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(Continued from Three) the arms, legs and terprise. COLLIDE Edith Breckon ceived broken jaw, severe scalp wound other bruises, John Curdy of Nyssa, was badly bruised, Guy Lattig of Payette received broken nose when car which Miss Brecken and Mr. McCurdy were riding collided with one driven by Mr. Lattig the highway between Vale and tario Monday evening accompanied by his wife and mother George Alspach, escaped Enterprise. RIDER SUFFERS WEISER Russ Jackson, Mann creek farmer, received fracture left arm slight fracture of the skull when the horse was rounding up cattle Wednesday ternoon, threw reported Ameri- Japanese, recently graduated from the University college of medicine, has appointed interne the hospital by taches. Doctor Shinkawa spend year's internship before he has pleted academic laboratory work practice of his profession. Shinkawa native American having been born in Hawaiian islands. expects practice there completed his Falls Post. POTATOES AND CABBAGE GO OUT. LEWISTON ORCHARDS With the ending the cherry last the shipping that of early potawas Up the this week, the total of veg. etables aside from head lettuce, has been 10 cars mixed these being bage and mixed peas of potaand one cabbage shipped last the shipments have been by the Pacific and the Union Lewiston Tribune. MEN GET LOOT. their and over Goff and just closing their night, unmasked men approached them demanded hand over containing day's receipts. They the money, noise, please, they'd shoot kill. the which netted them about they backed toward their car further informed their that were followed. They Tribune. HEALTH WORK CONTINUES. meeting the of Fremont county chapter, American Red Cross, brought the lined, that the important issue of the coming year will to be ward health conditions. Special emphasis placed on obtaining physical correction crippled Peak Chronicle. STORMS DAMAGE CROPS. IDAHO in Lemhi county vicinity of visited by rain and hall storm to hay, grain and roads bridges stranded. The most violent in according to reports, the water rushing down the until canyon of banks, sweeping the doing much Idaho Post. HOTEL IDAHO FALLS PROJECT. IDAHO thirds of the money invested in the proposed munity hotel, would be paid for Idaho Falls labor. Another great proportion money go for building obtainable Idaho Falls, officials here announce, making purely Idaho Falls BANK RECEIVER APPOINTED. Fuller of Ashton, who appointed receiver the First National bank filling vacancy made by moval of Charles Glazier, now out the hospital where he has been since time of appointment six weeks ago, assume his duties Standard. TAKES LEAVE "Overland Red" Andrews, of the rodeo, left last Monday night without making promised settlement his numercreditors. Tuesday the Hailey National bank, where had funds, paid some checks sued Monday. The the Hailey band, John Bolliger, took steps band's pay from this fund. Later checks sented turned down for lack of funds. warrant arrest Clements been trying him. also ported that failed to pay the ernment FAIRFIELD HAS ELECTRIC LIGHT Friday, the advent light the Fairfield, the ing from the Wood River pany. To the of the prairie thing they had hope they would The power has almost and pany added lights promised July HAS CLOUDBURST most storms ever reported swept the Clearwater reports from that section. windstorm damage. Thousands of fish heavy killed the sudden rush waters north fork the St. Joe river. Frazier creek overflowed, carrying hundreds big trees north fork, and washing down thousands cubic yards dirt rock. No one killed far has been north fork was backed in the vicinity Falcon more than wagon loads of trout, many them more than foot length, were snared from the river Avery carried them that Press Times. VISIT KELLOGG. Hoover. the cabinet President arranging which will put him this district around August 25. according John Rock, union. An invitation been secretary appear speaker Miner's scheduled August and Hoover mining reported be looking forward Coeur Miner. CELEBRATION TOO NOISY young men Fred Orvil Riley, who their Falls, arrested Tuesday night by Sheriff Clarence Wheeler, called out to quell noisy party just north of the The intoxicated condition. One the minus and had been for some tance the ends. able car damage. They into and placed entered plea guilty disturbing the peace and were each sentenced Judge Fuller to days in the county jail and fined $25. STAR AT PARMA. Raymond Hill Cal., entertainer, motion picture vaudeville actor, tour the country company his wife, visiting home his uncle, Slyvester Hill Roswell. Mr. Hill had the lead such musical comedies Twins," Cat Fiddle," and other equally clever shows during the past few tenor artist KHJ. Times" broadcast station in Los geles. In addition to his high standing singer and in roles. appeared several popular plays which Marian featured has minor part the play Lights of Old BREAK. Mexiand of the Minicounty attempt away the of Sheriff Cole, heard unusual noise when returned from church and summoned deputy sheriff. The prisoner battered hole the plaster of the ceiling most large enough permit him crawl into the Montoya rested some time ago at Paul charged burglarizing the Paul hotel bound to the September term of district court. FEWER MONEY ORDERS compiled Ben Braham, local postmaster, that money sent through the Kellogg during fiscal which closed June than sent through the mails the year preceding. advanced for falling off volume that patronage of mail order large extent and doing more their buying their local Lewiston Tribune. BUYS NEW PLANE. M. Kivette of New Meadows route Texas buy airplane replace one which wrecked New Meadows about three when wind changed while taking off the American JUVENILE BAND TO PLAY. Stoner's Juvenile band of Payette, has been secured week of July and be the featured the Idaho Editorial convention that week. The band will lake convention launch excursion around the