The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1922-06-23
News Happenings
of the Great
Intermountain States

Baker. Ore.-The first to put 90
nation in the Old Oregon tran ana
papeent fund for the Fourth of July
was the Baker County AutomotlVe as-
ISOLATION, which donated 500, III auui-
tion 10 the $1,000 the association Is
putting into the auto races for that
date.
| Los Angeles, Cal.-William McFee,
70, was sentenced to serve from one
year TO ten years in. prison for the
theft of $4,000 from q safe deposit
box in the Farmers Merchants Ma
tional bank Of Los Angeles. Mcfee,
who was night Waterman at the
bank, opened the box with duplicate
key. He pleaded guilty and asked tor
probation, which was denied.
Portland, Ore-Oregon will be with
out firecrakers this Fourth of July.
The days when young parrots STOOD
bravely by the side of giant crakers
to observe at first hand the phenomena
of their dstintegration under the
stress of exploding powder, have gone,
never to return.
Sonora, Cal.-The Mark Twain me-
, mortal cabin at Jackass Hill, near
! here, was dedicated here with Cover
nor William D. Stephens delivering the
dedicatory address. Twain slept and
ate in the cabin, which has been re-
= stored, during the time he prospected
for gold In California. Twain gave up
prospecting and left this district in
1865.
Denver, COlo-An 11-year-old boy
who stole setting of eggs from under
hen was ordered by Judge Ben B.
Lindsey to earn enough money to buy
another setting to give the dissap-
. pointed chicken. keep away from
the woman you sold the fresh eggs
to-" the court warned.
Aberdeen, Wash.-The cost of living
n In Jail will be computed here for the
6 benefit Of Somonon Auvienen, alleged
@ |. w. W., arrested with fifteen others
;. in raid here Saturday. He was
d offered his liberty, while his colleagues
/. were held to answer to the superior
:. court. Auvienen preferred to "stay
e with the bunch" and went back to
jail, where he probably will be charg-
d ed board.
r Detroit, Mich.-Declaring "a wo-
mans honor is more valuable than a
< mans life," Judge Harry B. Keidan,
$ in recorders court, directed a verdict
Is of acQuittal in the case of Mrs. Bes.
L sic Gutos, 10, accused of assault with
intent to kill Mrs. Gutos testified
she shot and wounded George Vlahos
after he made improper advances and
:" threatened to kill her infant son.
- MissOula, Mont.-All tired out by an
- overload of hair tonic used internally
~ Paul Ashley, 24-year-old Indian, lay
o. down with a streetcar rail for pill
m low. The motorman failed to see him
n In time and physicians at a local hos
u. pital say the injuries probably are
fatal.
Los Angeles, Cal.-While $50 pris.
IN oners in the Lincoln Heights Jail here
of were watching a picture show given
ce for their benefit, one of their number
i'll sawed three bars from window of the
p darkened room, and, before it was
X discovered by the lone taller il
ne charge, thirty-eight of the men haC
a gained their freedom.
lie. Anaconda, Month"; an effort u
bring back the duck shooting that was
es possible decade ago, the Montan,
at state flsh and game commission vii
~ nave DR.. Nelson, chief of the United
states bureau of biological survey
~ visit the state next month, TO make
~ survey of local waters freouentet
- by ducks, and suggests such natura
70 foods as can be utilized to plant il
~ such places.
Portland, Ore.-Ten western state,
were represented in the fifth annua
an regional conference of the agricultural
%, DIVISION OF the federal board for voca
Of uonal training, which was held Ios
~ week From twenty-five to th,rt,
ms state chiefs and teacher-trainers ar,
to attending the conference. C. H. Lane
te. Chief OF educational service at Wash
hston' D. L, and A. P. Williams, wn,
Is IN charge of the eastern region
Wnlch includes New York and the New
de England states are among the speak
n.y. erS 10 address the conference. The fol
:" lowing states are represented: Wash