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Evening star., 1921-07-11
MarNarine.

CHICAGO, July 11.-Manufacturers
have determined to inaugurate a cam
paign of advertising and publicity
against attacks on their product
which they declare have been unfair
and in some cases libelous.
Evening star., 1921-07-11
SAVINGS DEPOSITS,

PORTLAND, Ore, July 1.-THE
Vest Coast Lumber Mans Associa-
Evening star., 1921-07-11
Buttons.

NEW YORK, July 11.-Rehabilita-
ton Of the pearl button industry Is
well under way. Factories are said to
be employing their regular quota Of
workers and to have liberal supplies
Of shell on hand.
Evening star., 1921-07-11

uon reports that the lumber cut Of
104 mills in Oregon and Washington
for the last part OF June was 80 per
cent below normal
Evening star., 1921-07-11
ROadbuildfnH.

building for part OF the state highway
system indicate that grading costs have
dropped to 80 cents a yard, or the 1916
level. while costs for paving are up to
those Of 1919.
Evening star., 1921-07-11
ShiDbufldinH.

NEW YORK, July 11.-About three
thousand employees have been laid Off
at the New York navy yard and further
reductions are forecast. The trimming
was directed principally at the hull,
machinery and ordnance departments.
Evening star., 1921-07-11
Marble.

BOSTON, July 1.-THE marble quar-
ries of Vermont and other portions Of
New England are awaiting a resump-
tion Of demand, with little activity mani
tested at present.
Evening star., 1921-07-11
Clothing.


NEW YORK. July 11.-Salesmen who
have returned from their first trip with
fall samples declare that bargain sales
at the end of last winter are believed to
have supplied the bulk Of the consum-
ers with overcoats for next winter. Re-
tailers. they said. had ordered in most
cases not more than go per cent Of the
goods they would need for fall.
NEW YORK, July 11.-Although
there have been reductions in the
costs of building materials in this
territory, wages still continue at
their high point in the building
trades, and building construction
costs remain well above pre-war
figures. 1t is generally estimated
that the cubic foot cost Of Nalk-up.
non -f1reproof apartment now is 40
cents net. as against As cents in
1919, and % cents in 1912. Six-story
elevator apartments cost SO cents net
per cubic foot, as against SIS in 1919,
and 32 in 1912.
Evening star., 1921-07-11
PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE MAYOR AND COUNCIL OF
Takoma Park Nd, July 1, 1921-Sealed pro-
posals for the construction Of approximately
5000 linear feet Of 4-foot cement sidewalks
sirned up to I O'Clock pm, Monday. July Is,
1921. Bids will Be opened at $40 O'Clock pm: &
basement Of the Presbyterian Church, Maple
and Tulip avenues. Takoma Park. Md. Speci-
fcations furnished upon application to BEN g.
DAVIS, Town Clerk, Takoma Park, Nd.
Evening star., 1921-07-11
,Draperu Department

Novelty Braided Lace Curtains,
ecru color, az yards long; renais-
sance motifs in corner; lace edges.
Special, $2.75 pair.
Madras Curtains, ~ yards long;
cream grounds with figures Of blue
or gold. Special, $500 pair.
36-inch Cretonne, light and dark
colorings, suitable for all purposes.
q good assortment taken from
regular stock at $500 and S1.25.
Special, 75c yard.
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-08-05

Hogs went up to Ike July 20,
the highest mark since November,
1920.
Miss Helen Thatcher Is homo from
her visit with her friend, Miss Velma
Markt, Of Mound City.
The month Of July closed Sunday
with one Of the heaviest electrical
storms Of the year and rainfall Of
Las inches.
Russell Tochterman, having pity on
his fathers lonesomeness, came up
Saturday and took him home with him
to spend Sunday. Russell ID now with
the Townsend U Ueberrhsin Clothing
Company. Of st. Joseph.
Iii. Montgomery, wife and daush-
ter, Eleanor, Mrs. Harry HoblitSsll
and two daughters and Grandma Hob
litsell drove down from Skidmors and
spent Sunday with his parents, Robert
Aoutgomsry and wife.
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-08-05

Mrs. NJ. II. Forney has been
spending the week with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. o. Kreek.
Circuit Clerk Durham and Re-
corder Simpson have returned home
from Chillicothe, where they attended
the late convention Of circuit clerks
and recorders.
Mrs. A. H. Greene has returned
home from st. Joseph, where she had
been under medical treatment for the
past two weeks. She feels that she
has been benefited. and We sincerely
hope 90.
Eliza Springer, wife and little
daughter, Of Buffalo, Wyo., are here
on q visit with his and her parents.
She was formerly Bsulah Fuhrman.
Elsa says the Holt county delegation
In that section are al well and pros
perinS. He says hs has Q l60-aers
rancho and that crops are excellent.
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-08-05

Mrs. John Speer Is enjoying an
outing at Eldorado Springs, No., and
her husband will Join her and they will
20 to the Sedalia State Fair.
For Sale-Ths new Variety Rosen
Rye for seed. Inquire Of
ALVIN HAYES,
Forest City, Route q
Farnsrs' Phons, Fortsscvs.
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-08-05

For Sals--Au Of my good Poland
China Brood S0ws. Some are farroW-
Ing now. All are bred to farrow soon.
. J. w. R0STOCK.
DIR. Thatcher tells US that thsy
have . mighty fine baby boy at tie
homo Of John Meyer and wife, Which
arrived Saturday last, July 30, the
lhcstsst day Of the year, s6 dsgTsss.
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-08-05
NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO
FORM A LEVEE DISTRICT.

STATE OF MISSOURI County of Holt, y.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF HOLT COUNTY MISSOURI
OToBER TERN, 1921.
In andAr Of Association for
Incorpor o Foibe Ievee District.
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FORM LEvEE DISTRICT.
hereby all 10 the following descrb
Holt County Of Missouri:
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-08-05

Clerk of Circuit Court Of Holt County.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-10-07
HYIEZDoSLAy

najvacsi slovensky basnik, vra-
til sa pred niekol'kymi dnami
z Luhacovic, kde sa liecil. .Ako
sa z dobre informovaneho mie.
sta dozvedame, .je vel'mi ne
bezpecne chory, takze moze-
me co den ocakavat' katastr6fu.
Star1ckemu basnikovi sa sice
v Luhacoviciach ul'ahcilo, no
so svojom navrate do Kubina
zas musel Phndt'. K nebesom
nesd sa modlitby celeho naro-
da eeskoslovenuskeho ably Bob
zachoval draheho. nam basni.
ka medzi nami a odvratil cd
neho nebezpecenstvo! v,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-10-07
co SA DOKAZUJE o donna
RoBENoM NAPOJr,

DIR. s. Dana Hubbard spravca
oddelenia pre- zdravotnictvo zvla-
Ste pre- zdravotnfctvo robotnikoy
zamestnanych vo fabrikach, v
New Yorku,' vyhiasil nasledovne
Donna robeny opojny napoj, te-
da napoj majlci v sebe alkoholi-
exc s1eiastky je horst jako dyna.
mlt, ked', no nevyraba clovek,
ktory veei rozumie.
Takyto napoj napada modzgy,
otrasuje telo cell slstavu l'ud-
sk1.
Donna robeny opojny napoj
dl'a dobrych, alebo menej dob
rych predpisov je nesmierne ne
bezpecny. Je to sticiastka otravy.
ZnHf zalddok a crevnti sdstavu,
ale GO je najhorsie zaprfeinuje o.
trasy, ba znicenie nervov, niei
vsetky molekuly energie "a patric-
MI osobu prinasa do bezvedomia.
Prfeina toho je, ze takyto ma
poj nedozrel svojim vekom. Je to
opravdova palenka, ktora ma v
sebe otravu. V tel miechanine, z
ktorej sa v>domoch vyraba opoiny
napoj niekol 'ko alkoholistickych
jedov sa utvaa. Jedon mich,
najnebezpecnejsf je butyL alebo
fuselovy olej, toto je najvyssieho
stupna jed. A jedine vekom, teda
ked' takyto opojny napoj stoji "a
iste roxy, ztraca sa sam cd seba.
Jeho pritomnost' palenke zavi-
nuje paralyzu- nervov a modzgu.
Vsetky donna vyrabane opojne
napoje ME s1 dostatocne vyleza-
ne, ME s1 dost stare, media sa i'm
easu, aby dozrely a preto sd co
najvys nebezpecne.
Treba znat' toto: lie kazdy o.
pojny napoj, ktory svojim leza-
MIN, vekom, neztratil 20 semou
otravou ma nervy a ma modzgy
cloveka. Tento jed deinkuje ry-
chile, tax ze pijak takychto nedoz-
retych napojov behom pol roka
stava sa mrzakom, alebo blaznom
dplne. Olej ten dcinkuje ma spik
v chrbtovej kosti, a toho nasle-
dujd suchotiny.
Dovol tie, mech znovu zopaku-
jem to, ze donna vyrabane nedo-
zrete napoje opojne sl vel'mi O.
travne, napoje vyrabane k1pe-
nych chemikalif, sd horsie pre-
cloveka jako dynamit.
Vino MONO pripravit' v kaz-
dom dome, ale pit donna pripra-
vene vino pred sedem mesiacmi
Cd casu kedy bolo vyrobeno je me-
bespecns. Pricina je ti, xe ten fu-
seiovy oiej nebol este celkom mi
ceny vinnou kyselinou,. ktof6 SO
len posdtjsie utvSra q usadzuje
s. na bokoch suda. Po ussdeni
tejto kyseliny, fuselovy olej 50
strstil. Pc ton d donna vyfobene
vino je bes sk6dy - sdf4tfe l'sd-
ske, ale Gin dlhsie lei je lepsie.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-10-07
Bell Main s52. Auto. All
Jozef Friedman
PRAvoTkn A v1REJN4
IloTAR
Hovori po slovensky.
2o3 sTA1GBAUaH BLDo.
Youngstown, o.
Stockholders' Nesting.

The StpsAa BAlidnig & Loan Co.
Notice Of Special
Stockholders Meeting
A meeting u Ne stockholders Of The Slovan
Baiadng Loan ca. will be held at the office 81
the Company 4 % East Federal Street, Younss
town, Ohio, On THURSDAY the 9th day Of October
1921. at 7:s0 o'clock r. NJ. for the purpose Of
considering and acting upon the consolidation Of
The Slovan Building 4 Loan Co. and The Youngs
town Savings Loan, Co. and the transaction Of
any and an business necessary incident thereto
MICHAEL FIA1LA,
Youngstown, Ohio Secretary
September CAST. ls2l.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-10-07
ZASTAVENY Z CASOPIS

"Rozsny6i Hirad6" vydavany
E. Szkalosem v Roknave je- mi.
nisterstvom plnou mocou Y
Bratislave zastaveny ma neur-
citl dobu. ponevac vychvaloval
renegatsku : mad'arizacnl po-
litiku sposobOm protist&tnym :
Sloyensko nazyval obssdenym
lzemim.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-10-07
cEskosLbvENskA Lob
,sst.E(lrs,

Odisla 4. m. m. z Hamburger
do New Orleansu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-10-07
RUMUNSKO O-CESKOSLOVEN.
SKE PRIATEL,SKE sTYKY

Ma jubilarnej slavnosti So
rbtneho trvania sedmohrad-
skeho sdruxenia ''Astra'' v Mar
rnaroSskej Sihoti vyvolili stra-
hovskeho opata Zaorala "a
cestneho elena pre- jeho zaslu-
hy pri priatel'stve rumunsko-
ceskoslovenskom.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-10-07
STAROSLO LOvANSkE NALEZY
" PRUSKU

Y Menturach pri Dackene
Vych. Prusko objavili pri
vyb%rani raSeliny stafpslovan-
skt osedu. PDdl'a a&jdstJch
A5sttujOv il toto Sidlo nj : s.,
al1bo - g. stolstiA pred Kri-
stona. Na6li ryb6rske n&r6die,
innoh6 kestf ! veci ! kostf spta-
yenteIl. M misstO lile1u w
sl4li odbornlkov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-10-07

Pise senator Vaclav Klofac

udove ebo obecns kolstyo ma sovensu bolo pne
skokJm zkonm Apponyho roku 1907 Do tej DOLBY
yueova jake tax oven ale poda cho zakonov
ma oyenskh skoach boa yzdenne 13 hodn mad
arstny po ukoncni skokeho roku muse podat dokaz
ze pse arsk Kde tom Inspector prsvedc
pena odmenu kde boo opacne ueiteova
existenca boa ohroena soveska idea ene zaph
koach cirkevnyc Satne kol dobre pa-
tenym ucitelm boly uplne mad 'arske =
boo rajsom uzemi slovenskom 34 ludovych
ovenskych udoch sko mad rkych, % lud skol
nemeckych 10 rusnskych.
Po poickom peved nas satna sprava z
skosve take dnes je Sovenku 2627 ud sko
1s2 runkych 110 nemeckych 76O adarkyh Ones uz zod
pveda pset skl abyvatelstva eho jaka Ma
presto nue znasinovacia poka mad arsk co prk
lad zrejme poeu skol nemeckych.
Ia arske vlady neboo zadne slovenske NEST ansej
skoy dnes je "a SLOW sk6 NEST rusnsk nemecke
10 mad 'arskych.
"a mad arkej spravy exstovay kraky slovenske
sredns skoy az do roku 1874 ktorom
fort zavet cd m dolby nena Sovac adne Ones e Soven
sku Al strednyh sko satnyh 80 ovenskych nemecka
nssfska vedla oho sd pr dstavoch pobocky nmeck pr
mad 'arske M >*"@
Ked mad vokom uekl ueitela ostaly sko-
E ose Boa nutn eekeho useva boy sovenss
koy ktoch uz koko rokov nevyucovao Nakoko ma So-
yensku navsteva sko povnn len do IL tym
zvee Ma kratku vyzvu novnach podao Aados
sko do 1900 eeskych ueov Tez SLOVENSKU Mich upen-
live zadali Uvadzam dopsu prosteho obena Turzovy
pomyslet nasch vrchoc 800 skolskyc
neho uctea Covek tpne bue dorostu Ny
vas proslme dae nam uctea de dobry plat ked e
vrchoch, ktory prispeme ziadostam tJmto
sva yyhovovao krakom pr Savensko
Cehov 800 eeskych professorov.
Tito uctelia zapoca hned prac kut1rne mimoskoskei
pomlnam havne
aperiadal 800 koryh soznam posuchacov zakladm
dsavy osvetli hlavne zasady demokraticke.
1ch einnost boa posudzovana vem unanve W 18 sepm
bra 1919 hovor dr. Srobr Narodnom Shromazdeni Hovorim
re name uz ovenskd skou lebo cesk uce professor
tax rychle snadne sovensky mlul ovencnu pestu1 il
takm dspechom ze lud intelgenc ktora prav soe
cbavaa poceenia radost uznava ocho bars tch
to ponierov kutdry ma Sovensku'
Skolsky Inspector kaocky Slovak Ruzomberka podoknu
uradnej zprave do nspektorau va ces ueea shovaj
50 co najprkadnee ba tra sue ckevnyh kolach D. D.
farari sd nina apne spokojni.
Tea ami vastny kraj Hnkov nedava ceskm ucteom hany
ami po stranke nabozenskej takych preavov je sta
Ably vnutorna paca bola spesna vynaloo odde
lene min skostva Pahe s spsan sovenskych ucebnic
Dne havne zauhou Cechov, maj1 sovensk skoy sabare
etanky inc ucebnce kom77 druhov takze skoy
vyiacy ucebnice mad arke ychto ucbnciach vraty
MIN pody navacch sovakov poznava cd destva sla
Hoieho Hurbana, Hvezdoslava inych.
Smr statne spravy u6telskj cie tomu zvysena
doven vzdeanos ym ze by Slevensku zvysna
povnnost cd IL do IA rou ably boa vyucovaca soboda
b kola poka mono kazde obci Naboenstvo nese byt
Setrne doknute Sedne skoy dobone mu byt najnovsch
typov Vysoke skoly Braave mused byt moderns
sky vypravene
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-10-07

NAVSTEVA FRANCUZSKE;-
HO SLAVISTU

Do Prahy dosiel franclzsky
slavista Andrei Mazon profess
sor strassbareskej univefEity.
Professor Maxon je znalny ako
vel'ky priatei' Slovanov nAjms
Ceehoslovakov.
The Washington times., 1921-10-16

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= AzRERRg
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-12-16
REV MITCHELL CONDUCTS
FUNERAL, BAPTISM AT COLFAX

Rev. and Mrs. H. H. Mitchell and
son, Douglas, visited in Colfax yes
terday, their former home. While
there Rev. Mitchell conducted the
funeral of George Kraneos, Greek,
OF Penewawa, who died of tubercu-
losis. Mr.. Mitchell states to The
Star-Mirror that the entire Greek
colony, numbering about 80 persons,
was present. All are members Of the
Holy Orthodox church. generally
called the Greek church, a body which
embraces Russia and most of the
eastern part of Europe. There is
inter-communion now between the
Holy Orthodox and the Anglo-Catho-
lie churches.
While in Colfax Rev. Michel hap-
tised the infant daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs. e. H. Fraser, in the Good Sa-
maritan church, Mrs. r. H. Reid, Mrs
Leo Carter and DR.. p. G. Weismm
standing as sponsors.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-12-16
UNIVERSITY STUDENTS WANT
WORK DURING VACATION

Francis jenkins, proctor of men at
the University of Idaho, reports to
The Star-Mirror that there are a con-
siderable number Of young men who
will remain on the campus during the
two weeks vacation, beginning We'd
nesday, December 23, and that many
of these young men are desirous of
securing work during the vacation
weeks They will be available for the
entire time, or will accept short jobs.
Anyone having work to do during the
two weeks will confer a favor on
these worthy young people by calling
on them. Information can be secured
by calling Mr.. Jenkins at Lindley
Hail.
Mr.. Jenkins states also that the
Lindley hall cafe will be kept open
during vacation weeks for the con-
venience of young men and young
women remaining on the campus, as.
many of the groups will close their
houses during the two weeks
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-12-16
FEUD RELICS OF
MARCUS WHITMAN

Walla Walla, Wash, Dec. 15-A
wood cut of the Rev. Henry Harmon
Saulding, associated with DR.. Marcus
Whitman in the christianizing of the
old Oregon Territory, and portion
~of brass howitzer used in subduing
the Indians following the massacre OF
the Whitman party, are two cherish
ed relics recently donated to the mu-
scum of Whitman College.
The Rev. Spaulding arrived in
Oregon in 1886 with the Whitman
party. but left the Waiilatpu mission
to start school at the present site
4of Lapwai, Idaho.
The portion Of howitzer was found
ron the Keyler ranch near Whitman,
Wash, station 1t was presented to
the museum by Gilbert Blue. The
piece is credited with valiant service
against the rebellious tribes respons-
ible for the murder of DR.. Whitman.
According to government records, the
howitzer blew up while in action in
1848, killing two men.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-12-16
.COFFEY NAMED TO
SUCCEED Whittier
SCHOOL BOARD MEETING An
CED-CHRISTMAS VACA-
TION STARTS DECEMBER 20.

G. Coffey, manager of the Mos
COW j. Penney store, has been
named treasurer of the Moscow city
school district No. 5 according to an
nouncement Friday by members of
the school board. Mr.. Coffey, who
was elected a member of the board at
the last election, succeeds Harry
Whittier, whose resignation was ac-
cepted at the meeting when Mr. Cof-
fey was named.
Members of the school board have
set the time for the Christmas-New
Year holiday vacation from the close
of school Friday, December %, to
to Tuesday, January 3, at $3.50 a. m.
Request No More Drives.
The frequency with which applica-
tions to use the public school for va
rious drives has been the cause Of
much discussion among the teacher
and the principals and was discussed
by the board 1t was finally de-
cided by a committee of Superintend-
ent Soulen and the principals to re-
quest that all such use of the schools
be discontinued. The school board
members unanimously approved the
request
This action is in no way indicative
Of any lack of sympathy with good
causes. 1t simply indicates that the
schools in justice to all were obliged
to constantly have the educational
work interfered with or else flatly
close the schools.
The total interference of school
work with such drives can not be ap-
preciated by any who are not con-
lected with the schools.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-12-16
FRANCE WANTS TOO
MANY BATTLESHIPS

Washington-(A. P.)=The French
delegation to the arms conference
has presented a proposal for so great
an increase in the strength of the
French navy that the British declare
such a program would upset the
whole plan for a 5-5- naval reduction.
The British understand that the
French plan provides for the con-
struction of ten 3S,000-ton super
dreadnaughts in ten years subsequent
to 1926 This would give France a
capital ship tonnage of 100000 as
against 315,000 for Japan and pre-
ponderence of new "Post-Jutland"
type over all nations.
The comittee of fifteen adjourned
until tomorrow, after a three-hour
discussion without announcing it's
conclusion. The combined French
and Italian fleets would be some two
hundred thousand tons stronger than
the British or American allotments,
under the revised figures agreed up
on yesterday by the big three.
Italy, although indicating a disap
proval Of such building program is
said to have told the conference that
if France constructs ten such
ships, Italy must carry out similar
building program. The question Of
as compared with the 5-5-3 standings
assigned to the United States, Great
Britain and Japan, under yesterdays
agreement, was taken up by the COM
mittee of fifteen at a meeting today
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-12-16
CHRISTMAS TRAIN
PLEASES STUDENTS
FARE AND A HALF FOR ROUND
TRIP ALLOWED-SPECIA LEA
YES, MIDNIGHT WEDNESDAY,

University of Idaho students from
southern Idaho cities and towns who
plan to return to their homes for the
Christmas holidays will make the trip
on board the ~. of L. Christmas New
Year Holiday Special Train" The
train starts from Moscow at 12:01
midnight the night of Wednesday
December 21, and arrives in Boise at
l7:15 the evening of Thursday, Decem-
ber %.
The special train on the going trip
will run as far as Pocatello and will
make connections with all branch
lines. The schedule has been so ar
ranged that the trip will be as con-
venient as possible for ALL The de-
parture at midnight Wednesday was
arranged so that the students could
get the advantage of the special holi-
day rates of a fare and a half for the
round trip. The rates become eff
fective December % with final re-
turn limit to January 4
In order to comply with the limit
for the rates the university authori-
ties changed he start of the vacation
period from Wednesday at noon to
midnight of that day. Glasses start
again after the holidays at o'clock
January 5.
On the return trip the special train
will be made up at Boise and stu
dents living east of Nampa will get
the special at that point. On the re-
turn trip the train leaves Boise at o
O'Clock the evening of January and
will arrive in Moscow at 2 o'clock the
of January 4.
The special train will be placed at
the o. w. R. & N. depot at Moscow
for occupancy at 10 o'clock Wednes-
day night. All tickets will be collect
ed before the students are allowed TO
board the train. Students whose
homes are in the Twin Falls country
will have a special Pullman which
cuts out at Minidoka and which may
be occupied until 8 o'clock the next
morning
All students living east of Nampa
will take train No. 1875 connection
from Pocatello and Minidoka on the
return trip January and will change
cars and get the special train at Nam
pa at 6: AS p. m. the same day.
Both the going and the returning
rain will have standard Pullman
sleepers and coach accommodations
liner, serving all meals. Railroad
men ask that students purchase their
tickets and sleeping car reservations
is early as possible. E. A. Klippel,
r. travelling passenger agent of the
Union Pacific system will be in
,harge of the train.