The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1922-03-31
Pfhy News Notes
From All Parts of
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Salt Lake.--Salt Lake is preparing
for the reception Of the thousands Of
| persons who VIII pass through the
city this year by automobile. Many
| improvements are being planned for
the tourists park at Walkers field
mission.
Provo.-Charles Higglnson of San
taquin was picked up on the state road
this side Ut American Fork by Deputy
Sheriff Burk few days ago. Hig-
ginson was propped up behind tele-
phone pole nearly frozen, and when
approached by the deputy he appar-
emily could not talk or move. He said
that he left Salt Lake City, walking
to Murray. Here he secured a ride 90
the point of the mountain, where he
slept ia the bushes that night The
next morning he was given a ride in
an auto truck and while it was travel
ing at "a rapid speed he jumped out.
spraining his ankle and severely cut
ting his head.
American Fork.-A Carnegie Lib
rary building is to be erected at Amer
lean Fork In THE near future, and sep
arate bids for the general contract and
for electric wiring will be received by
the American Fork Library Beard.
Salt Lake.-Universitie and col
ieges In all parts of the United States
have signified their Intentions of hav-
ing representatives attend the inau-
guration OF DIR. George Thomas as
president of the University of Utah
The Inauguration win be held at the
University in Salt Lake City on We'd
nesday, April 5. At least seventy in
situations from twenty-five states Will
have delegates present.
Holiday. Injury to certain fruit in
the Holiday district of Salt Lake
county. due to winter killing, has been
found less than expected in an exam
ination of a number of specimens in
the United States weather bureau Of
flee by DR.. z. J. O'Gara of the de-
partment of agriculture of the Ameri-
can Smelling and Refining company.
Salt Lake.-The state board of agrf-
culture met few days ago to con-
slider, among other things, Il regulation
for the compulsory grading OF potatoes,
submitted by II. J. Webb, state crop
pest inspector. Mr. Webb says that
dealers In potatoes I'm Utah say they
prefer to handle Idaho potatoes be-
cause the stock is graded officially,
and it is possible for the purchaser to
know what he is buying.
Spanish Fork.-Erection of Fed
eral Building at Spanish Fork is now
assured, and bids may be |
asked for at an early date 80 that |
work may be commenced by July 1st
Salt Lake.-Specimens of Utah's ag
ricultural products soon will be on dis
play in the Union Pacific building at
Omaha, Neb. Funds for the purchase
of appropriate Jars and display cases
for this purpose have been provided
by the agricultural committee of the
Commercial club. as the state depart
ment Of agriculture has no appropria.
ton for such expenditures.
Bountiful.-Bids for construction OF
a new armory building at Bountiful
have been asked from contractors OF
that city. Adjutant General w. G.
Williams has also been authorized to
erect a permanent stable at the State
Fair Grounds.
Salt Lake.-"Powder and paint on
The cheeks of the eastern college coed
r. diminishing, and now the moet
dressed girl Is seen wear
ng her dresses to her shoe tops" said
Miss Lucy Van Oott, dean of women
IT the University of Utah upon her
'eturn from the national convention
If Deans OF College Women which was
,eld recently In Chicago. "Cheek-to-
heck dancing in respectable places Is
inheard OF at most of the institutions
# the country" Miss Van Colt declar-
ID, "and in some of the universities the
students themselves have taken the
to completely eliminate jazz
music"
Salt Lake.-Work on the construc-
ion at Woodward airmail field of an
rmy airplane station and organiza-
ion of the air service officers reserve
.orps as a part of the 10th division,
reserves, with headquarters
n Salt Lake, viii commence in the
lear future, according TO Captain II. H
George. who has arrived from head
quarters of the Ninth army corps nj
San Francisco to take charge. A large
number of reserve officers in Salt |