The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1919-04-04

Complete records of the proceedings
of the Boise city draft board have been
boxed and shipped to Washington.
The documents filled 16 boxes.
Southwestern Idaho's prune industry |
is to be thoroughly investigated by |
the newly created department of ag
riculture, Miles Cannon, director, has
announced.
Teton recently has organized Com
mercial club with a charter member
ship of 100. The club has been in
stalled In ample quarters on the sec
ond floor Of one Of the towns bank
buildings.
Citizens Of Moore, a village in Butte
county, will have telephone service If
the public utilities commission acts
favorably on petition for certifi-
cate of public convenience and neces-
sity filed recently.
The state board OF education has
completed plans for pushing new con-
struction work at three state insti-
| tutions-the normal at Lewiston. deaf
and blind school ut Gooding, and the
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Anthony.
Pocatello Baptists Will do their
share in the state apportonment in
the S6,OOO000 drive, which Is being
made by the Baptist church in the
United States. Plans for raising Po-
catellos membership quota have been
completed.
The Omaha Livestock Market Boost
cr excursion is scheduled to reach
Boise April 10. 1t will consist of about
30 prominent livestock dealers several
Of whom are experts on certain inn
portant topics pertaining to the live
stock industry.
Ariel Daniel, 6 years OF age, son OF
l.. Z. Daniel, while playing in the road
in front of the Pleasant View school
house, near Twin Falls, was run down
by car driven by e. e. Hall of Filler.
suffering fracture of the skull from
which he died.
Attorney General Black has an
nounced the appointment Of Raymond
l.. sGivens as assistant attorney gem
eral. the third in his department, to
conduct the public utilities commission
legal work. Givens was member Of
; the last house Of representatives.
II Surplus jobs for 5000 men are wait
i I56R III Idaho fo7 those VINO waIit wofk
according to an article IN the New
York Evening Sun for March 20 The
: article goes on to state that such was
the information received from Idaho
although no definite source in the state
Is indicated.
l.. L. Folsom is lying in bed with a
I broken rib, n badly injured eye. and
his face and body covered with bruises
and Arch Matthews Us under Il $3.50
bond and charged with battery after
: an attack by him at Boise on
4 Folsom following the conclusion of a
suit brought by Folsom.
Returned Idaho soldiers have en-
countered an obstacle in their efforts
to get the $50 bonus to discharged
service men under recent ruling OF
the war department, regarding dis
= charge papers Officials figure that
there is due Idaho boys a total of ST.,
100000, figured on the basis OF 23,OQ(
men in the service.
Prevention of the introduction In
: Idaho of the white pine blister rusi
which has caused incalculable losses
to the white pine lumber industry OF
the middle western states and which
threatens the very life of the industry
in Minnesota and other states is the
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federal bureau of plant industry.
t Ad Santel was declared winner O.
, his wrestling bout at Boise with Mel
De Court when, after De Court hat
taken first fall, the light heavyweight
champion clamped on a head scissors
a that severely wrenched his opponent
sn.rN-
Pren Moore. poultry Specialist OF TN
University Of Idaho extension depart
= ment, will be in Canyon county Marci
+ 20 to April /. holding meetings of pei
e sons interested in the production 0
better poultry and more eggs per fow
Idaho R0tarians, accompanied b.
: bands and Indians In war paint, vii
invade Salt Lake during the big Re
r tartan convention, June IL to 21 Plan
are maturing by the four Idaho club
to attend the convention In force.
~ The depth of snow In the Jackson
lake country and the upper. wateI
90 shed of the Snake river increases
rapidly during the first part of March
- according TO reports just received u
10 the headquarters of the U. s. reclama
IL tion service In Burley.
Pauline Hallowell, aged J, narrowl
escaped death at Pocatello, when sh
ran in front of an auto driven by .
I l.. Hatcher. The child was struck an
thrown directly in the path of tn
a car, but Hatcher's control stopped
before running over the little one.
Dancing on the streets will be one {
the features of Caldwells welcoD