The Idaho recorder., 1922-05-19


Salt Lake-M. l.. Scott, former coun-
ty auditor, who resigned April II be-
cause of alleged shortages discovered
in his office. has been arrested on
charging him with forging
the name of j. Hilton to a warrant |
for $3.50.
Miami Ariz.-Preparations are being |
made to blow in the fourth rever-
beratory furnace at the International
smelter, which will bring that smelter
beyond its rated capacity for produc- |
ton. as it has been producing 1900
600 pounds monthly from three fur
naces. The second furnace has been
blown in on the Old Dominion prop
erty. which will bring production of
nearly 100000 pounds.
Denver,-Poitical speeches will be
broadcasted to Colorado voters by
radio, according to plans announced by
the Colorado Farmers union. Applica-
tion has been made to the federal
government for license for station
strong enough TO cover the state.
Every local of the union will install
receiving set While leaders assert
the primary purpose of the step Is to
furnish entertainment, they admit II
would be a convenient method of
spreading campaign propaganda.
Kearney, Neb.-Publicity has chang.
ed the automobile from an enemy to
friend of the church, according to
the Rev. Oliver Kene. pastor of the
Methodist Episcopal church here
| when the people of the whole COM
| munity know of church and the
kind of sermons preached. the car
will carry them to it instead OF away
from it," he said. by advertising in
local papers ! have quadrupled the
membership OF my church in four
years Christ said, GO out and com
pei them to come in What is more
compelling than advertising in the
modern way?"
Salt Lake City.-Spring and its
flowers have also brought vandals to
the state capitol grounds. Recently
large bed of daffodils was plum
dered by marauders who took what
blooms they wanted, regardless of til.
damage they caused.
Portland, Ore.-Thirty-five coed:
from rhe Oregon Agricultural col
lege. took full charge of the kitchen II
one of Portland's biggest hotels ont
evening and selected and served th'
food comprising the regular eveninI
dinner 10 the hotels guests. Business
was so good that the dining room
were taxed. From cutting the meat
to filling the cream puffs and mash
ing the potatoes the college girl,
did all the work of preparing tn
meal.
Seattle, Wash.-Kapp Psi, Univel
sity of Washington premedical fratel
nifty, has been suspended for the r.
mainder of the year for the aliege
branding of nine candidates turiu
initiation ceremonies. A caustic sa
was said to have been used, with tn
result that Wallace ID. Hunt, one {
the candidates. was alleged to hay
suffered severe facial burns. Wei
dell Calusen, regent of the frate
nifty. and Henry F. Reed, chairman I
the initiation committee, were place
on probatio for the remainder of I'll
quarter.
Carson City-The appeal of Alto
ney General Leonard Fowler for
dissolution of the divorce of MAJ
Pickford and owen Moore, motion pi
ture stars, was resubmitted to Il
state supreme court on stipulation
counsel. upon the expiration of u
J, ninety-day term provided by law f
= the clearing up of the matter by &
\ court. The case was first submits
January 80.
Chicago.-Seventy-four individua
and companies here in the federal
vestigation of an alleged "ceme
trust" will go to trial before the e
of May. Charles +. Clyne, Unit
,, States district attorney. announce
d The cement firms are charged VI
5. violation Of the Sherman antitrust la
Eureka, Cal.-Two masked m
held up the Bank of Fortuna and
- capped with $4,000. A posse in purs
4 IL reported TO have surrounded the
/ Salt Iake.-Pla.ntifts and cefe
i ants expressed their intention of
| cepting the verdict of the jury in
| United States district court VIII
| awarded King Il Schulder, Salt La
Il firm, Judgment of $4,000 for prof
sional services rendered Charles Oh
An lin. screen comedy star, in AugU
1920. Counsel for both sides sta
.sS they would not move for a new Il
al nor seek appeal TO higher cour'
ssd Vancouver, r. C.-Canada's forr
Mennonite colony. which had star
TO settle in thousands in Mexico.
became discouraged by the climi
is looking fsvorably toward Brit
Columbia as a place of colonizst
hy JnnoF