The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1911-11-17

ouc uemaod that will be made upo
'ne uext state legislature, and sui
port Tor which is nov being solicite
10 the panhandle section OF the sta,
auo from present state officials /
oo'se' That 1t will be made an issu
~ north Idaho politics throug
pressure being brought to bear upo
.ne candidates Of both parties for th
house and senate and all asnirant
lor state office, is now known to be
'acc' State officials who hay
oeen notified of the campaign that !
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ldano are taking an interest in tn
development.
Ata called meeting Of the civi,
cup OF Pocatello recently, prizes wer,
awarded the children who had entered
the contest for flower gardens, as an
uounced early 10 the spring. 1t wa.
the original intention of the club te
oner nrst and second prizes to bows
ana girls, but after inspection of the
Ra.dens this plan was changed. 1,
was discovered by the committee who
inspected the gardens in August that
The boys were away in the lead 10
cultlvating their gardens, a situation
Chat came as surprise, for it had
not been thought girls would be be-
nind boys in respect to interest iu
cultlvating flowers.
Mrs. 1. R. Brewitt, Librarian at
the Lewiston Normal, in recent
interview SAID, 1.-The law now re-
qu'res candidates for second grade
certificates in Idaho to pass an
examination in Cataloging aud Use
of School Libraries. As most teach.
ers are not familiar with library
science, | have prepared pamphlet
as an aid to those who will take the
examinations as well as for those who
wish to inform themselves in school
library management. Upon request
this will be sent without charge to
any who wish It," The pamphlet
outlines such subjects as: Classic
cation of Books, their selection and
ordering, card catalogng, reference
books, picture collections, current
periodicals and special reading lists.
This is the only bulletin on library
science issued by any state institution
in Idaho.
The state supreme court IN de.
cislon handed down recently, con-
Cured in by all members, holds that
the Boise Commercial club must pay
the same license fee into the state,
county and city for the sale of intoxi-
eating liquors as is eXacted from
licensed saloon, even though the sale
Of liquor is confined to the club rooms
and dispensed only to members and
their guests and regardless whether
the member pays for the same at the
time of purchase or whether it is
charged to his account to be settled
for later. Boise has not yet been
voted "dry."
As a result of visit made by
Deputy Sheriff Thompson and Prose-
cutting Attorney Griffith of Idaho
county to Elk City recently over 5000
worth of liquors were seized and the
place that has been conducted for
some time by ]. c. Yandall, and
known among the local sporting
fraternity of that camp as the
"Bucket of Blood" has been closed.
For some time rumorS that f1re-water
was being dispensed in that camp
have found their way to the anthori.
ties and some time ago shipment
which arrived in Grangeville was
traced 10 Elk, so the authorities de.
clded the time was ripe to make
raid. The traffic was being carried |
on 10 the room formerly occupied by |
the Nick Ingram saloon and the
quantity seized shows a brisk business
was anticipated.
From November Is to December
Idaho's great irrigation systems Will
be exhibited at the Chicago land show
10 actual operation, by Don IL. Bark's
model, measuring 6x32 feet and 10
GLIDING everything from the source OF
the supply down to the water trek
ling through the bitches on the farms
and producing the crops of the state.
Mr.. Bark. who is 10 charge OF the
duty of water Investigations of the
west under the federal government,