The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1921-09-09
IDAHO NEWS REVIEW

will be held at the City Hall.
Governor Davis has taken up wit
the members of the Idaho compression
al delegation the matter of their sup
port of bill now pending before con
gress, creating a graded scale for tn,
aid Of public roads In the west.
| Prospects for a heavy enrolment a
the University of Idaho This fall wer,
Indicated Monday by the announce
ment that already 225 new student,
had Sent in their credentials from
high schools or from other institutions
from which they were entering.
The state board Of equalization Fri
day announced increases in assessed
valuations that had been given by
county assessors. Increases range
! from 10 to 40 per cent In only two
counties were the increases 10 per
cent and Gooding county is one OF
those two. The other is Minidoka.
Approximately 1000 acres of clover
and alfalfa seed have been signed up
so far by Canyon county growers in
the Western Seed Growers Marketing
company. Indicstions are that not
less than 1000 acres and possibly
5000 acres of seed will he signed ur
in the pool before the campaign closes.
Governor ID. w. Davis and Con.
gresham Burton L. French will adj
dress the student body at the formal
opening of the university, September
81. IT was announced Sunday. The
honorary degree of Doctor of Laws.
which Mr. French was elected to re-
ceive last spring will be conferred at
that time
The bond election held at Roswell.
Idaho, last Friday in Independent Dis
trict No. 46 carried by good ma jor-
ify. Ii was necessary to hold this
election on account of a mistake in
the advertising of the last one held
This election carrying authorizes the
trustees of the district 70 bond for
$36,50O TO be used in a new building.
FIRE early Saturday morning deS-
asylum al BlackfOot. The fire origin
ated in the bunkers and was extin.
guished by the employees of the asv-
Ium and the Blackfoot fire department
All the patients made ready to leave
the main buildings in case of neces-
sity. The loss is $1,000, covered by in
surance.
Blackfoot lodge No. 1416, h. p. o |
s.. will be instituted September 10 by |
District Deputy A. 3. Pierce and P0- |
.atello lodge No. 674. A class of 200 |
s planned, giving the local lodge an
initial roster of pa. The fifty-four
lemit members of the new lodge reg
ster from many different states, al
hough the majority are now members
f Pocatello lodge.
Owners of several orchards on the
feridan section will begin. prune.
licking Monday, according to word re.
eived in Pocatello just given out, hui
he bulk Of the picking will be delayed
,r several days Only the early var
tiles will be picked and most of them
ill be placed on the market. Grow
IS in that section estimate that the
,rting and packing houses will not be-
n operations until about September
Writers for eastern periodicals OF
itional circulation will be given on-
,rtunity to obtain frst-hand inform.
ion as 10 practical results from re-.
amation In Idaho, and To determine
ON personal observation and fnves
yation whether the added production
ercfrom is worth while TO the nation
publishers accept an invitation OK
according TO II Statrmcn
ON headquarters of that organiza !
IN.
Failing from the roof or the lei
xstone hotel nj Idaho FAILS throne
e light and air well OF the building,
Logan lyon. - years of age, clerk
the hotel, was instantly killct
out IL o'clock last Saturday nigh
Oh had gone 10 the roof of the huiif
, TO locate a fire after he had hear !.
, alarm of the fire siren He fel &c
distance of about th.rfy-five fee -
liking In such way as tn break hi
tx, jaw, three ribs and right arm.
George W. Neither cashier IF y
ion Central hank ut Mav, committe
..ide Thursday morn 'ng nv Shoo''"
nself at his home at Nav "
itZler went 10 tho lark fh'i NOR
/. opened M and received the star
TX examiner. 4 few rinutcs there
or he excused himself and wer
ne. saving that he wou'd be back h
ew Minutes. and HTter an hour a.
a messenger was sent te the haus
discovered the body in the base
IT.