The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1922-09-29

issued through the newspapers a gen.
eral Invitation to his friends to greet
him In the garden between 2 and q
O'Clock in the afternoon. He was as
sisted In receiving by his children.
| grand children and great grand chill
| dren.
| Portland. Ore.-Sweeping denuncia.
| tion OF mob violence and OF secret or
| ganizat.ons which foster race and reli-
| gious prejudice, is made in resolu-
ton unanimously adopted by the house
OF deputies OF the Protestant Episco-
pal church in the United States in
general convention here.
Missoula, Mont-The Bitter Root
valley. north of here. Is to have new
NAL train to be known as the Bach
elor's Special" The special will car
ry adult male passengers only" from
whence II d riyes It's name. The new
| train is believed here 10 be the only
| exclusive male train" operated on
| any railroad In the United States at
| the present time. The decis' on to
| limit the train to men only was
| reached because the Grain viii handle
large amount of freight, necesstat-
Ing considerable switching. On ac-
count Of the hazard incident to the
switching, railroad company officials
thought 1t advisable to limit the pas
senger service to men.
Rock Springs.-The indications are
that Salt Lake City will be supplied
with natural gas from the Baxter ba-
sin. south OF this city, and in quantity
sufficient for all industrial and do
nestle purposes. Recent develop
ments indicate that the Baxter basin
viii prove to he one OF the greatest
natural gas fields in Wyoming.
Salt Lake.-An effort to stay the
passing OF the prospector. his burro
and the day OF his picturesque and
useful march for new I'll Dorados will
be made by the business and mining
men of Salt Lake, according to plans
laid by the mining committee OF the
Commercial club. For the purpose OF
developing the mineral resources OF
Utah. encouraging prospectors, and as
sorting their mistaken belief that the
mining industry of the state has an
infinitely greater future than past,
the committee members pledged them
selves to pay So month for period
of ten months to general fund to be
used as "grubstake" trained and de-
pendable mine pioneers.
San Diego.--Mae Ross of Riverside,
CAL. was instantly killed at Pacific
| Beach, this city, when an automobile
| In which she was riding with Henry
w. Stewart. Arizona mining man, ov-
erturned at high speed while rounding
a curve. Miss Ross's head was crushed
and she was dead when the car was
lifted from her body. Stewart was
seriously injured.
San Francisco.-Five men. three OF
them quarantine officers and two
iongshoremen, were asphyxiated and
at least ten others suffered from
cyanide gas poisoning In the Shinyo
Maru as the vessel rode at anchor
here. The deadly gas used in fumi-
eating killed the men.
Salt I.ake.--Section hands fired up
on a ilos Angeles 4 Salt Lake train
en- route from Garfield to Salt Lake
wounding James Dooley. OF 321h
South State street. u passenger. The
shooting occurred about a mile east
OF Garfield when some young men on
the train threw rocks at the gang. Five
shots were fired. The bullet which
struck Dooley passed through his up
per jaw. knocking out most OF his
teeth, and emerged from his left
cheek. II lodged In the ceiling of the
car The man was brought to the
station and removed to the Holy Cross
hospital.
Seattle.--James II. Mahoney. con-
yicted of the murder of his aged and
wealthy wife. Kate NJ. Mahoney, in
April. 1921, was sentenced here in
the superior court to he hanged De-
cember |. Mahoney's counsel gave no
tice OF an appeal to the supreme
court OF the United States. The body
of Mrs. Mahoney was found in
trunk In the Lake Washington canal
here in August. 1927. after she had
disappeared In April Of that year,
shortly after Mrs. Mahoney disap-
peared, Mahoney was ARE sted on a
charge OF having attempted to secure
his wife's property through a forged
power of attorney.
Long Beach.--Robert Fulton. taken
into custody as an alleged bootlegger.
chewed and swallowed so bill
which the police said they had marked
before giving IT to their prisoner In
payment for liquor,
Recommendations that the
ri. Rev. W, NJ Brown, retired bishop
OF Arkansas. be brought To trial on a
charge Of heresy and 10 convicted be
deposed of the ministry was made to
the house OF bishops OF the Protestant