The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-01-10
IDAHO STATE M

received two thoroughbred blooaI
pups. which he will train and
police work.
Pete Glayota and Jack RAJ
Au>trians living ut Boise, were
ed last week. charged with me-,
turing and possessing intoxtl
liquors
.. o. Kelley was instantly T
While on his way from Paus
American Falls with IA load Of |
His truck overturned. pinning h
meath il.
Former Congressman X. M
Cracker Of Idaho having ius
discharged from the army, win
To Boise. where he will resuul
practice of law.
ldahoans between the ages Of
So who have not filled out Al
turned their queStionnaires to N
'di l'bdlt must VIZ ~ ~ obte M
ported delinquent and be made Il
swer for their delinquency.
Charles Woody suffered lacd(
and fracture of his right aru
garage ut Bull while repairing
zine Of an automobile. The mo,
in motion and the glove Of
right hand caught on IL bolt in
wheel
Prices have scared so highM
the bonds for the proposed neI
side school were voted that thu
to reduce the present plans n6
to build for $4,000, the amoun
| bonds.
With his pardon papers dat
cember ~, and all his plans n
spend happy Christmas vi
wife and two children in PC!
Fritz Schmidt, 36 years of ae1
at the Idaho penitentiary BET
| could be releas ed.
Idaho's public utilities com y
wants back the power to fix I'M
rates which it delegated to the
traffic committee of the UnitedE
railroad administration mt D.
| tn
government as Il war measure.
The reconstruction of the N
school curriculum, made neceS u
the light of developments dur
| late war, Gas the general t0ples q
| cusSion at the conference of 3l
tendents and principals and w
department of education, held -
last week.
Managers or proprietors of { ~
pool halls at Nampa and the
| of the Majestic theatre Were r.
last week for alleged violatioi1 ~
resolution passed by the count 80
of health recently which OrdA<N
public places, including pool -
theatres, closed until January
Removal of restrictions on M
| ducers, as announced Decei ~
and permitting them to qu0a~ 4.
individually, may mean that
in the Occur d'Alene diStrict
compelled to shut down be- Z
approach of the price OF le
| figure below the cost of proGtnI
1t has been decided to carry
of the Boise Commercial cluls -
the Oregon Short Line Railv
pany to the court of appeak1l
Francisco. The suit arc
charges of local merchants
that they had been overchas1
| freight rates under the long u
haul schedules, for freight
from the east.
Mrs. Nj. A. Taylor tried toCI
| 4-year-old son while stoppy
hotel in Nampa. With a 3. 9
| volver. Mrs. Taylor shot the 81
! low, the bullet entering the II 6
! four inches above the heart
VerSation with Mrs. Taylor H.
had intended to Kill both the ID
her little girl, aged 212 ye %
herself. ~
.a@Auring the fiscal year ena -
80. one electric, > telephone ~
railroad. | water utility, l "
warehouSeman and Il moto &
operators began operation
Operations We're ceased a
year hy electric railroads -
houseman, water utility, -
company. / stage line and
vehicle operators.
Marion L. Neglay of kux1
name was announced hy HI
! county exemption board T47
among those on the board
had failed IL report for ~
under the draft. hats been ~au =
| accounted for Neglay feee
! his leg. and when the time
his examination. ne failed Z
! through a misunderstanding
The Idaho draft board -
tiuced 10 one member, ae =
/ Admtant General Z. : "
has been advised from &c
Provost Marshal General T.
der 10 disband the local baas
ing the services II The
remaining member Of the IL
retained in Idaho will he
charge of the draft records