The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1922-11-03

crops in the history of farming in tina
nrea."
Prevalence of holdups in Kansas
City has made the night pedestrian sc
wary of carrying valuables that the
holdup business has become democrat
ired, forcing eandits to adopt new
tactics. This is the explanation Civ.
on by police to the new type OF hold
up which has invaded this city-cloth.
ing robberies.
John Spencer Of Pope county and
Harry Spencer OF Conway county, Ar.
kansas, halfbrothers, met for the first
time In forty years when they were
both placed in the same cell in the
county jail here. Both were arrested
on liquor charges.
Nine tragedies stand out as dramat
&c spectacles In the news OF America
and all of them present women in the
leading roles. They have their setting
In six sections of the country.
Unconfined reports to the New
World. japanese publication here
from Japan Thursday stated that Mas
anao Hanlhara prominent figure in
the Japanese delegation TO the dsarm.
ament conference will succeed Ambas.
sador Shidihara to the Washington
post.
The interstate commerce commits
sion at Washington held that the pro-
posed advance in rates on iron and
steel in carloads from Midvale, Utah,
to points in California. from 10 cents
to S1.0S per hundred pounds. is not
justified, and cancelled the proposed
new schedules which would have gone
into effect November %.
About 200, 900 acres of land in New
Mexico, Washington and Wyoming
were classified under the stock-rais-
ing homestead law and were designa-
ted for entry In tracts OF $40 acres or
less through the geological survey in
September. the interior department
has announced.
GENERAL
A cargo of 66,767 boxes of dates,
the first big importation of the year
IN Christmas goods arrived in New
York on the Umzunbi from Bombay
The greatest building boom in the
history of the United States is now
in progress, according to figues OBJ
tanned in Chicago.
Five sets Of triplets and two sets
of twins have been born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Scott, of Warsaw, Ind. in
ten years of married life.
After thieves finished working on a
drug store in Minneapolis the only
think left was the building and the lot |
1t occupied. They backed an auto
mobile truck up to the store and clean
ed out the entire stock
Attorney t. c. Townsend, chief of
counsel for c.. Frank Keeney. district
president of the United Mine Workers,
his charge that Governor
Morgan had conspired to "crush union
activities in West Virginia" and he
the governor to permit an
of contributions to his
fund.
Princess Newana Gayfish, Winnie
,ago Indian beauty of Hatfield, Wis, I
upset a thousand years of tradition s
Ind her own domestic life when she
aohhad bar boir ord fntroJ,oad nor
elbow red men to flapperlsm. Her
ather. Chief Running Wolf, and her |
Dan Gayfish, put on a war !
lance that made the silent forests L
ound like q reunion of boilermakers.
The special grand jury, which re- g
umed its investigation of the Herrin
nine Killings after a months recess,
eturned an indictment for murder, u
tanning forty-seven persons. announ- II
ed II had completed its work and ad- "
burned
Bob Wilcox, widely known auto 10
Mobile race driver, has retired from W
he speed game owing to the dangers al
hat have developed from the use of m
igh-power motors in light racing ma
hines. lie announced at his home here
thursday. 10
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The Harvard committee on economic re
esearch has no expectation of drop tn
n prices to the prewar level during Ii
he next ten years. pu
A plan to raise fund of not less
han $o00O,00O from firms and corpor- mi
atoms that profited most drring the an
war for the relief of needy ex-ssrvice We
men and their families during the %
coming winter was announced Monday az
y a theatrical manager in Chicago. ~
William Gleenn yoliva, overseer OF u,
he Christian Catholic church ia Zion vi
n a sermon advocated that the women no
r hfe church hOrqa,vhfn r,au -, -,