The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1923-09-28
News Notes
From All Parts of
UTAH

shipments viii begin on that da.e
from the company's property at Iron
Springs, Iron county.
Lynndyl.-George Potter escaped
from the state road gang for the
second time in two months. The
gang was returning to Salt Lake and
Potter climbed thru window OF a
train near Lynndyl.
Parowan,-The Page Truck line of
Cedar City has been permitted by
the public utilities commission OF
Utah to dnstalla weekly freight SER
vice between Cedar and Parowan.
Provo,-The Provo Country club
was born last week, the result of the
efforts of small group of men who
are enthusiastic lovers OF the game
of golf.
Provo.-L. L. Donnan, charged with
a violation of the fish and game laws,
was found not guilty by jury in the
city court.
notwithstanding Jones of Wells
vile pleaded not guilty to charge of
petit larceny. He is charged with
the theft of Jackson hay fork from
Abraham Hanson of College ward
Salt Lake City,-Poisoning from
larkspur is causing havoc among
cattle in the Horse Canyon and Gey-
ser Pass ranges in LaSal mountains
in southeastern Utah. Advices re-
ceived at the capitol say.
Ogden,-With q possible 20 per
cent increase in the production OF
sugar beets this season the Utah
Idaho Sugar company win run u of
is 10 factories, 1t was announced.
Logan,-A Ford automobile con-
tanning three men and three women
plunged down a twenty-foot bank in
College ward aSter striking a sheep.
Salt Lake City-A local firm has
designed an always visible road map
for auto tourists. The devise con-
sists OF pack of cards each of
separate route contained in holder
unu ldSLCACu W lIf0 WlnuoiiiciQ, do
the tour progresses the used cards
are replaced by ones covering the
route being travelled.
Ogden,-About $500 has been rails
ed by the Japanese residents of Og- |
den and Weber county for the relief |
Of Japanese food sufferers, according |
to the announcement of the associa- |
ton Of Japanese in the city.
Logan, = The Logan chamber of |
commerce is in receipt of two letters
complimenting the Logan Boy Scouts
through Yellowstone national park,
and played at several camps.
Ogden,-Final details for the pur-
chase of the home of David c. Eccles
at the corner of Twenty-fifth street
and jefferson avenue by the Ogden
council, Knights Of Columbus, were
at the meeting of the
council.
Spanish Fork,-Mrs William Har-
wood suffered cuts about the face,
her daughter, bessie, IA, was cut on
George Homer of Lehi, was shaken
up and bruised in an automobile ac-
,ideut here.
Park City,-In an accident at the
camp OF the Union Paci-
lie on the spur which is being built
% the Park Utah mine, Edward Earl
3rennon, a young man, % years OF
lge, was instantly killed.
Logan-About sixteen cars of po-
atoes have been shipped out OF
Jache county so far this season, ac-
ording to H. p. Mathews, district
agricultural inspector.
Provo,-Henry Nelson, who was
With intoxication, was found not
utility by a jury last week.
Bingham, Two small stills, four
allons of moonshine liquor, fifty gal
Dns OF wine and a barrel Of corn
nash were found by the forces of
'heriff Benjamin r. Harries when
hey raided home here.
Spanish Fork,-Faling from a low
ance on which she was playing at
er home, Marguerite Thomas. O.
ear-old daughter of Mrs. Joyce
homas broke both bones in her
ght wrist.
Sc.pio, Hawley, Anderson and
Iinckley, contractors for building the
OS miles of gravel surfaced road be-
veen Scipio and the Juab county
ne, are on the ground and will be-
In construction
Spanish Fork,--Former students OF
lie b. Y. U. residing Mt Spanish Fork
i'll organize an alumni association
ere.
Eureka,-F. n. McQuivey, 65. was
most instantly killed on the eco
ot level OF the Tiniic Standard