The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1922-12-01

vs. NASttca a Wy SCf "a hiiCAt NCi
: posed entirely of women, has selecte
men to serve In the various city o
fices for the coming two years an
only two women remain in Office
those serving on the council.
A verdict of guilty returned agains
George w. Egan, three times candidat
for governor of South Dakota, on
charge Of making false returns to in
surance companies and resulting II
his being sentenced to two years il
the state penitentiary, was obtaine,
through cutting playing cards. accord
ing to affidayits filed in circuit cour
at Sioux Falls by two of the jurymer
In the case. The affidavits, sworn to
by two of the Jurors, were filed In
support of motion for new trial.
| Following the precedent set in De
troit last week, Municipal Judge VIII
liam f. Wappich of Omaha sentenced
auto speeders to visit speed victims in
hospitals.
Martin e. Mulvey, for more than a
quarter of a century prominent fig
ure in civic and business circles of
Salt Lake, died at San Diego. Cal,
after a brief illness.
Indians in California, Arizona and
years on government lands whose IT,
ties is clouded by grants to railroads,
will be permitted to remain on their
homesteads, stated an interior depart
ment ruling which has been received
at San Francisco by the chief of the
field division of the general land Of
flee.
One person was killed in San Fran
cisco every day in automobile acct
dents. Coroner II. w. b. Leland showed
in figures recently given out.
GENERAL
The existence of a medical associa-
ton for the protection of constitutions
al rights founded by 100 of the leading
physicians in New York became known
when the association filed in federal
court a suit to test the constitution
nifty of the Volstead act and to annul
the section of the supplementary act
which limits the prescribing of alco-
hol for patients.
Five armed bandits swooped down
on the Green Mills Gardens, well
known Chicago dining palace, locked
James Chameles. one or the owners,
in an icebox. dynamited a safe and
escaped with about $1,000.
Policeman Mike Qulgley of Chicago,
attempting to accommodate a customer
who desired a slippery dog killed,
shot himself in the IegA The dog
tried to run through Mikes legs as
the cop fired
A fathers plea that his 2-day-old
deformed baby girl be scientifically
put TO death was overruled by ply
sicians. The childs normal mentally,
has neither arms nor legs. The faith
er. James c. Lebrasca, of Chicago,
begged that she 'be allowed not TO |
live" according to surgeons.
In accordance with his program of |
supplying for himself all raw mater
ials required for the manufacture OF |
Henry Ford has bought !
a coal mine for S1-250,000 according to
reports carried here by a news ticker
Mr.. Ford's mine is known
as the Dexcar Collierv and IS situat-
ed in the non union field at Davey.
Allan A. Ryan, whose spectacular
failure started Wall street, was or
dered discharged from bankruptcy by
Federal Judge Augustus n. Hand. Ry-
an, whose corner in Stutz Motor stock
proved a sensation in 1920, filed a
petition in bankruptcy last
July, listing liabilities totalling more
han 100000 and assets exceeding
Il 600, OO0."
Canadian government plans to pre-
'ent the extinction of the antelope in
western Canada are proving success
III and the preserve created at Fore
most, Alta, In 1918, with fifty ami
nals in captivity, has now Increased