Shoshone journal., 1922-06-02


cutive said that the great desire OF
the land department is to exchange
$4,000 acres of isolated school lands
for lands more adapted TO the use
of the schools, and that the prospect
10 good for favorable ruling.
Pocatello. and par
ents are backing the mandate of the
state welfare department in prohibit
ing the sale of parafine or penny
hcorice confections, while some manu-
facturers are said to be using every
effort to have the order rescinded.
Pocatello-Utah Power & Light
company is planning another large
dam along the Bear river above
Grace. The company has bought ap-
proximately $50 acres of land at 500
an acre. The land vii be flooded
eventually by the backing of the water
in the dam The dam will be erected
between Grace and Alexander.
Moscow-More than fifty students
and professors of the University of
Utah, together with representatives OF
most of thewestern universities, will
leave Salt Lake June TO- for the Uni
versity of Mexico, at Mexico City, to
take special summer work at that in
stitution. The party is under the d.
rection of Professor G. Oscar Russell
loy Il ,-fy, IN ~
the University of Utah Those max
ing the trip are to be furnished 25
per cent of their railroad fare both
ways on this side Of the United States
Mexican border, and so per cent of
the fare both ways between the border
and Mexico City. Three parties will |
leave Salt Lake for the Mexican in. |
stitution during the summer. The |
first of these will leave on June TO- |
the second on July and the third |
on August 10. About 1900 American
students and professors are expected
to attend the University of Mexico
this summer, according to Professor
Russell. Two terms will be conducted.
The first is scheduled to begin July
8 and it will last five and a half
weeks, ending August 10. The second
Term will end September u.
Hailey-New rates on wool in sacks
from Idaho points to eastern markets
show a marked decrease under the
rates now in effect.
Buhl.-The Buhl Highway district
has filed suit against the United
States Fidelity Guarantee & Deposit
to collect $4,000 the amount
FOR which Russ W. Alfred was bonded
Dy the company. The suit alleges mis-
application of the funds of the dis
trict.
Buhl.-A number of autos carrying
members of the Old Oregon Trail as.
passed through Buhl. The
purpose of the excursion was to pre-
sent to tourists on their way to the
northwest the beauties and advantages
If the route, especially as a high road
% Portland fair.
Glenns Ferry.--H. II. McMasters has
,een retired by the railroad company
IN q pension. Mr.. McMasters has
worked for the Union Pacific rail-
'oad for 80 years and has been agent ,
1t Glenns Ferry for over II years con-
inously.
Boise.-Spray for the prevention Of
'odeing moth should be applied to or
'hards in southern Idaho at once.
State horticultural laws require that
'rchardlsts shall spray their trees so :
many times during the season for the I
'ontrol of this pest
aldwell.-Eradicatio OF weeds Ia
icing urged by the local farmers. !
Rupert-Cecil NJ Adams, commander
II the local post of the American {
,egion, appeared before the city coun- ,
II at the last meeting and was gwen {.
'errnisslon for the Legion to handle '
ii concessions in connection with the Il
celebration OF the Fourth OF July. :,
i
ocatello.-Explosion I'm welding Il
liant blows Henry Myers through open d
window without serious injuries. i
Twin Falls.--Juries In the present {,
ERIN OF the district court here wifi IN. 2
iude no farmers. unless they them. =
elves waive claim for exemption ON =
he ground that forming operations dc n
land their attention n
idaho fallss-The PROPOSED bond In -
ue for the erection of a fltrarnn :.
liant bas leen unauimousy indorsod 81
, che boand of directors of the cham, y
er ~ commerce. D.
fooatello. Plans gege mads for s,.s n
fpenixaiion ~ state sporismsn', \
's"'la'lon ni o meeting hers aitona n
d nf uiil fepeaoulsllYel frou s0uth "a