The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1922-04-21


IA considerable quantity of rNlics Of
early days and II bec~.ne necessary
10 secure II repository, and museum
will be arranged for nj the Idaho Tech
while space has also been allotted
the public library for the preserva-
ton of documents, literature and
other items of interest.
Boise.--Creabon of n nationwide or
ganization of upwards of 100000 young
people. comprising various junior 80.
cieties of the Episcopal church. Is fore
casted in tentive call which has
been issued for an informal conference
of the leaders of these societies at
Portland. Ore, next September. dur
ing the triennial general convention OF
the church.
Twin Falls.--A six months search
prosecuted by Sheriff t. X. sherman
and his deputies. came to an end
Thursday with the capture at Arkun-
sas City. Kan. by Deputy Sheriff V.
H. Ormsby, of Clarence Snow, parole
violator and jall-breaker. who escaped
from custody here last September
while awaiting trial In the district
court on two robbery charges.
Pocatello.-Southeast Idaho drug
gists have formed an association for
promoting their interest
BJise.-Charles Booth. trapper,
| was lost In snowslide which occur.
| red on the north fork OF the Boise
some time during the month OF March.
| Deputy Game Warden X. O. Nipton
| and Forest Ranger John Selby, who
| left their respective stations at Trout
dale and Atlanta on n search flr
Booth. found his body half buried In
snow and mangled nv coyotes near
his cabin IN Barber flu ). Mrs. Booth.
who had spent the winter with him
could not be found, and the supposi-
| ton is that she also was buried by
Thomas Booth, who lives in South
Boise.
Pocatelo-All unmuzzled dogs on
the streets and alleys are TO be shot
according to city ordinance jus
posted.
| Pocatello-The current number o.
the Idaho Technlad, the official organ
of the students of the Idaho Techni
cal institute, was issued by the stu
dents OF the home economies depart
ment OF the college. There were
special articles on the departmental
loyalty. Gladys Woodwork of Good
ing. president OF the home economics
club, was the editor-in-chlef for thi,
special issue. Other members OF the
staff were Ruth Kingston OF Gooding
Annie Citizens ~ Pocatello. Lillian
Cook of Preston. Calystra Strickland
of Grace, Miriam Pearson of Poca
tello. Geneve Holt OF Preston. Mar!
Van Doren OF Rupert and Misses Lull
Robertson and Vira Mcclure, facult!
advisers.
Idah) Falls-Surgeons at Rigby
near here. have just performed rar'
surgical operation in the amputatioI
of the right arm OF n two weeks ole
infant. The child, a daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. +. ii. Ford of Rlrie. was SUI
ferng from blood Cit in the mali
artery that shut OFF the blood suppl!
10 the lower arm. The arm beams
gangrenous and 1t was necessary I,
amputate it at the elbow. The chill,
appears TO be recovering SATISFACTORY,
fr m the operation.
! BOise.-From various parts Of thi
state come reports Of considerable
trouble with mad dogs. the outbreal
of rabies appearing to be vlrulent. ON
death occurred in Pocatello fcy
days ago when Joe BuSco. a wei
known Italian, succumbed even afte
he had been treated for infection.
Idaho Falls-The city Is again
skirmshing for better water supply
the present consisting of The Snak
river. which is far from the best al
tlcls in that line mt this time of year
One OF the projects is to sink -four
teen wells. but the cost is excessive
. Twin Representatives her
. of the Oregon Short Line have bee
; authorized to employ force of abOu
: 800 workmen in road ballasting or
I erations on the Twin Falls branch be-
; ginning az once. Completion Of III
J ballasting OF the branch from here Z
: Bull will occupy between two an
: three weeks time, II Is estimated
: WOrkmen then will he transferred Il
/ incompleted sections between Nun
) laugh and Burnley and to the Rupert
, Bliss cutoff. Local men will be hire