The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1922-11-24

decided that statewide advertising
would be given the movement, includ-
ing window cards for stores, stickers
and stamps to go on all packages leav-
ing the state by express or parcel post.
le.-Reorganization and ex
pansion of the city library started sew
eral months ago by the Community
club will follow the action of the city
council which provides regular
monthly allowance OF SIS for library
maintenance.
Ogden.-Two detectives accompan-
led by two merchants failed to identi-
fly either Jack Lewis or f. Saunders
as the highwayman who on the after
noon of November l staged two dar-
ing "stick-ups" in the business district
OF Salt Lake City. The two prisoners
were taken into custody here after a
running fight with two patrolmen sent
to investigate a robbery similar to
those reported in Salt Lake.
Salt Lake City-Better organization
of and cooperation between various
agencies in this state working in the
interest of the blind is recommended
by Frank M. briggs. superintendent of
the Utah school for the deaf and blind
in letter TO Governor Mabey.
Salt Lake City.-iMrs. G. L. Baker
was knocked unconscious by two or
more persons who entered her home |
bent on robbery. They obtained SIS. |
Salt Lake City.-When the official
count has showed the actual vote of
the people of Utah on the proposed
constitutional amendment which would
have given the legislature power to
enact a classified property tax law.
william Bailey, chairman, proposes to
call together the Utah commission on
the revision of taxation, for the formu.
lation of Its report to the 1923 legis-
lature.
Salina.-Unlike most country towns
of Utah, Salina has moving picture
shows on Sunday night. Although sew
eral efforts have been made by church
members to have this custom changed,
the sentiment in the community is
so strongly in favor Of Sunday picture
shows that city councils have deemed :
It inadyisable to close them on that
lay.
Brigham City.-John Muslas of this
city motored to Salt Lake Sunday
and as he crossed street
car track five miles out of the state
capital, one OF the rear tires and rims
dropped off his auto. He brought his
car to stop, but just then man
from the south in another car picked
up the tire and rim and sped away.
Ogden-Two men described as being
about 20 years OF age, held up and
robbed o. Nagata. proprietor of
Grant Avenue noodle parlOr. The two ,
men entered the noodle parlor, had
bowl of noodles and then walked to ..
ne cash register where each drew a
run and compelled the proprietor to {
leld up his hands. :
Salt Lake City-Three man and two Ii
women were arrested by the federal c.
fficers Thursday upcn suspicion OF
,eing involved in q wl.ite slavery plot !,
n San Francisco. According to the p
'olice. dark handkerchiefs, masks and 8
veralls were found in the possession !
4 the men and the gang is also under v
uspcion Of having some connection v
nth recent street holdups- :,
Salt Lake City.-Proposals to furn- "
al the state with taxpayers state =
,ents and assessment rolls and for =.
he printing OF the bills and other il
,att . for the legi' ettive and also the "
rinting OF the departmental reports =
ere opened by the department OF fl Ia
ance and purchase Thursday. :
ST. George.-Gordon Riding. employee
I the Dixie Power company, was e4ec-
routed while wording on power line Y,
ole in front of the Washington COM
r court house