The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1922-01-05


imately 7C0 cars Of hay while 200 cars
Of cattle have been shipped In on the
feed in transit rates. Besides this ii
10 estimated that about 750 head OF
dairy stock has been shipped into this
valley,
Reductions In freight rates amount
ing to one-tenth Of cent 4 pound o.,
lead, spelter, copper, silver and COLO
shipped from smelters In Washington,
Idaho and Montana to eastern points,
ID announced by a railroad through
that territory. The reduction becomes
effective January 3.
owestwatsr county, Wyoming, the
.wettest spot In the West" IL dry.
Federal officers swept down on Tires
towns IL, tho, county, arrestins sixty
tHas persons including five women.
sMerst ETHAN 1000, gallons of noonshins
3{li oonfiseatsd, and scores Of whisky
fl1ls were seized. go. 49, ~
~ s}iz.@ 800 ~ .e'@i -
Idaho, Wyoming and possibly Mon
tana will join With Utah In considera-
tion Of a common front to be pre-
ssnted by the intermediate territory"
IN advocating before the interstate
commerce commission ut Warrington
In january and February reduction
tn freight rates. ..
May Parker, IS years old, and in,
mata of the House Of the Good Shep-
herd, at Portland, Ore, was badly
beaten by other girls at the institution
when she attempted to escape from the
home. The girls injuries were said
to have been such as to demand her
remeyal to hospital.
~
The cable bridge across the head
watsrs Of the Cowlitz river, near
Lewis in eastern Lewis county.
will be rebuilt shortly by the men con-
nected with the forest ranger work.
The, bridge was destroyed by the, re
cent high water that SO seriously dam
aged some of the roads and bridges
in that section. ~
A quarantine has been declared in
against the importation into
the state of white pine stone pine,
timber pine and any other five-leaved
pines and currant and gooseberry
plants from any part Of the United
States east of and including tho states
Of Minnesota, Iowa, Missouri. Arkan-
sas and Louisiana and from that part
Of the state Of Washington west Of the
main range of the Cascade mountains.
"A strawberry bed yielding at the
tate Of over $1,000 per acre net profit
for the past season Is the report re-
,enay given out by Lester Boyer OF
rupert, Idaho. Mr.. Bower kept care
Jul record of his work and found at
he close of the berry season that ne
1ad, $40 net profit from = bed five
'eet by sixty, earnings from 81 crates
,old. No account was kept of ber-
les used, during the summer by the
'amily, given away to friends ana
AIMED for winter.
With assurances that ut least "
arloads Of purebred cattle, sheep and
Iogs will be sent from all states of the
and Pacific group, and
hat in addition there will be numerous
larry products and educational dis
lays, DR.. r. N. Mead, director, has
Indicated that preliminary arrange
nents predict that the fifth annual In
ermountain Livestock show In Salt
AXE April %, Inclusive, will by far
urpass those Of past years.
Although the salaries paid to Butte
Ugh, school teachers are stu among
he highest in the country, Montana
. state has dropped from fifth to
ourteenth place in the three years
rom 1918 to 1914. in the matter of the
vsrage salary paid to teachers In the
our-year high schools in the United
tates. This news II Of interest to
[antanans since the salaries paid to
Dachers In all the schools Of this state
'as one Of the points upon which Mon
mas Institutions were ranked as the
rot In the nation by the Russell Sage
,undation survey two years ago. y"
~ &F zee .*r
Earl Winton, wanted in Los Angeles
j connection with the murder Of q
oliceman there, shot and killed HIM
elf when he was surrounded by 4
osse in a section fersmaa,s house,
Inc miles west OF Ashford Ariz., &c.
ording to word received At Prescott
sssIr.H a"
n. A. Kibby was sentenced, to serve
K nonths in The Waaioe county IN, |
eyada, for resletlhgs 4 ssderA pro Il
lbitson officer, and was fnsd tNen,,
- donars and ordered 70. 1ay A. n
- - tho anti "a. :. lI