The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1919-05-16
IN The Cd STAT

AActuIuSO scINlCt uleu nave OTkdh-
lied a camp of World War veterans at
G0Oding.
Tim Toomey, Short Line section
foreman, had his leg broken in a
hand-car accident at Pocatello.
| Rangers the past season trapped 81
coyotes and poisoned 1862, and trapped
II eagles, In the winter range of the
Boise forest
Thursday, May 8 marks the day
when all laws Of the last legislature
become effective, other than those
covered by emergency clause.
| Finis has been written to 100000
worth of highway bonds, authorized
by the last legislature. The bonds
now bear the signatures OF Governor
Davis and Secretary of State Jones.
| j. Il. Sticknoth and II. H Wooden
have been bound over to district court
on the charge Of having stolen an au-
tomobile belonging to r. w. Mitchell
at Nampa. The automobile was re-
covered at HALEY.
Mrs. Il. Il. Bennett, specialist of the
|
two weeks working in Gooding county
with the children. or 200 children
ander years Of age examined only
| 50 were found to have no marked
| defects.
Inter-high school typewriting and
event of the kind held In southern
Idaho, took place last week ut the
| Caldwell high school with participants
representing CALDWELL Nampa and
| Emmett.
| Boise has inaugurated its new mayor,
men recently elected, f. M. Hoover,
| Burney Aveline and Edward Smith
| One of the first moves by the admin
| istration that has come into power
was to shake up the police department.
| Boxing events in the state OF Idahl
| rounds, with a three-round Saver
n the event the referee cannot rem
| Ter a decision within the time limit.
| This was the decision of the state ath-
| letic commission at its organization
| meeting.
! Il. II. Knickerbocker, general super
| ntendent of the Oregon Short Line
| railway, has notified George e. Erb
| If the state public utilities commits
| ion that the federal government has
| granted the request by the railway
| company for construction of side
track loading station six miles east of
| Hazelton.
| Governor Davis is in receipt of a
| communication from the commanding
officer Of the 125th regiment infan-
try, with the army of occupation In
| Germany, in which the writer advises
| several of the Idaho soldiers with his
| regiment are concerned about their
| former jobs.
| Celebration plans for the jubilee in
| honor of Idahos returning heroes
were definitely laid out at a meeting
Of the celebration committee of the
| Boise Commercial club. A motion
was made and adopted that Governor
Davis be requested to call an encamp-
ment Of the Idaho soldiers at Boise on
| July 3, 4 and 3.
Boise valley baseball teams will
| make an effort to organize Il Loop
league. Practically every town on the
| ioop has organized team and several
practice games have already been
played, but formation of Il league
seems to be waiting upon Il leader to
get the teams together.
The members of the state athletic
| commission, which held its first meet
ing last week, are Thomas ]. Sher-
lock of Boise. Thomas Richard of Po-
catello, and w. c. Bleamaster, athletic
coach at the University of Idaho.
Sherlock was named permanent chair
man of the commission.
The "silver pins of knighthood''
awarded for faithful keeping of
ing given out TO many of the $4,000
children enrolled in this state. These
children come from l. counties and
60 towns. Pocatello is the largest
town to enroll all of Its school child
rem.
|
various lines continues and the poca-
teio federal employment bureau is
flooded with requests for help. A re-
quest for fifteen sheepherders came to
the office In one day from up the state.
There Is also big demand for ranch
help and construction hands, and
while several men are sent out daily,
the demand remains greater than the
supply.
Publication of the official journal
of the Idaho State Teachers asSocia-
ton will be begun about September I,
It is announced by the state depart
ment of education. 1t Will be known
as The Idaho Teacher, and Will be
published during the school year.
Miss Ethel +. Redfield, state super
intendent of public instruction, who
has been in north Idaho several weeks
on official business since leaving the
first of last month to attend the an
nual inland Empire Teachers CONVEX
| tion at Spokane. has returned TO Boise