The Garland City globe. (Garland, Utah) 191?-1925, 1919-08-16
NORTHWEST NOTES.

| To the middle west OF President StsSOl
In search of teachers.
Horace NJ. Albright, assistant secre-
tary OF the national park bureau, pre-
diets that travel In YellOwStone park
this year will exceed 10000 In 1915
visitors numbered $1,000.
Six thousand striking Denver shop
men ut n meeting late Monday voted
to return to work pending tho result
of the national referendum now being
taken and which must be completed by
August "a.
Amid the plaudlts of 105 members OF
the Snoqunlmie Indian tribe ana spon-
sored by one of their blood. Mrs. Kate
Borst, the 5000-ton wood steamer
Snoquulmle was launched at Seattle,
Washington.
One of the largest shipments of cat
tie from Beaverhead county Montana.
In several years left for eastern mar
kets last week. Two trnnloads. one
from Monlda and one from Red Rock,
constituted the shipment aud there
were 1904 head OF cattle.
Dates for the big free boys and
girls county fair of Fluthcad county,
Montana, have been set by the exec
utlve committee for Sept. -. - and
20. An appropriation of $1,000 for the
fair was made by the county COM
missloners last week.
Jeanette Rankin. former congress-
woman has returned To Helena, Mon
tann. She attended the international
congress Of women nj Berne, Switzpr-
lind, spent some time touring sections
devastated by war. and was In Paris
during the signing of the peace treaty.
a telegram received ut Portland
stated that Norman Ross. champion
swimmer, arrived In New York on the
lmperutor from France and would par
tlclpate In the national A. A. 4. ten
mile marathon swim to be held ut
INverton, n. j., August 10. The tele-
gram was from Norman Ross to his
father, c. H. Ross of Portland.
Henry Williams, OF the Spokane A.
G., who won the Pacific northwest
lOO-yard dash championship recently
~ ~ N'''llhot WIS fIfullfu WITH
running II time trial the other day
In o 3-5 seconds. lie In sure to be
sent on the A. A. U. championships
next September and then we shall see
II he Is of the quality OF Howard
Drew
Commissioners OF Flathead county.
Montana, sitting as board of equal
iZation have taken n stand on railway
taxation said to be unique In Montana
counties trnversed by the Great North.
ern. 4 protest against an assessmen
OF more than 100000 against rail-.
way materials and tools was denied
by unanimous vote OF the board. which
declined 10 cancel the assessment
Charged with glbamy and illegally
wearing the Canadian uniform and MS.
Stunning the rank OF captain, Frank X.
OLenry, who recently disappeared
from Hepburn, Idaho, after marrying
Miss Vera Campbell, school teacher,
was arrested In Eagle Pass, Texas,
upon order OF Dave Gershon, special
Investigator for the department Of
Justice In Salt Lake.
The organization of the National
Parks Touring association was effect
oG NJ the final session of the meeting
OF highway enthusiasts of twelve VEST
ern states ut Mammoth Hot Springs in
Yellowstone National park. Resolu-
lions setting forth the purposes of the
association 10 he the organization, de.
Nclopment und promotion of tourist
travel between western national parks
were adopted at the meeting.
Officials Of the Union Pnclflc trnf-
fic department are advised that at "A
conference with the railroad admin
istration held at Washington. II. O.,
recently, drOuth relief rates were up-
proved by Edward Chambers director
or trnffi. Senators and representa-
uves of Utah, Idaho aud Wyoming
were Informed concerning the details
and thus enabled TO reply to Inquiries
o. their constituents.
William l.. Wallen, champion swim
mer OF the Illinois Athletic Club, Chi
cago, successfully defended his title
~ ''''"hN W NlllllhS llINl pace IN
the A, a. U. national One-mlle swim
In the Willamette river His time
for the mile, over a course of 10 laps,
was "a minutes, 81 3-5 seconds. Sec
ond place went TO Harold Kruger of
the Oakland Athletic Club, and George
Schroelh, also of Oakland, captured
third place from Nitric Konowaloff Of
Seattle.
Noicing their protests against prof
iteering In the necessities of life and
asking that Deer Lodge county. Mon
tana, representatives cooperate with
1ther members of the state legisla-
ture In alleviating existing conditions
members of Anaconda Mill and Smell
termens Union, No. III, passed reso-
lutions, forwarding copies to Senator
j. b. Gnose and Representatives
thrystal, Johnson and Lennon of
Deer Lodge county, now attending the
special session of the legislature.
Governor ID. w. Davis of Idaho has
asked District Forester L. f. Knelpp
10 take immediate steps to aid In car
ing for the great herds of elk in north