The Idaho recorder., 1922-11-03

OF the illness was not revealed other
than It was complete nervous
breakdown"
Turmer.-The fact thnt thirty-one
industries showed gain in the number
OF hands employed indicates that the
industrial revival Is here to stay. The
pears in car building and repairing.
Cotton finishing had an increase OF
l1.3 per cent and wooden of IL per
cent.
Salt Lake City.-The interstate COM
merce commission has issued a GER
tificate of public convenience and
necessity authorizing the Los Angeles
Il Salt Lake railroad to build thirty
two.mile branch from Lund. on the
main line. TO Cedar City, in Iron coun-
ty, Utah
San Francisco. Buckley,
electrician, who while in an intoxica-
ted condition, police charged, ran down
and killed Marion Newton 4 years of
age In his automobile Wednesday
night, Monday offered to give his own
child, Isabel 8 years OF age, to the
parents of the dead child to compen-
safe them for their loss.
Hnnaton -mFrhn Paw Vnannh Modfgnn
Evans S5. pastor OF Evans Memorial
Presbyterian church here, and said to
be the oldest minister In the United
States actively engaged as pastor of
churcn. Is dead here He had told
friends he had preached about 10000
sermons and made upward Of 10000
converts.
Little Rock,--If J. d. Young. recent
ly convicted of murder In Monroe coun-
ty, Ark, and sentenced to die In the
electric chair, shall at any time make
an attempt to the communication OF his
death sentence to life imprisonment
granted by Governor II. G. McRae be-
comes void, and the death penalty will
be inflicted
Pocatello, Ida.,-After being out for
practically IL hours. the federal jury
In the Wooley insurance case failed
to agree.
Bellingham Wasn,-Emigration of
Russian loggers to work on conces-
slons In their native country Is cause
Ing a shortage of skilled labor in
logging camps of the state OF Wash
ington.
Cripple Creek.-Old timers of this
once famous mining camp are seeing
visions of revival of those prosper
Gus days when this section was the
greatest gold producer In the world.
Since 1918 there has been little or no
activity and Cripple Creeks
Long Beach.--Cupid. taking on n
merry chase the minions of the law
here who seek to inforce the anti
spooning ordinance led policemen
up tree. AS a result there appears on
the police blotter the names of young
couple. with the charge tree spoon
ers" registered against them.
Denver.-Twenty persons were In
jured. several seriously when an in
hound street ear from Berkeley, a sub
urb. loaded with workers, crashed In
to another shreetcar which had de-
rallied while turning n corner.
bakersfield About 100 members Of
the motorcycle clubs from l. Angeles.
Pasadena and Orange will stage a
coyote hunt ON the Famosa flats near
here. The feature OF the hunt will
he the fact that none OF the hunters
will use a gun or dog to run down
the beast.
Butte.--Moonshine whlskey Is rails
Ing the death mark in Butte ut IN
alarming rate and unnatural causes
hHNt lNAhNd win AthlNit ihlhNhs ~ SNAN
Ing 10 more local people to their
graves during the first nine months
OF this year than during the same
period in 1921.
Eugene. Ore.-The lower Siuslaw
river is alive with salmon. said Louis
f. Bean. state game and fish commits
sioner, who has returned from Cush-
man. orc, The big fall run is on full
blast.
Omaha. Neb..-A jury in the county
district court found Fred Brown. al
legged chair man." guilty of kidnap-
ing with intent TO commit criminal as
sault and recommended life imprison-
ment us his penalty.
Portland. Ore,-Suspended senten.
ces OF ninety days each were i'm.
posed Thursday by Municipal Judge
William Ekwall upon aol men arrest
ed by the police following announce
ment by Mayor George l.. Baker that
al -