The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1914-03-19

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and erect m addition. The high
school will then accommodats 900
pupils and the school buildings will
represent total cost Of e65, 900.
/ g. Marsso Tia saloons of 81.
nsyiss will 10 out Of business May 4.
when city licenses expire. The a.
loom moi In Incorporated cities will
close June l1--90 dkys from the day
Of tbs slsction. Under the Law iii
licenss money will have TO be refunded
70 ths saloon owners. st. Msriss will
lose about $4,000 on unsxpirsd H.
censes.
G. W. Wilson Of Lewiston, Idaho,
president OF the Lewiston Box COM
pany, Il In the city With the idea of
establishing box factory here.
pIummer--A movement has started
10 make PIummer the county seat Of =
new county to be- carved out Of the
territory west Of Mt. Marics. Busi-
ness men here who are back Of the
move SAY the raiload properties within
the territory are sufficient to insure
tho required property valuation, and
that their interests are different from
those Of the people In the timbered
district south and east of st. Maries.
II petition Il presented to the legls-
lature the fight will be three-cor-
nered one between Occur d'Alene, st.
hsries and Plummer.
University OF Idaho. Moscow -
Twelve students Of the school Of aQri-
culture received diplomas from Dean
W. l.. Carlyle At the graduation exer-
cises. The graduates xre: Frederick
Leo Burkart and Agnes Hansen, Mos
COW; Joseph Frank Krom, Spokane
Ralph Dalton Mnlin, Hamilton. Mont.
Claude Eugene Msrioner. Higeman:
France Henry Myer, Grsngeville:
Leatsr Riser. Musset; Lawrence John
Thome'z. Twin Falls; Ricsrd Calvin
Wineaardner, Leland, and Bernard
Leverne Woolmsn. Mansfield, Wash.
University Of Idaho. Moscow-The
resignation OF Professor w. II. DIN.
head OF the agriculture extension serv-
Ice. was recently received and accept
ed BY Acting President Carlyle. Pro-
fessor Oiin has accepted the position
A. agriculture commissioner Of the
Denver n Rio Grnnde and Western
Pacific railway companies.
Professor Olin came here from the
Colorado Agriculture college three
years ago.
Rathdrum-Deputy State Horticul-
toral lnspectory Buckley condemned
worny apples In the hands Of mer-
chant here. which II Is alleged were
grown In Washington. Mr.. Buckley
saw them put on car and started TO
Spokane Mr.. Buckley announced the
appointment Of ]. H. Gale as dep
uty inspector at Rathdrum. He has
received notice Of quarantine against
CAlifornis potatoes and against nur-
ssry stock from certain counties Of the
same state. instituted by the state su-
thorities At Boise.
University Of Idaho. Moscow - Al
gold medal for frat and second plsces
and banner for third place were
awarded TO students who won In the
judging contests At the ''Agg" holt
day. at = banquet for the agricultural
students and faculty. The events and
scores were.
Stock judging - Out Of a possible
500: Clifford Edmundson. Moscov
4Ss; George Thomets, Twin Falls,
AIS; Robert Leth. Twin Falls. 410.
Grain judging-Out Of a possible
900; A. L. johnson. Idaho Falls. 1888
Steve Resan. Boise. 72o; Forest Bush.
Bonuers Ferry. IT'S.
Dairy products Of = possiSle
$500: Archie Hswley. Moscow,
s&l@; Ray Csmmxck. Twin Falls,
xS4l; Harry Soulen. Moscow. 2s0s.
Lewiston-Sprsying In the Lewis
ton orchards il now in progress. Or
ders have been placed for 1000 bar
rels Of lime sulphur stock. which will
provide many thousand gallons of
spray for the trees Of that district.
Crods oil 10 to be used this year In
some orchards Of the valley. oil being
shipped in carload iots. The Levin
ton Orchards oupsny has = stock ON
hand of 40 tons Of sulphur and 20 tons
Of lime, and will have an output sosfi-
cieut to supply all demands. the soIu-
ton being cold to the orchardists at
cost.
More than 200 teams are being used