The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1922-06-02
Pithy News Notes
From All Parts Of
UTAH I


son blue sky bill at the regular meet
ing of the mines committee Of the
Commercial club resulted In opposi'
ton developing to the measure which
has already passed the house Of rep
resentatives. Members thought that
the bill passed would greatly handicap
development of western mineral re-
sources.
Salt Lako-George III. Gardner has
been convicted of the murder of Dep
atty Sheriff Gordon Stuart. and must
go to his death July 18th.
Salt Lake. -Nibloy Park was form
ally annexed to Salt Lake City when
dedicatory ceremonies were held on the
municipal golf links presented to the
city as Christmas gift by Charles
W. Nibley.
Losan.-A music memory contest
conducted In swenty-seyen of the coun-
y schools by Miss Margaret Morley.
music supervisor for the Cache county
schools. has just closed with excellent
results. 1t was the first ever attempt
ed in the county snd its purpose was
the advancement of music. Flora
Jensen of Hyrum, an eight-grade pupil.
won first place in the contest. Out
Of possible 200 points in the score.
abe turned in perfect copy.
oil - r. H. Il
rated for greater consumption Of
iairy products In Utah. DR.. John A.
'Nidstoe, spoke in part as follows:
This subject may be approached from
many different angles. propose to
discuss 1t solely In its relation to our
agriculture. which Is the foundation
Of the state. Without agriculture we
could have no commonwealth here
surprising as the statement may be to
many OF our citizens, make II solemn
ly that our agriculture is resting today
on a very uncertain foundation. s-The
dairy industry will keep up soil fer
tility better than anything else, and
today the situation which we are fac
ing is so critical that something must
be done to improve it. All that Ia
best in our state depends after all
upon agriculture, and do not hesitate
to say that our agriculture depends
upon the dairy industry"
Salt Lake.-Friday, July IA, has |
been selected as the date for holding |
the Republican state convntion, the |
Republican state committee voting % !
TO for that date Salt Lake was chosen !
as the convention city and the appor-
tionment was fixed at the ratio of one
delegate for each 40 votes received |
'y Governor Mabey at the state election
two vars ago.
Ssnt Lake City-Graduatio exer-
csses for more than 300 students, which
IS the largest class in the history of
the state institution. will held on
Tune at the University of Utah.
Contending that his hoped for vim
hcation will not come through the
ourts that convicted him or affirmed
'uch conviction, Thomas J. Mooney,
serving life term as a bomb murder.
n, withdrew an appeal on common
aw pleading which was brought to
'btain his release, and announced that
10 would base virtually all his faith
II executive lcemoncy.
Soldier farmers of Canada have re-
aid approximately IA per cent of the
pans extended by the soldier settle
lent board A report by Chairman
'arnett OF the board shows that of tho
SI,740.000 advanced. $11.SS5. 900 has
cen cleared from the books.
Salt Lake-Edward Lucas is accused
y his wife of keeping her prisoner
n account of intense jealousy. A.
ivorce Is sought by Mrs. Lucas.
Slurray--A fire in residence district
'as caused by sparks alighting ON a
oof. Damage was not great.
Park Cty-Thomas Payne is dead
n nina apcfdanf Mr. Davua hod