The Idaho recorder., 1922-08-11

Colorado Snrings, Colo, Miss Paul-
inc White and Miss Marion "oouy
we're severely shocked ana ourliou
whan q motor car in which they were
riding in Ute Pass was siruch W
Iigbtenlng. Miss White was the more
seriously injured and was remo'eu
to a hospital.
Salt Lake.-Between fifty ana seven
tv.fiye members of the Missouri state
%ormol college will arrive in Salt Lake
Aupust 10 on an educatlonai tour VI
several Western states ana d trlp "
Yellowstone park
Salt Lake.-Twenty-thr hundred
head of rams will be for sale at the
annual ram sale to be held August
%. % and 80 at the state fair grounus
in Salt Lake CITY.
Salt Lake.-A Wandamere street car
was held up at Nibley park by young
man wearing masN. Ihe Danolt
obtained 81 in nickelh ana SOU Ill
dimes from the conductors change
sack. and then leaped off the rear plat-
form with the fare box.
San FrapciscO.- The work of reScu-
'ng persons from watery graves, as
performed by the lifesaVing depart
ment of Uncle Sans coast guard ser
vice on the Pacific coast, will proceed
MS usual execept-whiskey will not
he used as a restoration. Ammonia
will be used.
Glacier Park, Mont.,--Dr. Frank Is.
! Wynn of Indiananipolis, president of
! the American Alpine club and one OF
| the country's foremost mountain
climbers, was killed in a 300fOOt fall
| from Il cliff near the summit Of Mt.
Siyeh, one of the highest peaks in
| Glacier National park.
Salt Lake.-E. s. Rasmussen, 80 of
! Draper, Utah. was killed in Big Cotton
|
mobile went off the road.
Seattle, Wash.,-Lives of scores OF
persons were imperiled when the
japanese steamer Hawaii Maru col
lied during a dense fog with the
Puget Sound passenger steamer Ca
lista off West Point, eight miles from
Seattle. The Calista sank within 1C
minutes after the accident. All the
Calista's passengers and crew were
saved.
San Francisco-Discovery by Cali
fornia home brewers that the blacl
Mission fig makes peculiarly tasty
liquor, with a sizeable "kick," is salt
to have been responsible ror an IN
crease in the price of figs on the
market here.
Seattle-ApproXimately 5000 Seattle
residents subscribed a total of $4,000.
600 in bonds to finance the erection
of new hotel here, sponsored by the
chamber of commerce as a communit,
enterprise, it was announced Tuesday
The $3,000,000 was raised in fiv,
days.
Nashngton-The government i
now getting oil royalties rrom lease,
in three states exceeding S5OO.OOO
month in the aggregate, Wyoming be
ing the largest contributor. Durln,
June oil royalties in Wyoming amount
ed t. S295, HI; in California, $3.50, ,297
and Montana, $19,755.
Salem, Ore.-The educationaI nil
an initiative measure designed +,
abolish private schools in Oregon b,
compelling all grade students to at
tend public schools, was made tn
target Wednesday of many negatiy
arguments, which were filed for pur
Hcations here in the voters pampn
let for the November election.
SpoGane.-Police have been unahl
to locate any clue which might lea,
to the arrest of the yeggmen VIII
ourslarized eighty vaults in the PAM
sen building here some time Sotu,
day night. Feasibility that the los
might exceed the 100000 orig,na
hSufe was expressed late Wednesdo,
oy Officers working on the case.
Salem, Ore.-The state sunrer,
court upheld Tuesday the convicitio,
OF Or, r. NJ Brumfield, a Rosahnr,
Ore dentist, who was sentenced :
hans for the murder of Dennis Rms
sell July Il, 1921. DIR. Brumfie,d wo
convicted last October and was sar
fenced to hang last January A
appeal was taken to the suprem
court. -
Niles City.-What is believed to h
t"e tiFSt instance of its kind in m
state Is the announcement made TIE.
oay by Mrs. Minnie Surruvs that Oh
VIII ne a candidate in the democrati
| primaries for tha n,-,,. .