The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1916-08-24

ahaxk vhiIe ASKING from . buoy.
landIng u nsh After Two hours tussls.
tn shayk naeasured nins fssf long.
Mir Grace Arnold, PortIand stan.
ograhef, he's beeu admitted to practice
IN TIE United Safes District court. sts
Z TIE third woman thus honored In
QTsepn.
Canada h snlistinr men for services
In ~ British navy, : departure In
policy. ~ Il was dscided 1t The begin
ming Of the war 10 coni1ns recruiting
In Canada to land forcsa.
A Naehes vaIIsy. Washington, farm
~ complained 70 TIE county commits
nionsrn that one Of the bull ok import
ID from the Ysllowstons Park hsrd.
hsd taken possession Of his clover neld
and refused to leave.
Tbs conferences in Washington to
ssttle the impending railroad strike
has not accomplished anything and the
President has sent for the presidents
q ~ roads involved, In the hopc that
% adjustment can be made.
A bill providing that the sheriff Of
any Georgia county In which lynch
Ing occurs be removed by the governor
was tabled li3 10 ~ by the Georgia
house Saturday few minutes before
the close Of tho Legislative session,
after Il had bssn passsd by the house.
Ths new German war usury bu-
rsau has Justified it, existence by
revealing surprising details Of widely
ramihed food frauds, according 10 re-
ports received 1t Tho Hague. The
frauds are said to involve = half dozen
leaders and 100 AccomplIcss.
Rockefsllers Of New York. New
Jersey and Pennsylvania have begun a |
reunion In New York and discussed |
plans to educate Rockefeller children |
whose immediate families cannot send
them 10 school. Including John u. !
Rockefeller. who could not attend,
there ara eco members Of the sssocia-
tion. II was said.
Plans for = more vigorous camoalrn
70 prevent tho spread Of infsntile par
alysis were made In Washington, ID.
G., At conference Of health authors
ties Friday Of most Of tho state with
ofhciaIs Of tho Federal Public Health
Service. Resolutions will be adopted
by tho conference, In which eminent
plague experts. scientists and bacteri-
oiogikts are participating. outlining
definite proposals for checking dissem- I
nation Of tho disease. While few OF
those present expressed alarm that the '
epidemic might assume country wide
proportions, they uniformly declared I
measures were necessary to guard
against widespread outbreak.
Oregon troops on the border have
Just received their FIRST payment for
services.
Candidate Hughes, spexking 70 80 9
men only In Spokane. addressed them !
A. fellow citizens"
Secretary Baker has rnsp;ed ous ~ /
gumsnts TO be used 10 the rems.s5r.. / !
for the re-ele~ticn Of President Hilsosl I
Owing TO court duties. Justi.s Bran /,
dcis viii not accept appointment on /.
The commission 10 settle the Msxiesn T.
problem
Human blood from recovered victims !
Of infsntiIe paralysis. IL being used an I
serum TO combat the disease In New =
York City.
A California farmer Is eultivstins
limpson weed. considered pest In I
this country. but which Ia used AZ | :
household remedy In China, and prin- ,
ripslly for asthma.
The U. s. forestry reports practi-
cslly no damage by fires In the ma
tionsi forests In the Northwest. thus
Far this season. 4
A San Francisco contracting Arm is !
expected to got the job OF building
Portland's million-aolIar postofiice. be- Z
cause Of its low bid. I
The British torpedo boat destroyer
i.zssoo sank Sunday of the Dutch
coast. having struck a mine or been
torpedoed. Six Of the crew are miss
ing.
-" 'ts1<ts0 ttkittHt ifom the OrNKOni
asylum. terrorixes citizens Of Salem. I
and II is feared he may reach his home
and do bodily harm to his family.
Oregon shippers are facing ruin be-
cause Of the car shortage. A deficit
of 976 cars on the Southern Pacific in
Oregon is shown by the Public Service
commission investigation.
The price Of milk by the pint was !
raised In New York City, retailers rs. ,
serting the advance WAS necessary ow- ,
ing to the increased cost of supplies.
principally bottles. The price Of milk ,
by the quart remains unchanged
For the first time since July 8 a I
heavy rain fell in the battle area.
breaking the long drought and one of
the longest heat waves in recent years.
The wheat and apple crop Of the Pa
rific- Northwest will be materially
larger than heretofore estimated. ac-
,ording to the crop report Of the de-
partment of Agriculture.
President Wilson is comforting with /
The railroad officials and employees in
he hope Of finding amicable adjust .
nent Of their differences. The inn {
'reesion grows that arbitration in
one form win be agreed upon. 1t