The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-12-05

! neavy How OF water Ia spouting man,
!. feet In the air.
President MacLesn, Dean Elliott
. Professors Terrill ard Quincy. Prime
pal Soulen and Mr.. Vaughn will repre-.
:, sent the University of Idaho at the
! State Teachers association meeting In
: Boise during the Christmas week.
The Idaho varsity team a party of
: ~ men, left on the Gath for Salt Lake.
where they played the University of
Utah at football on Thanksgiving day.
A game on the 28th at Boise was called
on because stop-over privileges could
not be secured from the railroads.
The first public performance given
by the English department at the III +
Versity was a comedy by Oliver Twist.
played on the evening of the 2lst, to
an audience that filled the armorv.
The cast was exceptionally well chosen
ana az the parts were done in pleas ing
fashion. L. l.. Brown, of Spokane:
Evan Lewis and Miss McCown. Of
Mosco =; Miss Larson, of TROY. ard
Miss kettenbaugh, of Lewiston. were
among the principal members of the
cast.
| Pocatello--The Oregon Short Line
railroad has announced a one-half rate
on the tate and interstate SEDIMENTS
OF ex ibits to the m d-winter sheen
show to be held in connection with the
National Woolgrowers' association an
ual convention in this city on Ja0u-
airy Id, Is and 16.
The she p show at this COW, ntion
promises to be tie largest in the his
tory OF the national organization over
l,4oo thor ughbr DIS are air adv en-
Tered. Between $500 and 3. 600 wool 1
men Will attend the convention.
PRESIDENT MacLean has just sent to
all alumni of the state university a
prospectus outlining a plan whereby
.he alumni Will have more authority in
the direction of the affairs of the uni
versity. The pan will be discussed at
tne next meeting of the alumni associa-
tion and such parts as are adopted bv
them VIII be put into effect by the re-
gents. The plan will also be presented
at the national association of state mi
vers Ties meeting in Washington, D.
y, IN December. Letters from the |
universities of Oregon and Washington {
'huicate interest IN the development of I
THIS side of university control. r
Boise Members of the Idaho Wool s
association, of Boise, have
'een informed that the Utah Wool o
association took action simil- t
y 70 their own regarding the signing t
\ the agreement to deliver next year's t
up TO the National Wool Warehouse a
Storage company, of Chicago. Utah d
vent on record as favoring the present O
aritf schedule on wool. r,
Local sheepmen say that wooIorou,- I,
rs IN Washington, Montana, Wyoming Of
no Utah are in favor of the warehouse Ell
ian. The title of the new organiza-
ION IS the National Wool Warehouse
Storage company, of Chicago. Its
apital stock is $25, 900, 900. OF this :.
mount the several Western states ~
ave about $S, 900, 900 apportioned to ~
leir respective associations. -
Nee Perce-The Farmers Edpca- 70
onal and Cooperative union exnects Tn
enter the pc itical ring at Boise tbis pa
inter when the legislature meets. ga
men the farmers of the prairie Sec ga
ons OF Idaho will demand that specific o.
forms be introduced in grain AID ,n
arehouse laws through creation If ga
arehouse commission. TIT
Inc representative elect from North
aho viii be placed on record and an
'ort VIII be made to have these re-
rm bills introduced and passed. II re
cessary, farmers will send a commit. col
2 to Boise to lobby for the hills pic
Further legislation to be indorsed bv of
Farmers union is direct primary FRO
4, BET
The allied unions of Neg Perce. Ida pas
and Latah counties will 'ioin in the tic
luest or the favorable consideration apr
these measures. fire
but
Wallace-Still another sensation has the
m sprung in this district in connec-
n with the Amador Mining. com
~, which created such sensat;o, r
}, Snleago wnen upward of 5000, 600 and
been spent on property and stock lists
standing at between SO and "a n ]. 7
announced that there was no ore said
the mine. 49,
rs result of exhaustive exanina. mo,
OF the property, s. W. Eddy. m n of c
engineer, of Worcester. Mass The
ms to have discovered a splendid Nor
OF ore on the 700 foot level the tion
'tence or which had been carefnllv Mr.
eealed by plastering the face of the wav
~ Vssi WIZ me DUST Assays of John
ore give returns of from TO az
cent copper. The vein is from <
o feet wide and several hundred T.,
in length. -,
udy says that there is enough ore u,;th
lght TO keep a scooter smelter ~ ~ 3
: MAJ wars, Engl
A. ~ " @'iAee Tor Chicago a prob
Gays ago to make inquiry into r. ~,
mods OF previous management. aceo,
Asts u. in Il
sentences came
- 1913 ns .os'' nov 20. = United be fir
IS District Attorney Baker viii are :,
mat Frederick A. Hyde and Ioost
'ehneioer, found guilty of defrand'
the government out of forest lards n
ca Of two veass - '''a' pe gwen sen of cor
900 each IL the .a -, Jali ana hnes of ing Ii
motion for 49,. 49, : .uiss against establ
announcement IN " judgment 2-cent
ice between NJ. ', p tne con- and II
dent. anu the lists b
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