The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1922-08-18
News Happening,
of the Great
lntermOuntain STATE,

AAs'SA l1A~saAAa~Ai UlQlE II
Panama.-Tolls collected nv ..
mama canal authorities during I'M. 2
tailed $1,O94,O0O, SURPRISING Il, y =
months in the fiscal year. &
Hoquiam, Wash.-The Rev u 4
Petelle, former pastor of tho ~
tian church here, has taken I
as a regular patrolman on tho :
police force. He recently resipnod !
pastorate. Mr.. Petelle is a tos
logger and some time ago bee.n
minister after graduating from
Oregon seminary.
Oakland, Cal.-William Eike,, !
aged janitor of the Oakland Rab, !.
pital, is dead, but the fifty infan,. !
whom he fought back a fire AZ !.
safe. The fire threatened to Az.
the hospital, but Eikens, singleb,,
ed, held it away from the tiny china.
until the fire department ar,,,.,
Then he collapsed and few min.i
later he died.
Denver.-A rescue party has staus
for the top of Longs peak. ons \
Colorado's highest mountains 4 l
cover the body of ]. f. Kits Of q,
ley, who was killed when licbt,.
struck him and J. f. Bullas Of Tr'
ka, Kan. Bullas who was buns
slightly about the head and had \
shoes torn from his feet by the n
was able to make his own way Al,
the mountain.
Portland.-Announcement Of
formation of a syndicate which inn
diately will take over the S2S,0Nn
bond issues of the Horse Heaven ii
cation project and allow work to n
gin immediately has been made. FhI
six of the country's largest finanH
institutions have subscribed to The
sue, he said. Work on the buiIdNd
the giant flume and pipe line, EhA
will carry water to $40, 0OO-acre tr
along the Columbia river, will be stuI
ed at once.
Stockton, Cal.-Scores of deer
the coast ranges in the southwestd
end of San Joaquin county, are Did
of anthrax, a deadly cattle and I'd
stock disease. Farmers in the iooAi
region noted numerous deer cares
es in the hills during the few dll
previous to the opening Of the v
son. 1t is believed that the disaf
had spread among the wild deer
the lower regions.
San Francisco.-By invoking an
most forgotten section of the Calm
mia constitution, Ebert l.. Evans
appealed from the superior court
Fresno county to the appellate co
his injunction seeking to RESTRAIN
district school trustees from purdb
ing copies of the King james vera
of the Bible, which he says ISL
tartan book. The applicant is rev.
on a section of the organic law o.
state which excludes from scloa
braries all "sectarian, partisan o.
nomnational' literature. The pella
was taken under advisement.
Ely, 'Nev.-The most dlsas'
cloudburst in the history OF tns
occurred when for nearly two noun
huge volume of water sweep w
Murray canyon and Mill street. u
ing with it many small buildings
a large amount of debris. Man!
dences were flooded and part
business section was deluged'
flood waters centered at the ]uh.
of Murray and Clark streets DA''
a turn east. Ice plant macnine'
the upper end of Murray stree
badly damaged and the DalV
plant was flooded, but the u''
was not great.
Denver.-'It was my first olD
100 days." Stuart Payne, orOh''
rested for the fifteenth Time
January l, told Magistrate NV
haven't had one in thirty
said Rice, filming him $oo anu
Colorado Springs, Colo.-hu q.
Inc White and Miss Marion
were severely shocked and
when a motor car in when NV
riding in Ute Pass was siu.'
tightening. Miss White was ~
seriously injured and WaS
to Il hospital.
Salt Lake.-Between fl1ts an
ty-five members of the MissO ~'als
Normal college will arrive III - n
August 10 on an educatNna y
several Western states anu
Yellowstone park.
Salt Lake.-Twenty'lnise Ia 4
head of rams will he Tor "a "a ~
annual ram sale to De ~. M
/ 2S, 20 and 80 at the state i'
in Salt Lake City.
Salt Lake.-A Wandamei,
wac hold nm at Nibley pai -