The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1924-10-03
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FOR BUSY READERS
RESUME OF THE WEEKS
DoINGS IN THIS AND OTHER
COUNTRIES
important Events of the Last Seven
Days Reported by Wire and Pre-
pared for the Benefit of the
Busy Reader
WESTERN

eva Ianguay, vaudeville actress {
Los Angeles is quoted as sayin
that cataract is impairing the V
sion of her right eye. cts true
she is reported to have said. 81 al
going blind in that one eye. / don
know what l shall do. An operatio
Is a risk"
Bob Dalton, Jr, son of Bob Daltor
member of the Dalton gang and VIII
was killed in the robbery of Coffey
vile, Kan, bank, October 5, 1892
was arrasted near Douglas, Arizona
by Deputy Sheriff Hayhurst an,
Morris as he was about to board q
train for California. His arrest fol
lowed receipt of a telegram from the
sheriff at Ell Paso, where he is want
cd on two charges of swindling. Dal-
ton had over $4,000 in cashiers
checks in his possession.
Four marine officers and four gun
merry sergeants, stationed at the Mare
Island navy yard near San Francis
co, have received telegraph orders
to proceed to the marine base at San
Diego and to "hold themselves in
readiness for anything"
A motion for dismissal without
prejudice" was entered in the United
States district court at San Francis
co by counsel for Evan Burrows
Fontaine, New York dancer, in
her $1,000,000 breach of promise ac-
ton against Cornelius Vanderbilt
Whitney, young New York and San
Francisco financier.
Three young men and one young
woman were drowned in Lake Wash |
ington near Seattle, Wash, when a
sailboat in which they were making
pleasure trip to Sand Point. Wash.
sank in the rough waters of the lake.
The dead were children of prominent
Seattle families.
+, Freezing temperature at the bast
of Mount Shasta has checked the stu
pendous flow of ashes, mud and lava
formation which poured down the
sides of the mountain before a tor
rent of flood waters, imperiling the
lumber town of McCloud, Cal, five +,
miles distant from Sacramento.
Modification of the embargo on S
shipments of livestock and produce
from California now in force gener
ally throughout the west, was recon-
mended at Helena, Mont, to the e
heads of the departments concern q
ID in the seventeen western states,
~ DR.. w. j. Butler, state veterinar-
ian and president of the Western
states Livestock Sanitary association. o
Governor George w. P. Hunt of B
arizona is reported resting easily" a
t st. Josephs hospital after a hur- HI
led operation, when he was stricken p,
nth an attack of appendicitis.
An official checkup of the number in
miners and workers in the Sublet il
line No. when the explosion en- of
ombed all at :45 O'Clock the morn 10
lg of September 10, at Kemmerer, A
'yo., show that but forty seven men al
ere in the mine at the time of the ri
last, according to officials of the
emmerer Coal company, owners of
ne property. The number of en- ~
'mbed men was set at eighty-one in %
irlier estimates by the company. IA
welve men were taken out alive. W.
GENERAL
Brigadier General Charles Elmer ST
lwyer, who was personal physician 20
the late President Harding, died eli
ddenly from heart disease at his m;
me, on White Oak farm near Mar ha
a, Ohio. tn
William G. McAdoG, whose fight
r the Democratic presidential nom kin
alton at Madison Square Garden of
wv York wrote a new chapter tu
the records of deadlock in nation res
political conventions, gave his per me
nal assurances Tuesday to John w. ina
Wis that he will do whatever he can
r the success of the Democratic
tional ticket. EX
nor
irene Castle has caused commo- in
n on the Cornell, campus at Ithica, in
Y. Not only did she have her det
ond husband, a Cornell graduate Tul
prominent Ithica citizen arrested,
she disputes ownership of the {
ma Chi fraternity house. Arrest for
Robert Tremain followed the dan pro
s charges that he took $4,000 per
til of her securities and sold them Ber
'orthwest farmers will be given a j.
load of registered Holstein bulls Can
the Great Northern railway to viii
in establishing more profitable Am
ming in the territory served by A
road by stimulating tile dairy in- unk
try, it was announced at st. of a
|. and
he Prince OF Wales. accompanied fere
a secretary. called at Sagamore don
the home of the late Theodore purI
sevelt. The Prince visited for armi
2 time with Mrs. Roosevelt and of I
son Kermit dist