•This looks to me to be the solu
■arryiug out
tion of the whole matter t
tke desires of the Idaho delegation,
the secretary of interior and secretary
of agriculture, and at the same time
feguarding the interests of the in
dividual and the public."
"There is no question in my
the legislature will imme
ex
sa
mind
but what
diately authorize the
and distribution as outlined.
control,
change
PRINCESS MARY MAKRIED
IN POMP AND SPLENDOR
. M
London—(A. P.»—:I tmeess nary,
only daughtei of Ling Leo g
Queen -Mary 01 England, was mai le
today to Viscount laisce les, vv 11.11 ail
the pomp and dignity bet t g <
wedding
lbe . otfmiating clergymen
archbishops ot Canter y,
of London and 0xf °^ <1 , , ,.
Maunce Lasceiles, the *'•
uncle. Alarjr looked tru y
111 her fairy-like gow n ,
exquisitely bound service bool , . g
from her mothei, tne wueen.
rpiwn FlIî/flDrC ATTUIM^
I W!| I V î J 11 IL ALliUivi)
"
IMOTlTIITCn TIlFQIl/iY
Illu I I I U I il' I ULul*<> *
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,
Two actions for divorce were tne*.
Tuesday in the Latah county mstuct
court. The first action was institu ei
by Josephine Bare against wuiia
Bare in which the plaintiff charges
the defendant with cruel and inhuman
treatment. The couple were married
Trov on February 20, 1896. There
are no children living of the mar
riage. Plaintiff seeks a decree oi
divorce and a division of the com
munity property,
Byrl F. Wheeler filed a suit for ai
vorce against Anna R. Wheeler m
which the plaintiff alleges the de
sertion of the defendant since Febru
ary 17, 1921. The couple were mar
ried at Weiser on June 7. 19-0.
