Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1922-08-04

gone forward to cities and towns
throughout the state. A large at
tendance is expected by league off.
GERS.
Mohrland.-Ira r. Jones. At, q
miner, was killed instantly Tuesday
night when caught by foil of coal
In one Of the tunnels of the United
States Fuel company's Mohrland mine.
The crash of the coal falling from
overhead was heard by miners work.
ing In another part of the tunnel who
rushed to Jones' relief. He was dead
when extricated.
Salt Lake. - Purses aggregating
$72OO will be offered at tho Utah state
fair, October 2 to z, ts the winners
OF horse races, according to announce
ment from the state fair offices
Thursday. Chlldrens day will be on
October 2, the first day pf the fair.
w. A. Standish of Lyons, Ohio, has
been appointed judge OF dairy cattle
by the executive committee.
Salt Lake--Payment of S95.11eI6
on federal participation on road con.
struction in Utah was received Thurs
day by the state mad commission. OF
this sum, $52,963.S9 is part payment
OF f. A. p. "a, Price to Castlegate
in Carbon county; $3S,6O7.4 40 is part
payment on f. A. p. II, Cedar to Lund
in Iron county and the balance on
project 10 A near Fort Duchesne.
Salt Lake.--Invaslons of crickets in
to Uintah county, western Colorady
and southern Idaho In Franklin coun-
ty are looked upon as the worst In
the history of the state since 1S47,
Heber j. Webb, state crop pes inspec.
b>r said recently. Mr.. Webb returned
from Vernal, where an inspection was
made Of grain fields near Diamond
mountain being devastated by crickets
Ogden.-James George, AZ, of 1877
rwenty-fifth street, was instantly kill
oil. and Carl Kenna, 70 Of 172 Weller
street, Los Angeles, died four hours
later at the Dee hospital, from injuries
suffered when an automobile in which
they were riding, plunged into the
river In Ogden canyon Sunday after.
noon. -
Salt Lake.-The annual SIN dance
Of the Fort Duchesne Indians ended
at shutdown at Fort Duchesne Sunday,
ter a three days continuous dance
without food or drink. Some of the
braves fell from. exhaustion, but as
soon as they recovered they resumed
the barDaric hop. skip and shuttle
around pole on which was buffalo
head.
Salt Lake-As result Of an agrees
ment reached by officers OF the PIo-
neer Sugar company and the secured
creditors of the conpany. which owns
he Hooper Sugar factory at Hooper
and the sugar-making factory, now
at Whitney, Idaho, the company, own
ed comparatively by several hundred
farmers, will be enabled to operate
The coming year, according to an.
Iouncement made Monday.
Salt Iake.-Chrls Chloles, IS years
II age, one of the proprletors OF the
deal Hat Cleaning Works, 38 South
Main street, was instantly killed and
Charles V. Herman, 1141 South Sec.
Jnd East street, suffered n coneus.
SION of the brain and severe lacera-
lions and bruises when their auto.
mobile in the races at ths Lagoon
.rack plunged through the outside
;ence at the first turn at 3 80 O'clock
Monday afternoon. Tie automobile,
/ special Haynes, was driven by Her
man. Ch!oles. who owned the car,
Was acting as mechaniclan.
Observation-Disclosures Obligations OF
Peace" was the theme of the address
of Governor Charles r. Iabey of
tah before the American institute
- banking, which hel its national
convention here and which is at.
tendede by delegates from all over
the United States.
Logan.-Lamoni Bright, 10 years
of age, Of Richmond, was nccidently
shot and instantly killed Monday eve
nnc at Trenton by his chum, Tru.
nan Ttbbetts.
Huntsvllle.--John Coffin, 40 years
VI age, unmarried, was fatally injured
when he struck telephone pole
while riding a hores In the last race
VI the Pioneer celebration at Hunts
nile at o'clock Monday. He died
1hirty minutes later The fatality
was witnessed by large number OF
persons.