Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1922-10-13
Pithy News Notes
From All Parts of
IDAHO

F
Pocatello.-Allen Baugh. %, EN-
ployed as a car checker by the Shor
Line, was seriously injured as the re
suit OF being caught between thu
couplings of two freight cars While a
york in the local railroad yards.
Pocatelo.-Bear Lake vote will de
eide November 7, whether Paris is t.
remain the county seat. or whether Il
will be removed to Montpelier. A pc
tition carrying the signatures Of three
fisihs Of the qualified voters of the
Z Bear Lake county was presented to
District Judge ]. Bailey Lee and the
court issued the order calling for the
election.
Boise.-The Idaho State Pharmacies
.icol association will hold its sixteenth
annual convention in October 1t is
lions Of the state will be in attend
ance.
Representative meeting OF
farmers from the Snake river valley,
including Grandyiew. Hagerman val
ley, Gooding. Mountain Home. King
Hill, Paradise valley and other sections
was held az Mountain Home for the
purpose OF discussing the price of al
falfa hay.
Pocatello.-Work is progressing sat
isfactorily on road projects in Idaho,
according to c. W. Cross, chief loca-
tor OF the q. s. Bureau OF public
roads who inspected the work done
on the Warren road. Cascade Knox
and the Knox Yelowpine road.
Pocatello-On hundred and fifty
three coyotes one gray wolf, two
bears and two bobcats
were killed in idaho by ten federal
hunters in one month.
Pocatello.-There is a scarcity Of
abor in the western and central part I
Of the state according to word re I
,eived by the chamber of commerce.
Twin Falls.--Twin Falls was chosen
IS the 1922 meeting place for the com
ng year, at the second annual reunion
It Burley of tile Seventy Miners.
Boise.-One hundred twenty-three
arloads of potatoes have been shipped
rom the Idaho-Oregon sections, as
ompared with 80 cars shipped the
anne date in 1921 and 33 cars shipped
1920, according to a report issued
y the United States department OF
griculture
Boise.-Exhibitions from the varioas
apartments of the University of Ida.
o proved feature of the annual
iaho state fair
hoscow--The superiority of women
college students is again borne out
the results Of complete tabula-
IN of scholarship averages of last
ar At the University of Idaho. The
omen students led with an average
1900 and the men follow with an
erage OF 43+5. Men greatly out
mbered women last year.
Idaho Falls.-The state Federation
WomeR's Clubs held three day
ssion here with one hundred dele
ties present.
Idaho tails.-Two men giving the !
mes of +. B. Damon and Tony
lex. were arrested here and are
d in the county Jail in default OF
'o0 each, charged with syndicalism.
quantity of !. W. W. literature, or
lization blanks and printed in
uctions relative to the organizing OF
|. W. W. was found in their pos
sion
'lackfoot--The Blackfoot Kiwanis
received its charter from the
Ids of Oliver O. Haga of Boise. dis
[ governor of Utah and Idaho. and
anne fully organized unit in HI
his International.
oise.-federal Judge Frank :. Diet. iii
q held an opinion made of rec sc
mere that Indian lan0s in Idaho We
subject 60 taxation. The case Or
ated in keOtenai and Benewah
mites and concerne. the Coenr
enc ln1ian lands. These lands
allotted to Indians and trust pat
issued by the secretary OF the in. on
Dr. mr.,
'rt Hall Recently the federal a.