The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1909-01-15

MTs. ouPpluScr, $oS MIS. y dlIWehln
err, IS; Mrs. Clyde, S.; Mrs. Franc
81; Mrs. Coates, 81; Mrs. Dockery
81; Mrs. Cloucheck, 81; Mrs. Willis
ISL; Mrs. Lockman, $lf Mrs. Elder
81; Mrs. Stone, 81; Mrs. s. D. White
So; Mrs. Forney, 81; Mrs. Little, 81
Mrs. Henderson, 81; Mrs. VIM. Hun
ter, 81; Mrs. H. T. French, 81; Mrs
Marcy, 81; Miss Agatha Soma, $25
Miss Permeal French, IS; Mrs. Theo
Reed, 81; Mrs. Earl White, S.; Mrs
Mcintosh, 81; Mrs. Charles Butter
field, $25; Mrs. E. D. Ford, IS.
The following were the rules sug
gested by the loan scholarship com
mittee, stating requirements neces
|sary for obtaining a loan.
l. Applicant must be higf
school graduate Of good character
and be recommended to the scholar
ship committee by a federated club
2, On receipt Of loan, applicant
will sign receipt, promising to pay MOI
less than $40 per month upon receiv
ing regular employment.
8. The club recommending an ap.
plicant for loan must present to the
committee the said applicants en-.
dorsement by his or her principal and
county superintendent or some other
equally responsible person as to his
or her moral character and good in
tentions and habits OF industry. Also
as to the necessi y and urgency Of the
case.
On the decision of the majority OF
the committee in an applicants IA
vor, the chairman will pay all or part
of the 500 loan as said committee
decides and receive from applicant a
signed receipt. No interest is to be
charged on any loan.
Mrs. Henderson moved and Sec
onded that the words "or its equiva-
lent" be added after the words high
school in rule one of the require
ments necessary to secure money
from scholarship fund. Carried.
Moved by Mrs. Johnson and second
ed that rule two be adopted.
Moved by Mrs. Forney and duly
seconded, that rule three be adopted.
Carried.
Moved by Mrs. Stone and seconded
that rule four be adopted.
The report was placed on file.
Moved by Mrs. Standrod and Sec
onded that the executive committee
'equest the clubs Of the state fedora
ion to contribute SIS or more per
year if practicable, to the scholarship
und. The motion was put, then
Mrs. Henderson rose to a question of
rider, saying that the noes had no OPP
'ortunity to vote. The chair ac-
the omission. A rising
'ote was taken, fourteen voting aye,
leven no. Carried.
Historical paper read by Mrs.
Barnett of Lewiston. The president
allied the vice president, Mrs. For
icy, to the chair and spoke from the
loor regarding the connection be-
ween "Club Echoes" and the state
ederation. Mrs. Dockery gave a re-
ort of the press committee, spoke of
he presidents visits to the clubs
throughout the state and the inspira-
ion thus received by club members |
nd in favor of adopting Echoes as
ur organ. Mrs. Johnson spoke to
ne above point.
The report was placed on file.
loved by Mrs. Dockery and seconded
lat the state federation adopt Club /
choes as our club organ. Action
till next session. Moved
nd seconded to adjourn.
Meeting reconvened Thursday
gening at 8 o'clock in the same
ACE. The president, Mrs. Butter
cid, In the chair. Discussion was
'ntinued on the motion before the
Iteration regarding the adoption Of
lub Echoes as our official organ.
fter discussion by the following:
RS. Standrod, Mrs. Groo, Mrs. Nc
ltosh, Mrs. Forney. Mrs. Fair
Gather, Mrs. Bowerman, Mrs. Hen
,rson. The motion was carried.
Report Of the legislative committee
as given by Mrs. Pittenger of Boise,
airman. In her report, Mrs. Pit
nger told of the work accomplished !,
the last legislature and presented
e two bills to be considered at the
'xt session, viz:
1. The Civil Service Reform bill
2. A bill for the establishment Of
home, Hospital for the feeble