The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1922-11-17

OLan, MARKS new step III pubic rec
ognition and use of n region rich IL
natural beauty and attraction. says
the forest service, United States de
e partment of agriculture.
s The death rate from automobile ac'
k cidents in Salt Lake City is lower than
u the average of the six largest cities
of the United States. according to
statistics gathered by the census bu-
4 reau. The death rate from such acct
f., dents in Salt Lake City in 1921 was
, 14.S per 100000 of population; the
general avrage rate for all large cities
was 1873.
A great out-of-doors shrine for all
denominations in full view of the
huge snow cross on Holy Cross noun
tain in western Colorado is created In
an order of Secretary Wallace OF the
department of agriculture, setting
aside $50 acres of the Holy Cross ma
tionaI forest for devotional purposes.
railroad twenty-one miles in
length will be constructed In the
heart of the Sierra mountains in Cali
fornia to provide an outlet for 167,-
100000 feet of lumber in the Plumas
National forest, recently sold by the
government to a lumber company.
The number of civil service en-
ployes on the government rolls lex
elusive of army. navy, marine corps
and legislative employes) is now $780,
663, the smallest number since the
United States entered the war.
A blanket of human hair. woven
from the shorn tresses of a Polish
woman has been received by Secretary
Hoover as an expression of gratitude
for the efforts toward relief in Poland.
Milk distribution by auto truck Is
becoming more general and a nation
wide movement in favor of such trans
portation is now in progress, accord
ing to the national automobile cham,
Der of commerce.
Total net royalties accruing to the
federal government as the result of
the production of oil, natural gus. gas
oline on leased public lands in the
year to October l, amounted to 81 49,.
100, according to figures made public
by the bureau of mines.
The American government, in notes
prff af1d /
italian embassies here, formally de- |
line to Participate in the Near East
,eace conference scheduled to be held |
n Lausanne, Switzerland, next month.
The Arctic ocean is warming up.
cebergs are growing scarcer and in
ONE places the seals are finding the
rater too hot. according to report
o the commerce department.
FOREIGN
The Staying of two mounted police
len by Eskimos and the worst Ice II
he memory of inhabitants of the far
'orth are reported by the steamer
.ady Kindersley, just back from q
our of the company's stations on the
.rtic ocean.
The former German emperor, once
ll-higest of the empire, and Princess
fermione Of Reuss were married at
he house of Doom. Holland where
he lord abides in exile. This second
enture was in strange contrast with
hat day in 1881 when, as crown prince
@ welded Augusta Victoria, daughter
( Grand Duke Frederick of Schleswig-
Iolstein.
An instruction has broken out on
he island of Samos. off the Smyrna
cast of Asia Minor, according to ad-
ices received in Paris the rebels de-
handing an autonomous government
or the island. Greek troops have been
allied out 70 suppress the outbreak.
The price of lead has advanced
rom $50 to 6.75 per pound.
The rainbow is well represented in
he veritable flood of taxicabs that
as descended on the capital during
he past few weeks. Displacing the
he only means of motor transporta-
on, one may now ride in taxi of {
lmost any hue-yellow, blue. white.
rown, green and varigated.
THE appropriation of foreign trade
larks in Argentina is legal, but not
loral," said Federal Judge Escobar
hen summing up in suit brought
Y an American soap manufacturing
,ncern against local firm which had
aired the American firms trademark.
The remark made by Maj. John
lcob Astor, who said II am trans
srring my wealth from America to
ngland" was treated as big item OF
sws in the morning papers