The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-02-18

/ l. R. Grow of Orofino was in Mos
COW today. He has been attending the
meeting of fair managers at Spokane
and stopped here on his way home
Mr.. Grow is editor and publisher OF
the Orofino Tribune. He is secretary
OF the Clearwater County Fair asso-
citation and is also probate judge OF
Clearwater county.
A dainty lunch served to all to
demonstrate the quality of the exclu-
sive lines we carry, 9 a. m. to $3.50 p.
M, Friday and Saturday, February
81 and 90. Washburn & Wilson. L2O-1
1t is announced that Miss Jessie
Hoover of the home economics de-
partment of the university, will ad-
dress the high school assembly tomor-
row morning instead Of DR.. Wads-
adelek who had been scheduled to
speak. Miss Hoover is very splend-
id talker and her address to the stu
dents will be full of interest.
Insure with Grow, 41OA South
Main street 00-29pd
In view of the fact that there are
number of Moscow boys who are eX-
perimenting in wireless telegraphy,
it is not to be presumed that all thus
engaged were involved in the thefts
of coils and batteries reported in The
Star-Mirror last night. Only three
boys are involved, but the police have
not disclosed their names. Some OF
the innocent boys were apprehenslve,
since the names were not disclosed
that they might be suspected of being |
the guilty parties.
Perry w. Mitchell of Nezperce was |
an arrival in Moscow today from Spo-
kane on his way home While here he |
visited w M Morgan and other prom |
inent democratic leaders Mr.. Mitchell |
is state senator from Lewis county |
and has frequently represented his |
in the legislature in past years.
He is well known throughout the |
state. Senator Mitchell is an attorney
and is likewise editor of the Nezperce
Herald besides being one of the prime
movers in the development of Lewis
Every Tuesday afternoon from four
thirty to five-thirty, the young ladies'
If the university serve tea in the din
ng room of the home economics de-
)artment in the administration build
ng. A fortnight ago the hour was
devoted to valentine party, at which
more than a hundred of the women stu
Tents were present. 1t is the purpose
If the members of the home economics
faculty to afford the girls
IN opportunity to meet their instruc-
ors and their classmates in an in
ormal social manner, and the weekly
ca gives at once this chance and al
o practice in serving and acting as
ostess. The attendance yesterday
an over sixty, and the popularity OF
he tea-hour is we'll established.
: Tomorrow evening at seven-thirty
harp. the Idaho Home Economics
Tub will hold its regular meeting ia
loom 304 of the administration build
lg. The meeting lasts just exactly
ne hour in order that it may not in
erfere with the preparation of les
ons for the next day. The program
)r this week is of unusual interest
} women, and all those in Moscow
ho care to do so are cordially invit ,
/ to be present. Dean Ayers of the
Nv school will address the young
omen on the subject of the laws OF
laho that are of interest to or that
)ncern women. After this, Miss
orothy Ellis, junior in the home p
department, will make tests b
II the adulteration of textiles. This N
i'll be followed by discussion of n
g articles in the current home eco h