The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1913-11-13
IDAHO STATE news

IDAHO STATE news
University OF Idaho, Moscow
English club presented two plays in
the auditorium They were translated
from the old English to modern Eng
lish by two OF the students who parti-
cipated, Miss Gladys B. Collins and
Miss Ethel Bailey.
! sandpoint-Work on the addition
to the old Standpoint creamery pur-
chased this summer by Guy 8. Hell
Dhrey Is progressing rapidly. Mr.. Hell
phfey did not intend to start the
creamery till next spring, but he has
been assured the milk from 40 cows
owned by one concern and will start
the first OF the year.
Gifford.-Professor Potter and Miss
Grace Redfield, county superintend-
emit OF schools. were here Wednesday
organizing girls and boys clubs, the
girls to take up bresdmaking ard sew
| ing, the boys to raise corn and pouI-
try. The exhibits will be shown at
the Lewiston fair next fall. The work
interests the pupils. Several boys
joined the breadmaking and sewing
club.
Lewiston. Norman Voilmer, young
est son OF !. +. Vollmer, multimillion-
aire banker and pioneer OF Lewiston,
has filed a petition In bankruptcy be-
fore CHARLES n. Chance, referee In
bankruptcy. The only liability listed
judgment Tor 1880 obtained
against young Vollmer by b. +. Nc
Lain, jockey, In the superior court.
ment.
Wailace-Ihe rescue car OF the bu-
reou OF mines mas been located at the
Morning mine during the week giving
instruction In first aid and the use OF
oxygen helmets to the miners. 1t Will
give inbtrucuons ana demonstrations
Ut tne Hunter mine during the coming
week Inc car mas been III this dis
trict more tnan month, instructing
the employees OF the various mines.
Lewiston.--Secretary Wallace X.
Struple mas mailed invitations to diff
ferent cities In the northwest inviting
promoted by the Northwest Live
stock association to visit all principal
ciues IN the northwest after the Lew
lston snow Is over, later attending the
Pncific International Live Stock ex'
position In Portland. The live stock
snow committee has made arrange
menus Tor the building OF an addition
al barn 10 accommodate 40 head OF
dairy STOCK. TWO tents, 30 by 1870,
VIII De stretched Tor the surplus stock
which VIII be exhibited at the fair.
kellogs.-A list has been received
mere OF the residents OF Shoshone
VINO nave paid the state license on
their automobiles, and the list shows
thht large number OF local owners
ing the state tag.
The list Is being checked. and an
other list. bearing the names of the
local men who have cars without H.
censes, Is being prepared and viii be
sent to Boise. A rush for the licenses
Is expected to follow at once. In the
list sent from Boise the owner of
every licensed car I'm Shoshone county
Is given.
Boise.--Deputy Sheriff Clawson was
shot through the jaw here by Clarence
Roush, an ex-convict. on whom he had
Just served warrant charging for
gerry. Clawson fell when hit by the
bullet, but. rising, he fired three shots
at the fleeing assailant, and fell again.
unconscious. His condition is serious.
Posses are seeking Roush.
Roush apparently was submissive
when first accosted by the officer.
When the officer took hold of him,
however. he drew his revolver and
pressing the muzzle against Clawson's
face. fired and ran.
Clawson was guard during the
Haywood-Moyer trials here several
years ago.
Lewiston.-The suit entitled North
erh facitic Railway company against
~. = hirzei' IN winch the city OF Lew
iston appears as intervenor, Is now