The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1922-07-28


J Bingham.-The employees Of Il
Utah Copper Company, through the
grievance committee, have requisite
an increase of 90 cents a day in wal
|, es. When other mining companle
|, granted an increase last February th
Utah Copper company failed to d
so, 1t Is stated.
Salt Lake.1The Utah State Fedel
alton Of Labor will meeSln Hoose hal
at Ogden, Monday, September IL, nc
cordins to announcement sent out b.
NJ. P. Bales. president and J.. ]. sulli
van secretary. Labor representative
from all parts of the state will at
tend the convention sessions of severa
days.
Provo.-The eleventh annual Tim
panoscs hike took place Saturday. All
day Friday and until the wee small
hours Of the night travellers from all
parts OF the state and from many 9TH
sr statss poured into Aspen grove I'M
til the beautiful woodland was so
denssIy populated that it resembled a
mir sized city.
Ogden.-Fortytwo boy scouts OF
Ogden we're awarded badges by the
Ogden council at a meeting In the city
Hall park recently. Fred G. Taylor
Of the scout council presided and pre-
tented the medals. The Rev. L. A.
0arrtson was the principal speaker.
college training for the coming year to
more than SEQ former service men who
were IN some way disabled during the
World war was drawn up last Friday
ut the University Of Utah by /. NJ.
Rietins, assistant district vocational
oficer OF the United States Veterans
Bnrssu. Any man with disability
tfaceabls to war service, whether II
occurred over seat or in the United
States, Is eligible to apply for voca-
ttonal training. They may make APP
plication through any Red Cross sta
ton. Before granting compensation
TO any former service man, he is first
given a physical examination by the
United States Public Health service,
which is q branch of the Veterans
Buerau. All applications for compen-
sation must be In by December 81,
1922.
Ondnn -1horlao TConouon E1
years Of g was killed by a cavein
Of the walls of a trench he was dig
ging at his home. The body was
covered with dirt in a seven-foot
trench and was dug out by the mem
bers of the lungmotor crew of the fire
department. Efforts to resusticate
Isaacson proved OF no avail.
Salt Lake.-The Commercial club of
Parowan has extended an invitation
to the Commercial club of Salt Lake
TO attend the Parowan celebration at
Cedar Breaks July "a. The entertain
ment committee program includes a
barbecue, fireworks, hikes TO places of
especial interest and dancing in the
evening.
Richfild.-Transportation of 300
ans of eastern brook trout, finger
from the government hatchery
at Springville TO Fish lake will begin
at zee according to District Game
Warden Hanchett. A truck will meet
the train at Sigurd each day for the
next fifteen days and carry twenty
cans of the young trout to the lake.
This represents 35 per cent of the
taken from Fish lake by the
government fish hatchery employees
last fall, and the agreement with the
apartment is for that amount to
returned each year.
Logan.-Fifty-six building permits
we're issued by the city building in
Ipector c. L. Barrett, during the quar-
er ending June 80, according to his
eport filed with the city commission
rs. : According to the report more
were issued by the building in
for the month OF May than in
NY previous month in the history of
uilding In the city.
Salt Lake.-To conform to the stan
ards Of the National Council OF Work !
Compensation Insurance the
tate Industrial commission increased I,
minimum rate for writing work
lens compensation insurance on I'M /,
ersround coal mining from $3.50 to !
go q $1,000 of pay roll. :
Salt Lake.-Surplus honey on Utah
this year as of July l was only
rec pound to a colony, as compared
It'll four pounds last year and a ok !
'und average. 1
Ogden.-Destruction by grasshop- .
RS OF the tsndss crof in certain n
ctlous IF Weber county was report a
by ID. J. Hammond. county pests f
spectoE who is directing the war v
on the pests The crops which Il