The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1915-05-08
Weather Forecast
LEWISTON, May S.-Forecast
till 5 p. m. Sunday: Tonight and
Sunday, possibly showers.
BRIEF LOCAL NEWS

Ray D. Bistline, U. of l. 10, frol
Pocatello, is visiting at Zeta Delt
house.
Lorena Dart, U. of I. IA, teacher g
Lapwai came up for the interscho1
astic meet Friday.
Mrs. Mayme I. Fisher, county su
perintendent of Clearwater county, i
visiting in Moscow this week.
Following custom that was es
tablished on the first campus day AM
has been carried out every year since
the English club will this year pre-
sent play.
Bernice Cornelison and Constane:
Swenson, teachers of Cottonwood Con-
solidated school at Fraser, are VISITING
with Miss Cornelison's parents on w
Sixth street.
The Freshman class of the Pullman
high school passed through Moscow
today on their way to picnic grounds
on Moscow mountain. About 20 of the
young people were on horseback
Matt Horrigan was in from his
ranch today to transact business. Mr..
Horrigan is gradually getting his land
icleared and into cultivation, and al
READY has one Of the finest farms i'll
the Palouse country.
Richard Noftsger returned today
from Lewiston and Orofino where he
spent the past week. He reports that
section of the country as looking very
prosperous. A big season is expected
in every line OF work
Eugene Pierce, deputy state bank
commissioner, was an arrival in Mos
COW this evening. Mr.. Pierce was for
merly associated with the First Ma
tional bank of this city. He will re-
main here until Monday
This afternoon University of Idaho
track athletes will try out for place
on the track team that is to leave
next week to meet the track team of
the University of Montana at Missou-
la. About IA athletes will participate
The current number OF the New
York Times War Pictorial contains
couple of handsome colored views
the route traversed by the Dalles-
Cello canal with a descriptive article
on the celebration in which Lewiston
is given as the opening of the festiv-
tiles
Mrs. S. l.. Willis underwent an ex-
tremely serious operation at the In
land Empire hospital on Thursday
last. Her many friends will rejoice to
hear that she is making satisfactory
progress, although the crisis will not
be reached for another day or two
About so boys and girls of school |
age from Pullman passed through the
city this morning on their way to
Moscow mountains for a days picnic
N the woods. Besides a couple of
conveyances and an auto
mobile, number were travelling by
saddle horse.
The university baseball team left
Fhfs morning for Lewiston where
hey play the Lewiston town team this
afternoon. Wade Idahos big left
lander, will most likely be in the box
or the collegians and Barger will do
he receiving. The university beat
lewiston two weeks ago, 10 to 8.
The mystery surrounding the dam
ging of the Steltz automobile was
feared up yesterday by Chief of Po-
ice Grant Robbins. The car had
cen taken from Mr.. Steltz's garage
bout II o'clock Thursday night and
yas found near Joel when it had I
lunged down backward over an IS
Dot embankment, dashing through Il
arbed wire fence and coming up
gainst a telephone pole after cross
lg the railroad track. 1t was de-
,rmined by the police that William
teltz, a son of the owner had taken
lie machine and was accompanied by
De Runigan and two local young la
If when the accident occurred and
onder is expressed that more ser
US accident had not occurred
NOTICE