The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-05-19

was jolly party and besides cameras
rifles, fishing tackle and other para
phenalia, the refreshments included {
big shipment of ice cream.
Mrs. Sir John Moore, formerly res
ident of Moscow but now residing IL
Spokane, is in the city for few
weeks visit.
Many of the federal court attaches
will leave here this evening or to-
morrow for various points before going
to Occur d'Alene. Miss Bay, court
stenographer, left for Spokane today.
U. S. Marshall Martin and Deputies
Arbuckle and Howe will go to Lew
listen this evening. U. S. Attorney Nc
Clear left today for Occur d'Alene.
| While Idahoans are enjoying their
annual Campus Day festivities next
Monday two of the fastest track teams
| in the northwest conference will be
| fighting for honors across the line at
Washington State College. The meet
will be dual affair between the Uni
versity of Washington and w. S. C.
and will go long way in framing up
the dope" on the coming conference
meet. The Seattle team will spend
all of next week in Pullman making
ready for the conference contest to be
staged there on May 10Th.
Sam Morrison, the varsity's phen-
ominal Splinter who took the 100
yard and 220-yard dashes in almost
record breaking time from Cooke, the
w. S. c. star, in the recent dual meet,
is likely to be on the sidelines when
Saturday afternoon, and it is very
probable that he will be in poor shape
for the big conference track meet the
last of this month. He is hobbling to
classes this week as the result of an
injury which he received in the Pull
man meet week ago when he fell on
garden rake carelessly left with
tines upturned near the dump
grounds. His knee was badly cut and
has become stiffened as result of the
injury.
Mrs. Harry Hayes, who was before
her marriage, Miss Carrie Toner, has
written most interesting letter to
a friend in Moscow telling of their life
in Washington, D. c., where Mr.. Hayes
now has responsible government
position in the postoffice. Mr. Hayes
was for many years an employee in the
Moscow, postoffice and will be remem-
berede by his many friends as rath-
er delicate looking man, weighing
about lis pounds. Mrs. Hayes writes
that "he now tips the scales at 210 |
pounds and is as we'll as any one can |
be-" She goes on to say, 81 am about !
as you knew me. We often speak of |
Moscow and those good old days. We |
are we'll and doing quite we'll, yet we
long for the glorious west" Mrs. |
Hayes is a graduate of the university
and was one of the brightest mem
bers of her class. which graduated
some twelve or thirteen years ago.
Gale Seaman of Los Angeles, Pa
,ific coast secretary of the Y M. c. A.,
ind I. B. Rhodes of Portland secretary L
If the Y. M. C. A. for Oregon and Ida
10, were arrivals in the city today for
| several days conference with the
officers of the Young Mems Christian
association at the university. The
.abinet of the university organization
ogether with several members of the
aculty and others interested in the
ssociation's work will meet for bus
ness session at the Williamson cafe
his evening at which time plans for
ext years work will be outlined The
natter of sending delegates to the
nnual Y. M. c. A. conference at Col
mbia Beach in June will be con-