The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1922-06-30

which, Cue to the soaking they re-
ceived, are III splendid condition.
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Caldwell. About 100 family tents
nave been erected on the grounds CT
the Gem State academy in prepare.
ton for the camp meeting Of the Sew.
enth Day Adventist church.
Boise. Inspection Of crop and In
sect pest conditions in various agrIcuI
tural sections of the state is being
conducted by w. HI. Wicks, director
Of plant industry and markets OF
Idaho.
Pocatello.-Justice /. N. Sullivan of
the supreme court will be the orator
at the Independence day celebration
at Haley, which this year will run two
days, July 3 and 4 More than $500
will be awarded in prizes and a base
Dali tournament will be arranged by
Glenns Ferry, Sho5hone, Jerome and
other towns.
Nampa.-With view to making
scoring In this years Harvest festival
automatically exact as far as posi-.
BILE, the Harvest festival committee
has compiled a new score card and
rules. Community exhibits will be
judged on average quality of each
eral artistic arrangement of entire
exhibit.
class, display, arrangement, and gen.
Boise.-Generosity to the institu-
tons in the district of his activities
and success is noted In the Will of the
late T. @. Catlin, pioneer cattleman
and rancher of southern Idaho. The
will alleges that Mr.. Catlin was worth
100000, and in his will donations to
the Children's Home Finding society,
5000; st. Aaphonsus hospital, $1,000;
College Of Idaho, Caldwell $4,000;
Gooding college. Gooding, 5000; Meth
odist church, Eagle, $1,000.
Boise-The people of Idaho, OF rath-
er the 5 :96 per cent of them who made
returns to the government in 1920,
paid income taxes amounting to
$10S6,614 in incomes that aggregated
$67, 391 $3.50, according to data COM
piled by the commissioner of internal
revenue The tax paid in Idaho was
one tenth of one per cent of all in
come collected for 1920. The average
Idaho income report was for around
$4,000.
Pocatello.--Guy Flenner managing
director of the Idaho State Reclama-
tion Association and secretary of the
Idaho Automotive Trades association,
announces that the state convention
of the automotive association will be
held at HALEY Friday and Saturday,
July Ia and 10. The chief speaker at
the convention will be Lynn M. Shaw,
assistant manager Of the National
Automotive Dealers' association. Gov
ernor d. w. Davis also Is on the pro-
gram.
Boise.-Boise Boy Scouts will open
their Camp Taphwingo" at Smiths
Ferry, July II. The camp, of two per-
iods extending from July II to August
Is, will be under command of Edward
Clark. scout executive, The first
camping period will be from July
II to 81 and the. second will extend
from that date to August 10. Only
the cost of their food for the two
weeks, $3.50, will be charged indivi
dually to the scouts since transporta-
tion Is supplied by Boise business men
Scouts not registered with Boise or
CARNATIONS must pay an additional
$3.50 for transportation. Accommoda'
lions for 20 boys will be supplied al
each camping period.
Pocatello.--William Byrd is under
arrest charged with operating a still
Over 800 gallons Of mash is held.
Burley.-o. f. Atterbury and w
D. Kenyon have gone to HALEY By
the desert route, having received word
that fine body of ore had beer
struck In their property in Colorado
canyon.
Twin Falls--Circulation of petitions
for the formation of the Snake river
irrigation district. to aid In financing
construction of the American Falls
dam, have been completed lin the
west end of Twin Falls.
Rexburg There will be celebra
tion here on July 4. The celebration
will be given under the auspices o
Eighth district of the American LIE
gion. This district includes Madison
Fremont and Teton counties.
Moscow.--Forty students of th'
University of Idaho are attending TIN
six weeks encampment az the reserve
officers training corps at Camp Lew
Is, June Is to July g. Approxim
ately SEQ college and university stu
det re from fha northwest are attend