Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1922-08-18

excess Of $l25.000 The buildings {
all equipment, three locomotives. 8
eral passenger coaches, and a NUM-
OF box cars were totally destroy
while minor damage was sustained
other rolling stock In the yards.
~ A. LiDdgren, federal gan
warden for western Iowa, was st
'and probably fatally wounded ne
council Bluffs. Iowa, by three m
whom he Intercepted while they we
killing game birds.
ihe probable duration OF the peri,
OF silver purchases under the terms
the PittmaD act, which guarantees d
nestle producers 81 an ounce for Il
metal until such time as the POS. 00C
900 ounces sold TO Great Britain du
ing the war have been replaced b
mint purchases. is estimated at fiftee
months.
Grain prices for second week 1
August were the lowest this year.
Approximately 1000 ears OF frui
from northern California. are ION tn
RAILS bound to eastern markets.. nc
cording to California fruit shipper,
and there are approximately 400
carloads remaining, much of It yet tc
be picked. The average value of each
car is $1,000, shipping men said. This
would bring the value OF the fruit on
route to about 100000.
The use Of the Deschutes river. Ore
gon' and its tributaries for irrigation
OF approximately 10000 acres with
power development was recommended
TO the federal power commission In a
report OF board OF engineers made
public.
GENERAL
One person was killed and three
were reported dying in hospital as
result OF wild driving In an automo-
bile on a wooded road near Ellis park
at Cedar Rapids. Iowa. The party
was going at the rate OF sixty miles an
hour when the car struck tree AT a
turn. II turned over twice. Miss Ed
ma Morgan was Instantly killed and
Noble Sulman. Dan Clark and Yina
Marsh were badly injured, and 1t is
expected they viii die
The childish prank OF two small
boys endangered the lives OF scores OF
passengers on the Panama Limited, the
last train on the Louisville & Nash
VILE railroad near Nashville. Tenn.
The boys placed cross ties on the
track lust to see the train stall" they
told the police. The ties were discov.
cred Just thirty minutes before the
fast train was due
Indictments charging eleven persons
with violation of the postal laws In
connection with alleged stock selling
swindles aggregating 100000 were
made public at Chicago In the United
States district court clerks Office.
Three firemen were blinded and
score were overcome at a fire which
all but razed pier ID OF the New York
Central lines. at the foot OF Sixty
nth street and the Hudson river, DO
Ing damage at 81 900 zoe. a, New York.
Attorneys for Evan Burrowes Fon- /
laine. dancer. asked Judge Henry I
'. Borst In special term here to compel I
attorneys for Cornelius Vanderbilt r
whitney. son OF Harry Payne Whit c
hey, to accept the service OF com u
'laint In breach OF promise action, v
which the lawyer. told the court. the q
lancer has brought against young n
Fifteen locomotives OF the Maine Il
'entrai. Boston & Maine. and Portland tt
criminal company. and a roundhouse ~
fcre destroyed In fire at Portland. OF
ie. The damage was estimated at to
100000. The police said they sus- by
ected incendiarism. OF
Pages in the early history OF Calf m
rnia passed before noted assem-. lei
axe OF delegates 10 the conv ention OF
the American Bar association al a
'nquet which lasted until Saturday
orning when former senator Cor. IN
Aus Cole. within few months OF he
! looih birthday, addressed the gath "a
Ing az San Francisco M
Candidates fayoring vine and beer exl
4 prosressivism within the Ropuh- Ing
an party Hent down 10 defeat in the VII
ieNlds primary election 10 ohio, az. FRO
ding 10 rvfurns tor
SIN tpees knocking together Ia
ror George 81 White lefi hla home so'
lioabpry Nlss sbere he hai lepi H
lfelf parinaded ~ -four days ln ''p
lHf on 800 policemen fof proioe "
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