The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1921-11-04
IDAHO NEWS REVIEW

According to a message received by
r. s. Turner of Pocatello Thursday
srom Colonel NJ. w. Wood. Inspector
general for Idaho of the Scottish Kite
Masons, who is attending the supreme
council at Washington, u. c., the Poca-
.ello lodge of Perfection has been is
Iued a charter.
Former Governor f. o. Lowden, I'LL
aois, William G. McAdoo. former sec
rotary of the treasury. ]. ]. Tigert, Y.
g. commissioner Of education and other
prominent men are scheduled to ad-
iress Idaho teachers In convention at
Boise November "a, % and e.
The State of Idaho haa been granted
twenty-five foot space for an ecu
,ational display at the international
Grain and Hay Show, Union Stock
Yards. Chicago, Illinois. The grain
show is held in conjunction with the
International Livestock Exposition
November 20 to December 3. inclusive
The first carload shipment Of grapes
n the history of the Emmett country
vent out this year. The shipment was
made by the Obermeyer Brothers the
after part of last week, consisted OF
two carloads of Concords and were
consigned to Kansas City, Mo. The
Field of this variety was heavy this
year and the fruit was Of excellent
quality.
Within two weeks Canyon county
potato producers will have Caldwell
warehouse available to store their crop
antil they can obtain cars or until the
price Of potatoes warrants sale. Ten
thousand dollars will be the cost OF
this warehouse which will be con
structed at once by the Caldwell Pro
duce company on Aven st. and Pay
cite Avenue.
The state case against w. FL. Ball
of American Falls for assault with In
tent to commit murder was thrown QUE
Of court Friday the second day OF the
trial after the states witnesses had tes-
tilted. Judge o. r. Baum ruled follow
ing a motion of Attorney Stevens for
the defense, that prosecuting attorney
Cotant had not filed complaint CO.
tanning information of crime against
the state.
Loans to the wheat growers OF ldaho
and Utah, sufficient to assure the pro
| ducers an opportunity to market their
crop in an economic and orderly man
mr.. will be available Monday from the
Bankers Loan company, the agency SET
up by bankers of the two states to
| facilitate the extension Of agricultural
credits offered by the war finance cor
| poration.
The American Falls chapter OF the
Red Cross went on record as being
opposed to a free clinic for children Oh
| the county at its meeting this week
The reason given Is that that organt-
Eation could not provide nurse over
4 long enough period to care for the
needs of the county. While the RED
Cross feels able to finance the clinic
TO a large extent. 1t does not feel that
It should risk failure by being able to
employ q nurse only part Of the time
800
With only a few smudgy finger prints
on a dirty piece of paper as clues
Gilmore county officials and the state
constabulary are working on the case
of ]. p. Boyle, 70-year-old storekeeper
and postmaster at Regena, found muir
dered Tuesday morning at 1880 by
patrons who had been unable to find
him since Monday morning. Regena 10
Is miles southeast Of Boise and the
postoffice abuts directly on the state
highway betweep Boise and Mountain
Home.
Births In Idaho in September ex.
ceeded deaths more than 3 to 1 and
boys led girls among the new arrivals
by %, according to the monthly report
on vital statistics of the state issued
Tuesday by the office Of the medical
advisor Of the department Of public
welfare. There were 319 deaths in the
state and 982 births of which sol were
boys, 478 girls and three not stated.
Nicola Zerola, dramatic tenor of the
Metropolitan Opera company, who was
to have appeared at Twin Falls In q
public performance under the auspices
of the Twentieth Century club, was
Thursday a patient in hospital there
suffering from a serious throat affec'
ton, according to a statement of his
physician, announced by his manager
Walter Lowe. 1t is probable that the
engagement will be cancelled. Zerols
has been there since Monday.
Within six months of the date OF
her husbands death Mrs. Amanda Skin
ner, Twin Falls county pioneer, u
years of age, died Thursday at the
family home at Twin Falls. Death |
Resulted directly from pneumonia anc |