The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1922-03-03

factor In the daily menu OF Master Max
Mayfield Simons.
Boise. Boise's polo tournament andi
horse show for the spring 10 an assured,
fact. This was determined nc diu-l
ner meeting OF the Boise Polo club
held recently, when 20 members were
present. The date set Ia May %.
Idaho Falls The federal bureau Of
markets reports that 80 carloads Of
potatoes we're shipped from Idaho one,
day Last week. and 20 carloads another.
The Idaho Falls district leads In the,
volume OF movement with the Buriey-l
Buhl section second.
Wendelf--John Curran of Hagerman,
loaded $500 lambs hers for the eastern
market. Lamb feeders have made good
profits this winter. soms who bought
lambs In the fall whom they were cheap
have almost doubled their money. i
Twin Falis--Seven out Of tho ten,
employees OF the Twin Falls Highway
districts office force were dismissed
by action OF the board OF commis-i
sioners, the order being made sffec-l
tive immediately. Inability Of the dis
trict to meet a heavier payroll was the
reason given for the dismissal order.
Nampa-Both the Nampa Chamber
OF Commerce and the Nampa realty
board are daily receiving letters ask
ing about the conditions, climate and
opportunities In the valley. These come
In answer to literature that was mailed
20 various parts OF the country by the
civic bodies.
Moscow The university of Idaho
and the University Of Chicago will de.
bate In Boise. March 81. Idaho will
have the negative OF the question "Re-
solved. that congress- should enact leg
islation providing for compulsory arpi-
tration In all labor disputes OF public
corporations"
Occur dAlene.-- John W. Boothe
viii build 10 or II four or five room
modern bungalows In the east part OF
town this spring. He says there Is
shortage OF houses and that ne wants
10 provide homes for the people NOV.
ing into Occur d'Alens this spring and
summer.
American Falls. John Kulock, we'll
known Arbon farmer. froze to death
100 yards from his home during the
binding snowstorm that swept over
this section Of Idaho. His wife did
not discover his body until after II
had been buried In the snow three
days. !
Pocatello--A special train passed,
through Pocatello from Sugar City, car!
rylng 400 Mexlcans 325 OF them being
adults They are being deported TO
Mexico. All Of them had been in the
employ of a sugar company, arrange!
ments have been perfected to that end,
some time since. immigration officials.
however, have termed the understand,
Ing violation of federal rulings and
the natives must return to Mexico.
idaho
Bolse.---The advantage OF co-opera-
tive marketing of poultry and poul.
try products was discussed at d meet
ing Of poultry producers. The organixa-
ton of local association to work In
connection with the Pacific Co-opera-,
tive Poultry Growers association was
begun with the naming Of board OF
directors. Members from organizations
In other towns were there to assist In,
convincing their fellow pouItrymen OF
the benefits of association growing and
cooperative marketing. The object Is,
to assure formation OF a number or
the associations In each county, There,
are TO be four associations In Ada coun-
~ Mt Boise, Meridian. Star and Kuna.
Rupert County commissioners In
session here recently. agreed to make
an appropriation OF 1900 as Mlnido.
IA county's share Of expense In FORM
Ing one mammoth irrigation district OF
80 utsbASts hhoh huN0 SuntEttckou lor
water in the American Falls reservoir
with the idea of issuing bonds for the
purpose OF paying their obligations to-
ward the government.
Caldwell.--Acting on order OF the
district court, rs gallons of booze seized,
at various times by the officials of the
county sheriff's office, was destroyed,
by being poured into the cutters at,
Caldwell. The booze had been accum-'
uiating in the safe In the sheriffs Of
flee for some weeks since raids have
been conducted. A court order was
necessary in order to legally destroy
it.
Ashton, Driving through heavy
x.yhioh 10 -, a., tf,