The Bingham County news. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1918-1930, 1921-09-02
IDAHO AND |DAHOANS

All alumni and former students of
the University of Illinois have been
lnNited to attend a three day celebra-
ton in Salt Lake City, August 26-...S,
when George A. ("G.') Huff and Il. G.
c'Bob') Zuppke VIII be guests OF
honor. &c" Huff, director of athletics
at University of Illinois for nearly thir-
ty years, and Zuppke, famous football
coach and mentor are representative
OF Illinois supremacy in athletics.
They are Just completing a tour of
the United States during which the
their acquaintance.
Az a feature to the celebration. a
dinner al the Hotel Utah has been
arranged by the executive committee
composed Of Eddy O.. Lee, rs; H. W
Baum. 95; Wesley f. King, '97, and
G. G. Brooks, II.
All "Tlin," residing In this section
are requested to communicate with
Wesley F.. King, 3O1 So. Main ST.
Salt Lake City, stating whether or
not It will be possible to attend.
Billy Otter, well known farmer Of
View Plymouth. whose strange disap-
p%earance stirred up the entire neigh
borhood and for whom a search had
been conducted for several days, was
found recently in a hospital at Drum
monh. Ida, in serious physical con
dltlon according to word reaching
NamDa. Mr.. Otter was unable to tell
0 he got to the hospital and did
not remember any events from the
time he left New Plymouth.
Rough handling of the few unruiy
parties who nave attempted to run the
American Falls N%atitOrium to sui
themselves, has eliminated undesirable
performances at the Indian Springs
resort, according to Manager Cool. Tho
public has become educated to the or.
derby mannnr In which the pool is con
duteG. 1t has also learned consider
able about American Falls peace Off.
GERS, aud Il wholesome respect is CIV
IN them.
Bids submitted for the Warm River
Yellowstone highway project in Idaho
We're opened and rejected at the office
of the United States bureau or public
roads at Ogden Wednesday. The bids
We're too high. The road will be com
pleted by day labor under the direction
of the public roads engineers. The
works will start The road is
about seventeen miles in length.
Favorable progress on the cOnStruc-
ton OF the new central heating PLAN
1T the Idaho "Tech" at Pocatello was
reported to the state board Of educa
ton by w. J. Hall. state COMMISSIONS
Of public works, following his return
to Boise after an inspection tour OF
the state schools and highways In this
section of the state.
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A book which 1t is thought cannot
be duplicated in this country but over
which there has been no great rush of
wOuld-be readers, has been given to.
the University Of Idaho by the Rev.
|. Fl. Mitchell, rector Of Marks Epis-
ropal church here. 1t is a Greek-Latin
edition of the New Testament, printed
in 1868 at Zurich.
The Idaho state fair win feature a
tate VIDE automobile show at Boise
the latter part Of noxt month. Thk
was the decision reached by the Boise
Auto Trades association. The show
will be held IN the Industrial building
which was awarCei the automobile
dealers by o. P. Henderson,. secre-
tary Of the faiy.
Black Canyon dam near Caldwell,
when men and machinery will be
placed IN the field to bore tcst holes
on the proposed site of that structure.
This Information was made public in
Caldwell friday and came from a
source hat Is regarded us entirely
reliable.
Approximately 20 bankers of south
4 Idaho and eastern Oregon attend.
the banquet at the OWyhee hotel
riday evening in honor of John T..
oalkinS, governor of the Twelfth FED
"a reserve district with h%eadQuar-
= ut san Francisco.
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Nick Collins, we'll known Idaho
sports promoter and Alice Wilson, pro-
prietor of a Boise maternity home.
were arrested in Boise recently on a
charge of performing a criminal oper.
ton. Both deny their guilt.
The Idaho Power company places
a valuation of $S,741,465 on its pro-
perties in this state in a report re-