The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1912-12-20

a member of the senior class at the
University Of Idaho at Moscow. The
Rhodes scholar spends three years at
Oxford, with an income of $500
year. Two men are appointed every
three years from each state in the
Union. Foster is the seventh man to
70 from Idaho and is brother Of the
second appointee from this state.
The team of students from the
University of Idaho won the stock
judging contest at the Northwest
Livestock Show in Lewiston, defeat.
ing the team from Washington State
College by 202 points. The winning
team was composed of c. P. Lewis
and H. q. Heard of Moscow. g. E.
Johnson of Idaho Falls and L. l.
Case of Minneapolis.
James H. Wallis. state dairy, food
and sanitary inspector, has issued two
bulletins. One informs the public
that it is Illegal to sell vinegar from
any cask or key not properly stenciled
with the name Of the article or
articles from which the vinegar is
made, and the name and address of
the manufacturer. The other bulle-
tin declares illegal the sale of un-
drawn poultry.
Through a decision handed down
Saturday morning in the United
States district court at Boise by Judge
F. S. Dietrich in favor of V. w.
Platt, state hank commissioner, in
the case of Platt as receiver Of the
Boise STATE bank, against the Globe
Surety company of Kansas City, the
latter must turn over TO Commission.
er Platt notes aggregating approxi-
mately $26, 900. This is the amount
r the surety company was alleged to
F.. have held illegally since the Boise
q State bank went into the receivers
hands last December.
I Memorial services were held ir
e the district courtroom at Occur a.
d Alene, Dec. IA by the Kootenal Coun
ty Barr association in honor of tht
late Senator w. B. Hepburn. Nearly
>. every member of the association was
4 present. The speakers were G. L
!. Heitman OF Spirit Lake ami Attor
&c neys r. Z. Mcfarland, G. II. Potts
!, W. B. Mcfarland Jr,, John P. Ora
a. and Judge r. N. Dunn, the latte
acting 10 the capacity of presidin
officer. Mr.. Heltman and Mr.. Ora
IL were closely associated with the de
VI ceased for many years.
co The attention Of the state pul
nc food department has been called
..o the fact that some of the turkeys sol
II around Thanksgiving time wei
N afflicted with tuberculosis. This is
very common thing with chicken
iVe but this is the flrst case of this kit
In that has been found with turkey
lgo Several complaints had been maj
nef about the queer looking livers -four
10 the turkeys, but the cause was
lie, discovered until one of the liyers "
ago sent to DR.. Carl F. Raver, who pr
noupced the disease tuberculosis. Il
has pure food department has been tryi
the to originate some way of telling
i'm. disease at a glance, so that purchas
the may protect themselves when ouyi
de. but up to the present time have Dc
ious unsuccessful. The department WI
cla- es to warn people against buying III
we're or poultry from shops that do not
ioy the reputation Of being cleanly
of Snit has been brought by the \
have thern Pacific Railway comp
leral against Wilfred L. Clifford. secret
hich of state, for the sum OF S4oo pa'u
and, the railway company to the state
! at idaho as an annual corporation
consetax, The matter of the dol
and cents involved in the suit is
lno'' the basis of the action, as the rai'
= IA comnaoy contends that the law
= =. nosiuy an annual corporation III
'eieo. tax to do business in the state IS
eseu' constitutional. The suit mas
wne' instituted by the railway compan
nce III the district court of Nez Perce co
and constitutional questions
,e su- heeu raised which will permit Oh
d all suit being carried to the sup
ty of court of the United States Id
States event that either of the parl'es
Sena. action desire to carry it that iar'
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