The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1921-08-19
UTAH NEWS REVIEW


ton of new $4,000 ZOO at Libert,
park.
The Box Elder Commercial club |,
seeking by petition before the publ,
utilities commission to have the rate,
OF the Utah Power & Light company
reduced.
A rail gripping device that is declar
ed by its inventor and engineers to
promise revolution in railroad build,
Ing and operation, so far as grades
are concerned, has been patented by
4 Salt Laker.
Military funeral services were held
Monday afternoon In the tabernacle for
Lietenant Lawrence H. Evans, whose
body recently arrived from France.
Bishop Thomas Bailey Of the Nephi
ward was in charge
Salt Lakes tax rate will be 312 mills
for all purposes. it was determined
when the county commission adopted
recommendation of M. L. Scott, county
auditor, providing for a general couR-
ly levy of 4. mills.
A. b. Fall. secretary of the interior,
Will be in Salt Lake In about three
weeks en- route to Yellowstone Nation
al park. While there it Is expected
that he will meet and hold a confer
ence with William Spry, commissioner
of the general land office.
Oscar Hit, cartoonist of the New
York World, made hit with $500
children at the Alhambra theater an
Ogden when he drew reproductions OF
all the famous characters In the comic
papers. Mr.. Hit was an Ogden visit
or as the guest of the Kiwanls club.
sss
souvenir of the first annual farm
er's encampment held at the Utah Ag-
ricultural college, written by Profess
sor d. Il. Robinson, college editor and
head of the department of marketing,
was presented to about twelve hundred
people at the concluding meeting OF
the encampment Monday at Logan.
Llyod W. Burkey, being taken from
IDAHO to Fort Leavenworth, Kansas,
prison, escaped from two agents of the
dor &c Il
sunday morning. when he Jumped from
he Oregon Short Line passenger train
at Twenty-tirst street and Wall avenue
as the train was entering the depot
RequistiOn has been honored by Gov
ernor Mabey for the return to Kentuc-
KY of j b. Prince, wanted on charge
of deserving a child 10 years of age.
Prince who is under Indictment by a
Kentucky grand jury Is supposed to be
in Sanpete county. A. ]. COrdie is the |
officer who presented the extradition |
Fire of unknown origin practically |
destroyed the car barns of the Salt |
Lake, Garfield & Western Railroad |
at Salt Lake at l O'CLOCK |
Monday morning About three-fifths
of the rolling stock of the company |
wns burned. but the management has
that there will be no inter
rupti0n of service to Saltair.
Lewis Homer Harding, member OF
the firm of Evans & Harding of Salt
Lake, secretary of the Salt Lake Ro-
tary club, leader in Masonic activities
and an active member of the CONNER
cial club. was drowned Sunday in
Jackson Hole country. News of his
death came to S. D. Evans in tele-
gram from Roderick Mckenzie of Salt
Lake.
Good Roads day, the idea which was
advanced ten years ago by the Rotary
.Iub. was observed throughout Utah
Saturday. All over the state the peo'
Die turned out and worked on the high
vays. and the results of this work now
ire apparent on every hand. Old roads
we're imprived and new roads were
,uilt where previously there was moth
ng but wilderness.
Two more issues Of the Utah Chron'
lie, student publication at the Univer-
ity of Utah. will be published this
ummer, according to a decision oil
he student body executive committee
nd faculty members of the school.
his will be the first time the student
utilization has been issued during the
econd term of the summer school
he next issue will appear Friday
The interstate commerce commission
( Washington has authorized the Salt
axe Route and the Santa Fe to put
ito effect interstate rates on ore, ore
oncentrates. zinc niddlings and lead
Iatte In carloads from Searchhght,
ev., to Garfield, Murray, Midvale and
Utah, dependent upon