davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-30
ct Darifo til maeterne,

8rtpernsr garranra, Gbeien for
Sc merifanife &onititutionaliitcr, bar
efter en- &onfererce meb fine Mill.
tore Taaogipere telegraferet til
Sranfrigs og Storbritamniens Hre'
miermiuiitre og siuet Dem SorieI
ON Sorpiflinger, buis europGiife aas
pitaliiter ifaifeoe Si,ertaloanet %
forpngtebe Solointraberite. San tc.
Iegrafereoe, at bois &onititutioraI'
iIterne i|eirer, bill ct Sorisg fra eng.
lambs eaer Sranfrigs SIDE paa at
inofrppe bette 2aan, Iebe til arig
meo Werico. San anmobebe Wtini'
itrene ON at oiiertlisgiere bans uo'
~talclie.
Sra Wericc gitp meloeS | Sor.
binbelie meb openitoaenoe, at Sepl'
teretfammeret bar oeotaget Eegie'
riugspropoiitionen ON Sptagelien al
ct Statslaan paa 500, 100000. Sor.
ilaget err operIenot Senatet, bpor oct
ontages at bile blipe oeotaget uoell
npuncpprSig W~o0itanb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-30
6uperncren paa Oa9t,

Sro Ghoentr, gri3ora, berettes
Ben 26oe gtai:
8uperner Stunt gioroe ioag, be-
opbnet meo HifIc og R~epoloer. ionl
R~eglcnrentet iorcifrtpcr, TO timers
gQgttiencite oppe poa @urcrne, 'om
omaiuer StatSiPugslet | 5Iorcnce.
San Iorretteoe fripiuig Sogttiene'
tie, mp6ers 5angerre % oereS regil'
lore 9ogtere onerpar en- Gnuoeoiue'
foncert / Srngslet5 Spiieiol.
Get bar opgtist parmt / SoIitegen
oppe paa Wuren, % oct IortrIles,
at oenne grtrapagtticneite foiteSe
Buuernsren TO Tuno | gRgt. glen
ga ban ueier aoifiQig oOer 200 Runo,
antages ban ingen parig Wfen at Iaa
al 0et.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-30

% Wisiion9rer, iom De meote, pe
iom bar ipge.
SeIu bapoe Gooiepelt life imagt
iaarneget iom Ell Grade, bperfen al
Gbampagnen eler @biifpen, III
8ranopflaifen' bapbe ban oruffet
noiagtig 7 uncer, ium peb TO anleor
ringer Dor gtpet bam al Or. Vsearns,
ba ban bapoe Sober.
Sibite Sang bette bGnote, bonoe
ban iagt iii 9oftoren, at ban life
Iifte oct og BELT piloe ilippe at tase
mer al oct, ON BET life bar abiOlut
n%eopenoigt. Slaifen bleo 9ioet I'll
@rpeNitionens Ssrer, Wr. 81. s. GU.
ningbam. San bragte ben ursrt mes
fla til &bartlm. SberItGn fortalte
piOere, at ban paa fine 8algreiier al.
brig imagte noget ItPrft, meb llnbta-
gelie al, at ban, naar ban bapoe toIt
fla bees, ON Iftenen, naar ban GIT
tiIiengs fultbe tage iig ct tort 8Ias
Wfelf meb en- Sbeifefulo 9rRnoi /
ben.
Seq fam, Iad fonflubereoe ban
Sormiobogens Sioueforflaring, "meo
tilnGrmeIiepts Nsiagtigbeo opgipe,
bpab ieg bar imagt al it9rfe Srtt:e
/ De iioite Is Iar. Sperfen / bi8Ie
IS aar, eller ibeletoget iiben iee font
til Siels Iar % IIOer, bar ieg Ell
eneite Sang pGret unber ielp Den
ipageite Stoflpbelie al beruienoe
Sriffe."
Sberitens Sorfloriuger Itaofpites
bes / eft % alt al Be &ibner, Tom az
bsrteS ON gftermiooagerl, al bptlfe
mange bapOe fienbt bam nGiten belle
bans Sip. 9lanbt bisie bar Or. aler.
amber 2an1bert, Der bar ppret Goo.
Iepelts Samilielpge % intime @en ,
oper 80 9lar, Or. g. DC. &irep, fbp.
@eneralfirurg / Marinen % iaauel
Wtc &inlep Tom Ireiioent &~ooiepcltS
offtctele 2pge | beres Gegieringstto,
Sacob Otis og Sournaliiten 8ilion
8arbner.
Or. Sambert, Der err 2anbets itGr'
tie Specialiit / alfoboliitiife SDgbom-
me. og iom bebanbleoe HooiepeIt eT-
ter Wproattentatet pna bam / Wttl'
tpal1fee, erflprebe, of ingen, iom bao-
De ppret bengipen, ielp til en- mooe'
rat @poelie al beruienbe 9riffe, ptr-
DC bape operlepet ct iligt Saar, rom
GooIepelt peo Sen 9lnleOning tiIfete'
SpS
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-30
en- typaetis Sanfmane

Sra @infieIb, Gaui, mcIoeS Den
260e Mfai:
Gn ircmitaaenbe @onfmanh bera1
@pcn, Grant Stafioro, bIeu ioag
ibent $50 / @sbe og Sagens DIM.
foitninger for @egoaeIien al Here
Gigartpperier. Sorat gisrc Stam'
men % @inen iaa fort iom mlirtg
peotog ban 0ommen poa 'tnoenhe
500 % forb6o lin 5orioorer al np'
pelere oen iii 9iItrittSrcttcn. San
iaItboloer imiolertio pua Def beitein'
teItc fin llifploi9beo.
San bleu Tor nogle iaa 9oge 'ioet
fun6et ifploig i ilere Epperier al 81
oarer ira gpcnS SobafSbanolerc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-30
6reshoppeherjinser

Sra amariuo, Ger, melbes Den
26he Wai, at en- 5 Wttl breb og 18
Mtil lang @rGSboppeiuGrm, Der er
iaa tat, at Sen itGnger Solen noe,
berier Sen norolige Gel al SEEM
Werico % logger alting fuIbitpnoig
ebe efter fig, e~fterbpcrt icm Den lang
iomt eber fig norboper.
Gen befinoer fig fortioen meGcm
@liba % Serline. Spor ben torer
frem gisr ben alting fort efter fig;
Ser lepneS life ct grsnt Straa eler
@Iao. Ser er 6arc for, at itore Siors
ser al a~reaturer, iiar al Saar, bill
irtlte libel 90 @reSbopperne bar
giort iuIoitrnoig rent 9orS" efter
fig / mangioIoiqe @iles Smfrcos.
Observation-Disclosures, Staten og
Observation-Disclosures bar f"orenet fine
SrGfter / SEEM Mierico for at befiGm.
be @rnSbopperne, men biottl noe1
ipnberlig Sirfning.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-30
uforbereot paa Krio.

Grprpiioent @iQiam s. Sait err.
flGreOe / i'm iibite 8orclG8nin9 peo
gale l~lniperiitet | 9clp Sooen Conn,
ioag, at be Sor. Stotcr bar It'll Oct
Iattcrlige u~forberebt poa &rig" %
f~ritiiereoe 9ongresien paa Oet ifar.
petite for oers %llnblooeIie al at forge
for en- tilitreffelig pg tio$mp8iig no
ruitet Scr 90 8Iaaoe.
"Ieget al bet. iom er Ifrepet ON,
bpao Ser oilbe bGnoe | Stlfplbe al
ct Ingreb at Snponeierne, foruoipt'
ter" iagbe ban, "at Be pilbe funne
qipre en- WrngSe umulige cling,
mems ri | Iellemtiben intet oilbe
giere. Men pi maa buife poa, at
hi / Sortioen bar bapt tort Selo, %
bct fan man life altiO itole paa bill
pebnure."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-30
Worefomplot f~crpurret

6ra 8iacmitab paa Curacao tcle.
gratere ocn 25bc Mai: SpoaacIrn
al Ell SommeniprrQeIie moo Grpr.
benton al &erc5ueIa Sion gicenlc
@onle3' 2ip bar Iebet i'll arreItotio.
men al SO Gcriorer for SeIagtigbco /
9torofomplottet.
Sfslae De icrcitc eitcrrctnin9cr
ira Sopcoitoocr GoroccS haooe Der
uGrct GIancn at orrbc Irriiocntcu
paa SciteuoItiuingcu | Faraiip.
Suiten or illo al yipgter ON Ell
revolutionary @epGgeIie / Ricora9uu,
men iaaucI apiierne iom gorgerne
unogour pua oct ombpqgeligite al
uotaIe iig ON Sitlationen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-30
Daleet | China uoiat.

Sra Getina t~elcgraferes oen 27oc
Wai:
8~eotagelien al 4ouititutioncn %
afboloeIien al set fprite grGiibent.
paIg / Den fineiiife HepubIif er blet
lloiat paa ubeitcmt Sio.
Com Sslge al oct beitaaenoc
"~0eooloct" meIlem Eartierne | Gar.
lGmentet, er bette lat no af Sitrf.
ton. Ger cr iieIoen ct banoleopgtigt
gntnl O}eolcmmer tiIiteSe.
Zen propiioriife GrRiioent GUAM
Chi aai moOtoq ibag / alioieus %
Amerifonere, iom er paa 8eieu til
Observation-Disclosures onfercnceu
SdnpeiS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-30
Uobdfspanen
Gnfcl Gam or SerScns itsrite 50.
b%nfSbrnacr.
@iaioner eaar op I Npa.

Set nmerifauife Solf err Sc itsrite
Sobafafoniumcnter / gsrOen. Iette
Ireur8if I'll gpi0erS mrOer 9ebano.
IIn1cn AZ SobafSaiinittet / 0en al
Observation-Disclosures RGringsfomite
forcilaaebe me 5olotarii.
8%iennenlinIt 3iorbriQet bels6er fia
til 6 Euno ON Iaret pr. SnSipiO, 8.
b, |. uoIignct paa bucr Nano, auin.
DC OF Barn / 9auoet. Reqner man
imtolertio finn mco Nan0Sperioner
UNDER rs Iar uil 8ienneminitsfor.
brugct for SiSieS 9cofommenoe an.
ora1e I'll t6 Elno ON Iaret.
5 Sobet al Sc iioite 80 gor err 20.
b~afafor6ritaet beri 2anSct itcaet $50
RllnN, mems set I 6roufriae / iamme
Slosrum fun or itegct % % / eng.
IonO % Grocent.
6or lloorbei0erne al Sen me Solo.
tarif er NiSie Gnta fun al getp6uina.
forlnooi0t Tom De antpoer IGroien
AZ Groouftet iom Stotsinotputsfil.
DC. Gerimoo piI Sc furne pore ar
hetpoelig Sntere8ie Tor 9rgeu OF
SocioIoacn meo Senipn til Den az
@rugen soeoc Sirfrira poa Sol.
fetS llpIelige % fpiiife llopifling.
anlerifo er Icr0ens Itsrite Tro.
lucent al @Iootobof. 3ctte fSoftum
toget | 6orbinoeIie mco Sen bsie
Golo poa tiluirfe0e So6afsproblf.
ter, Ser er iaitiot / Den nqrpprenoe
Snrif og ~bibebolot / oct rcoioereSe
SoritioriIdg bar p~raftiif taIt iamme
Vlrfnlrg iom ct oirefte iSorbuo moo
Snoisrielen al GobafSiabrifater meo
llnntoGeIie al DC iineite Sorter Giga.
rer ira Cuba.
GeSitocu Irgger De ! mango af Be
leocnoe eitroppiife 2anSc eriIterenbe
oifeutIige SobafsmoncpoIer itore
@inoringcr | @eien for llooifIinaer
al en- International SambdnSel meo
Fro0ufter al 0ette Slaas.
Observation-Disclosures | Sc fsor.
Statcr onornqer til npiten en- Oil.
lion GltHO ON aaret og Sens gproi
til ca. sol 100000. @proien al
SnoiorleIen al utiIpirfet Sobaf be.
lsber Jig gierneminitIia til $751;.
100000 on aaret. IRroier al port
tiloirfeoe Eroouft - Giaarer, Giau.
%rettcr. Hege. % IpaGetobaf og Srus
nnllaae5 iii S417,000.0 900, rs.
fer'elea iii omtrent 100000 900
OF SnofsricIen til omtrent $4,000.
600.
Ter rsGes Der | 2anSet giennem.
initlig oper 5000. 100000 Giaarer
og oocr 100000 coo Gigaretter
ON Nnret.
Sobafapro6ucenterre og So6ufs.
truIter, bUis GulSsniuq Tor en- Sio
Itoen bsitioeIiaen oefreterc0es az
Sauoets Ssiciteret, 6ebsper life at
mere no1en Erpgt for uoenlan0it
aonfllrrence iom Sslae al Sen Sc.
motratiife Repi'ion AZ To6afstolSer.
Ter er fliu ioretaqet 10 Toranorin.
ger, nPrntcit al en- tefriif Natllr, OF
De er al iaa ioriUinoeu0c genouinq.
at Dc fan iFttcS no al getragtning.
) So6af5inouitrien a~nuenoteS ser
iorrige Gar 2437,OOO Guno 2afris
% $4,000 Gun0 Suffer. Tor oisie
EroOufter5 @eSfommenoe bp6cr Sen
foreIIaaeoe S%arifreuiiion So6atStrr.
item b~etpoeLige GoroeIe. iSet 5oloen
paa SofriS er ueoiat IRA 2@ Gent
I'll I Gent Fllrbet, mems ScIoeu pan
Suffer graSpiS opbPpes ! 2s6et al
ire Anr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-30
6ompers' Svsoom.

iii Observation-Disclosures aontor I
@aibington er Ser Sen 26oe gtat
inolebet Ieobelelie ON, at BETS GrP.
iioent. SnmueI @OmperS. Ser / Ipn.
gere Sio bar Iigsat aIuorIig iog / III.
lantic Gitp. FAR bnpt et SilbageiaIo.
Iteolenmrerue al bans 6amilie trar
5orbereOeIie til at rciie iii AtIanttc
Gitu meO Rorgentoget Sen nQre
Sug.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-30

GiItrict Of GoIum6ias SGieiteret.
Ser oprinoelig Ssmtp SauuIeI @om.
perS. Sobn @litheG og Sranf Ior.
riion iii SGugiel ior uouiit 8tuge.
aat for Rettan. er in6gaaet meS PIN.
isgning iii De Sor, StatrrS Ssieite.
ret ON at siennemgao GiitriftSap.
pellatiouSrettens a~ienSelie, ser tao.
ipiteoe Tommeu oper De ire arber.
o~erisrere men iormiIoeoe Straiicuo.
maalingen.
Ct IiguenN anorcsenoe. er mo.
ienSt ira beres S~agfsrere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-30
ulyffen / California.

Song geeod, Gal, 266c Wai:
StotaItro'en Der Ssroog, oa 36 Mien.
neIter miItcoe 2tUet ueo en- Cant
manipulating al 9rpggen / RGrbe.
ocn al auditorium, oil ioa tiIislge
en- HGtte HetSiogcr, iom fan font.
me I'll at foite gpen mango Bcnge.
Otter ell 8~ronoiurp llnoeriegeIie.
Tom itrar bill bli optat, Deutes Der
'anleoes itillCt aruo paa en- iamlet
SfabeSeritotning al 100000 eller
mere. @peirs GmbeoSmPno er Ser
Tor MI trapeIt Optat meo at itu0ere
oerne Si0e al Sagen.
&ioIig igaar baUOe man Sumo.
tab ON, at 33 bauSe lat Sipet iii
ue6 lllpften, i ouerneicnbe GRAB
auin0er og 9sru. Senere er poer.
Iigere ire Ieosfalo tommet til.
Mrs. +. 6. Bulb buffe0e unOer ON
Gitermiooagm for be gcifnoigelier
bun baUoe li6t, Sa @uIUet iant, &c
10 andre Sfre5 RaUre er gtbel @D.
Del og Mtrs. Mc3onolo. Guonu iles
re er | en- iaa6an 9iIitauo, al SereS
9so fan uertes. 9ettc giGI0er iaa.
Iebes Iii8 Rarguerite ReeO berira
gpeu. Sun Iigger meo bruffet Hpg.
8iQiam Cooper ira Baiaoena. en-
geterau ira Srimtriseu, oil ueppe
itaa Oct ooer.
Smtrert 90 Terioner blep alpor.
lig foPitet. Ge ileite al Dem ligger
enSnu paa Soipitaler Der os / SOS
angeles. Ge. buis geIfaSigeIier par
al Iettere art, bragtes igaar iii line
Stem | sos angeles 90 Rabo6per.
aapteiu Gubert 4. Seutt OF bans
&ameraters Sig oil lite bIi bentet
biem iii gnelanb, 9ette blep | 1ian-
bags turbsiort | Oct fongelige geo.
graiiife Selifab | 9on6on al Soro
Gur3on, ioet SefifabetS @ulmaSalie
6leu tiloelt DC omfomne Golariare.
res Gnter eaer n9rmeite giterlaote,
De nPrmeite Sl9gtnirger baooe
nemIig beitemt, al De omtcmns 6or.
ifere ifal buile / Den ipopolare S.
erten, bpor De M Iigger. % al Der
alSrig ifaI sigres noaet 6oriss paa
at brinse benz bien.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1913-01-14

LONDON, Jan. 14.-Never was the
war situation more grave than today,
when as the result of the delay of the
Turks in accepting their terms the
Balkan ENJOYS served notice upon Sir
Edward Grey, the British foreign min
lister, that unless the peace terms pro-
posed by the Balkan states were ac-
cepted Immediately the present armi-
stice with Turkey would be at once
terminated and war would continue.
The diplomats here declare that the
situation is most grave, and while
every effort to prevent war is being
made by the representatives of the
powers, It is understood that none of
them have confidence that they may
be able to avert further hostilities.
The Turkish envoys are still here
awaiting further advices from Con-
stantinople, but it is reported that they
expect war to be resumed.
AS the Young Turk party is in con-
troll of the military department it is
generally believed that the Turkish
grand council will favor the resump-
tion of hostilities.
While all the states seem willing
enough to continue the war all seem
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1913-01-14
JOHNSON CAUGHT in GETAWAY: Big
NEGRO ATTEMPTING TO Go TO CAN
ADA=fAD HOME PURCHASED

BATTLE CREEK, Mich, Jan. A.
Jack Johnson and his white wife were
removed from the train here today at
the request of the federal officials at
Chicago.
The police learned that Johnson was
en- route to Toronto. and feared that
he might forfeit his bond on the white
slave charge. The big negro insisted
that he only intended to remain in
Canada for few days. He returned
to Chicago in company with govern
ment officers.
When arrested Johnson, his wife, and
their valet were taken to the home
of Policeman Patterson to await the
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1913-01-14

arrival of the Chicago federal author
tiles.
When the negro was permitted to
i've 100000 bonds in Chicago he agreed
that he would not leave Illinois. He has
already violated that agreement.
Johnson explained that he was en-
route to Toronto to see Tom Flanna-
gan, his former manager regarding an
offer for a fight with AL Palzer in
Paris.
Johnson produced a letter dated at
Los Angeles and signed by Tom
C'Rourke, Palzer's manager, which said
would be split between the fighters as
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1913-01-14
Oregon Men Named for Office.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 14.-President
Taft today sent to the senate the NOM
nations of the following Oregon offic-
ials: AS Collector of Customs at Port
land, John Burgard; Marshal of the
District of Oregon, E. c. Kirkpatrick;
Collector of Customs at Astoria,
Frank Parker Postmaster at Port
land, Thomas McCusker; at Astoria.
Frank Corney; at Roseburg. F. w.
Haynes, at LaGrande, ]. H. Pearce.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1913-01-14
To Attack Border Towns.

NOGALES, Ariz., Jan. 1.-Two hun
dred Mexican laborers employed at
the Douglas and Aqua Prieta smelters
are marching to Montezuma to join the
rebel bands which are mobilizing there
under Marcello Caravo. Over 500 are
already in camp. According to reports
the first week of February has been
fixed for a rebel attack on several
of the border towns.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1913-01-14

y lcu .olo
In short the appropriation for the
purposes of higher education in Ida
no in proportion to the total assessed
valuation of the state is less than one
half that in Oregon and one-third that
of Washington.
The test of cost per student is per-
haps not fair test, the only real ba-
sis being that of the schools success
in education, but the Idaho cost per
student to the state Is the lowest of
any state institution in the United
States, and the standard of efficiency is
higher than in many instances where
the cost per student is greater. Here
is an interesting table comparing the
cost per student for education:
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1913-01-14
Portland Park Man Missing.

VENICE, Cal, Jan. 14.-The failure
of John Cordray of Portland, to keep
an appointment and the subsequent
discovery of two pocketbooks contain
ing cards bearing his name near the
end of pier is causing much anxiety.
Cordray, who is manager of the
Oaks amusement park in Portland, is
said to have started for Venice After
his failure to appear and the finding
of the pocketbooks, the police were
notified
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1913-01-14
PROGRESSIVE SPIRIT,
NOT POLITICS, MEANT

TRENTON, N. j., JAM 14.-A fiat
denial of the report that he advised
the democratic members of the Maine
legislature: "If you cannot elect a
democratic senator, combine with the
progressives and elect a progressive" !"
was voiced by Governor Wilson today.
He also explained that when he said
the word progressive" in yesterdays
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1913-01-14

Press dispatches state that the cir
cult court of appeals at San Francisco
has affirmed the judgment of the U. S.
district court at Boise in the Kester
and Kettenbach cases from Lewiston.
Announcement was at once made
that application would be made for a
rehearing, and if unsuccessful, that
proceedings in certiorari and for stay
of Judgment would be taken before
the supreme court of the United
States. The bonds given by the de-
fense are continuing and the status
remains unchanged, it is understood,
until the proceedings are definitely
terminated.
Outline of the Case.
The indictments were returned by
the grand jury at Moscow, November
20, 1909. Many indictments were re-
turned at that time, and the defend
ants were tried on many counts. The
indictment upon which the were
convicted charged that in report to
the comptroller of the currency bear
ing date January 20, 1907, the de-
PENDANTS made false entry wherein
the legal tender notes were reported
in an incorrect amount, and more in
amount than there were legal tender
notes on hand.
In the same report it was charged
that the checks and other cash items
were reported in much less amount
than the checks and other cash items
on hand.
In the report of April 1, 1907, it
wes charged that the defendants made
a false entry in that the legal tender
notes were reported in much great
er amount than the amount of the
legal tender notes on hand, and that
the checks and other cash items were
reported in a much less amount tha
the checks and other cash items on
hand.
Upon three of these counts the de-
PENDANTS were convicted.
The case in brief, says the Lewis
ton Tribune; is that Robnett abstract
ed and embezzled $13O,O00 from the
Lewiston National bank. Chapman as
sisted him in concealing the abstrac-
ton. Robnett and Chapman made the
false entries upon which the defend
ants were convicted, and Robnett and
Chapman were protected by the prose-
cution. Robnett pleaded guilty and
was promptly pardoned by the presi-
dent. The evidence also shows that
during the time Kester and Ketten-
bach were in charge of the bank they
increased the capital stock from $780,
700 to 100000; paid in dividends 1884,
900. and left the bank with 100000
capital and 100000 surplus; that they
did not make the entries upon which
they were convicted; that two years
work by government experts failed to
disclose a single wrong transaction on
The part of Kester and Kettenbach, or
the misappropriation by them OF a
single cent of the banks money.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1913-01-14

CASE IS AFFIRMED

George w. Tannahill has conducted
the litigation for the defense from the
beginning, James e. Babb joining the
proceedings on appeal, as well as
Charles Cavanah of Boise.
The case will now be taken to the
supreme court of the United States
for further review.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1913-01-14
FORESTERS DEFY
The DEEP SNOW

The forestry students of the univer-
sity, who are accompanying Professor
C. H. Shattuck on the trip to the big
logging camps at Potlatch, Boyill and
Elk River, had their first experience
of the trip in winter work yesterday
when they helped shovel the path for
the Inland train between here and Pa
louise. i{Sss,syI
They cut through one stretch OF 1900
feet and another 900 feet in length and
often as deep as 10 feet.
They arrived in Palousc at $50 in
the best of spirits though they had
shoveled nearly all day.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1913-01-14
NATIONAL NAMES
THE new OFFICIALS

harmonious ever held by the company,
the recent Argentine patents decision
and the success of the latest model of
the machine as we'll as the standard
ization of operation in the plant having
given every stockholder reason to
feel good
The directors chosen were Jerome j.
Day. R. Hodgins, Andrew M. Anderson,
Albert NJ. Anderson, Sr., of Garfield, w.
R. Clemans, F. H. David and E. S.
Barton.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1913-01-14
Want Direct Legislation.

ALBANY, N. Y, Jan. 14.-By an
overwhelming vote today the state as
sembly passed constitutional amend
ment providing for the submission to
the voters of the state measure for
the direct election of United States SEN
ators. The measure now goes to the
senate, where its passage is assured.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1913-01-14
COST OF EDUCATION AT IDAHO
LOWEST IN THE WEST

For the education of students at the
University of Idaho the state of Idaho
pays, per student a sum of $500
each year. This is less than one
fourth of the total cost of their educa-
ton, which is $228.O0 per year, but the
difference is paid by the federal gov
ernment
Star-Mirror last evening in answer to
that statement from the Boise States
man published in yesterdays Star
Mirror, in which it was stated that it
would be cheaper for Idaho to close
her educational institutions and send
all her students to Harvard.
The federal government has its bur-
eau of education and it's inspectors,
and the figures given above and those
which follow, are taken from the COM
missioners report and are based upon
data furnished by the inspectors. They
show that no state school in the Uni
ted States costs the people of it's re-
spective state less per student than
does the University of Idaho, and very
few nearly so little. At the same time
the University of Idaho is ranked by
the federal inspector, Mr.. Kendrick c.
Babcock, as most efficient.
According to the Boise Statesman
$453,O00 is asked for the University of
Idaho, and while that sum will be ne
cessary to continue the activities of
the school on their present scale and
expand upon the lines which have
been planned, there is but very small
portion thereof which will be charge
able directly to the education Of the
students at the university in Moscow.
The amount actually asked for from
the state for educational purposes is
Just $124,220. In addition to this $780,
900 is asked for woman's building
and 5000 for mems dormitOry-two
structures necessary to the permanent
equipment Of any school-the sum Of
s121, 900 is asked by the regents for
agricultural purposes, that sum to be
devoted to the farm experiments and
educational extension work, not in
Moscow, but all over the state.
1t will be seen from a study of the
regents report that The sum of $124,-
22O to be devoted to the purposes OF
education at the university is to cover
a period of two years, or that the
state is asked to furnish $62,110 per
year for that purpose.
Boise it will be noted from the
Statesman's figures doesn't object to
an appropriation of $750,000 for the
purpose of improving the new capitol,
which has only just been finished, but
feels aggrieved that the state of Idaho
should pay $124,0O0 for the purpose of
it's sons and daughters.
The fact is that Idahos appropria-
ton for the purposes of higher educa-
ton as compared with the other west
ern states, and as shown by the fig
ures in a recent report of the United
States commissioner of education is
low, as the following table /
showing the comparison with the to-
tai assessed valuation of the state will
show: