The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1924-09-26
Short News Notes
From All Parts of
IDAHO

) Boise.-James A. Lauer, former di
, rector Of the Payette National banl
was sentenced to three years in the
federal prison at Mcneil island OF
an indictment charging perjury anc
eighteen months in the prison on ar
indictment charging conspiracy to OBJ
struct justice. The two sentences
however, are to run concurrently with
the two-year sentence he is now
serving for forgery.
Boise.-License plates have been
issued to 10000 pleasure cars in
Idaho and the secretary of states
office has temporarily run out Of the
yellow and black tags that designate
an Idaho license. An additional TO-
900 plates have been ordered, how
ever, and are now on the way to the
capitol
Bruneau.-This section will come in
for good slice Of big hay order
which the Union Pacific is filling for
the Kansas City market, according
10 DR.. Erkenbeck, who says the or
der is for 100000 tons of baled hay
Grandview alone will perhaps fur
nish $4,000 tons, with Chattin flats,
lust over the river, enough to swell
the total to $4,000 tons, for which
$3.50 ton will be paid This hay
will bring $32 at Kansas City, the
items contributing to this total being
$3.50 to grower, $3.50 railway
freight and 81 for baling and delivery
on the cars.
Blackfoot.-Three hundred Indians
of Fort Hall reservation danced on
a grassy meadow 21A miles west of
the Fort Hall depot as a social event
in honor of friends of the Nez Perez
tribe of the Umatilla agency in Ore
gon and Shoshones from the Wind
river agency in Wyoming, who are
visiting on the Fort Hall reservation.
University of Idaho, Moscow-Har-
old Lee and David Cook of Boston
have arrived on the campus of the
University of Idaho after hiking
across the continent in % days, aid
ed by lifts from passing motorists.
They enrolled in the school of for
estry here at the opening of the fall
term, Monday, September Is.
Boise.-Early reports from live
stock breeders throughout Idaho in
dictate that this state will be we'll |
represented at the Pacific Interna-
tional Livestock exposition at Port
land, November 81, and the other
important fall shows in the north
west.
Boise.-Citizens of Boise will be
asked to form "civic drive control
committee" to budget the funds Of
all charitable and relief organizations
and to subscribe to a community
chest" in one drive for funds suffi-
cient to carry on the work of these
according to recent
report of temporary committee ap-
pointed by the city council.
Rupert.-H. M. Albright, assistant
director of national parks and super
ntendent of Yellowstone park, will
De in Arco shortly for the purpose
If making an inspection of the era
ers of the Moon monument. He also
will determine the amount of work
o be done on the road to the Monu-
nent. Mark Higgins of Minidoka
S arranging for representatives from
ome sections interested to meet MIR.
Albright.
Boise.-Federal Judge F. S. Die
rich has set the trial of Fred N. !
PERKINS, charged with attempting to {
xtort 100000 from P. c. Meredith
or October 2. Perkins will plead not
utility just before the trial, his at
orney, Homer C. Mills of Twin 4;
alls notified the district attorney. :
Boise.-This year is liable to be s
ne last elk hunting in Idaho for some J
ears to come. If sportsmen in some
ections of Idaho carry out plans now ?
eing proposed. Sentiments in those r
sctions favors asking the coming {
sssion of the legislature to put elk S
\ the protected list. il
Boise.-A blind attorney, Don Car
S Haddock, of Paris, Idaho, has
assed the state bar examination, &C
riding to Clerk l. w. Hart of the
ate supreme court. Mr.. Haddock Ii
IS not been blind very long, the loss q
his sight being due to prema N
re explosion of a shot gun shell n
lille hunting. Another attorney to it
ISIS the examination was C. Chris s,
nsen of Pocatello. 81
Nampa Harris, who was
ot in Nampa by w. r. Babcock,
ecial officer on the city police
rec. while he was alleged to have q
sisted arrest on a bootlegging A
arge. will recover from the effect III
the bullet, which LODGED in the X
laller lobe of the riaht lung, at in
nding physicians report pl
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