The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1910-08-19
NEWS OF A WEEK
TOLD IN BRIEF
THE IMPORTANT EVENTS oArN-
ERED FROM ALL POINTS OF
THE GLOBE.
Notable happenings Prepared for tDo
PoruoAi Of the Busy Man-9unt-
may u the Latest Home and
Foreign NotsA
lNTER-MOUNTAIN.

iNTER-MoUNTAIN.
William Mason, a transfer man OF
Salt Lake City. attempted suicide by
shooting, Tuesday, on account of dis
appointment in love.
A Salt Lake man, laboring with 8
dizzy jag, got into the wrong house
by mistake and left his coat and vest
and $4,000 in money, which was dis
covered by the property owner in the
morning.
After fasting twenty-eight DAYS IN
an effort to overcome minor digestive
troubles, Miss Ruby Dale, a music
teacher, lies at the point of death
She Is unable to take any nourish
ment.
An army paymaster's safe contain.
ing $500 was stolen from the ma.
neuver camp at Pole mountain, TWEEN.
ty-fve miles west of Cheyenne, Wyo.,
Tuesday night, and carried away.
There Is no trace of the robbers. al.
though an extra heavy guard was on
duty. Officers are securing the hills
for the robbers When Captain w.
t. Wilder arrived the first of the
week with the money for the troops
the safe contained $4,000
e. Nathan, real estate dealer OF
New York, committed suicide by
shooting at Cheyenne, Wyoming.
A riot among militiamen occurred
at Grays station, Ga, following the
killing Of e. S. and Morris Ethridge.
Morton feud.
According to the returns OF the pre-
liminary elections it is thought that
Texas will go for prohibition.
The European-American bank. New
York, closed its doors Saturday.
Losses incurred through poor loans
caused its failure.
Colin Stewart, builder and former
owner Of the Hotel Maryland, founder
OF the Annandale Golf club and con-
sidered one Of the wealthiest men OF
Pasadena, Cal, shot and killed him
self Thursday.
Cleveland associates OF Carl
Etherington, the Anti-Saloon league
detective who was lynched at Newark
declared thot Hartwell Etherington
taineers from Kentucky that would in
wade the Ohio city to seek revenge
for his sons death.
Compulsory employers liability II
contemplated in a revision of the ILL.,
nois laws covering workmens acct
dents proposed by the Illinois employ
ers' liability commission, as shown in
Its tentative report issued Friday.
Chicago will entertain 100000 visi.
tors this week during the thirty-frst
conclave and encampment OF the
Knights Templars.
DOMESTIC.
Children in play at Mason City, La.
poured water down the throat of a
four-year-od child. who died within
an hour
Twelve men are dead and score
are suffering from painful injuries as
the result OF the collision on the
Northwestern Pacific railroad at Ig-
nacio station. California.
With her throat cut from ear to
ear, the body of Mrs. oJseph Wolfe.
of Denison, Texas. was found by her
daughter lying full dressed upon a
bed in her home
Loaded down with roasted ducks.
chickens, geese and pigs and every
Imaginable oriental delicacy, 250 Chi
nese of Chicago gathered at Rose
Hill cemetery and did honor to their
departed relatives.
An official limit of five million bac-
terra per cubic centimeter OF ice
cream is the new standard of "pur.
ity' set by the Illinois state food com.
mission.
An opened envelope of registered
letter. containing two bank certifi-
Gates for $4,000 each. was found in
Madison, Wis. Wednesday. and inves-
tgation showed that the letter had
contained a third certificate for
similar amount. which is missing.
Jos. A. Proctor. the lumberman who
left Peoria, ILL.,. July Il. with unset
tied accounts approximating 100000,
was arrested late Wednesday after.
noon AT Nniillcotne, MO. PROCTOR g
relatives have arranged to settle all
claims, and there will be no criminal
proceedings.
Private Lester Hansen of the prison
guard at Alcatraz island, California.
who saved four comrades from drokn.
ing. was awarded a certificate of
merit by Major General Leonard
Wood