The Garland City globe. (Garland, Utah) 191?-1925, 1918-10-17
NORTHWEST NOTES

| Through the resources committee of
the war Industries board. II Is ex-
pected that government contracts for
trench mortar breech sticks will go to
western Montana lumbermen.
| Maximum fair prices on bread of o
cents wholesale and 10 cents retail for
the lG-ounce loaf unwrapped and pro-
poruonate prices on other sizes be-
came effective in Idaho October 10.
Andrew Taylor Hamilton. Mon
tana pioneer who crossed the plains
from Ohio in 1865 with his parents, is
dead ut his ranch home on East Gala
tin, near Belgrade, after brief illness
| Reports which were circulated to the
effect that an embargo had been de-
clared by Oregon against the shipment
OF Idaho alfalfa through that state to
California, Washington and northern
Idaho, have been found untrue.
| Appreciation for the prompt and
thorough manner In which the Sep
TENDER II draft registration was car
ried out in Idaho is expressed by
/
n letter to Governor Alexander.
! The Las Vegas 4 Tonopah railroad
may not be abandoned and It's trackage
ana equipment sent TO the junk pile
| The Nevada state railroad commission
has denied the request of the company
to tear up Its tracks and suspend oper-
atoms.
| Benjamin Salmon. n Denver social
ist has been convicted by general
courtmartlal at Camp Dodge, Iowa, on
| charges of desertion and distributing
paciflst propaganda, and sentenced to
% years ut hard labor ut Fort Leaven-
worth, Kan.
Nuclay Salnmoun has brought suit
| against Marion IIaury To recover
| $4,000 for the death of his son, Otto
| SulamOun, ID years of age, who was
run over and killed at Lewistown,
Mont, last July by big auto driven
ny the defendant
-Four district superintendent OF
schools In Nevada have failed to file
exemption claims since registering for
the draft, and MS n result the state
! board OF education may he deprived of
the school organization as far us these
men are concerned.
| Il. L. Hoehner, u civil engineer, 80
years Of age, of Evanston. Wyo.. who
was accidentally shot while Interior
Ing In u quarrel between two employees
on the United States government tun-
rel near that city on October 4, died
| It Salt Lake hospital October -,
rs II result OF the wound.
Therell be no more road building In
Idaho until labor conditions are bet
ter, judging from bids submitted 20 the
bate highway commission on 30 miles
Of highway between Whitebird and
/ Grangevlle. The lowest bid was $780,
600 more than the estimate of S2S3,0OO
made by the commission.
Fred Hnsche. n miner, was found
dead In his cabin at Tonopah, New.
with a bullet wound In his head and
revolver grasped In his hand. No rea.
son for the suicide Is known. Hnsche
was 43 years of age and had no known
relatives. Two uncashed pay 'hecks
were found on his person.
1.-The University OF Idaho has as
sumed the importance II should 10 meet
the ideals of the people OF this state"
declared Governor Alexander, after In.
spectlng the university grounds, the
new buildings and the hundreds Of new
Students, including more than 800 who
are enrolled In the 3. A. 4. g.
The first military funeral In the his,
tory of Tonopah was held October ~
yer the remains OF Elmer Bell,
youngest son of Senator 4. J. Bell Of
Reese river, who died recently In the
marine corps barracks In Philadelphia,
supposedly OF Influenza. Elmer Bell
enlisted In the marines last April
Cecil Earle. aged 4, met with fatal
accident near Red Lodge, Mont. The
little fellow was riding on the front
OF loaded wagon with Il farm hand.
A sudden lurch threw him forward
onto the double-trees, where he chung
for an instant before passing under the
wheels OF the heavily loaded wagon.
The Southern Oregon company, re-
Gently restrained from dlsposlng of
timber from land claimed by the gov
eminent until congress enacts leglsla'
ton providing for Its disposal, has been
permitted by the supreme court to
make sales 10 meet the pressing de-
mand for lumber for manufacture OF
airplanes.
County food administrators from all
parts of the state held three days
session at Bozeman, Mont, last week.
The purpose of the meet was to secure
more concerted action and effective
cooperation on the part OF the county
officials and 10 thresh out plans for
more uniform regulations in the use of
all food products.
Inspired by lurld moving picture
serial, which has been showing at a
local theater, young men with heads
and bodies swathed In black and calling
themselves the Hooded Terrors," have
for the past two weeks been terrOriz-
ing boys and girls In Anaconda, Mont
In some Instances little boys have been