The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1924-10-31
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FOR BUSY READERS
4 RESUME OF THE WEEKS
OoINcs 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

Work Will be started at the ldaht
Phosphate mine near Paris, Idaho
witnin the next week, according t.
Manager Ray McIlwee, who says n,
has received orders from a Calfor
mia concerne to ship several thousa-- q
tons of milled phosphate and that the
first of this order would be shipped
within 10 days.
Report comes from higgins, Idaho
that Mrs. Jessie l.. Clay of that place
and Miss Mary A. Harneman of Min
neapolis, who has been spending the
summer there have located valuable
copper claim within five miles of the
village of Lucille. A specimen assay
funs 1873 with a ton value of $9017
Tie vein which opens two inches on
the surface is almost pure colcoprite.
An earthquake which lasted one
minute at Fairbanks, Alaska, sent
people scurrying from their homes
and shaking buildings, was attributed
by Professor Patty of the Alaska Col
lege of Fairbanks to a volcanic erup-
tion in the Aleutian islands.
Lucy Brown, Indian, credited in the
annals of her tribe with being 100
years old, died at Yosemite, Califor.
MIA. She was the oldest of six gen
erations of the Brown family resid-
ing at the Yosemite Indian village.
With the nations equipment of de-
structive forces steadily augmented
by new and more steadily discoveries
the march of civilization moves to
ward humiliation. DR.. Robert A. Nil
hkan, Nobel prize winner and inter
national authority on the mechanics
of the atom, told the Los Angeles
sector of the Association of the Army
of the United States at banquet at
Los Angeles.
Official sanction of a cattleman's |
offer to drive more than 5000 deer
from the overstocked kaibab forest |
across the vast expanse of the Grand |
canyon, to save the animals from |
threatened starvation this winter, was |
given when Governor Hunt of Ari- !
zona signed contract agreeing
to terms submitted to undertake the
task.
I The Bank of Camas Prairie. Grange
vile, has purchased the $4,000 bond
Issue of Fem Highway district. The
bonds were issued to care for con-
struction of the North and South
high between Grangeville and Cot
tonwod districts in Idhao. The bonds
bear interest of 5A per cent per an
mum.
Two men were instantly killed and
a third had miraculous escape from
death in a midair collision 1900 feet {
above Coronado, California, in two
naval Vought airplanes.
GENERAL
A total of 14,412 deaths from acct
dents during 1923 caused by automo-
biles and other motor vehicles, ex '
GLIDING motorcycles, is shown in sta
tistics assembled by the census bur
eau covering the death registration !
area of the United States, which con :
tains S7.6 per cent of the total pop
llation
Hurting tear gas bombs and red a
pepper, police riot squads dispersed s
} mob estimated at between 1000 and
10000 persons gathered in the street
IN front of the Arena Gardens audi t
forum, in Denver, where Aldrich I
Blake, former secretary to j. c. Wal 5
on, deposed governor of Oklahoma, l
vas scheduled to deliver an address e
IN the "Ku Klux Kraze." {
The great Stillman divorce case is =
t an end. In informal truce, which
nay eventually pave the way to
complete reconciliation, has been ia e
lily agreed to by James A. Stillman, n
he banker, and his wife, Mrs. Anne q
J. Stillman. All legal proceedings D
gainst his wife have been withdrawn b.
rom the courts by the banker, it was p
aid by close friend of the family
nd it is doubtful if any others1 :,
nil be pressed. =
The death of Senator Brandegee, a
has reduced the margin Il
the republican majority in the SEN
te, situation which would become
II hhPoA edht III the event OA an elec | :.
on deadlock. Before the deaths Of o.
enators Colt of Rhode Island and CT
there were 81 republicans, ca
democrats and two farmer-laborites 81
! the senate. 40
A request that the ZR-3 be named
he president Harding" in honor of III
lie late Warren G. Harding, was III
'legrarhed to Secretary Of the Navy &c
7ilbur by the Marion chamber of br
gil
President Coolidge, in letter made wi
lblic to Commander Marion Eppley, Oh
ational chairman of the Navy league DO
the U. s., congratulated the or wa
anization on its plan to observe thu
gain this year, October 81, the birth. of