The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-03-07

COW today Mr.. Malloy states he Is
aiding the new assessor in the present
years assessment but will soon en-
gage in other line of business.
DR.. w L. Carlyle has been selected
by the chamber Of commerce to rep
resent this city at meeting to be
held in the future by the Portland
chamber of commerce in relation to
plans for terminal facilities for handl-
| ing bulk grain.
At the recent election of officers OF
the Lewiston lodge of Elks, Alex Kas-
berg was elected exalted ruler and
Henry Heitfeld secretary. e. E. East
wood was elected as delegate to the
grand lodge with F. e. Butler as al
| ternate.
| w. w. Wilson, graduate of Wash
ington State college, and his sister,
Miss Norma, senior at w. S. c. this
year. arrived in the city Friday after
noon from Pullman for a brief visit
with friends They attended the soph-
omore frolic at the University last
night.
The live stock, dairy and grain
judging contest at the university Fri
;al, Of hn1
day for all agricultural students yes
terday drew much interest and was at
tended by large number of down
town visitors. The event will be eli
NAKED in a big banquet tonight at the
Guild hall
Bovill Masons have been granted
dispensation by the Grand Lodge of
Idaho, and have organized lodge of
the order in that town. The officers
of the new lodge are: A. Albrecht,
w. NJ; F. E. Smith, S. W; T. P.
Jones, J. w. They meet in the l 0.
o. F. hall on the second and fourth |
of each month.
Plans are being made by Dean Ayres |
of the university law school to secure |
work for as many as possible of the |
first and second year law students dur
ing the summer months. Some will
serve as book sellers for the West Pub
fishing company some special induce
ments having been offered by that
firm.
The Idaho Washington basketball I
series in which will be decided the
northwest conference championship,
will be played at Pullman on the even
ngs of Thursday, Friday and Saturday
Of next week according to an an
made today by Manager
g. L. Larson. Special trains will be
run from here on Friday. and Saturday
nights.
The U. S. civil service commission
that forest and field clerk
examination will be held in this city
IN April 4, 1914. A knowledge of stem
,graphy, typewriting and bookkeeping
S required in connection with this
examination. Persons who desire to
inter the examination should apply
O the district secretary, eleventh civil
ervice district, 207 Post Office build
ne. Seattle, Wash, for application
lank and further information.
Lieutenant Fooks, commandant of
he university battalion of cadets, has
from Spokane where he spent
everal days on business matters. He
nnounces that Major Albright of Fort
gorge Wright has been detailed for
ne annual inspection of the university
adets and that the inspection will be
cid either Monday or Tuesday OF next
eek. Major Albright will arrive in
oscow Monday morning.
Tennis enthusiasts at the university
re making their plans for the coming
Jason and are preparing to put the
)urts in shape within the next few
AVS The courts are already dry
lough to permit rolling and an early
)ening of the game is anticipated.
reater interest in the sport is pre-
cted for this spring than ever before
nee tennis has been included for the
st time in the list of conference con-
SITS. Competition for places on the
rsity teams will be keen.
On the 10th of the month in Spokane
e Northwest Lumbermen's Fire Pro-
,tion association will hold its regu
|, meeting. The chief subject of dis
ssion will be Mr.. Shattuck's plans
|, manufacturing bi-products from
nber. Both Mr.. Shattuck and Mr..
NIX will be present and will address
meeting in order to give clear ex-
sition of their plans and of the kind
assistance they require in their
TX. 1t will be the policy of the as
cation to do everything in their
wer to promote the excellent work
Shattuck is now carrying on.