The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1913-05-16

From Exchanges.
OF INTEREST TO IDAHOANS
Events and Industrial Progress
Of the Week.
The msrshal of Post Falls receives
800 per month salary.
A Standpoint report states that
nshiDg Is excellent 10 Pend d'Oreille
lake.
The Athol base ball team defeated
the Careywood team at Athol Sunday
by score Of 5 to 8.
Professor w. Fl. Wicks Of the
horticultural department., University
Of Idaho, has issued bulletin show.
Ing that as high as $343.63 per acre
can be cleared on tomato culture In
Idaho.
The high school track meet held at
St. Maries last Saturday resulted 10
an overwhelming victory for st.
Maries. Out of a possible 144 points
st. Maries took 95, Plummer A and
Harrison I've.
Chas. II. Allen and Reece G. Clev-
enger, sentenced to life Imprisonment
for the murder Of Crowley, the piano
player at HALEY in September 1911,
have been refused a new trial by the
state supreme court.
The federal government has ruled
that indians on the Nez Perce reserva-
s tion 10 north Idaho are subject to the
sshorticultural laws of the state and
must spray their fruit trees under the
same rules and regulations that ap-
ply to citizens of the state.
Governor Haines has named George
w. Edgington of Idaho Falls, A. F.
Conner Of Standpoint, Peter G.. John-
ston OF BlackfOot and H. A. Lawson
Of Boise delegates to the conference
of the American association for labor
legislation to be held in Chicago
June s and7,
A series of Mexican bull fights is
heing arranged for at the Alan race
track In September or October, ac-
cordlng to Occur d'Alene report. It
is said the fights will be humane, the
bulls to be killed only theoretically,
the contests to be decided by points
and harmless weapons to be used.
County Superintendent R. G. Eg-
bers announces that an examination
Of all applicants for teachers certif1-
Gates will be conducted at the court
house in Occur d'Alene, beginning
Thursday, May %, 1918, at the hour
OF 8 o'clock, a. m.
Because OF the passage Of the Webb
bill In congress, prohibiting inter-
state shipment of liquors to dry
territory, the American Express COM
pany has issued circular listing SO
towns 10 Idaho which have hereto.
fore depended largely on Salt Lake
for their supplies. The company will
no longer accept shipments Of liquor
for any Of these towns.
In the matter of the estate of Al
bert johnson $738. .8S Inheritance tax
was paid into the Ada county treasury
Saturday on the order of Probate
Judge Dunbar. Mr.. Johnson left
two heirs. f. F. Johnson of the Boise
City National bank, and Mrs. Annie
B. Jones. wife of DR.. w. A. Jones OF
Minneapolis. He left an estate of
$96, ZOO, mostly 10 notes and Boise
City National bank stock.
Judge D. A. Standrod, J. A. Blom.
Quist and Axel P. Ramstedt appeared
before Clerk I. w. Hart of the SUI
preme court at Boise, Thursday after
noon Of last week, and took the oath
Of Office as the first public utility
commissioners OF Idaho. The cere-
mony was formal aud only those
participating were present.
Governor Haines has honored the
reQuisltion, of Governor Cox Of Ohio
for the return to that state of Harry
Kerr. who Is charged with having
deserted bis wife and children in the
Buckeye state. Kerr was apprehend-
ed 1t Pocatello and was taken i'm