The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1910-12-23
NEWS or A WEEK IN
CONDENSED FORM
RECORD OF THE IMPORTANT
EVENTS TOLD IN BRlEFEST
MANNER POSSIBLE.
Happenings That Are Making History
Information Garhercd from All
Quarters of the Globe and
Given in a Few Lines.
iNTER-MOUNTAlN.

j. A. Delfelder of Wolton and George
S. Walker of Cheyenne were re-elect-
ed president and secretary, respective
ly, of the Wyoming Woolgrowers' as
ISOLATION and Thermopolis was select
ed as a meeting place next year at
the meeting in Sheridan, Wyo.
Gold receipts at the United States
assay office in Seattle for the month
of November reached a total of ST.
5S,234.57, an increase of more than
100 per cent over the receipts for No
vember, 1909 The November, 1909,
receipts amounted to 1922, 7sO67.
Mrs. David Goldstein, wife of a
wealthy junk dealer OF Denver, is
probably the only woman in the Unit
ed States who has gone on record
as never having owned hat This
was the testimony in a suit for sep
arate maintenance.
Walter II. White, a wellknown resi-
dent Of Hamilton, Mont, has been ac-
Quilted of the charge of numbering his
day-old infant The jury reached a
verdict after only ten minutes OF de-
liberation.
The Woman's' Non-Partisan league
Of Spokane has adopted resolutions
opposing the appointment Of ex-sena-
,cT Turner Of Spokane t9 The slrrem
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not included H. t-is count by the
state board Of control.
DOMESTIC.
In an effort to protect his brother
Fred Drexel Rogers, IS years old, OF
Philadelphia, from the charge of
wounded bun moose near Conlonge
lake, Canada, W. I. Rogers fred sew
eral SHOTS from his rifle, one of the
bullets killing the young man.
J. j. Miller, member Of the Traders
Livestock Exchange of Kansas City,
testified in the circuit court on satur-
day that members had been fined for
trading with the wrong people"
Two hundred feet will be the mani
mum height of buildings in Chicago
hereafter The present code limits
the height to $50 feet. The new pro-
vision goes into effect July |, 1911.
William Thaw TIT and Miss GLADYS
Virginia BRADLEY of Rrldqenort Conn
were married Thursday at the Hotel
st. Regis. New York The bridegroom
is a nephew of Harry X. Tbaw. al
though the two are nearly of an age
Tho i,,,,, a. ~ - -,
Goodwin al;as CT ohonroa ,,,,th
tba killing 90 ma rIihtIa % TIL
stat;a, Aniaa,a cN.Nt -
ed a verdict of murder in the first do
gree. The verdict carries with II a
life imprisonment term
strangIad - deoth for Tho n,orov CO
creted IN tbe honsa received ~ royal.
ties from iii Wells IN her rronertv
was the conclusion reached at . cor.
oner's inquest at Sisterville, w. va,
into the death of Mrs. Elizabeth AL
len, 81 years old, whose body wcs
found in a mutilated condition in the
house where she lived alone.