The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1922-07-14
News Happenings
of the Great
Intermountain States

lntermOuntam States N
long Beach.-Clfford Wooten, clad |
suit of small muslin tobacco
cks. sewn together with yellow |
brds that puckered the sacks, was |
blemnly prancing and dancing in the |
Drk here Thursday, when police
IN stopped him. At police head |
plorters a doctor said Wooten was
een disorderly, the policeman said
= had no other charge, 50 he was
b1rned out of the station.
Brawley, Cola plan to feed east
lrn markets with only enough cantal-
,pes to meet the demand was seen
the result of "gentlemens agree
hem" made here Thursday among
srowers and shippers to cut the out
but to five crates to an acre.
san Jose Cal.-When Mrs. An
brew Sosa gaZed upon the body Of
her dead sister in a casket at a
sIountain View (Cal.) undertaking
a1arlor,she fell swooning into the arms
IF her nephew and died few mo-
hnents later.
Eugene, Ore.-A huge eXcutioner's
sword which loped off the heads of
XRoXer generals a Chinese inscription
calling for the death of all foreigners
and valuable collection of lacquers
are part of the Murray Warner art col
LEGION accepted by President p. l..
xEampbcll and thesboard of regents of
the university of Oregon recently
on the occasion of the establishment of
university department of museums
and collections.
CHEYENNE and Bokesi,
aged two and q half years and fiji
teen months respectively, are making
1O,OOO-mie journey to California
from their home at MOndomble, d
Congo village within a days distance
from an insurgent tribe of cannibals.
According to the children's missionary
father. DR.. Ernest Z. Pearson, these
4 cannibals eat the Belgian soldiers
/ they capture both to express their
4 contempt for them and to show that
it can be done.
Spokane-A student conduct board
has been authorized at North Central
of High school here to regulate stu,
dent representatives and will pass upon
al questions regarding students vel
f,.l and conduct. It will consist of
4 five members appointed by the asso-
ciated student council which is made
up of representatives of the boys fed
Grafton and the girls league.
NIisoula. Mont.-MOre than hun
dred thousand salmon trout fry nave
been placed in the rearing ponds OF
Greenough park here. During ths
week they Will again be caught ane
placed in cans aboard trucks for trans
portation to Seeley and other bodies
in the upper BlackfOot chain.
Tacoma, Wash.-Rex is basking II
the sunshine Of his own glory which
has made him the most talked
dog in the state following his herol
rescue of his master and mistress
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Smith, as the
were drowning in Spanaway lake
The Smiths were bathing togethe
when Smith stepped into deep hol
and became confused. His call TO
help brought Mrs. Smith and h
clutched his wife in hold she wa
unable to break, adding her cries I
those of her husband. The dog near
his masters calls for help, SWAN OF
and brushed across Smiths half-sui
merged face. Smith caught at I'll
dogs collar, got firm grip ana III
canine stared for shore, snoring ah
struggling hard to prevent Smlth
weight from dragging him uhue
Freed from her husbands grasp u
wife was able to swim safely back
shore alone.
Nome, Alaska.-A big farewen II
ception is being planned mere II
Captain Roald Amundsen, the NOT"
gan polar explorer, before he star
on the first lap of his effort 10
across the North Polar cap. he w
leave to go to Teller, half way D
tween Nome and Cape Wales whe
he will make change in the MAUI
propellers, substituting a two-piau'
ice propeller for that which drove u
ship north from Seattle.
norkeley-Scientists are attempu'
to recapture the numerous millions
,'rospoc monsters called germ
which escaped to the unoffenling cal
pus of the University of Calllorn
here when Hearst hall burned. y
only were bottles filled with the me
deadly germs broken IN washed hitll
and yon by the streams of water