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Pocahontas star herald., 1915-02-12
MILL CREEK NEWS

School Is progressing nicely with
good attendance Ourenrollment
has reached so. Friday closed three
and half months of our school.
We have a good interest manifested
and the pupils are making good
grades on their examination work.
Irving Sutton and Ed Kincade
are attending school at this place.
Bro. English filled his appoint
ment at this place Saturday night
and Sunday.
Bro. Perry Klnclde and wife at
tended church at this place Sun
day.
Misses Virgin and Isabel Dunn
attended church at this place Satur-
day night and Sunday.
About fifty people gathered at
the home of Daniel Bates Sunday
night aud enjoyed a good singing
and prayer meeting.
Mr.. Grissom, onr road oyerseer,
/ Is doing some good work on the
roads this week.
Eyert Bates, who napp p,ned to
the misfortune Of getting his leg
broken about two weeks ago, is I'm,
proving nicely.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-02-12
CARTER NEWS

II you will allow me space in
Jour valuable paper | will write
a few words.
We are having some real nice
weather at present.
We have literary society every
Friday evening at the Carter school
house.
We have been having some nice
times around Skaggs for the last
few weeks.
We will have singing at the
home of Mrs. Mcdaniel Thursday
night.
Mrs. Talie McComas and Misses
Willie and Mamye King visited at
the home Of Arthur Tyler Sunday.
Miss Martha Cox visited Miss
Dovie Hogan Sunday evening.
Several weddings have taken
place in the past few weeks.
Mr.. Herbert Harper and Miss
Kitue Campbell were married at
the home o. the BRIDES parents.
They will make their future home
near the James mill.
Several visited at the Carter
school Friday.
Hurrah for the Old Star Herald.
Come on and lets keep the Old
Star Herald going.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-02-12
Late County News
ALLEN NIL NEWS

Uncle Henry Bennett Is quite
sick with lagrippe at this writing
Mr.. spirkwan and family spent
sunday very pleasantly at the home
of VIM. Stout.
Mrs. Joe Shaver. who has teen
belfast for forty days with typhoid
fever. is reported much better at
present. Mrs. Shaver has certainly
bad a seige and her friends are glad
.o know She j. recovtuug.
For some rcs.on ye scribe failed
20 get the old relishle last week and
ihe week before it vas about FIVE
aays late. We certainly miss her
When she fails TO make her appear
anoe.
Little Coda Sparkman has been
suffering with a sore mouth.
Mr.. Sparkman's school will close
lhe goth OF February. just two
more weeks. The school Is prepar
Ing 10 give an entertainment on the
last night of the school which will
he Saturday night, Feb. 90. Every
body Is invited TO attend rs the ad-
mission is free. Will be free to
all.
Arthur Bennett and Henry Reed
had business at Hamll Que day last
week.
Well a few days and then the
spring time will be here.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-02-12

Clifford Price Of Pocahontas Wis
tied friends here Saturday night.
Henry aud James Simrngton Of
Atuca bad business here Tuesday.
Miss Matilda Bennett Of Poca.
honlas visited trend. at this place
Mondsy night.
Harry liJc bad business at Po-
olhontas Monday.
\ Rev. Minuer Of Kentucky has
moved here.
Carl Preston and wirc of Poc3-
uoutas came ap Tuesday. llo ha, a
position a, bookkegper for the
Schnabaum Store.
Mrs. Birdie Graham Of Loriue Is
visiting friends here this week.
Joe II. Johnson had business at
Reyno Saturday.
James Jones aud wife came in
from Oklahoma Sunday. He will
work Eere tins year.
Fred Jones aud WIG Of Reyno
visited friends here Tse.day.
sam Babb left Saturday for
Brink'ey, Ark, where De ha, apo.
so.i1u as cashier Of the bank there.
We are sorry 10 learn OF tie
death Of Mrs. Name Harper OF
Reyno. She died Tuesday and
was buried Wednesday at the
Nelson Graveyard.
b. f. Bigger visited homeIolks
Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. Pool moved TO the Harry
Hite farm Saturday, where be will
make a crop this year.
Earl Graham entered school here
Monday.
The girls of the Sunday school
class entertained the boys FRIDAY
night.
Joe VInson aud family of Old
Reyno visited at the home OF Ho.
mer Hawkins Saturday night.
James DAVIS apd wife are the
proud parents if a iine baby girl.
She made her arrival Thursday.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-02-12
RAvENDEN SPRINGS NEWS

RAVENDEN SPRINGS NEWS
Rev Lincoln Of Jous,boro filled
has regular appointment At the
Baptist church suuday. Also Rev
Lashlee Of thus town filed ms APP
poinlment at the Christian church,
We understand +. NJ. Rook of
Kingsvllle will move his Heading
factory to our town Ihis week.
VIII Fry aud wife returned Sun.
day from a short visl. IN Walnut
Ridge.
Everett kitohie, travelling
salesman, formerly teacher IN our
school, is here on a few days visit.
Mrs. Curtis Of Koshkonon, No,
returned to her home this week
after a short vi,It with her sister
in-law, Mrs. Will Rush.
Miss MAZDA Grissett Of Little
Rock, wbo'has been nursing Mrs.
MahaiTY after an operation, is
spending the remainder Of her stay
with her sister, Mrs. Hull.
Mrs. J, W. Lillard Is on the
sick list tins week.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Taylor are
visiting iu Nashville, Tennessee.
The death angel VISITED the home
OF B. w. Ladyman last Sunday
about noon aud took from him hs
loving wife. She was highly
esteemed by everyone, a good
Christian woman and will be sadly
missed by all who knew her. We
sympathize with the sad husband
and children.
School adjourned Monday that
,ll might attend the funeral Of
Mrs. Lsdyman.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-02-12
Death To Bugs

To keep your hens free from lice
and rid youfhouses o6 reaches use
p. d. o., made from pure tobacco.
Sprinkle the nests, coops and
roosts, also crevlces where lice and
reaches barber.
A breedy hen is a regular louse
factory and few setting hens in a
hen-house will soon muster up an
army of vernln. r. d. @. used
freely will destroy them. 1t Is al
so good disinfecteut.
Twenty FIVE cents per box or
$3.50 per dozen post paid. Mauu-
facture1 and sold BY Fluhrer Tobaci
co and Snuff Co., BconvilIe, IND.
20 81,
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-02-12
AITICA NEWS

Woaro having some fine weather
40 this writing.
We welcomed tn, letter from
Rayenden Spring. la,, week =.
Write again.
w. II. Lacy had busines at Po-
cahontas Saturday.
Miss Ethel Damn Of Poclhoutas,
who has been teaching a: Hogan,
VISITED the Misses Simington Fri
day night.
Melvin Roberts visited home
folks Saturday night and Sunday.
The entertainment, given at Ho-
gan Saturday night, was well at.
tended.
Fate Tyer had the misfortune of
losing his barn by fire last Saturday.
lie didn't save much Of the con
tents. lie had no insurance.
Murry Lacy had business IN the
bottoms frat Of the week.
Henry and James Slmington had
business at Biggers Tuesday.
Fred Lacy attended the literary
society at Cl,arview Friday night.
Finis Deaver aud wife visited al
the home Of Rich Gross Sunday.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-02-12
OLD JACKSON NEWS

We wall have about SIX weeks
more school at this place which will
make five months in all and we re-
gret yery much that it will have to
close for all the pupils, who are go
ing, are learning fast. Prot. Boyd
Is certainly fine teacher.
Oar American flag was raised
and we are proud Of it for, as far as
we can learn, our school is the only
country school in the county that
has an American flag.
Mrs. Will Wells and daughter,
Dora, have been real sick the past
. week.
q. II. Lockhart Of Memphis,
Tern was at this place Tuesday
looking for farm to buy.
Mrs. McElhauey Of Hoxie, moth
sr OF Mrs. G. w. Kiger, visited at
this place last week.
w. r.. Russell was at this place
lasl Friday collecting taxes.
Despite the hard times, Mr. Russell
made the M st receipts that were
ever made 40 thus place iu one day,
Walter Kimball and Paul Songei
attended church at Cak Hill last
su day.
Mrs. Herbert Gates is reported
very sick at this writing.
Paul Souger spent Saturday nigh
with Walter Kimball.
Oar society was dne last FRIDAY
night. The program was jus
splendid besides the old time spell
ing match which was just grand.
fs. B. Barker and son, Cecil
; icnt Sunday at the home of J. J
ooks,
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-02-12
INGRAM NEWS

Windy, cold and damp these
days.
Mrs. Poss Morris, who's suffer
ing with cancer, ., no better at this
writing.
Little Charley Ramsey, who has
bcen.sick with pneumonia, ls able
to be up now.
We have singing az Palestine
every Sunday morning in couuec-
ton with our bible class.
A. b. DAVIS and family Of Mock
visited their parents lat Sunday.
Ed Sparkman, whoI' teaching at
Allen Hill, was IA our town Satur-
day morning.
Grandma Shaver, who has been
in bed for several days with la
grippe, Is still very poorly.
Roland Morris, who Is working
near Maynard, visited homefolks
Saturday night aud Sunday.
Some Of the boys went to Hogan
Saturday night to the big entertain
ment and enjoyed nice time.
Preaching at Palestine every
third Sunday aud prayer meeting
every Friday night. Everyone at
tend aud help in the work.
We regret very much to learn OF
the death OF our old time friend, }.
A. Parker, which occurred at his
home near MIddlebrook recently.
We extend our sympathy to the be-
reaved relatives.
Grandma Price, who lived to en-.
joy a ripe old age and lady fricnC
to everybody in tins community
died, at her home last week, after {
very short illness. She was land I,
rest IN the Palestine cemetery anne
a large concourse of sorrowing rel
atives and friends.
Our literary society has again re
sumed its work aud has elected of
flcers for the next quarter. Docl
Condict, president; g. e.. Davis
secretary. Time of meeting will
be twice month on Thursda
nights.
Our ten days session of singing
school closed last Friday with goo,
results. Mr.. Mock Is good II
structor and taught us one of tn
best and classical schools we hav
ever had. We had an enrollmeu
, Of forty two pupils and now tn
Palestine class is well improved
+ There is no better class IN the cour
t ty aud we give the praise to Nh
Mock for his able and untiring e
! fort in producing the work tha
made such a class. There were pr
t pills, who did not know one not
from another at the beginning an
? now they are able to lead songs an
I manifest the beats as nice as 20
= please. Other students advance
into harmony and made good pre-
/; gress 10 tbs work. We oommen
T. Mr.. Mock to any community wan
- ing uius'O tVhools. You will msk
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-02-12

L. W. Ward of Butler township
took dinner 40 the home og sam
Songer Friday.
J. W. Lilies aud vito are the
proud parents of new girl baby
born last Friday.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-02-12
RAGAN NEWS

Pleuiy Of cold weather down our
way.
A. p. Arnold and family spent
Sunday with Mr.. aud Mrs. Geo.
Loouey.
T. b. Allison was a guest OF
Marion Allison Sunday.
We held our usual Sundays ser
vices m spite Of the cold weather.
Drew Allison aud Mrs. Baker
spent Sunday at the home Of Juo
Owens.
Mrs. John Brown of Old wal.
aut Ridge is seriously Ill at tins
writing.
Fred Scott Of the Barnes Bar
spent Sunday with the Sisson boys.
Jno. Hill from above Pocahontas
visited his daughter, Mrs. Frank
Allison, Who has been real sick.
Ora aud Lorine Robinson and
Dorinda Lengo Of Mt. Zion are Wis
iung relatives here.
Alex Martin and family spent sun
day az the home of Will Ed Allison,
who is sick.
Mr.. Susie Edmons0ni accom-
parued hy JAS. Eeaycr OF Manson,
made q flying trap to our burg last
sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cherry and
Efie Rippey were entertained by
Mrs. Mile Robinson last Sunday.
Geo. Looney has purchased our
local barber shop from Stoney
llammons MS former proprietor
Mrs. Martha Robbins aud family
and Misses Helen and Tommie
Mckinley spent Sunday at the
home of Mrs. Florence Johnson.
Mrs. Mollie Robinson gave the
young folks a musical at her home
on Friday night of last week.
Several of our young folks inclu.
ding Misses Doris and Gladys Cher
ry and Augusta and Bessie Allison
spent Sunday with Miss Ola Esk.
ridge.
On Friday Of last week Chas.
Young came mp from Richwoods
and took a snap shot Of our school.
Charlie is certainly dong some
nice work IN his line.
Rev. Wheatley filed his regular
appointment at Richwoods last
Sunday. While here he was en-
tertalued at the hospitable homes
Of Alex Martin and B. J.. Russell.
On Sunday morning little War.
ren, the two year old baby Of Mrs.
Hattie Mckinley, fell against the
stove aud was seriously burned
about the head and face.
Since our last report J. p. Esk'
ridge has returned from Hot
Springs, where he went to take a
course of treatment. Mr.. Esk'
ridges health was not benefited sc
he left Monday for Memphis, where
he will undergo an operation.
Last Sunday morning, what
came near being a fatal accident
befell Leonard, the six year-old
son of Il. b. Allison. While at
tempting to reach a plate out of hi'
mothers cupboard be tipped tn,
safe so that it fell forward and OF
/ top Of hIm with its entire contents
Only the fact that his body wal
! lodged between two of the shelveI
saved his life. The entire content
of the safe were demolished but tn,
boy was rescued from the debri
none the worse except for few
bruises.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-02-12

no mistake IN securing him for your
instructor. zoe,
Melton Long and Carter Shaver,
two highly respected young men Of
this community, are on a pleasure
trip tins week with friends aud rel.
atiyes at Pocahoutas, Blggcrs aud
Reyno.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-02-12
The Basis OF Morals

After,tifteen months study ard
investigation the anti-yIce commit
tee Of the Wisconsin Legislature re-
ported that the greatest cause Of
commerciallzed vice IL the use of
intoxicating liquoh the wage ques-
ton had no material relation to
girls downfall. It's recommends.
tions center about the problem Of
boozeless amusements and recrea.
tion. Give people a chance at a
decent and interesting life, and the
vast me iority Of them will be moral
from choice. The remainder must
then be prevented from preying on
their fellows. The problem of
vice calls for sane use Of what so.
clal resources the modern communi.
ty has; we must learn how to live
in towns built primarily for busi-
ness. This is difficult, but not
impossible, and lot of our cities
are getting at it.-Collier's.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-02-12
ALBERTHA NEWS

The{ weather man started his
weeks weather very nicely.
Jss. Vester, who Is wotting at
Blggers, VISITED home folks Sunday.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-02-12
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to extend our sincere
thanks to the people Of Pocahontas
for kindness shown US during the
funeral aud burial of our son,
Geofrey r. Iuman, whose death
OccsRiba Memphis. rsS Z
Mr.. and Mrs. w, A. Inman.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-02-12
BIGGERS NEWS

We are having some hne weather
at present.
George Bigger returned from St.
Loais Friday, where ho hOd been
With load Of stock.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-24
NOT WILLING To
DO POLICE DUTY
eos~-essmaa Tavenner Says He Is
saaias1 Forcing Americans TO
Invade Mexico.
r OWNERS BESEFICARIEs
,lse perotee Part oi address at Corr
Gora to Discussing Advantages
Of arsenal,

r,r5o~a. III. Sept, PA large
s heard Congressman Clyde Fl.
-.~sruers address Oh the subject The
o-,e, !. war and Preparation for
us-o At tae Baptist church. Tavern
m spoke for an hour and quarter.
The speaker declared he was not in
s,~o4 Of armed intervention N Mex
=, this tima. He declared that not
strgla faction Of the Mexican people
sss ASKED for armed Intervention By
he r-B.tef states, and that, on the 9TH
..~f every faction of the Mexican
,sa-re bsa protested against such a
r,~rse on our part. He said st would
~. +f-o4 70 consider going into Mexico
--s.z cannon. powder za1 bullets
ssooftue down the Me-Iaa1s, when
.seg should infinite they would IKE
"a lave CDR assistance
arrarp ID q aIg demand for armed
,s.arventlou 5u Mexico. however de-
dared TaFeaaer. uy wealthy amer
ans wHo oTn rich mine, oil and
grazfne lands id Mexico These rich
Americans would like to have Uncle
es~ gse his soldiers IS policemen to
-7stra their properties SO that their
dividends viii not be iuterfered with
Z am 10. willing to give my own
Hfa far fine u7attractjTe job Of being
a nr{vsre policeman for these million
s,-sa and an the same principle I
,-,rr5 MT feel justified in voting to
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-24
ON COUNTY RECORDS.
Warranty Deeds.

Henry 8 Dfhhprn and wife to Belle
+ Forms tract in section 24-17-2W.
ri m
Solomon rsrrr5ae ard wife tn AL
bar+ sngr.zn nar+ lot 10 block 4 Is
land View Heights. Rock Island. $500
Freda T.. Cralle and Arthur B. CralIe
TO Louis y" Brandt, lot ~, oloeh D.
Donahoo q tosheT S hrs' aaaitlon, h-asl
Moline $40.
H. { Hawthorn ana VIE to L. a.
Richardson. east n southwest a ana
west 1z south east L section o--ll-s W.
$1,000
August LiIiiman to Simeon +. and
George d. Long. lot IL. block ls7.
Last Moline, sLgo.
Afthuf T. 9lLles ana " ne 10 george
A NoWFy, south 81 Ieel. iot -s. pto9A
O. NJ. l. Cady hrsJ adaitlont Moline
$40
William f. Bailey and wife TO John
NJ Fotch, lot 50, w. Il. baiIey s w eoa-
lawn addition, Rock island, SL18-
Oscar E Apple to william Rodgers
lot IS. block 10. first addition SILy-ss
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-24
EAST MOLINE HAS
NAMED DELEGATES
Commercial Club Of That City First to
Select Representative TO
Boost Arsenal.

The East Moline Commercial club
has named its representatives On the
committee Of is. authorized at the
meeting held at the Davenport Com
merciaI club last Monday evening for
the purpose of launching a movement
to secure increased recognition and
appropriations for the Rock Island
arsenal
Those named for East Moline are a.
3. Johnson. Z. p. TAYLOR and c. l.
Rowe The Rock Island club and the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-24

The K c Cooks Book containing this
and 90 other delicious, successful, recipes
sent frse upon receipt Of the colored certif-
cate packed IN 2S-cent cans Of K c Baking
Powder. Write your name ard address
plainly. jacques Mig. Co., Chicago. ii
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-24

Greater Moline committee will make
their selections within a few days
The Greater Davenport committee and
the Bettendorf Commercial club are
also TO have members on the commit
tse.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-24
NOT SURE MILAN
WAS IN COUNTY
Assault Case Dropped Because Com
plainant Cannot Swear as
TO Village.
JUSTICE STUDIES THE POINT
Deliberates Two Hours on Question Of
Whether Venue Was Established
in Fender Hearing.


Is there ANYBODY IN Rock Island
that does not know that Milan IS II
Rock Island county? There was YES
+ardav t,,,+ rodav tbs, ,a-sor il "a
H. 7-ft7 he Toes+4o, ~ 10 ,-sI7ags
sor+r ~ t,i= ri+v
Tos Fender Rock island soy+bsrr
conductor vas released YESTERDAY
vybar TIA case IN which ne vas rasrg-
ed with assault and battery was dis
missed by Justice Of the Peace CIaF-
ence j. Schroeder The case was end
ed Thursday because Roy Jones, a
local man and complainant, could not
swear in the justice court that Milan
was in Rock Island county In the
vern2cular OF the law, The venue was
not established
The justice OF the peace spent two
hours in dellberaton on this matter,
looking up the law on the point rails
ed by R. R. Reynolds, attorney for the
defendant At the conclusion Of his
investigation he ruled that. with the
venue not established, the case could
not proceed further and he would
therefore have to dismiss it. II was
the second trial this week Tor the con
ductor, the hfst having been held
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-24

Dubuque Iowa. Sept. 2+.-The Iowa
State Retail Merchants association
this afternoon elected officers as fol-
lows. President, Julius kepner. Coun-
ell Bluffs, secretary. John A. Cunning
ham, Dubuque treasurer, T. J. Moon
ey, Clinton The next convention goes
to Iowa City.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-24
-r,o~ouvb-goinr courses in ronve

Thorough going courses in CONVEX
sational Turkish are to be begun
early next month in Berlin for the
benefit Of those who appreciate the
growing need for this language n
their business or social life The
German Turkish association is behind
the move and will import or provide
CONF etent Turkish teachers A
course. which will be offered for IS
will last three months. and contain
three hourly lessons weekly.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-24

Terre Haute, Ind, Sept. 24,-Mayor
James Gossom declared today he
would fight the charges brought
against him by the city council. which
accuses him of maIfea sance IN Office.
drunkenness and tax lodging and with
being immoral and corrupt The coun-
ell liked Sept. % for the mayors hear
fuq
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-24

Cleveland, Ohio. Sept. 24-John D.
Rockefeller. Sr., who has been sum
mering at his Forest Hill home here.
left this afternoon on a special car
over the New York Central Tor his
home at Pocanuco Hill, n. Y.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-24
go Nen - 10 DardaneILes.

Berlin, Sept p. Thy wireless to Say
Vile, n. "a new army of 10000
men has been sent to the Dardanelles
by the allies, according to dispatch
of the Overseas News agency.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-24
Excursion Sunday.

On the steamer Helen Blair. through
Moline lock to Hampton. Leaves at 3
D m. IS cents round trip.-(Ady)
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-24
Save he by
Use the reliable
NO RLEC Ks
ORIGINAL
Matted Milk

Urbullds every part of the body efficiently
ENDORSED by thousands Of Physicians
Mo,hars and Nurses the world over 70
more tha1 q quarter Of Q century.
Co7veai7uz no cooking nor additional
Eai-sre4ui1ed, Simply dissoIvsi in w.ater.
Agrees when other foods often fail.
Sample free H0FLIcK s Racine. Wis
-No Substitute Isasgust as Good
as AoRL5CA' s. she Original
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-11-20

B. L. Tompkins Is up today frorl
Umstilla.
Sam Peterson, Milton attorney. is
a Saturday visitor in the city
E Harper Of Vincent transacted
business in Pendleton YESTERDAY
Il. r. Newport. Hermiston contrac.
tor. is spending the day in th@city
Mr. and Mrs w. b. Hinkle %
Echo were in the city last evening
Mrs A. 0. Gordon Of Umatllla is
up from the west end OF the county
today
Dr. G. w. Tape. head Of the Hot
Lake sunltoriuAn, is Pendleton vls-
itor today.
Carl -weick the village blacksmith
Of Echo, is transacting business in
the city today
l. W. Keller a teacher at Fossil
and formerly Of this county, was here
Tor the institute.
Mrs L. b. Cordery Of Pilot Rock
and Miss l. COrdrey Of Adams were
a the Rendleton yesterday.
f. b. Gillian and Lenton Massie
were among the Walla Walla rooters
at the game here yesterday
James Johns president of the
Hartman Abstract Co. went TO la
Grande yesterday on business.
Mrs. W. NJ. Peterson and children
are visiting in Walla Walla at the
home Of Mrs Peterson's mother
Mrs Mcdonald.
Supt L J. Klemme Of the Ellens-
burg schools, who was one Of the
institute speakers, left yesterday aft
ernoon for his home.
Charles Cochran, one OF the O-W
attorneys in Portland came up this
morning to appear in a case in courC
He is at the ST. George.
Mr. and Mrs Howard Drew and
Francis Bebee, who have been at.
tending the institute, returned on the
\ p. train today 10 Helix,
Vincent Borleske, coach Of Whit
man college and formerly one Of tn,
foremost figures in northwest foot
bah, was here yesterday to referee tn,
game.