Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1922-08-04


e zo7e tAsn GOO are expected lo
eze 70 San Francisco early this
heath 10 attend the 1922 convention
Tie American Bar association. the
asto1si conference II commissioners
&C uniform state laws and the annual
rs%<srs e< tie California State Bar
SS>ecl.tsoc-
Definite and complete information
ea1cs-rtne the effect of the inter
safe commerce commissions order,
-rscS places the government virtual
Z II Il control Of the railroads coal
traffic has been received st the Of
ices q the Traffic Service bureau
q Utah The order directs roads
% give preference in the supply of
cS-s suitable for the leading Of coal
hines and discontinue the use of
zeal cars for other purposes, so
lo-S as the mine remains unsupplied
with coal CHS Nancoal-loadins cars
s-e 70 return coal cars 10 their maxi
Eun capscity or 10 receive such emp
ties All roads are directed TO place
ezo2rgoes against shippers who do
rot unload coal within twenty-four
hozrs- Five classes are created 10
govern the railroads in supplying cars
to- coal loading.
flre that started in the art building |
e. the University Of Oregon at Eu-
gene destroyed that structure and the
building occupied by the department
q PHYSICAL education and damaged 4
otAer nearby buildings. The loss is
estimated at $4,000. The state car
Ties its own insurance.
While caddies at the California Golf
Cub were demonstrating their prov-
ess in swinging clubs. the head of one
olUb flew off, striking S-year-old
Francis Cullen, a caddie, fracturing
bis skull.
After being imprisoned for four
hours By a fire in the National mine.
seventy-fiye miles north of Winnie
nucca- New, Superintendent Joseph
bolsm and Peter Madison were re-
leased, not much worse for their ex-
perience, according to a telephone mes
sage TIL message stated that the fire
lad been put under control and that
ne damage would not be great
The Rtv- ]. E. Lewis negro pastor
n the Church Of the Living God. of
>os Angeles has announced another
ttempt to sail from Los Angeles to i,
ionrovia Liberia. His first attempt ;
allied when the "ark,' a craft upon
Fhich he had labored many months.
ank at its launching Now he and Z
lis flock have obtained the motorship I
nigel, and rechristeneG her "'Queen l
I Liberia and they plan to start c
De voyage to Africa August Is. c
GENERAL
IF you must drink, try the lake :
I'D when that is gone, the ocean is n
ways ready TO be tapped Judge !,
dains told Thomas Andler. at Chi
igo- Andler said his wife drove him
. drink.
III you blow that horn again late :
night III send you to jail-and
re horn will 90 with YOU" Recorder a
Ter OF Gutenberg. n. ], told JosepB
armer, arrested for disturbing the
eace. G
-Wiles Of Wilson avenue chicaoo /,
Id mornen broke up her home Mrs II
define Aacket declared in a divorce Fl
Ill Her husband couldn't resist
lem she said.
banage estimated at one million :
olars resulted from rain. hail and
inHst0rns that swept rebraska a
'utn Dakota and western Iowa 20. y
pts received at Omaha indicate
here VAS 10 loss o. life reported
u Asasy LOSSES resulted from tho e.
ssirnffion Of farm property, crops e.
% railroad equipment. u
D'si'n nSs BEEN chosen by the con il
-ntlon u fbe IBdependcnt orcer ~ n,
'"d 1eniplars Tor me 1924 biennial n,
's>ion Of the grand loGge. This se. a,
eriDn eioSed the formal business n
e convention Wednesday. though
= executive board remained AZ Butte b
ont, ~s1nesesy for further confer. d.
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s%'Dr ~ u ifssrta, Nsrican gee. b
'sfz u N treasury arrived a. Ner. =,
:, fify 1onday. Immedlaiely after =
q @rf'ysl BE- VISITED cbaputepee
site T. . MFR via President Obre
y ~iaD 's confined ~ be fo,ia. The In
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