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rRAMwAY INCREASE TAKES
EFFECT ABOUT JULY l

BY order Of the state utilities -
mission the Traniway Company hav'
increased their rates, same to cd int
effect about July 18th. The rat
from Berkeley to Arvada has beef
increased from 7 cents to 10 cent
and the commuters book of fit!
tickets from $3.50 to $1.66. Tick
cts for school children may b
bought in anv quantity and it viii
not be compulsory tc purchase I full
hook to obtain the reduced Rates
The new 10 cent rate also incl4pde
Griffith to Arvada and vice vein
Other increased rates granted ar
ns follows:
Denver to Golden, single fare
from 2s to "a cents: round Frir
from 48 to SO cents: commu FER
hook Ct fifty tickets, from So to 30
90.
Denver to Ueyden. single pr
from 32 cents to 38 cents: IN
TRIP. from 81 r. 65 cents: com u'
er's book of fifty tickets, from 8
TO $11.5s. ~
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ATTEND COMMUNITY CLUB
NEXT MONDAY EVENING

This town is very fortunate to
have an institution such as the Com
munity Club, for in most places the
commercial interests maintain their
organization and II their are Others,
they will be along other lines. But
here in this, the ideal suburb Of the
Capitol City Of Colorado, all the
commercial, rural and social inter
ests are united in the one big thing,
the Community Club.
The Community Club should bring
together thase whose chief interest
IL in the Church, in = lodge, agri-
cultural society or social club for the
sole purpose in this case Of lettering
the town in which we live.
As no man these days can live to
himself, 30 it is with the Community
Club; its influence will extend I ~
beyond its own borders. What shall
that influence be? Is there b letter
way to express your thoughts upon
the Community than through thi,
club?
It is the hope Of the officers that
the membership Of the Club shd ll in
clude At least the head Of everyI fam
lily in the township Of Arvada ant
more, because the ladies are 3 "
to membership and should takm40a
active interest. Ys aid \.
With such membership \ wotof IN
possible to put on proGxaA tom.
terest to all snd Of real pdueso YOU
value. Such are the plls. Eth to
consider them Of suffis t NO time
"do your bit!" Remeshir TIE re-
you invest will! bring t ~
suits to yourself and Il eE you
Whether = member the
are cordially invited TOY Mon
next regular meeting to kTown
day evening. July 18th hee i'm
Hall. Several matters psir
portance will be discussG& (
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A MESSAGE TO FOOT SUFFERS


Foot comfort is not only possible
but anyone troubled with painful
feet can get immediate relief and in
most cases a permanent cure for
every foot ailment.
One Of my customers and a friend
of long standing just had very
prominent surgeon treating his feet
without success to whom l gave i'm
mediate relief.
II | am unable to help you will
at least not take your money, my
services and advice are Free
In the study Of the feet and the
experience I have gained in giving
Foot Comfort by DR.. VIM. Scholls
methods quite number Of people
of this community have been helped
during tho last two years but larg:
number are still suffering while I
have the knowledge and can apply
II to their individual cases with COM
paratively little expense for the ap-
planes needed.
Do not continue to suffer with
even a painful corn, callous or bun
ion.
Conultation free.
Yours for foot comfort,
A. j.. RECHT, Prac tapedist.
Member International Association
Of Practipedists.
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GRIFFITH NoTE!

Miss Evelyn Carroll csnle down
from Greedy to spend the 4th with
homo folks.
Mrs. Roy Peters who has been at
St. Anthony's hospital for sametime
returned to her home Sunday. "
JH. Dissle- has returned tc Brush
after a few days visit with his fam
lily.
Chas. Grout and family spent the
week end at Pine Cliffe.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. Metzgar spent the
4th with Mrs. Metzga-'s uncle near
Kiowa Colo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Davis with a
party of friends from Denver picnic
ed in Deer Creek Canon Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Samon Of An
dale, Kansas visited few days with
Mr.. Simons sister, Mrs. Roy Peters
and family.
Mr.. James McGrath Of Ohio is
visiting his brother VIM. and family.
Chas. Miller is building an addi-
ton to his house.
Miss Viola Hanson who ID attend
ing college at Greeley spent the week
end with her parents.
Sam Plattner and family Of Lin
! coin, Neb., 10 visiting his parents Mr..
and Mrs. Jacob Plattner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Woodring were
down from Eldora Saturday.
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wHEArRlDcE ITEMS

A glorious 4th! A splendid rair
and everybody is happy.
Several fishing trips were taken ir
the mountains over the 4th.
Children's Day parsed off In good
shape, the little ones did well.
Many Of our felix's have been At
tending the Mcpherson meetinR'
and are much interested. A Mr.
Stephenson is to be taken over next
Wednesday to be cured.
Hay is being cut in all directions
A fine crop and wheat will be ready
soon, feed will be cheap this fall.
Cherry picking is now in full
swing. Many good trees.
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Mrs. F. d. Hutchings entertained
the Craig Coony at her home Tues
day afternoon. Assisting her were
Mrs. Clarence Shoup, Mrs. C. Bueb,
Miss Dinslow and Mrs. Ella Wide
man Mrs. Bueb sang several solos
which were enjoyed by all and Miss
Dinslow gave several selections on
the viclin. About fifty ladies en-
joyed the meeting and Mrs. Hutch
ing's hospitality.
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NOTICE

TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
That the undersign ed intends to APP
ply to the Board Of Trustees Of the
Town of Arvada, Colorado, for the
passage Of an ordinance granting
license to the undersigned, its sue
cessors and assigns, to construct,
maintain and operate railroad
switch track across Valley Avenue
in said Town of Arvada, at right
angles thereto at point Immediate
ly west Of the end Of the present
railroad track Of the undersigned
used and operated in Block C in VAL
ley Addition in said Town.
1t is intended to apply to said
Board for such license at it, next
regular meeting to be held on Mon
day, the 18th day Of July, 1921.
The time for which such license is
desired is enc year and thereafter
until such license shall be revoked
by said Town, or the use thereof il
discontinued by the undersigned; and
the terms upon which the license is
desired arc that the undersigned, its
successors and assigns will in the
construction and maintenance Of said
railroad switch track and operation
Of cars thereon comply with all ordi-
ncnces now in force or hereafter
passed applicable thereto regulating
the construction, operation and
maintenance Of railroads upon or
across the public streets Of said town
and that the undersigned will pay
the cost Of the publication Of the
ordinance granting such license.
Dated June 26th, 1921.
THE DENVER TRAMWAY CON-
PANY.
BY. E. Stcnger, Receiver,
Pub. June 80, July It'll
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and occasionally tiger Is seen 30
the natives say. All I hive seen is
. jackal and . monkey. My guide
killed one poisonous snake. So you
zee I haven't had the thrill Of being
attacked by ferocious beast.
So on Wednesday morning after .
hearty breakfast started out &C.
ccmpanitd by my guide and preced-
ed by my two coolie women. Did .
IL IL mile walk TO Jcrepokri. Pass
ed en- route gangs Of road builders
widening the road making It suitable
for motors. Here the whole family
works Tho father, the mother and
all the children from five years old
up. I even saw mother with babies
tied on their backs breaking stones.
Little boys and girls Of five and six
or seven carrying big racks or bask-
eta Of dirt on their backs. There u
no child life with these mountain
children ~ We know It. no schools,
nothing but hard work. Generally
the people do not live TO be old,
hard work and . trying climate take
them of In middle life. The very
young children are paid from five to
six cents per day. The women are
paid twelve cents and the men are
given twenty cents. Their homes
are very crude, busties they are call
ed, merely shanties Of one or two
rooms made Of bamboo with branch
a. Of trees or bamboo mating for
walls and roof. Oftimes one sees
matched roofs and occasionally walls
Of mud. Invariable they have dirt
floors. They live on the corn and
millet which are the principal crops
and on rice which they get In Oar
feeling, bartering for Il their own
psoducts. Money dosen't enter As q
vital factor in the life Of the Himal-
ayan farmer. They ara terribly
dirty people. I think they never
battle. One young chap asked said
he washes once . month. doubt It
Dirt seems to b . protective cover
ing for certainly their clothes an
scanty. They remind me Of Armen'
ians In their dirtyness and odorifor
ousneas
The next day. Wednesday. I did
ten miles and practically oil TIE way
was climbing 30 that when I arrived
At Tonglu bungalow I was nearly
1900 feet high. Elevn miles in :
straiGht line TO Daljeeling but hat
walked nearly twenty four in reach.
Ing here. The views were magnifi
Client At times but unfortunatel,
there were heavy clouds rolling "
and down tho valleys all too often
and today there was considerable
rain. I haped the next day. Thurs
day after . fourteen mic hike "a
Sandakpha to have = view Of Mt
Everest but I was doomed to dig
appointment There were heaby
clouds on all sides. Never before
have I been 70 much shove the
clouds, at times the effect was won.
dsrful. like an ocean Of huge billowy
white clouds and wind driven flsecy
ones. The weather was cold 20
appreciated = big wood fire blazing
IN TIE open fire place. 20 to bed
every night at eight and get up At
five to see the son rise.
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A. Hollaway and family Of Fair
fax Mo. Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Kim
brouRh. Mr.. and Mrs. Jefferson
Koontz Of Carthage ILL.,. and Robert
Swsdley and Mack Carey motored to
Colorado Springs Wednesday for 4
two day outing In The hills.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-07-07

Mrs. J. r. McCune lef. yesterday
for Atlantic City. New Jersey. where
she goes as one Of the six Colorado
delegates to the Ladies' Catholic
Benevolent Association which meets
there in their annual national con-
vcntion next week.
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Mstheiiss Episcopal Church

Henry J. Catterall. Minister.
Sunday School 10 A. NJ. o. N.
Evans IL Superintendent.
Morning Worship II o'clock. Sub.
ject Of Pastor Drafted Service"
Epworth League 6.+5 p. m. Miss
Ruth Lane 10 the leader.
Evening Song and Praise Service
at 7:45 o'clock and the theme 1.-THE
Woman Who Ia Always Wantsd."
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still holds the heavy
weight pugilistic crown. Dempsey
knocked out Carpenter Saturday In
the fourth round and deceived $780,
900. As much money as President
Harding receives for his four year
term Of office. Ninety thousand
peolpe attended.
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FRUlrDALE NOTES

The DISCREET supsrintendent,
iHsndssson. WIN mold the las. II
erly conference for this year 1t :, ,
ferson Ave. N. f. Sunday NOR
Mrs. Ruth Barnes and baby
for Marble, Colo, Friday. 3
f. The stork is very liberal
boys. He left one with Mr.:
Mrs. Chas. Wilmore Saturday.
Tuesday IL ID. hoy at the hon
Mr.. and Mrs. Dillingham;.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-07-07

Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Smith were
down from their mountain ranch
near West Cliffe several days this
week as guests of Mr.. and Mrs. W.
p. McFarlane. Mrs. Smith and the
latter are sisters. They left for
home yesterday.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-07-07

Mrs. VIM. Bot announces the en-
gagcment Of her daughter Miss Clara
Bott to Mr.. Melvin Sprigg of 2Old
Bryant Street, Denver.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-07-07

Mrs. T. 8. Knapp left Tuesday for
lbs Angeles. California. to spend the
summer with her mother. three sis
tiers and brother who reside in and
near that city
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-07-07

The Patrick Creahan s-acre place
now kncwn as Wadsworth ball park
was sold this week by Walter p
Smith & Son to Frank Elliott. The
new owner will improve the property
by erecting thereon modern bung-
allow and will not disturb the ball
boys this season.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-07-07
OCAL AND
PERsONAF

= The U. 8. Filling Statioe r sta.
rushing the construction Of ~ and
ton at the corner Of Gran1yisy for
Wadsworth. They will be -
business in about two weeks, -
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-07-07

II spoiled the plans Of some plea
sure-loving folks, but the "wet"
Fourth didn't make the dry farmer
feel bad the next morning.
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TRIvoLI NEW SERIAL
JULY nth.

Watch for the coming of the Triv-
oils new serial by Eddie Polio "Do
or Die" taken in regions Of the is
land Of Cuba and Golden West. Full
Of black mystery and shreikinR sus-
psnss. Coming Juy eth
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-07-07
LEYDEM NOTES

tn little Simmons girl of Id
was taken to st. Luke's hospital
fering from appendicitis one
last week.
Mrs. Flora Jones Of Denv(
visiting with Mrs. J. C. William
Mrs. Robert Simpson was br| .
home from st. Lukes hospital ~
day. She will spend a few .
with her parents Mr.. and Mrs. VI
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-07-07

What 4 combination! A safe and
sane and "wet" Fourth all in one.
We had 'em Monday.
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J. 8. Mollet returned the fiet Of
the week from Deer Trail. He re.
ports crops good there.
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WILL 3ACRIF1CE
PLAYER PIANO

For quick turnover will sacrifice
price. Player in our possession in
Arvada and must be moved at once.
Easy payments. Write quick for
particulars to The Denver Music
Company. Denver, Colorado.
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DAstise Church
W. F. Colc. Pastor.

Dastist Church
". r. colc. Pastor.
Sunday School v;46 A. N.
Morning. Ssr,,ce-ll o'clock.
Prayer meeting Wednesday even
Av st 7:3o
Preaehine 7:lS P. NJ.
--~.B. y p. U. 7p.m
You have . cordial invitation to
worship with us. Only the plain old
Gospel msc9eEh1ya9 r.1r.
Our Prayer ksetinss are growing
In intsvspt and ,npmbFh u. Come and
study with us this wonderful book
sR1o0DaanA >sss' so
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-07-07

For cash you can buy 100 lbs sug-
ar for $3.50 at Cahill's also 4 pound
package Of guaranteed coffee for 25c
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-07-07

Pearce.
A lot Of Ralston people spent
rainy 4th in Coal Creek Canyon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin Schrack ar
enjoying a visit from friends fror
Ncbraska. |lit
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FOR SALE-Second hand MIG
mick grain binder fair shape, ~
New John Deere grain binder.
~ at bargain. Phone Arv. O.
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ATTENTION

Get your Hay Rope at the Arvada
Hardware Co., also your oil stoves
and wicks, your lawn mower and
garden hose.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-07-07

Thcmas Arkell and family left
Saturday for . two weeks stay on
their ranch near Fraser.
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ARTHUR WHITE WRITES
TO SISTER FROM INDIA

Continued from page one)
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FOR SALE-Baby R:ds, some two
week old, with mother, delivered.
Arvada 1902 Stiff.
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FlNkBEtNER'S PUBLIC
WAREHOUSE

Household goods moved and. stor-
ed at reasonable rates. Wadsworth
Ave. and Golden Car Phone Arv-
167. 41-tf
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WANT COLUMN

FOR SALE-Al wool serg suit for
year cd boy. Call 1t this office.
FOR SALE-Hand Vacuum cleaner
and garden hose. Phone Arvada
49W.
FOR SALE-Dining room rug in
fair condition. Phone Arv. l64J.
WANTED-Young gentle Holstein
milk COW also Barred Rock hens and
pu!lets. Phone Arvada 173M. 1tp.
FOR SALE OR TRADE-Fruit and
vegetable land. What have you to
trade? s. Brown, Florence, Colo
RADIO. 2-e
FOR SAEE-Purebred Duroc Jersey
sow and pigs, also Duroc Jersey
boar IL mos. $1S. Prone Arv 101R4.
1tf.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-02-17
BUSINESS MEx's WAGES
ARE NOT DEU 'CTaBIE
on INCOME TAX RETURNS

Frequent Inquiries are received bj
collectors Of Internal revenue from
sforekeepGrs and other business men
as 70 wheihef the tax payer ia bust.
ness for himself may deduct from his
gross earnings an amount OF SALARY
paid 10 himself Wages or salary
drawn by a taxpayer from his o~r
business ara more 10 the nature OF .
charge out or profits. II deduetable
fhey would merely be added 10 his 10
come aud the effect would be- 70 TAX
tho money out Of one pocket aud pa
Il ia another Therefore. claims foi
such deductions are not allowable.
Salaries paid 10 minor children en-.
ployed Ia the conduct u taxpayers
business are not allowable deduct
ions II. however. son or danghf-
or has attained majority. or IL aiIow
ed free use Of their earnings without
restriction. a reasonable amount paid
az compensation for their services
may be claimed
A farmer who employs a man 20 as
sist In the operation OF his farm may
ieduet from gross income the amount
paid for such services. Likewise. n
ne employs woman whose entire
time Is occupied Ia taking care OF
the milk. cream. butter. aud ehurns.
or II her services are devoted entire I
" TO the preparation and serving OF 1
meals furnished farm laborers. and /
In caring for their rooms. the CON.
paid her Is allowable de-
lueti0n II. however. she Is EN-
Dloyed solely Ia caring for the farm
'r's own household no deduction can
DO made.
In arriving at net Income upon
which the tax IL assessed, deductions
may be made FOR ordinary and neces-
AIRY business expenses. The reye-
rue act specifically prohibits the de-
Iuction OF personal. family. or living
Expenses. such expenses include
ent for a home. wages of servants.
osts OF food and clothing for the
amily. education OF children. "and
II items connected with ths mainten-
nee. well-being. and pleasure OF the
axpayer and his family"
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-02-17

CuitiGg corn vffh machinery does
NOT reduce materially tho cost Of cut
ting II does however. enable the
fsrmef 90 cut q given acreage much
more quiekly. aud. Va that way. often
proves prsngable. The proper time FOR
cuftins corn IN order % preserve IT,
faii Feeding value 10 90 short and
other work H. usually 30 pressing that
The saving vf time often means
great deal mas IN rhs farmers pocket
Than could any actual saving Ia wages
and other cutting costs This IL ths
view taken Of corn harvesting ana.
ehlnery By n. United States depart
msnf u agriculture. as expressed IN
Farmers hullssin lss2. fhs Lss ~ Ma.
ehinsry IN cssfsax Corn The saving
10 greater In cutting corn for ailage
fhan for fodder Tho bulletin continues
The two types Of corn harvesting
machinery. tho corn binder aud the
platform harvester. are discussed In
detail. tndef normal conditions. II u
stated. the binder drawn By three
iofses viii cut about seven acres Ia a
f@N hVaF hayf thr ufnH VIII ~ re-
auirsd 70 operate the machine add two
70 shoek The cora These three men
~ofklnx with corn HALVES would prob !
ably be able 10 cut about four acres |
IN ten hour day. Tho binder. there.
foFe. does nearly twice as much work
az The thYee men could DO without II.
oojsosisa TO Binder.
There arc. however. limitations and
OBJECTIONS 10 tho use ef the binder. n
the corn 10 badly blown down. the
binder maj not be able 10 handle II
stsd may have 10 stand Idle fhroiigh a
season The binder necessarily knocks
~ some u the ears and n may be-
necessary 10 send man over the
'sid 70 plea 40 the ears BY hand. sicn
u nrpt nnd n harder 20 handle the
'unilTs from biuder than to handle
pese stalks Some binders drop the
'andies 90 nssfly behind the machine
hat the bosses hsts 70 walk over
hem 90 the nett round and thus con
idsrabfs damage Il done 10 the corn.
However. the specialists say. these OBJ
estions can b ninimlxea sven where
hey cannot BE- completely obslated. .
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-02-17

IN order 10 make the use OF ths
binder worth white. thekseduetion n
labor and The saving due 20 getting
The work done ~ the proper time
must more Than pay Tor the use Of tbs
machine. the Irvine. and the labor Of
the horses.
The saving n greater When cutting
Tor sliagr. FOR several reasons. The
binder saves The labor Of al least two
ioen IA cutting often The saving In
time due 70 having The stalks IN
bundles instead at loose VIII enable
Tho operator further 10 reduce the
sire Of the crew. n only small
amount Of siiage IL % be put up. a
binder would not be a paying opera
lion unless there we're large guam.
NY Of other corn 10 cut The coop
erafive use OF both binder and cutter
IL discussed and Is recommended
where the only corn cut u that for
sllage cooperative ownership and
use of the binder "a said 10 be fire.
quenily advantageous for small farm.
ers The use OF the corn elevator la
connection with the binder IL dis
cussed aud both tho advantages aud
disadvantages pointed out
Platform Harvester Cheaper.
The platform harvester. while q
cruder machine than tho binder. Is
much less expensive 10 purchase. re
qnires only one horse instead OF three
or four. and two men instead OF
three its days work IL about four
or I'VE acres. Generally, the equlva.
lent ~ the labor OF one man Is saved
every day the platform harvester is
Used, The work IA harder with the
platform harvester than with the
binder. hut the. platform harvester
'sn be used more probably on small
ARMS than can binder and II can
'tand idle a greater part OF tho time
y wear out sooner than binder and
till BE- profitable investment. IL
u'fing corn for silnge. the platform
.arvester WIN not save a. much labor
. q binder
Copies ~ The bulletin may be han
zee on application TO the division Of
publications. United States depart.
'eot OF agriculture. Washington.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-02-17
EIGHT THOUSAND FEET OF
MOVING PICTURES OF SNAKE
RIVER VALLEY COMPLETED

The Snake River Valley commnn.
ny club OF Paul. Idaho. with the co
operation OF the United States Re
eiamatiOn Service. has completed
5000 feet Of moving pictures Of the
Snake River Valley. and Ia a short
time will begin showing them thru
the different bureaus that are coop
Grating with the government. In all
the agricultural. educational and
commercial centers la the United
States. according 10 Information re
eeived few days ago from ID. n
Banks OF Paul. the executive seere-
fary ~ the club
The moving pictures were shown 10
Congress before they voted on the
American Fails dam appropriation,
and by special request OF President
Wilson were shown 10 him and a mum
Der OF invited guests In the White
House. Many Of these distinguished
people expressed themselves as very
agreeably surprised al the progress
and possibilities or the Snake River
valley.
According 10 government and other
high officials, the Snake River Valley
Community clubs plan OF showing !
moving pictures In the east for adj
vertising purposes. Is the best posi- I
BILE way OF getting the real facts OF
what there really Is IN southern Ida
ho before the people. Several large
the different departments
,f the government and agricultural
organizations throughout the west
are behind the plan. and are assist
ng In every way possible TO make II
/ success.