The daily star-mirror., 1914-05-14

that he is progressing nicely and viii
week. Mr.. Cameron is the O-W. R.
n. conductor ON the motor.
The general meeting of the Historic
al club will be held in the club rooms
Friday afternoon, at which every mem
ber is urged to be present. The COM
mitttees for the ensuing year will be
announced. Mrs. j. A. Mcdaniel
president, will be in the chair.
Ross Cunningham, the freshman high
jumper and pole vaulter at the uni
versity, suffered a painful accident on
the practice field yesterday afternoon
when he severely spiked himself near
the knee while doing the high jump
The injury was not serious, it is
thought.
The selection by the athletic board of
graduate manager of the university's
athletics to succeed G. L. Larson whose
resignation will become effective at
the close of the present college year
will probably be made at the regular
meeting of the board on May IS. It is
understood that two candidates for the
position are in the field.
The vaudeville presented at the
Orpheum last night attracted a large
crowd and the performance was most
creditable. The usual film attractions
were up to standard last night To-
night the management presents "Anth-
ony and Cleopatra" probably one of
the most spectacular film productions
ever seen in Moscow.
| Mrs. William Deary was an arrival
! in Moscow this morning from Spo-
kane accompanied by her attorney,
John P Gray, of Coeur d'Alene, on
business in the probate court in con-
nection with the estate of her hus-
band. Mrs. Deary has been spending
the year in New York where her chill
dren are now in school. She came
west two weeks ago. Mrs. Deary and
Mr.. Gray returned to Spokane this
afternoon.
The annual law school edition of the
University Argonaut will appear next
Wednesday in place of the regular is
sue of the paper. The law edition is
being edited by R. G. Adams and a
staff selected from the Bench and Bar
association. The law school number |
of the college paper is always very |
popular and noted for the extreme can
dor of its news stories. Each year |
copies of the law school issue are mail
ed to all members of the Idaho bar.
The executive board of the associa-
ted student body at the university at !
meeting yesterday afternoon appro-
priated from student funds $100 with
which to meet the cost of the medals
that were awarded the interscholastic
athletes in the recent track meet and
$50 to be expended in the interest of
the big pageant that is being planned
for Campus Day on May 20. This is
the first time that the student body has
ever made appropriations for either
Of these events.
The varsity baseball team will meet
the w. S. c. team again tomorrow af-
.ernoon on the local field. The two
games on the Idaho-W. S. c. schedule
which have already been played have
both been taken by w. S. c. Two games
'emain yet to be played, one in Mos
COW tomorrow and the other at Pull
nan Saturday. The two final games
With the Whitman team have been ad-
ranced one day to avoid conflict in
he W. S. C.-Whitman schedule and
re now set for May 20 and Fl. These
contests will close the east-side sch .
.dule for the season
w. Il LuliuOl Ids lCIui hCu iiOAi q
isit to Burke and Wallace where he
njoyed delightful holiday with his
daughters, Miss Florence Zumhof,
ounty superintendent of schools of
hoshone county, and Mrs. Hoover,
5hose husband has an important posi-
ion in the Hercules mine Mr.. Zunl-
of looks hundred per cent better
or his little vacation and reports hav-
lg had a royal good time. Every
ourtesy was extended him while up
orth, and he enjoyed the scenery of 4
lat part of the state. Both daughters,
ho are popular in Moscow society,
re well and happy.
For Torpid Liver.