Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1923-06-29
PERSONAL.

Sweeping changes in the organic
ton OF the reclamation service we
seen in the announcement by Seer
tary Work OF the abolition of the q
flee of director. effective July 1. l
W. Davis, former governor of Idah,
will assume charge of the servic
with title of commissioner.
Erwin r. Bergdoll, wealthy draf
dodger, left the Leavenworth peniten
tiary Wednesday after serving tw,
years and ten months for evadin.
military service during the war Berg
COILS sentence was cut fourteen
months for good behavior. He is a
brother OF Grover Cleveland Bergdoll.
who escaped TO Germany when sought
by officers for evading the draft.
President Harding will speak in
Salt Lake the evening of June Goth. it
is announced by W. G. Brown the
Presidents personal representative
Sugar prices which prevail at the
present time are likely to continue
until the advent of the new crop of
beet sugar next October and Novem.
Der, Stephen III. Love OF Salt Lake
City, Utah, declared in his annual
report as president of the United
States Sugar Manufacturers associa.
ion at the opening of the annual
convention of the organization at
Colorado Springs.
The auction of Sarah Bernhardt's
fleets netted 72,6s5 francs. The ar.
icles disposed of included her col.
ection of rs paintings and water
oiors and three pieces of sculpture
herself. The higher price was
'ooV francs, paid for a painting by
La Croix. A little water
oior by Victor Hugo brought 400
'ancs.
simplicity marked the wedding of
melia Egert the only daughter of the
'esident OF Germany tt the son of
e former Kaiser's bottmaker Satur-
~.
Tom Mooney serving a life sen.
nee In San Quentin prison in con-
ction with the San Francisco pre-
redenss day bomb explosion In
10, was notified Thursday OF his
sction by the San Francisco Mold
S Union as delegate from that
dy to the Unions national conyen-
n in Cleveland next September. i
FOREIGN \
me volcano Etna, which during the /
I few days had shown signs of in
'ased activity, Monday suddenly ex +
fenced a recrudescence, the erup- +
assuming terrifying ana danger Il
intensity. The eruption was
aided by a series of loud explo- E
MS followed by deep rumblings as e
thunder. At times violent earth Is
ikes shocks shook the ground. The
of numerous prosperous E
ages which dot the slopes of Etna 81
from their houses and turned IS
htened eyes toward the summit IS
the volcano, from which immense
Ids Of smoke and blazing redhot
iers were shot hundreds of yards
the air
n indemnity of 100000 TaeIs. &
Ivalent to $365.000 gold, has been r.
posed as recompense for Com rs
der G. B. Musso. prominent ItaI- M
attorney of Shanghai, for his Rs
erings while a Paotzuka bandit IN
I've. Although formal demand @
this sum has not yet been made n
ne Peking government it is under
d that a cable specifying this
unit has been sent to Premier Izas
solini in Rome, requesting him TO ~
uct the Italian minister in Picking
resent such a claim.
ms to take control of the coal and Der
and raw material supplies of all 30,
actories in the Ruhr were an. of
ced at the French Headquarters Boy
authorities decided to adopt This Qua
Vu ~ thiVlce payment of the N'"'
tax, which all except Jew of the stat
est plants have heretofore refus-
pay. 81
zee hundred Chinese coal miners Al
drowned at Tsaochwang when who
lesome soldiers cut off the cleo re,
over. stopping the pumps, ac- Ten'
X to advices. The scene of the Siou
sale fatality is the second largest gene
In China. II is owned and oper- mind
exclusively by Chinese. the only train
'reigners at present I'm the plant Mem
two Germans. who are install been
w machinery. quire
rank
'ident Ii Yuang-Hung. with fathe
army OF his countrymen al the sawii
OF his capital, ready 10 enter MUIR
refused 20 vacate hts office teeth
20 the pressure Of the militar cut d
ednesday and left for Tientsin fusel
sday on a special train. The fan {
~ President II Yuan Hung 10 hi