The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1923-12-21
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FOR BUSY READERS.
4 RESUME OF THE WEEKS
oOiNGs IN THIS AND OTHER
COUNTRIES
important Events OF the Last Seven
Dsys Reported by Wire and Pre-
pared for the Benefit Of the
Busy Reader
WESTERN


from somewhere in the high Sierra
descended on the automobile of d
nj. b. Mooslin, in a street at Sa
Francisco and began a vicious al
tack on the windshield. The Dir
shattered the windshield and injure
one OF its wings ON the broken glass
DIR. Mooslin captured the eagle an
dressed its wing. He said he viii
offer 1t to the Golden Gate par
aviary.
There was happiness in one Holly
wood home Tuesday. James Kirk
wood. picture actor. was back with hi,
bride, Lila Lee, following an acciden
some weeks ago which put Kirkwoot
In a hospital. Kirkwood was thrown
from horse and suffered a skull
fracture, which for time was feared
might prove fatal.
r. w. Eccles, special investigator
on the Royal Canadian mounted police
narcotic squad, was arrested Tuesday
at Vancouver on a charge OF perjury.
Eccles was recently convicted in a
Victoria police court on charge OF
trafficking in narcotics. He was re-
leased pending the outcome of an ap-
peal in the superior court.
Plans and estimates for a statue In
honor Of the late Gov. Frank Steunen-
berg of Idaho. were ordered at
meeting of the executive committee of
the Stunenberg Memorial association.
Two thousand Yauui Indians in
Arizona are threatening to go ON the
warPath in protest against the Mexi-
can government, action in withdraw
ing financial support and reducing
their rations, according to advices re-
ceived at Nogales from Hermosillo
The Indians stationed at Bacatete on
the Yaqui river are reported entering
the mountains.
AS result of the visit at Los
Angeles of Governor Charles II. |
Mabey of Utah, in the interest of pro- |
posed improvements In Arrowhead |
Trail linking Los Angeles and Salt |
Lake City, the chamber of commerce
announced It would consider plans
for launching a campaign to raise
100000 toward the project. An eff
fort is being made to raise total of
5000, 900.
The quest for the fountain of
youth" started by Ponce de Leon in
the sixteenth century still holds its
appeal. approximately $50 persons
of both sexes have applied for admls-
sion to the clinic which opened at
San Francisco, for free gland treat
ment to the poor. according to its
founder, DIR. Clayton Wheeler
GENERAL /,
Disagreement over a thirty-second
part of an inch in the thickness of an :,
ordinary board is the obstacle that /,
nay block nationwide lumber :
Standardization with resultant saw !,
ng of nearly S25O,O00, 600 annually to :
he American home building public,
according to C. p. Winslow. director !,
f the United States forest products
laboratory at Madison, Wis.
A second force OF armed guards q
gas placed on the trail Tuesday of n
our prisoners who Monday night q
called the wall of the Kansas state n
enitentiary. Ie
Former Governor Frank O. Lowden,
Illinois could not and would not al
Ike the presidency of the American II
arm Bureau Federation If il were ell
ffered me unanimously" he dec,ar- W
to the secretary of the national di
heat growers advisory committee. dc
Chicago and Cook county have Nc
lopted the unit valve assessment -
an as a step toward equalization of ~
xes it is reported to the Salt Lake ON
al estate board through the national
,ard which with % other civic or no
mutations Endorsed the system 1t Ca
thought the plan will become ma tel
Onwide. ur
Federal forces routed insurrec-
,nists in the first battle of Vera lin
'uz, at the Maltrata station on the CHI
cAiCdu railway, udtiNdy DelWttH bel
exico City and Vera Cruz. accord AFT
2 to unofficial Information received ba,
Juarez. The revolutionists were Alb
ported in retreat. Maltrata is dol
lall mountain village near Orizaba. An
lie report was unconfirmed in Off Civ
Il circles at Juarez. of
At a corn and pumpkin show at .
auncey, Ohio, r. l.. Gardner dis eve
Eyed $40 pounds of pumpkin which no,
grew upon single vine. One of -,
2 big globes weighed 40 pounds
e next largest tipped the scale at "a
pounds. me
The Dutch consulate has protested WI
United States Commissioner Ras- ian
in in Brooklyn that the seizure of 'i"'
} Dutch schooner Zeehond and its A
wv beyond the three mile limit was is t
sgal and appealed for their re- Air