The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-05-22


Fifth Saturday Surprise sale. Big
reduction on Hats at Mrs. Torsen's
Loo
Albert Marks of Genesee, was adj
judged insane today by Judge Nor
gareidge and committed to the asylum
at Orofino.
Jerome J. Day is expected in Mos
COW tonight from Wallace to spend
Sunday with his family. Mr.. Day is
kept constantly engaged in the man
agement of the Tamarack and Custer
mining property in the Occur d'Alenes.
''Trelawney of the Wells" will be
presented at the university auditor
ium this evening by cast selected
from the junior class. Several weeks
preparation has made it certain that
this evenings production will be most
successful.
All the daily papers published in
Idaho Wednesday morning contained
splendid features stories of the action
of the Moscow business men in their
financial support to the Campus Day
exercises besides carrying details con-
corning the event itself, all of which
n I &c 1rtn 10 of thn
chamber of commerce.
Professor c. c. Vincent of the de-
partment of horticulture at the uni
versity will go to Deary tomorrow
to address meeting of farmers re
alive to the proposed establishment of
a cannery at that place. He will out
line the work of the university can
merry and will show a number of fin
shed products turned out by the var
sity plant.
The 1915 Gem of the Mountains"
he annual publication edited by the
unior class at the university, has just
been received from the printer and |
Will be placed on sale Monday morn
ng. Copies will be sold on the steps |
If the administration building between
he hours of 9 and IL o'colck. The |
of the annual was Robt
eth and the business manager o.
:. Carlson.
The county board met in special
ession today to open bids for the con-
of five bridges in Latah
ounty, two concrete structures across
DIV creek near the Peterson school
oUse, two wooden bridges across
lie little Potlatch near Lennville and
ne wooden bridge across Deep Greek
orth of Potlatch. The board will al
} open bids for supplying the coun-
: with So cords of wood. The board
ill remain in session until tomorrow. !
Thurlow Benedict thinks with some
JASON that he is playing in bad luck
tely. Yesterday while riding on his
cycle he collided with the front of d
| automobile, whose driver, a man d
ON Washington, made a turn in the t
rong direction just as Benedict was tt
out to pass him. Benedict was tt
rown violently from his wheel and c
stained a severe sprain of the right 3
m which has only just been taken P
om the bandages in which he has o
d to carry it ever since its bad d
eak some weeks ago. m
An accident to the automobile of
B. Holt, of the Hagan G. Cushing ~
mpany, near Pine Grove school .,
sdnesday evening, nearly resulted III
'iously to both Mr. Holt and his .1
lighter, Mrs. G. H. Cushing who n
S with him in the machine when the al
: struck rock in the middle of the ut
ID which cut the steering wheel en- oh
ely off. Fortunately the car swerv- A,
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hing into barbed wire fence and a.
erely shaking up the occupants M,
the machine swerved to the OPP -,
lite direction it would have gone
the grade and would have become
,cked by long drop and the oc-
ants possibly severely injured or
ed.
y the score of to 1 the Whitman
lege baseball team took yester- -
s afternoons game from the Idaho o..
2. The east-side schedule ended
-. thi
l this game, leaving Washington nj.
e College champion fthis sec
of the Northwest conference. w.
). won four games from Idaho and
e from Whitman, losing but one on
entire schedule-this one to
tman. Whitman took three games 70.
/ Idaho and one from w. S. c.,
lg one game with Idaho and three
W. S. c. Idaho won but one
e during the entire season, taking
from Whitman Thursday after
l.. The percentage column reads:
5. c., 875; Whitman, 500; Idaho
e most gratifying progress is be-