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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-04

Som Set piI fees, fan @iaconiiu
OF Mid)iQou iaar oppiie 0ct lterte
9lntoI al llIDtfcr, i0ct / ierimUuutc
Stat 33 bIcu 0rpbt "a 36 iaaret %
/ iioltnuunte benboIO&oi3 y % AZ.
llIpffcrnc ifpI0c@ mango forltlel'
lile N~oriagcr. Sem % trc0loe bleu
orpbt uc0, at StuOocne u~ioruaren.
ocs 0if al, u bIcu NrUbt pco at
BIZ iorucrIeoc mco &Il0t, - lfplotc
lin egcn llioriigti9btN, REQ at trrf'
fe @cprrcrue cltcr llG, Sobet AZ
iine gin, ANDRE idl0t ior inc e8ne
Sflio, ser entGt Git al peN, at De
gle0 o. ioI0t, cIlcr mems 0e bolot
paa at pubic line @epGrer, o. S
miilcNc Siuct uco - Grufnlng.
Eager man &Uleruea NntuI, ion
/ g8i&coniiu "a Niidigan nnilaae9 III
10000 % / Be eurige Stater til II.
geiaa mango, nItioa iiI'ammen 100.
600 Mouo, mou9c@ WtongeI paa
Grfaring % Ben lluorrcubc0 % nGs
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-04
Sritiife Kriosifibe
beherifer oltlanteren.

Tererer al Gumpifibet "gucor~.
ION I Sirs0ogs anfom til 9Iep 9orf
ira Ghriiubal. GentrnIamerifu. Be.
rctter. az miuOit - brittle arig$-
fl5e patru.ierer 9ltlnnterhauet mel.
lem 3ep l)orf 90 Eunomof1roleu.
uoioriteroe 0acet me0 line Srau0.
loic. electromagnetic al croiurr foW.
mertieI Misunderstanding ira 2lli.
ten % holoeure pal Oeu Niua0e itarp
ll0tig meo al Sttb9iart poa 0iSie
aanter. elsie arisSitibe5 ~traaoleie
4ftioitet er I'll itor lllciligheo Tor Be
ancrifaufe @an0eI@itibe. "a oereS
hoiippuote R~aoiobclger oueroeper Ell.
6uert 6orieg ira SunNelsltibe paa At
giere Jig bart.
Neo Simeon" meoiuIgte @fcSIenl.
merne al Observation-Disclosures BE.
uilgninsSfomite. iom bar ioretaget
en- Sripeftionsrciie iii Eouamofona.
len.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-04

item frimineQe Sfie0eSIpsbeo, iom
lulin0er aipr Jig ifpIOi8 l. fan man
Slot mnOrc5 ouer, at llIpttcrne9 4n.
tai life bar pGrct itorre.
Set Itcrc Nntol al %llIuffcr al set,
te SIoJ5 / Miaconiin iorri8e Mar
IS 0rUbte % iuurcOe - 9ou
Stooct til en- Agitotion i 6opsr al
itrcn9erc &altIoue % 6ororOninger
me0 Nenipn til 9ru8en Al &aaben
/ Sfogene. men citeriom GiOeu gif
iuGtfc0c5 SnOtrpffct, oG ga SrJi9.
lutllren iumleoca loo Sogeu til at
0Urc 1Iemt.
S~aQm0bpttct / Sc i~orifieaige Eta.
ter bar pprct rigt ioet oct beIober
Tia I'll 3uiilOer Suffcr &Ilot al
iorIficQigc Slogs. Guer 1000
Smffer Glg, Short o8 onoct li8'
ncnoc Srorpilot bIcu ituot / isis
coniin % Mi6igou % rimeIi9oia ct
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-04

5oriiCiies paa Stoe 4
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-04
Oa0tulvffer.
SfipncSlfsbcS % lliuriiatisbcb Iar-
iaa i mal9c lllnffcr.
SfanOinapcr blanot circnc

5 Sogtirionen, iom enote SEN
3Otc Nopcmbcr, mlitc0e III MCn-
ucifcr Sipet, mems 1862 iooreOeS /
nlcr cler mirbre iarlig @rao / Il
al llnionenS Stater % Ell al Sc
funooiite Eropinicr, hporira Ser
iorcIig9cr itntiitiIfe Cp9npcr oper
oiSic lllpffer, iom Tor Sc iIeiteS
&c0fommenoe ifnINc5 llporrenbco og
lliorii0tiqbeb I'll SommcnIigning
fan opIpieS, at HntnQct al orGbte
iorrigc Nor beleb ii8 til 1875 % Iu.
tanct al iaareoc til t25.
NcOcnitoaenNe Sn6cI aioer N(n.
toilet al orr6tc o. iooreOe / Sc Il
Stater % / Den fauaOiife Fropina
Sutario:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-04
VIZ M

gn eienoomnleIig Stil6eo berifer
onlfring "bet itore &o%ueofparter".
90 BOG lcpes ser Der ~illtenit, lige-
iont IrbeiOsoogen pite blir pna "a
elmer.
General Soiire bar 6 unoerorO-
neoc 9tcrpecentrcr, ct i bper al Sc
6 armeer bpori 6eltbGren er ino-
oelt. Gbcferne for be 6 Armeer er
0cncralcrnc Eou, Sod, Tnlitein,
6randle o'gipcrrap, Gaitelnnu %
Monolirp. @pcr al OiSie er after
om1ipct al Ell Stab, ION pr. Sele-
ION % Selcgraf itanr / bircfte 6or-
binoelie mco oct itorc @opeOfporter.
General Soiirc itaar ogiaa ! 81
refte % bpppig S%orbinOeIic me0
6cltmorifalf Cir Sobn 6rend, Gbei
ior bcn brittle Grmc, o. uleO oct
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-04
S0ue=optr0oen
SrDnn bcnuiicr Snacn til BEN pan.
amerifnnitc Union.
Gnigbeo aior iterf.

Som / iorrige Guner berettet bar
Sc iorremite al DC iuoamcrifanife
RcpubIiter, 0criblarot argentina,
GhiIi, Eornguup % 9raillien rcttet
en- Ncnucuociie iii DC 6oreueoc Sta.
tiers Hcaicrind ON at itotte en- 9cuG.
geIie goaeu0e uo paa at unoer.
bouole mc0 &c frigisrenoe Wagter
/ europa ON at hoIOe line arigs.
itibc borte ira oc mo % noronme.
ritan'fe 6urpanoc og oerueO btOis.
re en- it0rre 9%etrpglelie ior 3nnOe.
len / oenue G~erocu2oeI.
: Euufeu Iaoer til at hare iun0et
Auflaug nos BEN amerifonife He.
Glcriug, i0ct ser ocn 26en December
meoocIc9 ira @~oibingtou. at Elnnen
ON N idooau 6pueSoptrpoen az De
6oreueoe Stater oil bli Iorelngt 81.
retttonen Tor Sen Fanamerifanite
Union lou beltaar az 0%iplomotilfe
9ieprUicutduter ior II ameritanife
Hepubliter.
Gireftioncr ifol bare ct Msoe
en- al De nrrmeite Gage. og Sogen
oil ga bII taget mt6er GuerpeIeIic.
StatSmiuiiter &rpun, ser perlon.
lig bill 0cItoge / 5oobanoIiugerne.
opIpicr, at FIanen pil bIi gruuoi1
0rpftct / ale inc Grfeltbeoer. lis
tualioucn oil DOG poa 0ette mole.
0cn0e M}e0e genealogical bIl be.
grpnict I'll WeniHgsliopcrlinger Scr
oguia nil fomnlc til ar ontiutte ida.
0orne Sper99uaal iom ONT Hettig.
bcO I'll at oprette t~roaoIgie Stutlo.
ner, S~notageIie al aul, DIV, Ger
ouereoe bar pGrct 8~ienituuOe Tor
aoutroUericr me0 Dc frigi0renoe
%auoe.
&oueoDieme0et ue0 oennc nnteri.
tuulfc observation-disclosures nil bli at
lege at opnda en- fGue9 6oritauelie
al Observation-Disclosures iua
Sc 81 amerifonife Hepubliffcr fun
optrU0c nle0 Guigbeo ~ligeouerior oe
frigigreuoe ~eturoppiite Magter,
uGariombclit bette MATTE uiie iiJ
n%e0pcu0igt.
Gen al Bern u0faiteoe 5oufe ON
Cprettelieu al cn per 0eu / inter.
national Sou ialtiutte 3.Ntilgrpnie
betuoelig uouioet neitrul 3orc paa
belgc @Qufuiter iuoeufor buiIfen III.
gen 1ien0tliabc0er maa iiuoe Steo,
Oh iugcniombeIit @iu0riuger lPgges
iUcien Tor SanOeI@itibe. ariee3 al De
EorcucOc Stuter at oGre ugiennem.
'orlil ior nUrppreuoe. GerimoO an.
to1c9 0entc Glan at pile bli gien.
opio8et til fornpct 9chan0Iir5 %
it5ttca al ale De pan-ameritanite
%anoc eitcr arigeu.
Gbili bar ~ioreldoet at Ser nag.
res Tremme0e Hrlg@'ttbe at tu0taBe
Aul / omcritonite Nopue. caer at Sc
ialial0 life tiQooea at motage mer
enc afftrat nof til iUttc Dem iitoHo
iii at uou en- @ouu { BET nurmcit
lggcnoe %oro. Geune 6or5oIO5.
rc5cl er alcre0e brodt / ~HnperoeIie
al R1puJlifeu GolombIu.
Get par eiter en- IUngere Sonic.
renee meo ErUiiocrt @iliou, At
Statsmiui,cr @rpon beitemte liz iii
At bcupiic Oeu al be nroute @1uoe
mootague N~cuotuOelie til BEN par.
amerifau Union oa DC Tor. St1ter
m0cr sc iorbuunoeuuprenbe I'm.
itUu0ig6eoer life 5oot fitu0e lore.
tale liz uo3et ! Cen 'oronifeoe Net.
ming pod elen Nauu0.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-04

Tprot bile pao 6e brittle trooper
SeI8icn % 9torOiranfrig. Cen mae,
mooige SONG Nlbert al @eIgien fol-
ger 10 altio line trooper. s De
ire Manncocr, ii0cn &rigen bcgpnote
bar ban neppc Ell tilcite Sag uGret
~uoenIor @ercpioOe al aanontoroe-
ncn. Cite bolOcr ban til i icluc
Sfnttcrnrauenc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-04
1imG row'S open uevloiS

0aibiuaton Sen 30tc Hopember
9e 6or. Staters Ssieiteret bar / en-
iba9 aiqipet aienbelie erflpret oen
iaafalote Sim Grop".2o o ! SfIabo-
ma, Ser nIeue tiaaoer BRIDE %nsia-
gerer az benptte Sope.. Fnrlor "a
andre isrite alasies goene paa eta.
tens S~ernbaner, ior grunrIopSiri.
big.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-04
Set frantic Suucbfuartcr.

Gn cnqclit &orrciponoent giner
ieIgen0e Stiloriug al set i%ranite
Sopeofpurter - StcOetS Napn o.
SeliggcnbeO ioar man ielpipl9eIig
iffe pioe:
Set Nerpeccntrunt, iom Oiri9e-
rcr pper = MiQioner SoIoater, iin-
bcs / ct Sfolebus ! en- no~roironlf
2onosbp, omfring 20 Nfil bag SlO-
linier.
Sffe 6en ipageite 2po al fierne
Ganonoren fam berc3 ber, for life
at tale ont HiilcifuO.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-04
@cS gprcs.

~ ~
Splferne ianlIcr MI trooper for ct
mt Stormongreb / SeitilanOern -
peo ct Ellnft / Noro for Opres, lom
ipncs at ppre 0et elleIte Steo, bpor
BET fan pGre noget Saab ON at fltnne
brpoe igiennem I'll Calais eller De
andre iranife &anaIbper.
Gampen Der bar bibtil inbifr9nfet
iig til en- Irtilleribllel. @pen DpreS
lager rniot imcllem Sc fienotlige
2inier. Gen CT totalt rltineret og
ubebpet.
Srianteriet bar / Longer Sio for
Hplot Jig roligt / fine Sfpttergrope,
iom er / ben @rao iItanoiotte, of oe
er nplten uinotagelige. Sette er gobt-
giort peb utallige llbfnlb, iom er TO-
retaget mart al ocn enc, inart ben
anocn Eort.
Set brittle % belgiife &apaleri cr
blet "o~rbeioslsie" iom &upaIeri,
bporfor &apaleriiterne har taget Still
ling Sfpttergrapene Sire ON SIDE
mco Snianteriiterne. Set frantic
aapaleri boloer iig frenloeles / Sao-
len, men er for nGrp9renbe leoigt
paa Sorpet.
Set iom forbnltier CT uportiif
Sagttager melt er Sc itaOige Soriterf-
Ringer al bel ubruiteoe SoI0ater, iont
Itrsmmer til De tpife 9inier pes Ieit-
fronten. 90 SEN GegeInlpsiigbeo,
bpormeo Spiferne foripner line Scr
master oper De Inn9e 2inier meo
Wao, alpoer pg slnlnlunition leoer
en- paa Sen Sanfe, at Gusierne mac
gisre ganife onbcrleoeS prlbige Snb-
bug / git, for set ifal bape no9en
merfbar Sirfning pna set tpife Srpf
peb |eitfronten.
glanbt Spiferne berIfcr ser better
life en- Sfpgae al Spil ON, at DC for
eller ienere pil pUre iItano til at brp-
Sc iig Sci frem til Be %franife apit-
bper - troos Sc bitre Gricringcr peo
0ierflooen.
@elgrao ialoen.
ct telegram fra @ien, batcret
2ben December, meooeler: 2itcrrig-
lie trooper beiotte ibog @eIgrao,
Serbiens S%optbitoo.
st telegram fra Sofin, @uloo-
riell, lloget tioli9erc %inntnle Gag meo-
Oelte, at Situotioncn / Serbicn nj, er
nleget fritiif Gen ierbiife Nrrnc bap-
Sc iorlaot Selgrao, % Selegraffor-
binbelien mcQem @eI1rao % oen
mi0lertioige &opeoitao, Niih, par
blet %oi6rllot.
Sra |ctrogroo telegroicreS til
i2onoon Zines:
"2iterrig bar III Ell bulp Milion
Wtono peo ben ierbiife Sront, men
Ser6erne blcp utoctrettct itioe OF
traf iig tilbu9e til Stiain9er, iom nil
pore lettere of f%oripare.
/ Serberne baaber MI Blot paa. at
Iltsierne mart pil piie iiGfor0n @il-
oapeitS Wurc."
ct tioligere Gpgte ON, at Scr til
Serbien par fommct b~etpoelige Gaor-
iterfllinger ira &lislano, err altfor
riunoipnligt. <SlanO fllnoe life
ienoe trooper til Serbien uOen gien-
nem nelltrale 2anbe eaer tpersigiel1-
mem llngarn, og begee ScIe er lige
urimelige.
Tpriterne neb Trunten.
Sor nuruprenoe er aQe De fria-
ieren0e Petitioners Sperbopeber pes
6ronter meo llnbtogelie al ganIe
aeiicr SranS Soiepb % SuItanen
al Sprfiet.
Zen lite Sec. a~ireiite 95aren az
&uslulo ira ct. petersburg iorat
nilGege @eisg / Der r~uSiiife Sopeb-
fpartcr o. pes DC r~llsiiifc 9inier /
Tolen og 2itprsiien. Canine Gag
nntom Seller @iIbelm iii Sniter.
burg / 2itpreiien, b"uorira ban iort-
iattc meo giltomo6il til 5ronten.
Gn0piocre a~ireiite Trpiioent Soin.
care innume Sag ira Soroeaur iornt
ailGgge lit treble Seieg peo Sc iran-
lie Sinier / Norbiranfrig.
Ct Bar Gage tioligere par Song
Meorr M GunlnrA rpiit ri Sronfrin
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-04
fra Verden$krl0en.

Gpkerns bru0t isjennem Or rus6fke einier poen. Camper
rnona fulo Gano. ~l,nsfrrne uco hrakau.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-02-17
FAIR MANAGERS
MEET AT SPOKANE
BIG SESSION BEING HELD TODAY
WITH VIEW OF FORMING IN
LAND EMPIRE CIRCUIT.
W. II. CIemans. Vice President of La
tab County Fair Association, is
There.

The Latah County Fair association
is represented at the meeting of rep
sentatives of county fairs which is be-
ing held at Spokane today, w. R. Gle,
mans vice president, having gone to
that point yesterday
The meeting is the outgrowth of
movement started last fall in which
Mr.. Clemans was one of the moving
spirits, for the organization of an In
land Empire Fair Managers associa-
tion, the object being to form a circuit
made up of the principal towns in the
Palouse and Big Bend sections and to
fix dates for holding exhibitions thus
making possible a great saving in con-
tracing for amusement features and
racing strings.
At the meeting in Spokane today it
is probable an organization will be
perfected and Moscow will become a
1t is understood that the
Lewiston fair and racing association
will also enter the combination as
we'll as the organizations in Orofino,
Kendrick, Pullman Pa
louise, Oakesdale and ColfaX.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-02-17
DAMAGE SUIT
UP TO THE JURY
BOTH DEFENSE AND PROSECU-
TION RESTED IN GORE TRIAL
THIS MORNING.
Court Instructed Jury That Burden of
Proof Was on the PIaintifi-Speedy
Return Expected.

OKLAHOMA CITY, Feb. 17.-The
defense and prosecution in the $780,
900 damage suit against United States
Senator T. Gore in which Mrs. Min
ME Bond alleged defamation of char
acter, rested today at $3.50 The case
is expected to go to the jury this af-
ternoon.
Justice Clark instructed the jury
that the burden of proof rested on the
plaintiff. He said that the existence of
a conspiracy to secure political pre-
ferment might be proved by direct
circumstantial evidence
The court instructed to return
verdict for the plaintiff if the jury
found that Senator Gore had laid
hands on the plaintiff without her con-
sent or believing with her consent.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-02-17
PLAN PROGRAM FOR
COMING MEETING
OFFICERS OF NORTHWEST WOM-
EN- ASSOCIATION CONFER AT
PULLMAN YESTERDAY.
Hope to Complete Program in Which
Association Members Will Partici-
pate at Teachers Association.

Dean French of the university spent
yesterday at Pullman in conference
with Dean White of the Washington
State College Miss White is the pres
ident and Miss French is the secretary
Of the Northwest Deans of Women
terday was for the purpose of pre-
pairing a questionable to be sent to
all the deans who are members of the
association. The questions will sug
gest topics that might be profitably
discussed at the session of the Inland
Empire Teachers association which
takes place in the early spring. In
replying to the material sent out by
Miss White and Miss French, each
dean will indicate the subjects which
she would like to have taken up and
on which she is most in need of en-
1t is expected that as
in former years, an entire day will be
set aside for the deans during the
of the Inland Empire as
sociation.
Miss French states that the voca- /.
.ional conference for women held in
Pullman last year was so successful
and stimulating that it will be held
again this season. The dates will be
in a few days
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-02-17
CLEVER WORK OF
POLICE CHIEF
MOSCOW BOYS PURL0IN COILS
AND BATTERIES FOR WIRE
LESS STATION.
Thief Robbins Worked on the Case and
Finally Located the PIunder and
the Youthful Thieves.

Clever work on the part of Chief
of Police Grant Robbins has just re-
suited in the location of coils and bat
teries and some spark plugs which
disappeared from several wood saw
ing outfits in Moscow during last
month.
Early in January Mudgett & Son
found that their outfit had been strip
ped of the coils and batteries and the
matter was reported to the police
A few days later the Smith wood saw
ing machine was treated in similar
manner. Then later a report was
brought to police headquarters that
the Nichols wood saving outfit was
also stripped of coils and batteries
in addition to a spark plug valued at
$25.
Chief Robbins has been working on
the case ever since and last evening
reported having located the missing
articles the Junk" having been pur-
loined by number of boys who were
experimenting with wireless tele-
graphy. No arrests have been made
and the police have not disclosed the
names of the boys, the entire outfit
with the exception of the stuff taken
from the Smith machine having been
returned.
1t is understood that the owners
are disinclined to prosecute the boys,
it being understood the loss will be
made good.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-02-17
PAVING PETITIONS MUST
BE PRESENTED BY MARCH 7
ALL STREETS TO BE INCLUDED IN NEW Paw
ING BOND ISSUE MUST BE DECIDED ON EARLY
WAS MADE TO-DAY
Paving Committee Made Report at Chamber of Conn
merce Luncheon-City Council Authorized COM
mittee to Make Positive Statement

NO little excitement was created at
the chamber of commerce luncheon
today when the public improvements
committee through its chairman. ].
w. Lieuallen, reported on behalf of
both his committee and the city coun-
Gil that under no circumstances will
any petition for paving to be incIud
ed in the bond election this spring be
received by the council later than the
first Monday in March. In his report
Mr.. Lieuallen explained as the reason
for the apparently arbitrary action on
the part of the public improvements
committee and the city council that
so long time will be required to
fully comply with the requirements of
law relative to the calling of bond
election that should petitions be ac-
cepted later than the time which has
been fixed it would be next to i'm
possible to get the election over the
paving operations started in time to
accomplish anything this year
Mr.. Lieuallen further reported that
in a number OF instances where the
public improvements committee had
been authorized to investigate the
matter of including other streets in
the four districts which it had prey
iously recommended for paving it had
found it inadvisable to make any
extensions at this time. He inferred
that the improvements which had al
ready been recommended would. with
these which have recently been made,
bring the bond issue about up to the
limit.
In several instances. it was said the
petitions which are being circulated
are making but slow progress even
n sections where there is known to
Exist a strong sentiment in favor of
paving. The time limit which has
low been fixed is expected to hasten
he work and to bring out immediate
ction on the part of the residents in
whose sections the petitions are be-
ng carried. Less than two weeks re-
lain for the signing of the petitions.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-02-17
SEEK ELECTION
AS GOVERNOR
IMMIGRATION COMMISSIONER
CAMINETTI MAY HEAD DEM
OCRATIC TICKET.
Would Make Race in CaIifOrnia-De-
MED Today That There is Friction
Between Himself and Wilson.

WASHINGTON Feb. 17-Commis-
sioner General of immigration Cam
inetti today admitted that he is con-
sidering running for the governorship
of California on the democratic tick
et He is expected to make def
mite announcement March 1.
He said that if he decided to run it
would not be because of friction be-
tween himself and officials of the ad-
ministration. He denied that he had
displeased the administration by his
recent exclusion speech before the
house immigration committee but GER
tain democratic leaders insist that
he has embarrassed the administra-
ton.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-02-17
MEN RESCUED
JUST IN TIME
LIFE SAVERS FIND FOUR DEAD
AND SAVE FOUR FROM ILL-FAT-
ED SCHOONER.
Men Were Lashed to the Rigging
Those Alive Almost Unable to Talk
C0herantly.

ORLEANS, Mass, Feb 17.-Foul
ice covered corpses and four barely
living men were found today by life
savers lashed to the rigging of the
Italian bark Castagna, stranded on
Cape Cod bar.
The rescuers threw line aboard
but when it was seen that nobody on
the vessel was capable of working
the breeches buoy, they put out a
boat. Even after they were revived
the survivors were unable to talk
coherently.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-02-17
RAISE FUNDS
FOR LAW SCHOOL
DEAN AYERS PLANS TO RAISE
FUNDS THROUGH SUBSCRfP-
TIONS FOR LIBRARY.
Boise Attorney Offers Prize for Best
Contract Drawn by Student-AlI
Are Enthusiastic.

If sufficient funds for the purchase
of several thousand additional vol
umes for the law school library at the
university can not be raised within
the next few months it will not be
owing to any lack of enthusiasm on
the part of the south Idaho members
of the bar, thinks Dean George d.
Ayers who has Just returned from
to attend a number of lawyers gath
erings for the purpose of interesting
the attorneys present in the work of
the law school and of soliciting their
assistance in raising funds for bet
ter library. Dean Ayers was greatly
pleased with the enthusiasm OF all
members of the state bar whom he
met and had but little difficulty in in
teresting them in his plans for the
betterment of the law school by the
addition of more and better library
equipment.
On every hand he found splendid
loyalty to the school and believes that
some very material assistance will
be forthcoming from that section of
the state when the subscription cam
paign finally begins in earnest It Is
Dean Ayers plan to raise funds for
the library addition by individual sub
scriptions throughout the state and he
purposes to solicit the assistance of
every member of the state bar i'll rails
ing the necessary amount. He has
been invited to go to Boise again in
March on the occasion of the meeting
of the State Bar association at which
time he will have a better opportun
ity to place the matter before the
leading attorneys from all parts of
the state.
At reception given him at the
Boise commercial club Dean Ayers
described the exact work which the |
dW SCHOOl 10 QOiuS anu Peli tiNdloi -
he practical training which it offers
he students. His remarks bore the
irst information which many Of the
attorneys present had received rela-
i've to the inside workings of the !
chool and were received with great
interest. S. H. Hays, one of the cap
tails leading attorneys, voiced his
by volunteering an an
lual prize, the nature of which has
lot yet been definitely determined,
0 be offered to the third-year man
n the course in drafting legal in
who shall draw up the
est contract
Dean Ayers is jubilent over the sue
ess of his trip and is confident that
efore many months the work which
e has started will bear fruit.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-02-17
SPECTACULAR ESCAPE
IN new YORK BLAZE
BATTERY LODGING HOUSE BURNED TODAY
TWO DEATHS, MANY NARROW ESCAPES.
TENANTS FLEE TO THE ROOF
Explosion Throws Fireman and Woman to the Street
Man TRYING to Save Child Gives up Life
Both Are Dead.

NEW YORK, Feb. 1.-Two persons
perished, several were injured and
dozens narrowly escaped in the fire
which destroyed Battery lodging
house today.
The exits by stairways were cut off
by the flames and the tenants of the
upper floors fed to the roof where
they waited unclad in the snow until
they were rescued by tiremen.
While the work of rescue was in
progress an explosion of either dyna-
mite or guncotton blew a section OF
the roof off Fireman Kilbridge and
a woman he had saved were hurled
to the street and were seriously injur-
ed
The body of David Barani was
found in the ruins with James Franc,
aged two years, in his arms. He evil
IDENTIFY died trying to save the child.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-02-17
Saw Barney O'NeiI.

Il went out to the penitentiary to
see Barney O'Neil. Mr.. ONeil is very
cheerful although he feels the humil-
iation of his Imprisonment He asked
about nearly everybody in Moscow,
and feels very greatful to the people
of Moscow because of the fact that
such a great number of our citizens
signed the petition asking for his
pardon"
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-02-17
Col. Barton Good Official.

81 saw Colonel Barton, who is now
the commandant of the Idaho Soldiers
Home. There are about two hundred
old soldiers living in this home, and
a great many of them are very old
ly are very difficult to take care of
On all sides | heard the report that
Mr.. Barton was giving splendid salts
faction to the old soldiers as well as
to the state authorities who have
charge of the conduct of the institu-
ton
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-02-17
Explosion Killed One Person.

JOHNSTOWN, Pa, Feb. 17.-One
person was killed near Tunneltown
today near here in an explosion which
wrecked the plant of the West Penn
sylvania Powder company. Two per-
sons are still missing. The mixing
house was blown to atoms. The
cause of the explosion has not yet
been determined.