The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-05-20

in the distinguishing senior headgear
The caps were peacefully surrender
ed on the return of the fourth-yeal
students.
According to word reaching Moscow
arguments on a habeas corpus will be
heard before Federal Judge Deiti lei
at Boise within 80 days, which will
determine whether the state or fed
eral court will have jurisdiction in the
trial of Sam Tilden, a Nez Perez In
! dian, now held at Lewiston on a
charge of murder committed on the
reservation.
Manager Tucker of the Orpheum
| theatre announced that beginning to-
morrow night that he will introduce
new features in his film service and
while not dispensing entirely with
Warner and Kliene features, that 9TH
er special film plays will be produc-
ed at his house during the season
Every Saturday night the Animated
Weekly will be one of the features.
A. L. Harchelrode of Winona, Idaho
county, who has been in Moscow as a
member of the federal trial jury, re-
turned to his home today. Mr.. Har-
chelrode has been visiting friends in
Moscow and in the vicinity of Union
town. He at one time resided in this
section. Mr.. Harchelrode is a mem
Der of the lower house of the state
legislature from Idaho county.
Fire yesterday destroyed the res
idence and household contents on the
H. B. Simpson farm Az miles north
east of Moscow. The house has been |
occupied by the family of Mr.. Will
helm, the family being away yesterday.
Mr.. Wilhelm, who is running the farm,
was with Mr.. Simpson doing some
work about a mile from the house
when they saw flames issuing. They
hurried to the place but the fire had
gained such Roadway that nothing
ould be saved and the house burned
o the ground. The origin of the fire
5 a mystery.
William Dryden, a newspaper man
f Nampa, died at his home Monday
fternoon there according to advices
eceived in Moscow today. The de-
reased was an unmarried man. De-
ills of his illness and death are
eagre, however, Miss Catherine
ryden, county superintendent, a sis
r. and her mother, Mrs. Dryden, left
oscow Friday night for the young
ans bedside on receiving telegraphic
lvices of his serious illness. He is
lrvived also by another brother, Peter
ryden, graduate of the university
Deputy United States Marshals p
buckle and Howe left for Lewiston =
day having in charge four prisoners, ~
rec of whom were sentenced to jail
rms at Lewiston by the federal court y
r liquor violations. They are Harry
one, Duncan ]. Mckenzie and Will
n Anderson. The officers also took lc
Lewiston, Samuel Tilden, the Nez tn
rec Indian, who had been brought l
re as a witness in a liquor viola ue
n case. Tilden is under arrest
aiting trial in the state courts at
wiston on a murder charge. =
Sheriff c. c. Brown returned this II
ernoon from Portland having in =.
'tody Guy Mckinney, for whose ar =
t bench warrant was ordered by =
lge Steele few weeks ago when
Kinney failed to appear in the dis st
forfeited his $500 bond. McKin- -
: is charged with having contribut-
to the delinquency of Ida Swenson,
young girl at Bovill. He was ar
ted a few days ago by Portland
Gals on information furnished by
sheriff's office of this county. When
ed why he left the state and for
ted his bond Mckinney said he
ught his case had been dismissed
g ago.
~ defeating Washington State Col
e in a close game at Pullman yes
lay the Whitman baseball team
Idaho the only candidate for the
ar championship of the east-side
que of the conference. w. S. c.
completed her east-side schedule
ming seven out of eight games.
itman has taken three of the six
les on her schedule to date ard
no has lost six straight games. The
1o-Whitman schedule will be fin
d this week, the third game being