The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1921-09-02
INLAND NORTHWEST

A ST. Louis & San Francisco passen-
ger train, enroute from Hugo To Hope,
Ark. late Monday collided with a
weSthound freight train at Sawyer,
Oklahoma. Three persons were ser
iously injured and thirtysix others
cut and bruised.
The employment situation is i'm
proved. railroad occupations display
ing considerable activity and public |
improvements afforling added relief
Bnilding is somewhat retarded. Steady |
gains in the local industrial situa-
ton are looked for.
Failure Of bomb containing az
pounds OF INT To explode behind
dam az Leayenworth, Washington, Is
believed 10 have prevented the pos
sible loss of many lives and desirne-
ton of property worth millions, At
cordinr 10 reports received al Seattle.
After working for six years Luther
| Burbank has finally trained the emit
ing plum, native of southern
| Korea. so that IL will grow In caif"r'
MIA climate with it's fruit perfected
and enlarged. The plum is now the
size OF IA large gooseberry ana mas the
| richest of flayors.
Four million dollars will he spent
| in the construction of new churches
within the next 10 years In southern
California, according 10 announcement
made recently al the convention or
the Christian church held mt Long
Beach. This sum, II was said, will be
distributed among 10 or more churches
A new oil field of wonderful posi-
bilities has been discovered on Tho
Arctic coast of Alaska News of the
discovery came recently 10 party I"
| California business men who dis
, Matched an expedition into the sno"
and ice To trace stories of NATIVES
of lakes % oil existing in the IA
north.
q Provost guards and enlisted men o'
: liberty from the battleship Californd
$ | helped tiremen fight troublesome mr.
e at Vallejo. Cal. Sunday night an
confine 1t 10 bakery and poolroor
when n half block of frame bushes
4 buildings was threatened. Damage
n the two buildings Is estimated
/! about $4,000.
Is Discovery Of new oil fields In "
q vicinity of Wainwright Inlet an
&c Point Barrow on the Arctic coast
20 Alaska. which II Is believed M Non
d may rival In importance the Macke'
zia river fields OF northern Cannd
was reported Sunday by members
o. "A California prospecting party whi'
,d has been In the district since Ia
O. July IA.
L Mt Mckinley national park, ne
of Fairbanks. Alaska, which surronh
n. and includes snowcapped Mt. Mc-ki
ne ley, the highest peak on the con''ne
On is 10 be handled by the government
the same manner as national parks
the states are conducted. accord
NO to Harry =. Karstens OF Fairbanl
IL. recently appointed superintendent
or the park.
H.. Denver 4. Dickerson has become
H. member of the staff Of Tex hickn
,s. hoxing promoter In New York. sa
ne the Nevada Journal Mr.. Dickcrs
a is n former lieutenant governor OF
ypda. and succeeded Ia the governs
4hip on The death Of Governor Spar
nr occupying that position In 1872 at
nor time Of the Jeffrics-Johnson ig
art promoted by Richard.
-ho Mantnna.s plea against permit
ne railroads 10 haul wool from the
,nr .Ihf cuuef 10 the Atlantic seahoard
IN Ia rHte thai rHn compete with WI
nrl traffic III why Of The Panama ear
without making corresponding
duc,ion for intermediate points. y
led made n; Helena Saturday nj hear
Az ~ HE Interstate commerce catniniHs
az, conducted hy Richard 7 Eddy,
ner exam ncr.
90. General Pietro Badoglio. comma
4, grin chief III the linlian army, IN
iii name Of his government placed a IA
tod wreath nj tile foot 81 the Victory u
IN, ument IN civic Center Of San ~
oar e4sro SUNDAY as tribute 10 Amer
OF soldiers. sailors and marines VINO
In The world war. In the name
the Italian government ana nav
,i,e said General BadogIio. u pay hon
,un. 10 the memory of the brave Al
tom leans who fell In the late war
-itle
line After going nearly ~ days vii
oar food IN an attempt 10 cure hin
ci,i- Of indigestion ny fasfinF. Charlie
as, King died nj Grangssille. Ida, ~
tho day morning He was reduced