Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1916-04-21
IDAHO NEWS NOTES

The Lewiston-C Charleston chautauqua.
under direction of the Ellison White
Chautauqua Co., will be held June 90
July 5.
At a recent meeting of automobile
owners of Lewiston and vicinity pre-
liminary steps were taken for the or
ganization of an association.
The university of Idaho cadet bat
talon, under Commandant Lieutenant
Fooks, u. S. A., are on a five days
encampment at Hayden lake, Idaho.
r. c. Beach, treasurer of the North
west Live Stock association, accompa-
MED by Secretary Paul Clagstone, r.
S. Erb and Henry Jones of Lewiston
and George Ausman Of Asotin, are at
tending meetings of the stock rails
ers' association of the State.
The largest general mercantile store
in Rathdrum, that Of l.. A. Larsen,
changed hands Saturday, Charles p.
Evans of Valley, Wash, buying build
ing and stock and trading a ranch at
Valley in part payment 1t is report
ed about $4,000 we're involved in the
deal
Mrs. Clyde c. Tull, formerly Miss
Jewell Boutwell, a student in the Uni
versity of Idaho from Weiser, during
which time she was welded to Profess
sor Clyde c. Tull, has written a book
entitled THE Winning of the Bronze
Cross" boy scout story of adven-
ture, which has received favorable
mention.
Tony T. Crooks, a 1909 graduate of
the University Of Idaho, and Rhodes
scholar in 1910 at Oxford, and later in
charge of a Presbyterian school for
boys in the Philippines. returned to
Moscow. After a months visit with
relatives Mr.. Crooks will enter Johns
Hopkins university, Baltimore Md,
for the study of medicine.
Dr. Charles Stuart Moody of Hope,
former mayor of Standpoint; Mrs.
Moody and a young boy, Percy Hor-
ton, narrowly escaped death Sunday
when the doctors auto turned over on
sharp turn about a mile west of
Clarksfork on the county road. The
boy was thrown clear of the machine,
but the doctor and Mrs. Moody were
pinned beneath. The doctor managed
to get out and then lifted the car, still
| t.11nrfnp off Mrc Moody
When the supreme court Monday de
MED the petition for a writ of certio
rari applied for by w. G. and S. d
Simpson, the denial meant that these
petitioners who were respectively the
president and cashier of the American
National bank of Caldwell, must go tC
the penitentiary for five years. They
were convicted of violating the ma
tional banking laws in issuing a Ger
tificate of deposit for $4,000 without
the approval of the board of directors
The body of Arthur Olson, the Fern
wood rancher, who was supposed t
have been murdered at Fernwood il
December, 1915, was found buried il
his woodshed Saturday. The body wal
buried about three feet deep in a cor
nor of the woodshed, and the grave
was covered with chips and wood t
prevent detection. Fred Clancy, Oh
sons hired man, left soon after Oh
sons disappearance and a reward o
$1,000 has been offered for his arrest
The state board of education in SEES
sion has declined to accept the resig
nation of j. T. HUMPHREYS as superin
tendent of the Idaho industrial train
ing school at st. Anthony. At the tim'
the resignation was presented to DR.
Il. o. Sisson, commissioner of educa
ton, and prior to then charges wer,
made of inhuman treatment of in
mates of the reformatory institution o
which HUMPHREYS is head. The boar'
voted unanimously to retain him. Th'
resignation of President Black of tn
Lewiston normal school was accepte'
with regret. The board also accepte,
the designations of Miss Addie Ayers
Miss Wild and E. S. Wooster, instruc
tors at the Lewiston normal, an,
Miss Augustine, instructor at Albiol
normal. A number of associate profes
sors of the University of Idaho wer
promoted to professorships.