The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1922-10-06

| Phoenix AriZ.--tattle In New Mex.
leo are dying by thousands and the
loss In that state ~ the cattel inter.
ests already has been heavy. accord.
ing 10 message received by Governor
Thomas Campbell from Governor Mer.
rift G. Mechem OF New Mexico, who
asks that Arizona lift the quarantine
on cattle and permit the stock to be
moved over to Arizona ranges. In his
telegram. Governor Mechem stated
that the cattle were starving because
OF lack Of feed on the ranges.
Enid. Okla.--Mrs. Sara Mertiz start
ed on the second hundred years, de
clared the first hundred weren't SO
hard. She reached the century mark
last week
Savage, Minn.-Forcing the assist
ant cashier-a woman-into the vault.
four bandits robbed the First State
bank OF Savage. escaping in an auto
mobile with approximately $500 In
cash and $4,000 In Liberty bonds.
San Francisco.-Dr Albert Abrams
OF San Francisco, who has evolved a
system whereby he claims he can es-
| tablish the parerntage OF an infant
| through vibratory blood tests, may be
| called into the trial in South Bend,
Ind, OF Harry Poulin. haberdasher,
charged with being the father OF a
child OF Mrs. Augusta Herman, accord
ing to an announcement from DIR.
Abrams' offices here. DIR. Abrams left
for Chicago to open a school for in
struction in his system, and was ad.
vised that he may be called upon for
an expert test in the Poulin case while
east.
Ogden, Utah.-F. +. Thomas, cattle
buyer, filed suit in the district court
| against John SpierT. son Of John X.
spiers, wealthy Ogdenite, seeking dam
ages totaling $31 .232. He charges that
Spiers beat him with his fists.
knocked out his teeth and rendered
| him unconscious. Furthermore, he al
leges that In the attack the sum of
s732 was knocked out OF his clothing
| and never recovered.
Zion, 1ll.-Arrested for beating his
horses until the blood ran down the
animals sides, Clarence C. Ellis,
farmer, was sentenced to receive ten
lashes with his own whip. The SEN
tence was carried out by Theodore
Becker. chief OF police, after which the
man was set free.
Denver. Colo--Two tool dressers
were burned TO death. another work.
man was so seriously burned he is not
expected to live, and two others were
| injured less seriously in fire that
destroyed rig in the Salt Creek oil
field, near Casper, Wyo.
Kansas City, Mo-Booze bandits
and police fought a gun battle near
here, after one man had been killed in
n raid on fashionable home.
Yellowstone Park-The American
antelope Is threatened with extinction.
according to officials here of the de-
partment OF the interior. Unless ex-
| tensive protective measures are TAX
en-, officials declared, an animal wide
ly admired for its coloring. delicate
proportions and zephyr-hke move
ments, soon will be seen only In mus
| Gums.
vancouver.-Much interest is being
taken here in the effort to restore old
| TT. Vancouver, originally built by the
| Hudson Bay company in 1928. and the
site of one Of the first settlements in
the Pacific northwest. Senator Miles
Poindexter has introduced a bill in
congress that would appropriate $780,
900 to restore the stock of the fort to
Its original appearance.
San Francisco.-The Western Pa.
eific Railroad company has signed an
agreement with Its striking shopmen.
the men have been ordered to return
to work. The settlement was made
under the JewellWillard plan.
| Anaconda.-All miners. smeltermen
and craftsmen of the mining compan.
les operating in Butte. with plants at
Anaconda and Great Falls. Mont, will
receive wage increase Of so cents a
day, About $4,000 men will profit by
the increase. The new wages will
give miners and smeltermen $4.75
day and craftsmen $3.50.
Seattle.-Because he "dislikes ly-
ing" Albert Dudley OF Bellingham.
Wash. refused to promise Judge Jer,
emiah Neerer in the United States dis
trict court that he would not make
any more moonshine. Dudley pleaded
guilty OF manufacturing liquor and
was sentenced To six weeks in Jail.
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