The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1922-11-24

cial circuit, comprising Western ant
Northwestern states, died suddenly O.
hemorrhage at his home here,
Arrangements for handling $G25. 900,
t 600 of war savings certificates Of 191s
/ which mature January !, were an
y nounced by Secretary Mellon, who said
| they were in the hands of millions OF
s holders.
/ Preliminary negotiations for the
, funding OF Rumania's SAL 100000 war
debt to this country, including 50,
100000 interest due probably will be
{ conducted by Secretary Mellon. chair.
man of the American debt funding
, commission, pending return to Wash
} ngton Of other American commissions.
The retail cost of food has increased
about 1 per cent between September
10 and October 10 in all of twenty
six representative cities from which
statistics we're compiled the depart
ment of labor has announced.
The future extensive development
of a substantial coal mining industry
in the public land areas OF certain
Western states is forecast in statistics
compiled by the federal bureau of
mines, which shhow tnat up to Octo-
Der 1, the bureau had issued 263 per-
mits for prospecting for coal on gov
eminent lands, &c of the permits were
issued for Wyoming. q for Utah and
4 for Idaho.
Application has been received by the
federal power commission for permit
covering erection of a power dam In
the Rio Grande river, five miles
above Laredo, Texas.
Ten foreign steamship lines Thurs
day filed petitions with the United
States supreme court asking the court
to take prompt action on their APP
peals to test the validity of Attorney
General Daugherty's ruling barring
liquor from the Ameicran three-mile
limit.
Woodrow Wilson, former president
md leader of Democracy was deep
y gratified" by the decision of the
American people at the polls Tuesday
is was stated Thursday at his S
street home.
FOREIGN
Citizens of the Philippines would be
required to pay on annual salaries
ranging from $500 upward graduated
income tax by the terms of a bill in
troduced in the Philippine senate.
A motion asking the project of pc
lice to bar boxing forever from Par1
sian rings has been introduced ami
will come up for discussion in the
Paris municipal council
Americans requiring the services of
/ Bremen physician or surgeon will
hereafter be charged fee nine times
anger than what is ordinarily paid !
~ the natives. This in accordance {
With a schedule adopted by the medt :
al association. 4
Mrs. O'RahIlly and three other wo- .
men prisoners at Dublin who have
een on hunger strike out Of sympathy
nth Mary MasSwiney have taken food
)ne OF them having collapsed, Miss
lacEwiney urged the women not to "
ontinue their fast Miss MacSwiney. II
owever refuses to accept food. ~
quick" medicines are under gov Oh
rnmentai attack in the tiny South Oh
merican republic of Uruguay, accord IN
g to reports reaching the department co
commerce, and If legislation now 10
ending before the Uruguayan con- we
ess Is enacted. their continued sale
threatened.
The United States battleship Pitts tn
re- left Gibralter Thursday for Con- n.
to protect American IN di
tests in the Near Eastern crisis pc
Mussolini has telecraphed o.
the Italian high commissioner In m
STATING ehae nc i@' ~
ed united front by the Allies re- y.
riding Turkey. The premier an :,
unced the sending of this message =,
a recent cabinet meeting.
Owing to IN enormous increase OF
nancy, several Yorkshire, New Lon
N towns have forbidden moving pic es
re theatres TO open during school w
'urs. 81
W,
To commit suicide at MS birthplace.
,untances, Anton Seguies walked
3 miles from the south OF France.
Sir William Norwood chief OF Scot &c
nd Yard and commissioner of London &c
lice, is suffering from the effects OF IN
insIduous attempt on bis life, It ta'
came known Saturday.