The Garland City globe. (Garland, Utah) 191?-1925, 1918-09-12
NORTHWEST Notes


Washington State college has fol-
lowed the example of the University
of Montana by announcing the aban-
donment for the period of the war OF
intercollegiate athletics.
One hundred delegates were In at
tendance ut the opening sessions of the
twenty-fourth annual meeting of the
Utah State Medical association which
assembled Tuesday morning at Salt
Lake.
James ]. Ryan, a locomtive fire
man of Salt Lake, who poisoned his
seven.year-old son and took poison
himself, will probably recover. but the
boy Is dead. Ryan's wife suiclded some
time ago.
SO heavy has been the demand for
farm loans In Montana under the state
law that at this time there are SS5
applications pending, amounting TO
S1,75l,75O, which exceeds the money on
hand by about 100000.
Governor Stewart has notified the
National Red Cross that the White
House wool sold In Montana through
that organization has netted S265.4T.
Gilman paid the most for the wool,
with Boulder close second.
It Is estimated that 10000 absent
voters In military service have mp
piled for and will be sent ballots, that
they may participate In the election In
Montana on November 3. Abou. 6000
nIr ia.1
A jury In the case of ole Sandwich,
postmaster at Mitchell, Mont, found
dead In his barnynrd, returned n ver-
dict TO the effect that he had been
kicked by n horse and fallen into II
pool and drowned. Murder had been
the theory.
Coal production In Utah Is hampered
ut present to slight extent through u
shortage of open cars, according to A.
ID. Pierson, assistant to State Fuel Adj
minlstrator Moron He.ner, who has
just returned from conference of coal
men In Denver.
Salt Lake Is to have government
hospital similar to the Walter Reid
hospital at Washington, ID. c.. and
constructed probably on the $l,OO0,000
scale used In the erection OF that in
shtutlon, which Is the largest of gov
eminent hospitals.
President Wilson was asked, In n
resolution passed by the International
Gold conference, held at Spokane un-
der the auspices of the Northwest
Mining association, TO name on the
United States commission to Russia n
practical mining man.
The Polytechnic institute mt Billings.
Mont, has been designated for mem
bership In the students army training
corps. The war department has deS-
lgnutcd more than 400 colleges for this
corps, which viii be used for train.
Ing the lS.year-old boys.
The fall run Of sheep and cattle from
the Nevada territory Is now on, and
according to officials OF the stockyards
mt North Salt Lake, the movement Is
likely 10 be the heaviest In the his.
tory, range and hay conditions maxi
Ing II necessary for the flockmasters
to cut down their herds.
In the civil war period Mrs. Alice
Mnchln, now Of Helena, was sturdy
Ohio farm girl. Every ablcbodled man
plowed. Last week, at n, she was
awarded n silver cup for n prize war
garden. OF which every inch and plant
has been cultivated by herself.
Lists compiled by the Helena indie
pendent show that In fourteen Montana
counties, Non-partlsan league candl-
dates for the senate We're nominated
ut the primary Of August 81, while
In twenty-slx counties candidates
pledged TO the Non-partlsan league
have been nominated for the house.
James II. Callahan. millionaire min
ing operator OF northern Idaho, was
granted divorce from Mrs. Helen
Elizabeth Callahan by Judge X. n.
Dunn In district court at Occur
d'Alene. Mrs. Callahan was awarded
$4,000 allmony, attorneys fees of
$4,000, and slS,2S9 suit money, in al.
dition to $4,000 attorneys fees already
allowed her.
]. @. Johnston and G. A. Wylgress
of Anaconda pleaded guilty TO selling
liquor ut farmers picnic without
license. The men were fined 500 and
costs. The affair Is the aftermath of
an attempt to sell liquor in secluded
part OF the picnic grounds. The Boy
Scouts found the ''bllnd pig" hidden
among some bushes and notified the
officers.
An abb which showed II was an i'm
pC slbillty to be In two places at the
same time was responsible for the re-
lease Of four men who have been held
at the county Jail at Bozeman for four
weeks on the charge OF having at
tempted to blow safe at Three
Forks, July Is.
More than 100 young men OF Butte
and Anaconda have already enrolled
for entrance to the branch of the stu
dents army training corps, to be es-
tabllshed at Mount st. Charles college,
Helena, this month.
Arthur verling, aged 9, of Butte,
sustained the loss of his right hand
when dynamite blasting cap to which
the child had applied match ex-