The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1922-10-13
Idaho State News Items.

for state superintendent of schools on
the progressive party ticket.
In Kootenai county on October "a
the state will sell $50 acres of bare
land assessed at from $40 to SIS an
acre.
Biological survey employees killed a
total of III coyotes. four bobcats and
one bear during the month Of
September.
The joint teachers institute for
Beuewah. Bonner, Boundary, Koote-
! mai and Shoshone counties is to be
held at Wallace Oct. 23 to 81.
Speakers include DR.. A. H. Upham.
president of the Univerity of Idaho
There is concerted movement on
the part Of /. w. WIS to spread their
literature and create organizations in
all parts of the state, according to
Roy l.. Black, attorney general.
Cancellation of foreign debts would
mean increased taxation and the
| interests now attempting to enact
legislation to bring this about will be
unsuccessful, Addison t. Smith, con-.
gresham from The second Idahe dis
trict, said upon his arrival at home
from Twin Falls last week.
No action was taken Oct. the |
opening session of the October meet |
ing Of the state board Of pardons on
the application for pardon of Harry
Orchard, confessed murderer of former
Governor Steunenberg. Records of
penitentiarY show that Orchard has
been confined there since 1908
The state bureau of highways has
awarded to the Security Bryce COM
pany the contract for the construction
OF steel bridge over The Clearwater
river at Spalding, about IL miles from
Lewiston. The bid of the company
was 500, 800
d. w. Davis at Star Oct 4, branded
as false the statement that there were ;
425 people employed under the cabinet
form OF Government in Idaho He ;
said, Gin 1922 we are conducting r
state business with 252- employees or
80 less than the Alexander admins
tration and doing more and better
business" Ia
John D. Robertson. state taxation :
officer, in his second signed statement
given to the Idaho press Saturday,
charged that NJ Alexander, demo-
'ratic candidate for governor, was
vice elected chief executive on d
platform that recommended the II
passage Of laws guaranteeing bank
deposits but failed to mention such
aw in his message to the legislatures.
Holding that the Idaho workmen's
law entities an injured G
IAN to compensation for medical o
ttention, the state Industrial L
ccident board Saturday awarded G.
Cardwell. An employe of the l
malgamated Sugar company of
win Falls, 5000 for expenses
lcurred as result of an injury
lstained by him October 10, 1921.
The farmers of Cozy Basin, south p
laho, are disappointed over the let m.
ice crop. The first crop was taken
: the grasshoppers and the next crop
as badly damaged by the hot wealth
There have been no potatoes dug
r marketing 10 that vicinity as the :
rmers declare they are not worth .
ggIng, in addition to the high cost :
hauling tU,market.
Claiming that former. Secretary of
e Treasury McAdOo sailed down the :,
yer-of- No Return on raft Il
'hioned from stolen lumber, AL SC
irtln, riverman and fisherman. of
IAN Valley and Idaho Falls, has
d warrant issued for the arrest OF "A "A
o. E. Hill and G. T Bray, promi II
ut citizens of Rigby. charging them |"
til the crime of petty larcency.
inning that they took timber
onging to him with which to build Ia
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