The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1921-10-21
UTAH NEWS REVIEW

&sdlnDOW-trOut purchased from the u
s. hatchery at Springville. The trou'
will be turned loose in Puffer's Lake
In the future men who are brought
into the district court at Ogden before
Judge James N. Kimball on a charge
of contempt of court for failure to pay
alimony will be given Jail sentences.
Tins action was taken, Judge Kimball
said, because of a number of cases of
contempt for failure to pay alimony
Checks Il falling close 10 10000 were
receivtd ay the state Monday from the
federal government In payment for ex.
penses incurred by the state In con.
struction of federal aid projects. OF
this about $500 was for work in pro
ject No. 35, near Provo; almost 3d.
900 for No. 4, Price to Castlegate, and
$4,000 on No. 80.
Albert w. Hadley will leave within
the next few days for trip to Aus
tralia, New Zealand and other Pacific
ocean islands. He expects to cover
about $4,000 miles before returning tc
Ogden and is DESTROYS of getting In
touch with any person considering o
similar trip. This is the third trip
Mr.. Hadley has made to the antipodes
within the past few years.
The vocational education students AT
the Utah Agricultural college appro.
prated S4O0 at their last meeting to
finance an Armistice day program on
the night of November 10 in Taber. |
nacle square at Logan. The program |
In part, will consist of a front-trench |
scene, showing as near as possible ar.
my life in the world war.
Plans for the successful financing |
Of the Oregon-American Lumber com.
pany of Ogden are nearing conclusion.
according to James II. DeViue of the
aw firm of DeVine, Howell, Slime &
civilian of Ogden, who returned re-
emily from Portland, Ore, where he
las spent some time in the interest of
he financing plans.
Last wednesday morning Mt The Bon
1'r Farm near Brigham City, the eigh-
cen months old child of Mr.. and Mrs
= Nj. Reeder strayed away from the
ouse unnoticed, and wnen found
ONE time later In the irrrgatlonal la.
aral was almost lifeless. A number
young men were topping beets in
ne field who assisted Mr. and Mrs.
eeder In first aid treatment and after
NO hours work the little fellow came
and was much improved.
For the first time since the touring
ureau of the Utah State Automobile
ssociation was established fifteen
ears ago, tourist registration for the
onth of September shows decrease
yer the corresponding moth Of the
'eyious year. Statistics complied at
e bureau for September show 1918
gistrations. Those or last year for
e same period were 2491, and during
'ptember, 1919, 1910 tourists visited
e bureau.
SO much importance does Governor
nbey attach to the aim of reducing
xes wherever possible, that he an
unced recently he would ask ali the
unity commissioners, county assessors
d other taxing officials of the state
hold convention at the state capt.
November IA for Il general and
oroush discussion of the tax situa-
m and especially to devise means for
ting to the bone public expendi-
res and thereby reducing taxes.
Robbers who entered the SigiIrd Mer-
1tile company's store at Richfield,
turday morning and stole $500 worth
mercandise are SUN at large. Sheriff
lmore is in Salt Lake and his dep
2. Dell Sellers, has been unable to
d any trace Of the robbers. The
OF bay mare, stolen from the
raj of Arendell Hansen some time -
ring the night, was reported Mon r
7. /
Preliminary plans are already being
de for the annual tour of the Titan
ricultural college glee club, to take /
&c early next spring. This year the L,
will travel north, giving programs l.
the principal towns of Idaho and =
ntana. After its return from the "A
tn, it is planned for the club to 20 III
far south as Tooele, giving enter
lments at intervening towns. lev
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Elective officers of the state held eoIi
Meeting Monday afternoon to con.
IT the STANDARDIZATION of salaries
ch has just been completed and put i
effect by the department of fin. kE
e and purchase. 1t is maintained
number of mistakes have been E
Ie in the classification of employees -
that salaries have thus been re- lou
I'd where expert gervice is required ris
raised in places where they should
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