The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1922-06-02
News Happeniing,
of the Great
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Phoenix, Ariz.-Federal Ind.
Fleet sustained the demurrer u !
ed States Senator Ralph H. On.
Republican of Arizona, to an NJ
ment which accused the sen.,.'
perjury. The indictment wa, q.
dismissed.
Marshfield, Ore.-The crew = &
steamer Ozmo wrecked of Can. \,
go have been rescued.
Richfield Utah-With feder,l Z;
road will be built of cement hs,.
cost of one hundred thousand Il,
Provo, Utah-FrOm reports NJ
in from breeders of Jersey catt. 4
display of this breed "Jersev n
at Provo, June 10 will contain 4.
gest array of heavy producing 1
that has been gathered in ons !.
in the Rocky mountain region n
tically every Utah state record Il
and several Idaho state record ~
will be there. Five silver medal, 4
one gold medal have been wm
Utah cows The owners of these n
it is reported, have entered all Of n
in the coming show. Cows win
shown that have produced up IN n
than 900 pounds of butter in one 4
The Idaho state champion Je
which produced $40 pounds of M
in one year with her first calf &
also be on display. From present B
cations, the entries for this yea,
outrank last years figures by opf8l
margin.
Salt Lake.-Ofifces of the Salt n
navy recruiting station will ops
enlist men in compliance with M
received from the Bureau Of Ns5I
ton, Washington, d. c., by Comrs.
er Turner f Caldwell, chief exec
of the local recruiting office.
Salt Lake.-As a part of the NJ
ial day program, Poppy day will "a
served in Salt Lake in common I.
all other large cities of the o.
States. Under the auspices of the
Grams of Foreign Wars and the Az
can War Mothers, these peoples al
ing distributed all over the COD
with the object in view that on Nd
ial day each citizen will wear a \
in honor of those who gave alS
their country. That slogan, III
the dead by helping the living
be on every tongue and the whol
tion will bow it's head before the
red flower, born in France, al.
hands of little children, many Of
made orphans by the war.
Logan.-Dr J. G.. Needham, fa
past ten years head of the deparn
of Chronology at Cornell univeriu
been secured by the Utah Agrica
college to deliver a series Of LED
during the last week of the first
of the summer quarter.
Salt Lake.-Announcement has
made by Ralf r. WoolIey, hyd
engineer of the United States
ical survey, of the receipt Of %
from Washington, D. c., that q
uous stream survey of the Greer
from Flaming Gorge, on the
Wyoming line, to the town Of
River, Utah, will lie made. The
to be done will take in sever
stretches that have not been sur
for dam and reservoir sites.
Chicago-After an attorney b
serted that Constantine Y0das
ed with beating his wife, twas
to kiss his wife's foot" judge
, in police court disagreed. Il tSs
is fit to kiss the wife's foot
judge said, land I 80 order Il
looked about, slowly got to bis IS
and smacked his wife's shoe tsSS
Portland.-The Annual Rose "a
,, inaugurated fifteen years ago,
held this year June Z, s and -
ing to plans announced by the q
cipal committee in charge. ~
gram will include the usual z
features, with a floral parade
, climax. Cooperation has been IS
+ ed by Los Angeles, San ri IL
r Spokane, Seattle, Tacoma an' d
Pacific coast cities, it has Nlo
ported. =
Enterprise, Ore.-EnterprN
stolen a march on the resi-
broncho riding state by ISSUE
tations for the first ROUNDUP
season. The frontier CLASSIC W
place simultaneously with tns
convention of the Oregon osI