. Watts, Mrs Fred j. kiesel ant
| Mrs. II. III. Spencer.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-23
FOR ORGANIZED CHARITY.
Movement is on Foot TO Form Associa
ton In Ogden.
Special to The Tribune.

Speclal 10 l he lfIpuNe'
OGDEN, Oct. 22.-The Rev. Frank q.
Bralnerd. pastor Of the First ConSresa-
tional church, Is at the head Of B move
ment for the establishment of an organ
ized charity association in this city. His
plan has been laid before the Ministerial
association and is looked upon as one
which can be placed In successful opera
ton. Other Ogden organizations Ju.eI est
ed In charity work will be invited to join
in tho movement.
II is proposed by the Congregational
pastor that all charitable organizations
be combined under one head. and CEN
tral office. in charge Of a salarled repre-
sentative. be established lie believes
that by establishing a central Office all
promiscUous charity work would be done
away with, all money expended wouio xo
in the right direction and prove saving
to the men and institutions which are
now imposed upon Practically every
pastor of the city is Interested in the
now plan, and committees from tho vari
GUS charitable organizations Will hold a
meeting in the near future foG the fur
thcr consideration OF the subject.
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Merrill Talks at Bingham.

Special 10 The Tribune.
RiNGHAN. oct. ga Democratic rally was
held IN Canyon hall hero tonight {. l.. Country
man presided Professor J. T.. Merrill tho
principal speaker. lie inquired Of tbc audience
why the state di1 not lend is funds ou. In
tcrest tho city of SAIL Lake docs.
Professor Merrill quoted tho statute regulating
the state treasurer ofnce and held that the Law,
In permitting the treasurer 10 10 Nhst he pleased
with the money. allowed tho treasurer 20 have IN,
state draw interest IL lie desired lie said that
hy certing the state Democratic ticket the pso-
pie would recover tho government from corpora
tons and predatory interests.
Bert Olsen. candidate for state senator, also
spoke lie attacked she Republican admiuistra-
ton aud euogiIcd Woodrow Wilson. He con-
dcnucd mouopolcs from which he declared the
be successful.
A qunrtct,c OF Sinsers had boen engaged 10 come
10 Bingham from salt Lake. but their automobile
broke down MiGydjc and they returned 10
Slou. The meeting therefore without music.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-23
/ School To Play
)rdan High TOMORROW
! On the Sandy Gridiron

|birh school will have II game with
Irdan high school tomorrow after
at Sandy. This decision was
A by the BED and Black coach yes~
4 Rlcba r,lson thinking that such q
mould be fine workout for the
bsfore their Saturday tanglc with
II The first team viii start in this
Il but unless the Sandy Farmers
II a better battle than they did
the F'reshles last week he VIII
with the second team men in all
ns. -. ,;,
u coaches would not wish their
y mix on two dates so near to-
Z but Richardson docs not figure
',th count, team as formids BILE, re-
4 lilo game more In the light Of II
:c. The men who start VIII be
Id with the team that entered
d Grand Junction two weeks ago
,lled ,Ip a score OF 30 10 o against
olorado champs. Against this as-
Ion the Farmers should not be able
|R' 80
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-23
GRAND JURY TO PROBE
IDAHO'S NEW CAPITOL
Special to The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
BOISE. Ida, Oct 22-The sensational
announcement was made here today that
the special grand jury in session In this
city had turned It's attention towards
ldaho's new state capitol building, and
Is making an investigation Of the con
tracts let for its construction as well as
for its furnishings.
II is reported the probe will involve
the capitol building commission, includ
Ing Governor Hawley, Attorney General
McDouGal Secretary Of State Clifford and
State Treasurer Allen.
The grand jury is maintaining the
greatest secrecy with respect to its
probe. Architect Tourtellotte and Super
intendent OF Construction Quigley wer,
before the jury today and subpoenas hav,
been Issued for other officials connected
with the construction works
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-23
PROTEST is FILED.
Objections Made to Proposed Use Of Old
General Hospital
Special to The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN, Oct 22.-Although the matter
has been scarcely more than mentioned,
tho property owners In the southeastern
section OF the city have filed d petition
with the city commissioners protesting
against the use of the old ogden General
hospital as city and county detention
hospital for INDECENT persons suffering
from contagious diseases. This was re-
Gently proposed To the commissioners 10y
City Physician Walter II. Whalcn. but no
definite action has been taken.
The petitioners. about 100 In number,
refer TO the proposed hospital as "A pest
house" and promise 10 make a concerted
night against the proposed plan. The hos
pital building is located on Twenty
eighth street between Madison and Mon
roc avenues.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-23
DONLIN'S WIFE DIES
AFTER LONG ILLNESS

By international ANe"S Ss' VIC
NEW YORK, oct. 23-Mabel Htte. we'll
known az a vaudeville actress and as the
wife Of Mike Donlin baseball player Tor
Pittsburg, died late this AFTERNOON ",
her home at No 5@6 West One Hundred
and Tenth street.
Miss Hite had been In poor health for
more than a year. Last June she was
Iopcrated upon for an intcstnal cancer
and for MANY DAYS was at the point of
death. After the operation she did not
rally and rcsorted TO Christian Science
tres tmcnt which seemed TO improve her
health for "a time. Recently the same
trouble reasserted Itself but another op-
Grafton was not deemed safe and for sew
eral weeks the physicians have had no
hope Scpticaemia developed Few Gays
ago aud was the immediate cause OF
death.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-23
COMISKEY IS HOST
ON ANNUAL TRIP

CHICAGO. Oct. 22.-President Charles
A. Comiskey of the White Sox, with
thirty-four OF his friends as guests. left
last night on the thirteenth annual pill
grimage to Camp Jerome, Mercer, WIS,
for a hunting and fishing outing
The train carried two special sleepers
and a special dining car. Included In
the party were President Ban johnson
OF the American league. President Nc
Alecr OF the Boston worlds champions,
Manager Callahan of the White SoX and
Treasurer Charlie Williams Of the Cubs.
President Gerry Hermann OF the ma
tional commission will leave Cincinnati
with several friends to join the nimrods
at camp.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-23
UNUSUAL PRISONER.
Well. Dressed Refined Man is Arrested
for Begging.

Special IL The Tribune
OGDEN. Oct. 22.-Reiined in manners
and having prosperous appearance re-
gardlcSs OF his circumstances, James II.
Parkhill. formerly II travelling salesms n,
was arraigncd before Judge W. II. Reedcr
today on charge of mcndcaDcy. The
Judge placed sufficient credcnce in the
mans downfall as the result OF liquor
investigate.
Parkhill was arrested in front Of the
Orpheum thcater last evening for beg
Ging. Dressed in a neat suit. wearing
a white collar and using perfect Eng
Iish, Parkhill was an unusual prisoner
OH n mendicant charge. Judge Eceder
will make an effort to learn the where
abouts OF the mans relatives.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-23
sMooT AND JEWkEs TALK.
They Are Now Making a Speaking Tour
in Weber County.
.norisl ~ Tho r,Ih,,,,o

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN. Oct Ex-senator Reed Smoot
and Jesse Jewlses. candidate for state
treasurer, opened two days speaking
campaign in Weber county this after
noon, when they addressed the Republican
voters OF the Roy district at Q o'clock.
party of local candidates, including
County Clerk Samuel G.. Dye. Sheriff e.
r.. Harrison and others attended the
meeting. At S o'clock this evening the
same speakers conducted a meeting at
Hooper.
Tomorrow afternoon Senator Smoot and
Mr.. JewIics will address a meeting at
Huntsville at o'clock. returning TO Og-
den for the first big Republican meeting
Of the campaign. 10 be held in the Or
phcuni theater at S o'clock.
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RECENT ARRIVAL IS
SURPRISE At LAGOON
CONTINUED From Preceding Page)

was set down for his ride several DAYS
ago on this horse and the running Of the
race yesterday Will go far TO restore him
to good standing.
Hill rode his second winner OF the
afternoon when he brought Lucille Allen
home an easy winner OF the last race.
She had plenty of speed and held the
balance safe throughout. Ben Greenleaf
made a strong bid and saved second
place. c. W. Kennon closed with rush
into third place David Warfed. the
medium OF one OF the strongest pupges
OF the meeting, ran what the form chart
describes as tame showing" failing to
close with his usual strong rush.
A we'll filed card. with good horses,
is the attraction today and the crowd
will be up to the usual standard.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-23
VIII Be Potato Guide.
Special TO The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
PoChTELLo Idaho, Oct. 2s.-irs A. Tuite. as
s!staut general freight agent for the short Line
is in the city today, accompanied bv =. NJ. Wood
who has been Installed In this territory BY tb'
freight department 20 look after potato shipments
on both the Montana aud Idaho divisions. MF
Moods headquarters viii 30 in Pocntello. The
movement OF the Fpuds from the vpncr vallaN
of the Snake and from the Twin rails covnlrl
number OF can have been ordered for the hrs'
.hI