The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1922-04-21

PlOche, Nev.-LeaSerS continue u
mine silver ore from the Stella mins
at Comet. Smelter settlement assay:
give 1858 ounces of silver for the
first-class ore and "a ounces silver
contained In lower grade lot recently
shipped. Work is continuing at the
property.
Omaha, Neb.-A sentence providing
he shall not see his 7-months-old son
for two months was imposed by Pc
lice Judge Foster on Herbert Russ,
who eloped two years ago from Mimi
eapolis with Mrs. A. L. Lambert. who
left husband and four children be-
hind In Minnesota. Mrs. Lambert, fol-
lowing her recent arrest with Russ,
decided to leave the child here and re
turn to her husband and children now
in Zimmerman, Mimi, when Mr.. Lam
bert said he could return. but only OIL
condition she give up the child born
after her elopement.
Olympia, Wash.-The Columbia riv-
err basin irrigation project in Washing
ton Is feasible and can be constructed
in six years for a cost approximating
S250000,000 says q report by Major
General George w. Goethals, retired.
cation of the project The cost men,
toned Is a little more than $145 an
acre for the land to be reclaimed
Denver.-An oath takeA by court
witness takes precedence over any
before a secret society not to diyluge
information pertaining to the society
District Judge Butler ruler at hear
Ing on complaint brought against
Warren II. Given, local broker, for al
legged refusal TO give to the grand Jury
here, information regarding the local
Ku Klux Khan organization.
Denver.-Samuel L. Gilbert was
sentenced to life imprisonment fol
lowing his conviction on a charge OF
numbering his wife here October 81,
hast year. Mrs. Gilbert lived Tn
three weeks after she had been shot
in the breast and gave birth to a child
during that time. The mother and
child died few hours apart.
Portland, Ore.-1hree more Deaths
here from septic sore throat" a
malndy which has been sweeping Port
lt nj for fortnight. brought the t1tal
deaths from the disease up TO thirteen.
Hamilton, t.-Transportatlon of
liquor which was consigned TO an
American buyer within the border, was
ruled a breach of inferno tEonal law by
Jelfs, who eited a slave
case OF 1907 as precedent.
Spokane, Wash.-City council has
itself by ordering whole
sale slaughter on pigeons, long guests
If citizens on downtown streets. The
VIII lie town is up In arms gainst the
,lan. SANITARY reasons are advanc.
ID as an excuse.
Spokane, Wash-Nine tanks OF live
ish. herd of deer and elk. beaver
,olony and 100 live game birds Will
,e on exhibition here st the annual |
'portsmen's fair.
Salt Lake Cty.-The annual oratori- |
al contest by the Sons Of the Ameri- |
ans Revolution will be held at the
of Utah on April Is, accord
ng to announcement mace by Pro
essor Percy G. Edwards.
Ogden.-A. +. Burton of Alton, Wyo.
ten farm bureaus In his
district, conferred with District For.
ster Il. II. Rutledge of the forest ser.
ice here relative 70 building the Al
canyon highway. This
DAD, according to Burton, would pro.
ide q scenic route to Yellowstone
ark from Ogden and Salt Lake. II
rould pass through the Jackson Hole
ountry.
l<of AnECltS iAO 1tnniNlQ tit /
anker China Arrow is on its way from
.os Angeles to Vladiyostok, carrying
pproximately 1000 barrels of oil.
his is tie first cargo OF oil to leave
his port for Russia since the war
tarted.
Park City.-A body of high grade
liver ore has been exposed In the
'ntario west of the great porphyry
Ike, which until the Park Utah mine
'as opened up was thought to cut OF
ne richly productive mineral channels
ing to the west. The discovery has
cen made In raise from the 1900
DOT level Officials OF the company
re Withholding information concern
~ the strike until more Development
-urk has been done. However, II IL
siieved that this strike Is one of IRE