The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1921-04-08
NORTHWEST notes.

The League Of the Southwest will
10 to consider plans for urging Of re-
clanaIion legislation before congress
AZ Washington
Wages of nearly 800 men belonging
TO fifteen Denver building crafts were
cut from ~ 10 $40 day by AN order
Of the Colorado industrial commission
issued last week.
Four persons. all residents of Ore
gon, are dead and another injured as a
result of the automobile in which they
We're riding running off the Columbia
highway near Astoria.
The Tonopah town levy for 1927 will
be- SAG per 800 compared with S3.35
for the preceding year on all assessed
valuation of $1,000 900. compared with
S12. 100. III 80 for 1920.
Montana was brought under the Vol
stead net on March - through APP
prevail by both houses OF the legislative
assembly of senate bill I. which makes
the state liquor law conform to the
federal law.
The city school board at Lewstown,
Mont. has purchased tract OF land
upon which q fine. modern school
building will be erected at once at a
cost Of xl75.UW the money being on
hand from the sale of bonds.
Indictments against twentyone al.
| legged Industrial Workers Of the World
who had been out on 800 bail each
since their arrest during raids more
| than year ago. were dismissed In
circuit court at Portland last week.
1t is announced that 4. Blake Ken
nedy Of Cheyenne Will be appointed TO
the federal bench In Wyoming as soon
as II vacancy occurs, and that IL. L..
Patton Of Casper will be appointed
United States marshal for Wyoming.
A. In most other potato growing sec
tions OF the country. the growers in the
Yakima Valley. Washington, this
spring are disappointed In the prevail
Ing prices aud are holding approx
mateiy 1000 cars Of potatoes still un-
sold
One hundred acres planted In can
taloupes la the Failow, Nevada. section
Is the object of the Cantaloupe Grow
ers' association. FQrty-five members
have signed W for growing total of
% acres, ana still others are expected
to sign up.
In the Greeley district of northern
Colorado ESQ ears of potatoes remain
ed March |, according To the local field
OF these. 9S8o are stored in farmers
dugouts. or this stock probably only
7OO ears viii be shipped.
Appearing blue aud depressed, Mike
Burzan, who shot and killed former
Traffic OFFICER Phil Prlja mt Butte
spends much OF his time pacing back
ana forth In his cell in the county Jail,
where he ram aud gave himself w
following the shooting
A general Improvement In unemploy-
ingtoh IL announced in II statement by
W, &. Carpenter, federal employment
director of the Pacific Northwest
Especially In farming communities is
work becoming more plentiful.
Just a day after his old business
partner. George T.. Teeters. died in
Bnbnaek. Mont. Finley r. Wayne, a
Resident of Montana for almost IL
years, passed away ut his home In
Dillon The two were associated III
business tor years In Bannack.
cltizens of the United States whc
are bona-flde residents of Nevada viii
be charged the sum of 30 for either
Il hunting or fishing license in Nevada
L. y citizens who are not residents
of Nevada must pay S3 for fishing
license aud $40 for hunting permit.
Governor Hart has forwarded tc
Secretary A. Il, Fall of the interior
department, an Invitation Ia visit the
state of Washington during the DIR,
season next summer 10 view the ari(
sections OF the state. The guvernol
specified July. August or Septembel
for the visit.
Oregon Is pleased at the selection
OF western MAN To be secretary u
the interior in President llarting
cabinet, AMI II is more than pleased 1t
the selection of former Governor Spr,
to la commissioned NJ the land office,
hectares United States senator Rober
y. Stauficld Of Oregon.
In n report made ny censorship
e.umittee ut the Ministerial associa
| tion at M>>oGla. Mont. It threatens
| that the churches may "a into the iaos
| iug picture bus ne~s because IT IN,
| class at films shown by MiS~oula pie
| ture houses, Not all al the picture
| Rrr ela>S,si rs had however
I Colorado sugar companies are n
| l'orfed to have offered thu beet grow
1 erS \, per foa for sugar bect~ \
Vet the growers have not signed "a,
| ,oufrtct> h"plnS "a get better priee,
| tbe >ager factories appear e. be ct;
/ "a lng enormous stocks VI this YEAR
1 >pSar in their various WAREHOUSE
1 throughout the country.