The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1921-07-04
IE[EGRAPHIC TALES
TERSELY T0LO
A RESUME OF THE WEEKS
DoiNGS IN THIS AND OTHER
COUNTRIES.
Important Events Of the Past Seven
Days Reported by Wire and Pre-
pared for the Benefit Of the
Busy Reader.
INTERN oUNTAIN.

UeOrSe lSddcS, state nSn ana game
commissioner, has been in Idaho Falls
Idaho, the last couple of days con
sulting with Deputy Warden Pau
Changnon and arranging for the plant
ing Of $4,000 rainbow trout of select
ed stock in Willow Creek, in the cas-
tern part of the county.
A. G. Auerbach of Salt Lake placed
a wager at Atlantic City Saturday OF
$4,000 that Dempsey will beat Car
pentier inside of six rounds. The bel
was made at even money. Auerbacf
was Dempsey's first manager.
An aerial coast defense station con
structed at the Preside at San Fran
cisco at an estimated cost of $780,,
700, Friday was turned over officially
to the air department of the ninth
corps area of the army. The station
which will be the base for army all
planes, consists of hangers, machine
shops and supply station.
Colorado college, which Is located
at Denver, receives 100000 by the
will of the late Henry r. Wolcott,
wealthy Colorado pioneer, 1t was
learned Saturday. A bequest of $780,
600 was left to Yale university.
Lewis 7. Grant of San Francisco
was named Saturday as regional d.
rector of the bureau of war risk in
surance for the district of California,
Arizona and Nevada. Mr.. Grant, who
served as major during the World
war, will take office Immediately.
Clarence L. Mower "a years of age,
arrested at Eden late last Thursday
night by the sheriff's department on
the charge Of kidnapping his son. Ray
Mower 6, years of age from the moth
er at Provo, Utah, was turned over to
Sheriff Boyd of Provo. 1t is charged
Mower kidnapped the boy after the
mother had been awarded his custody
In divorce decree.
At the regular meeting of the city
council of Blackfoot, Idaho last Thurs
day petition Of frontage owners of
ten blocks from the business and resi-
dental districts for paving with
bilulltihic was acted on favorably, and
the city attorney was instructed to pub
lish the intention to pave.
Harry Jacobson 10, made an herioc
attempt Wednesday to save 9-year-old
Herman Orvih, who was drowning in
the Snake river near Lewiston, Ida.
Notice exhausted, Jacobson held to the
boy as they were carried considerable
distance down the stream, the river
being at a high stage. Both were
drowned. Their bodies have not been
recovered.
Mrs. Alice Connolly, A, was drowned
in small creek Thursday after res
cuing her three small children from
drowning at Peoria, III. Exhausted
by her efforts the mother fell into the
water after the third child had been
rescued.
DOMESTIC.
Frieda Menchal, Is, Of New York,
arrested for truancy, was sentenced
by Judge Cobb to wash the rouge off
her face.
Miss Francis Riddle of Atlanta, Ga,
has filed suit for $4,000 against Jay
Colvin, because, she alleges, he stole
one kiss.
Thomas w. Lamont, chairman of
the American committee for China
famine fund, announced Sunday that
81 ,25O,OOO was contributed during the
campaign which ended June 8. The
cost of raising this amount was esti-
mated at about 3 per cent. Relief or
in China, Mr.. Lamont said
raised 100000 in gold, exclusive of
the government loan.
Police of Chicago Sunday discover
ed what was termed the most conven-
lent house since prohibition went into
effect. In this dwelling they discov-
cred no signs of habitation, but in
drawing what was to have been a
drink of water from faucet they re-
ceived wine and further investigation
revealed there were barrels of wine
connected to the pipes. Government
authorities were notified.
As warning to reckless drivers
the board of trade of Goshen, N. Y.
has erected large signs on each side
of the Otterkil bridge, where many
accident have occurred. The sign
bear the following inscription: "Pri-
vate cemetery across the bridge for
reckless drivers" The warnings are
In black and white with skull and
coss bones.
Sergeant James =. Jones Of Wash
Ington. D. c., was instantly killed and
Private Lester J. Oyerton was slight
ly injured when an army airplane IT.
which they were flying fell 300 feet a.
March field at Riverside Cal, Tuesday
The accident was caused by the motor
of the plane stalling. officials at the
field said.