The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1923-04-20
PERSONAL

rhdfbtS HeI eyes become 1nfecte
from towels which Miss Farrar use
In giving baths to her pekinese dog.
, President Harding Announces tina
he intends TO begin hfs Western trip /
June II he goes to Alaska he will no
be back In Washington before Sep
TENDER LIST.
Dreaming that he was chasing q do;
Plenty Goes, aged chef OF the Grow
Indians, crawled out of a window a
a hotel at Billings, Mont. and fell t.
the roof of another building, breaking
his leg.
Lady Northcliffe, widow of viscount
Northcliffe, was married Thursday to
Sir Robert Arundel Hudson. The
wedding o 0 place at Hartlebury, In
Worcestershire.
The Earl of C%arnarvon, d%iscoverer
OF the tomb of Pharaoh Tutenkhamen,
died early Thursday at a hotel in
Carlo, after a stubborn battle against
blood poisoning and pneumonia fol-
lowing the bite of an insect.
Miles Poindexter, newly appointed
ambassador to Peru, sailed for his
post of duty on the steamship Santa
Eliza. He was accompanied by Mrs.
Poindexter and Ambassador Pezet
of Peru was in the party that babe
them bon voyage.
The betrothal of Miss Gloria Gould.
II, youngest daughter of George j..
Gould. to Henry A. Bishop, Jr., a
Yale student, son of Henry A. Bishop,
of Bridgeport, Conn, was announced
at a supper and dance arranged for
her by her brother, kingdom Gould.
Or. Zechlin, representative of the
Berlin foreign office, who has sbeen
holding daily conferences for the
newspaper men. was arrested by the
French authorities, who asserted that
his papers were not In order.
DR.. Heinrich Albert, retiring head
of the German treasury, which POSI-
tion has been abolished. has been ap-
pointed minister of reconstruction. He
will retain a seat in the cabinet.
Prince Narihisa Kitsashirakawa,
brother-in-law of Emperor Yoshihito
of Japan, was killed, and his wife,
Fusako; Prince Yashuhiko
who also married a sister of
the emperor, and a lady-in-waiting
we're seriously injured in an automo-
bile accident near Paris.
The market value of John ID. Rookie
Jr.'s holdings in Standard Oil
increased $104,201 900 il the
asst year, according to a tabulation
" the Evening World.
Frank Murphy of Chicago had his
rocket picked five years G and
forgot. He had a hip pocket
ined with fish hooks and waited.
last a light fingered negro picked
furphy for his victim, began his
xecution in due form and landed ,
q jail with slightly damaged digits.
DR.. Frederick A. Cook, self-styled
of the north pole named in
omplaints charging use of the mails
y ChAddQ Aii@Q oSoinot twenty-five
Worth oil promoters has given
imself up to federal authorities. b
FOREIGN 9
Horace Mann Towner of Iowa Sat- r
rday became Porto Rico's eighth
civil governor. He took
lth of office at the entrance to the L
,daroI huiIdino NJ Con Tuon hafora o
Ie most distinguished gathering that
rs yet witnessed a like ceremony in C
Juan. a
A bomb was exploded at the rail- d
'ad bridge near Duisburg in an at o
mpt to destroy the structure, but L
e damage was slight. The French
pops guarding the bridge fired sew al
al volleys at persons seen fleeing fl
ON the vicinity, but failed to bring OF
~ of them down. b,
Red Cross investigation at Quei-
uecken, Bavaria, has revealed that In
prison there holds Al intimates. all 81
whom are lord mayors or officials b
towns in the occupied area. The 81
IN are in solitary confinement.
Brazilian revolutionaries have been tn
liged to raise the seige of the town co
uguayna. losing forty killed and be
my wounded in the operation. The in
tie troops according to their lead
J, lost three killed and ten wounded. m,
Not more than 1000 or $500 irregr- en-
s are RESTING the free state gov NO
lment now it was stated Saturday WI
Kelvin O'Higgins minister of home
airs. Rebel prisoners, he said ed
re coming in at the rate of 200 o sir
elk. of
The Swedish cabinet headed by -
llmar Branting as premier an ~
eign minister, rendered its resign" ]
a says an exchange telegraph des tho
CHI from Stockholm. poi