The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-03-14

Cards have been received by friend.
in Moscow announcing the birth or
March 9th of a daughter to Mr.. and
Mrs. Eugene Allen. The baby weigh.
ed eight pounds and has been christ
ened Berijean, combination of tae
first names of her parents. Mrs. AL
len was before her marriage Miss
Berenice Maynard, instructor in do
nestle science in the university.
Six members of the senior class in
the university law school will leave
Monday for Lewiston where they will
take the state bar examination on
Tuesday. They will be accompanied
by Attorney Frank Moore. The candi-
dates for admission to Idaho practice
are Arthur o. Sutton, Cleve Groome.
Harry McAdams, Verne Taylor Frank
Dotson and Russell G. Adams. The
other member of the senior class,
Don NJ. Burlington, will take the Ore
gon examination in the spring.
Listen! Don't miss the Moose Min
strel and Dance Saturday night, the
18th, at Eggan's hall Overture at
S:45. Tickets soc and 75c L36-1
W. l.. Carlyle has gone to Port
land, joining delegation of Lewiston
members of the Pacific Northwest
Live Stock association who left there
last night. They go to Portland to
confer with officers of the Pacific Live
Stock association, whose dates for
fat stock show conflict with the dates
of the Lewiston show and it is the
purpose to see if other dates may not
be selected by the Portland people. |
While in Portland Mr.. Carlyle viii! |
represent the chamber of commerce |
at a conference at. the Portland cham
Der of commerce relative to lie es-
.ablishing of terminal facilities for
bulk grain in Portland
Any residents of Moscow wishing
o suggest names of certain books
hey desire purchased for the Car
legie library will kindly write the
tiles and if possible The authors name
IN a slip of paper and deposit it as
Don as possible in the box on the
Librarians desk, or send it by mail
0 the librarian. A committee of the
brary board will carefully consider
he purchase of all books thus Bug
ested although they cannot agree to
lclude all of them. Names of books
Their than fiction are especially So
cited 3Stf
The board of county commissioners
ere in informal session this after
Don considering several matters
hich demand attention before the
pening of the next regular meeting
April. Among other things which r
ere taken up informally was the mat :
II of the timber cruising in the coun- .
r, contract for which was let by the :,
BARD few weeks ago. 1t is for the
BARD to determine the exact territory
yer which the cruise is to extend and t
was for the consideration of this t,
after that today's session was called Ii
was stated, however, by members
the board that no definitee action :
ould likely be taken before the April
Getting. The board also considered a
lmber of road matters this after
ION, several claims and petitions be-
G brought to it's attention.
A decree Of divorce was filed today !
the office of the clerk of the dis
let court to Neils Jensen a separa-
IN from his wife, Mae Jensen. The
ton for a divorce was originally
by the wife and to her
mplaint the husband filed a cross
mplaint alleging desertion on the
TT of the plaintiff and praying that
be granted a divorce. The testi-
my on the part of the cross-com-
INFANT was heard by referee ap-
nted by Judge Edgar c. Steele and
recommendation by the referee
orce was granted. Two other d.