The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-04-01

i olS VI TIE DSSl dttIdCtiOliS yet Ollefe
by the club. The public is invited
/ Reserved seat sale is now open at tn
Corner Drug Store.
Judge James H. Forney addresses
the students and faculty of the uni
versity at their weekly assembly il
the varsity auditorium this morning
Following his address at assembly
which dealt with the Panama cana
tolls problem. Mr.. Forney spoke to the
students of the law school on the
early history of the Idaho bar.
| Don David has been chosen by the
student athletic board at the varsity
to manage tennis this spring. The
tennis management this season will
entail no little skill since several
intercollegiate tournaments, includ-
ing one all-conference meet, are to
be arranged. David is an old player
team.
B. T. Montgomery of Boise, assistant
general manager of the Idaho Life In
surance company, directly in charge
of the loan department, is in the city
visiting H. c. Wilson, local agent. Mr..
Montgomery states the company has
much money loaned out on farm lands
in Idaho the company receiving eight
per cent annual interest. He declares
that the business of the Idaho Life
is growing rapidly.
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Captain E. w. Baughman, the veter-
an steamboat pilot and captain, who
recently underwent an operation for
gall stone at the Gritman hospital, is
rapidly recovering and will shortly
be able to leave the hospital muci
improved in health. The captain is
so years of age. His son, Captain
Ralph Baughman, of the government
will visit him next Sunday.
H. ]. Kressley of Denver, Idaho |
who is in the city, today de-
clared that crop conditions on Camas
prairie were never better and he
predicted a most successful season in
he farming community. Mr.. Kressley, I
who is superintendent of the big 5000
acres ranch of Wren & Greenough,
stated that this year he was putting
in large field of alfalfa as an ex
pertinent He expects to remain here
ior several days with Mrs. Kressley.
They are guests at the home OF
Mrs NJ P Miller.
Before Municipal Judge Strong this
morning K Hilton pleaded not guilty
o disorderly conduct in resist
he arrest of an employee
If his business who was be-
ng taken in charge by Night Officer
0aylong, Thursday night. Judge
Strong evidently thought otherwise as
lie assessed a fine of 500 and costs
lgainst the defendant who promptly
rave notice of appeal. The other man /
lad pleaded guilty to a charge of in
and was fined S. and
osts. :
More than 80 friends enjoyed the
of Mrs d. w. Standrod at
he Owyhee Tuesday afternoon. The
uests were received in the Green
DOM of the hotel, where a beautiful
asket of pink snap dragons graced
he mahogany table. Another basket
f Richmond roses and one of violets
nd spring flowers were placed on
ibles on the mezzanine floor, where L
ridge was enjoyed by % guests. Mrs. =
and Mrs Lamberton won
lie prizes. At the tea hour several
her guests called and were seated
small tables for refreshments.-
Disc Statesman.
Before Judge Russell G. Adams of
lie university district court" this af- =
rnoon the case of James Wilson VS..
lillian Lyon and Bertha Lyon, his
life, was argued by Verne Taylor IN
presenting the plaintiff, and Don M. =
lffington, representing the defend :
It. The action was brought by the
aintiff to recover on a promissory
tie executed by the defendants. The
PENDANT, William Lyon, it was al
ged, had fraudulently assigned to his
fe all of his property as means
escaping liability on the note This
d other property held by the wife as
separate estate was sought to be
arged by the plaintiff. j
g. R. Beckman, district manager OF
: Washington Water Power compa
announced today that the com
ny had purchased and taken charge :
lay of the business, good will and
ck of the Moscow Electric Supply :
npany. The stock is being moved
the general office of the company.
e company announces that from now 80,
it is prepared to do all kinds of -
ctric wiring and other custom work
this nature 1t is also announced