The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1922-03-17

of the animals are dying of starvation
are denied
Marooned from the rest of the world,
with no means of repleniShing the sup
ply of food, a father. mother and two
children, living l. miles north of Reno,
New, were saved from possible starva-
ton by the air mail service. which !
sent Il food-laden plane to the district, |
and while the plane Circled over the
house three large sacks of food We're !
dropped in The yard. 1t took the plane
just half an hour to complete the Ell
rand.
Thrteen-year-old George Moore re-
Gently spent ii night with cougar in
the Olympic mountains back of Morton.
Wash, but neither he nor the cougar
knew of it AT the time. The boy went
into The woods to set rabbit traps and
became lost in the darkness. He made
himself as comfortable as possible dur
ing the night and the next morning
discovered he had slept in a cougars
haunt. Upon returning home he told
out and killed the animal which weigh
ell 30 pounds and measured nearly six
feet in length
Representatives of banks at Buhl,
Filler, Twin Falls, Hansen, HOLSTER,
A Iaf Of a, m
in Twin Falls, Ida, with X. b. Mother
well, manager of the federal reserve
bank ut Salt Lake, and l.. {. Pontlaries,
assistant To the governor of the federal
reserve district at San Francisco,
adopted plans to make federal war
finance corporation funds available for
lonns TO farmers in Idaho, within the
next few days.
The Utah Educational association
has issued statement opposing any
movement for the reduction Of teach
ers' salaries. Referring especially to
arguments advanced by the Utah
State Farm Bureau favoring reduction
in the amount of money spent for educ
cation the association declares that
agriculture and education are both
of vital importance TO the state and
contends that money spent on educa-
ton isssmall compared TO that wasted
on luXuries.
Mike Tellechea, sheepherder, ar
| ,.ix- In, RI ,f
coyote as the trophy of IA desperate
encounter with the brute. The head
was delivered to Il local physician, who
will have the analysis made for symp-
tons OF the rabies. Alone with a band
of sheep Tellechea was attacked by the
| animal at his camp near Amadee, Cal
near the northern Washoe county line
The coyote, he said, tore at his legs
but heavy chaps protected them
against the attack. Tellechea was not
armed and it was necessary for him
to defend himself without the aid ot
| weapon. Selling the coyote by the
throat, he throttled the brute to death
He was bitten on the hand in the en-
|
ing the outcome of the rabies test.
Thirty acres of cantaloupes will be
grown at Fernley, Nevada, this year
and possibly forty, according 10 an an
nouncement made at the farm bureal
there recently Last year only TIVE
acres were grown and it is anticipated
that cantaloupes may become one o.
Fernleys staple crops. as il was clearl,
shown last year that cantaloupes yielt
prolifically In the district.
| Sergt. Lee Harris of Vale lost hi
life at Hampton Roads naval bas'
when the giant airship Roma diyed L
the earth from a height Of 1000 fee
and burned. Mrs. w. T. Harris. mothe
of the aviator. received an official teIe
gram. confirming the news reports o
her sons death.
Five hundred and thirtY-three name
have been affixed TO the petition re
questing that the city manager form
Of government he voted upon at tn
next election in Baker. ore.
For the second time this winter
Billings and vicinity experienced
temperature of - below zero.
A rabid coyote chased child int
a barn on a ranch at the south end q
GoldfeId. and was about 10 follow III
child into the barn when it was stoppe
, and killed with "A hoe by hired ma
, an the ranch. The coyote was und0uh
J edly rabid, as its teeth were broker
} its mouth was bleeding badly and
had torn the fur from it's back an
tail.
I Buried beneath tons Of ore and roc
0 for six hours, and yet living to L.
the story. fell 10 the lot Of John Sell
0 OF Goldfield New, after being rescue
g | He regained Consciousness and an 2