Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1913-12-12
IDAHO NEWS NOTES

passed out by Idaho politicians.
James L. McClear of Idaho has been
nominated by President Wilson to be
United States attorney for the district
of Idaho.
That Harry Ferguson of Boise, for
merly engaged in the restaurant bust
ness in Boise, who was reported to
have mysteriously disappeared under
circumstances Indicating foul play, is
alive in California, 1t is reported.
Among those from whom congratu-
lations were received on his 8Oth birth
| day Saturday at the national capital
by Col. John Singleton Mosby, guer.
| rilla chieftain of the civil war, was
N. J. Crothers of Potlatch, Idaho.
Statewide interest is conferred in the
recent opinion of the supreme court
OF this state in it's ruling that the state
tax commission is vested with advisory
but not mandatory power and there
fore can not interfere with the taxa
ton work of county or state boards OF
equalization.
| Ia A1' ". 0AooOup SIdIc COuLulSSlOucT
of education, says that recently when
DR.. J. s. Pritchet. president of the
Carnegie foundation, was invited by
the state of Vermont to submit a new
plan for the management of its schools
and university, he recommended the
Idaho plan and urged its adoption.
Guilty Of assault with a deadly
weapon" was the verdict returned by
jury in district court at Moscow
against DR.. H. P. Carlton of Genesee
for having knocked Olaf ]. Pearson
down twice with his rifle, tied him
with a robe and stabbed him more
than dozen times with his knife
while he lay on the floor.
| With it's slogan, More and Better
Livestock for North Idaho Farms" the
university livestock special will be
taken by the Northern Pacific railway
over all it's branch lines and it's main
line crossing Idaho.
The itinerary.
Sites, $40 a. m. Thursday, Deem
Der 16; KoOskia, 10: 15-12 m. Tuesday
December 16; Kamiah, 12:20-1: 40 p. m.
Tuesday, December 16; Orofino, 2:40
p. M, night meeting, December IL;
Port Lapwai, $3.50 a. m. Wednesday,
December II; Culdesac, 1O-11:3O a. m.
Wednesday, December II; Winchester,
1880 p. m. Wednesday, December II;
Ferdinand, 4:5O-6 p. m. Wednesday,
December II; Grangeville, $40 a. m.
Thursday, December 10; Cottonwood,
11:35 a. mills p. m. Thursday, De-
cember 18; Vollmer-Ilo, 2-5:3O p. m.
Thursday, December 18; Nez Perez
8-11 a. m. Friday, December 10; Reu.
bens, 12:55-1:55 Friday, December 10;
Lewiston, $3.50 p. m. December 49,
: night meeting; Juliaetta, $3.50 Satur'
day, December 20; Troy. II a. m-12
noon, Saturday December 20; Moscow
12:45-1:45 p. m. Saturday, December
20; Genesee, 1855 p. m. Saturday
t December 20; Occur d'Alene, SO a. m
Monday, December %; Rathdrum
10:15-12-15 p. m. Monday, December
%; Athol, 12:40-2:40 p. m. Monday
! December %; Granite, 1855 p. m
Monday, December %; Clarks Fork
8-11 a. m. Tuesday, December %, nigh
meeting; Standpoint, 12-2:30 p. m
q Tuesday, December %; Careywood
g 320-4:3O p. m. Tuesday, December %
!. This train will carry Amorita,
Percheron mare, which won gram
champion honors at the Internationa
u Livestock show, Chicago. 1909, fin
representative shire and good Clydes
dale type of horse.
Good individuals of the Shorthorr
q Hereford and Angus breeds will be O.
y this train. Holstein, Jersey and Guerr
It sey cows will compete for dair
honors.
= Sheep are not being used to an
y considerable extent in north Idaho, a
though Idaho is the fifth in ran
:, among the sheep states Of the Unior
! The hog is spoken of everywhere a
the mortgage LITTER" and he surel
8 is true to his reputation in nortl
l. Idaho.
d The livestock special has car espe
d cially fitted up to demonstrate tn
economic value Of pound of meat il
other food equivalents, the relative lc
:. cation of the butchers cuts on all tn
. meat animals, and methods will b.
= | oHOWh AOi WI hAhe3 up thO ShOoPOA wv
:, of meat in a most palatable and ar
petizing manner
A bulletin is being prepared for thu
II housewife telling the best methods o
It curing and working up meat on thu
, farm and tested and tried recipes TO
C cooking different cuts of meat in thu
n most economical way to bring on
s their flavor and food value will als'
be given. One copy of this bulletil
r Is to be given to all housewives whit
= visit the home economics car on tn
a train.
Lectures will be given by Dean Car
8 lyle and Professor e. ]. Iddings in lee
!. ture cars provided on the train a
a soon as the special" reaches a re
q corded stop. w. J. Jordan, genera
: agent for the Northern Pacific railwa,
a at Lewiston, will be In charge of tn
9 special" This train will leave Mos
COW the evening of December 10.
Vo,., = s,hi>r nroNune Self