The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1922-06-16


elusive. Motor boats are slated to
furnish thrills for thousands of lovers
Of fast watercraft expected to line the
Willamette's banks June %.
Yosemite Lodge, GAIA plan TOT
popularizing winter sports is being
formulated by Yosemite National PARK
company. Officials are looking far
ahead and see in the future a rail-
road up from the valley floor to Glac'
Ter Point This will necessitate extern
sive tunnels to avoid the snCwslides
OF winter.
Tacoma, Wash.-With one death re-
ported in the battle against flames,
800 men were fighting 70 keep back a
forest fire that threatened to COM
pletely destroy the camp Of the Mineral
Lake Logging company near Ashford,
Frank Valench, 80, was killed instant
~ when burning snag fell on his
head while he was attempting to fell
a blazing tree.
Los Angeles Cal.-Roscoe c. (Fatty)
Arbuckle, former film comedian, whose
pictures were ruled off the screen
shortly after his ecquital by a San
francisco jury of a charge of man.
slaughter growing out of the death
Of Virginia Rape, film actress, has
become motion picture director.
Sioux City lathe Sioux City
Journal and Tribune are issuing photo
graphic editions as the result of a
strike of printers. The managers of
the newspapers declare the strike is
Illegal and is not sanctioned by the ma
tional officers of the union.
Denver, Colo.-Armed with a Shiny
'32-caliber revolver and six-inch dag
ger, with which to hold his own in the
wild and woolly," John Riley, Is, said
to be the son of James Riley, Benia-
min, Neb., banker, was being held by
police here awaiting word from the
young mans parents. The boy said
he was out to see the West.
Los Angeles, Cal,-Tom Wah. known
as the King of Chinatown" must nav
a fine of $4,000 and serve ten wears
IN the federal penitentiary at Mcneil
island, following his conviction on a
charge of violating the Harrison mar
cote law.
san Observation-Disclosures are
no" part of the regula equipment of
the Matson line trans-Pacific HnerS
Inc new equipment enables the liners
10 pick up radio concerts, dance music
ana news from San Francisco and
portland for over a days VOYAGE. and
TOT the same time from Honolulu
Droadcasting stations.
boise'-One hundred and fifty die.
aoied veterans of the World war. now
III the hospital at Boise barracks wer.
the guests of circus Saturday at their
AFTERNOON performance.
Big Cottonwood, Utah.-H +. Har
hne' truck driver for the Alta TIM
hei ana transportation company. turn.
Ell MS truck and six tons of orc into
Dig cottonwood creek in order to sove
''e ire or teamster Harline him.
sen rlsked death, hut was not seriousI,.
INJURED having leaped from tbe truc,,
neiore 1t crashed into the creel,
Inc truck, heavily laden. was coming
uo"h the canyon road ut n ronid ro+o
so speedily in fact that the driver
'ouiu not have stopped it in time
!" "'o'o collision with the team
nc N'iNer OF which, was deaf. and who
was not aware of the approach of tbo
truck until it was too late to t,rn biz
team aside. ~ MS
salt lake-D. II Madison r.,
anu game commissioner. has 200
oaoles 10 care for these dovs uo q
eNpe''ihg the number To be incre,so5
u i""5. NJ says. within a short 80
"eS are only baby phea~ants hnt
'o'"I"lhS to the commissioners tbov
''l"'re jNst as much care rs if thov
were prospective chickens. nerhana
more Ihe baby pheasant is insect;
'oro"s. He enjoys especially I,ra,,.
'u"S Sroh worms, While bugs are also
" '"N"flte, y few hunks Of moo
,e'' /" rlPen properly in comnarotive'
~ warm atmosphere, will prodnco
MI Madsen says, in few davs nIon
y 't prepared food" for this hah,as
carson City, Nev.-NIary Pfckford.s
divorce from Owen Moore r.a1 W.
tanned when the Nevada snn.ss.,
court affirmed the order Of n;s M, 1'',.
Judge Frank T. Langap ornS So
service Of summons in tho ao.,n
brought by Attorney General -, r,on
10 ser aside the decree granted az
movie star. tue
Fort Collins, Colo.-Rm noo.,,,..
i"F'ner' owes his life to the s,renc,n
u a neighbor, George Bail nocnH,,.