The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-05-12

Herbert Cole was an arrival in tn
city today from Lewiston, making thu
trip in his automobile.
Charles H. Chance of Lewiston, an(
John Arthur of Seattle, prominent at
torneys, were yesterday admitted tt
practice in the federal courts of Ida
no.
Miss Bertha Davidson who was ia
ken to the hospital at Moscow about
three weeks ago has returned home
but is improving slowly-American
Ridge Items
Dean ]. G. Eldridge of the uni
versity left this afternoon for Spo-
kane where he will deliver an address
tomorrow at the Inland Empire Sun
day School convention.
George NJ. Snyder of Pardee, was in
Moscow today on business. Mr..
Snyder has been engaged in develop
ing mining property in the Pardee sec
ton for the past 20 years.
A. w. Laird, vice president and gen.
eral manager of the Washington, Ida
no & Montana railroad, was in Mos
cow today from Potlatch as witness
before the federal grand jury.
Curtis Thatcher and wife were In
the city last night from Lewiston for
brief visit with the family Of Harry
trip here via automobile, returning
home last night.
John w. Greb of Spokane, was an
arrival in the city today to act as
court stenographer in the federal
court. G.. D. Hodge was called in this
morning to fill the position temper
arily.
No important business occupied the
evening at its regular session. A few |
matters of routine were acted upon |
and others were referred to their
proper committees.
Lloyd A. Fem, who has been con-
nected with the Clearwater forest re-
serve service, has been transferred to
the Flathead reserve in Montana. He
wi h ic fa1d
Clearwater Republican.
H. K Barnett of Lewiston, the pio-
neer abstract man of that city, is in
Moscow on business in the federal
court. Mr.. Barnett was last evening
and today renewing old acquaintance
in Moscow. 1t is his first visit to the
city in rs years.
The class in municipal corporations n
1t the university law school is ma I
King a special study of the ordinance \
'ecently passed by the city council d
which provides for the street paving A
o be laid in Moscow this summer, sub A
ect to the bond election next month.
Word was received this morning ;,
hat recent operation performed in ;
lew York city on Charles Stewart of !,
his city was apparently successful. ;,
Ir. Stewart stood the operation we'll u
nd is not now in pain. News of his ;,
ontinued improvement will be eager !,
Y awaited
A. w. B. Kjosness, a member of II
lst years graduating class at the uni a
ersity, has been appointed principal p
nd instructor in agriculture in the 81
Ugh school at Prescott, Wn. Mr. p'
josness has been instructor in ag- W
culture in the Prescott high school ds
IT the past year. az
be
Members of the Knights of Column re
is order in Moscow have gone to
ottonwood to attend a statement
Getting of the order. Many delegates he
ON all parts of the state are at Cot
nwood today. The session will last to
rough tomorrow and will close with M
banquet there tomorrow evening. in
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Among the witnesses from Lewiston -.
who arrived here today to -,
,tify in the federal court in the
mage suit of R. N. Wright versus -
e Western Union Life Insurance
are H. Carnahan, A. J. War ~
n, William Thompson, G. H. Ban -
a. F. D. Webb, I. c. Hattabaugh, and NJ
L. Afford. a.5
rhe second issue of the Idaho va
the official organ of the an
iversity of Idaho alumni, will be w
in a few weeks according to an q.
Just made by w. H. W
son, editor-in-chief of the publica- r
/. The first issue of the magazine
5 published just before the close of ID
ege last spring. c..
[r. Harry Randall of Portland, Or, tne
n the city for day or two on bus
IS connected with his position him.
Randall 10 pannra1 insurance ad- | =