The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1915-01-30
THE POLITICAL POT
What's What--Or What Might

bOlSE, jail. oU.-lQe mira mouse
has been augmented by the arrival
of Charles E. Arney, former Idaho
democratic politician and newspaper
man, now a representative of that
great corporation, the Northern Pa
cific Railway with headquarters in
Spokane For the first time in quar-
outside of Idaho in the recent general
election He still loves Idaho politics
and can't remain without the vale.
BOISE, Jan. 30.-The Third house
is preparing to hold its biennial grid
iron" dinner in which the leading fig
ures in and out of Idaho's political life
Will be present. Governor Alexander
is expected to be the guest of honor
and it is understood that Joel Priest,
chairman of the committee on suppress
sion and obstruction, is to be toast
master, with the chief executive seated
at his right.
BOISE, Jan. 30.-Of all the suave
operators, Speaker Conner is entitled |
| to the persimmOns. Bills or motions |
of great Importance are handled I'M
der a suspension of rules or by unan-
| imous consent in what appears an ex-
tremely mild manner and with such |
dispatch that it is only justice to say
of Speaker Conner that the raise of an
eyelid on his part or an information of
word, all of which he so carefully
conceals to the point of maidcnly en-
barrassment, secures for him the abil-
ity to put over every suspension of
rules or obtains unanimous consent.
Needless to say that this helps in a
wonderful degree to dispatch the bust
ness of the House, aside from the
splendid record he is forcing the House
to make in. saving the printing bills.
BOISE, Jan. 3O.-Indications appear
that the State Board of Education,
through it's vice president, Herman ].
Rossi, has Grnade an amicable arrange
ment with the Cassia and Miniloka
county delegations respecting the
adjustment of the Albion Normal ]
school, the matter of procedure and
the discussion of the merits of the
boards recommendation being agree
ably left to the House on an under
stood discussion to abide by the de- c
cision of the majority. House Bill No. L
100, abolishing the Albion Normal h
school being agreed upon to be re- p
ported by the State Affairs commit r
tee, upon receipt of which, by the t
House, the motion to indefinitely post
pone the same coming up simultan-
sously with the appropriation meas
Ire which will be amended, in event
If the abolishing bill failing to pass,
o include an appropriation of $4,000
or the coming two years. I,
BOISE, Jan. 3O.-Republican Floor :,
Whip Koelsch requested unanimous
onsent this morning to indei
postpone House Bill No. So to which
objection was made by Representative Is
lribs of Shoshone.
Motion was then made by Koelsch
or indefinite postponement by motion
nd in support of this Koelsch stated
hat he failed to account for any mo-
i've which might have actuated Repre-
entative Kribs to oppose unanimous in
onsent. Kribs stated that his Objec st,
ons were that the bill in question br
as his own measure entitled to diff TO-
,rent consideration. Upon Koelsch
,ferring to the calendar he immed-
tely apologized in view of the fact
lat he intended covering a bill by
oelsch himself but had made mis- 16
Ike in the number, the KOelsch bill
,ing No SO while the Kribs's bill
as No. SO. Had Kribs been absent q
r moment, the floor whips motion 90.
Guild have prevailed. The bill in ques-
On was one taking care Of the 49,
ar-old murderer at the penitentiary.
BOISE. Jan. 30.-"Hermie" Taylor, ~,
herwise the lieutenant governor, is
hen Governor Alexander will leave
e state on his eastern trip, and at
lich time he will slip to Boise, draw
E governors salary and play chief
ecutive. "Hermie" is one of the best ing
outs in the state and promises to -, -,
hold the dignity of the office despite 10.
: fact that his friends refuse to
rec to remain away from the execu- -
e mansion where they have threat
ed to place their brogans on the "a
SIX and PROFOUND all sorts of ques-
ms on the Women Problems of Ida RI
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