The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-11-16
Weather Forecast
LEWISTON, Nov. 16.-FOre-
cast till p. IN. Friday: Fair to-
night and Friday; not much
change in temperature.
City News In Brief.

City News In Brief.
Miss Ida Downing of Genesee, arriv-
ed in the city today for business Wis
it,
L. c. Grinolds arrived today from
Kendrick for business visit in the
city.
L. e. Forbes, contractor of Lew
iston, returned to that city today af-
ter business visit at this place.
Funeral services were held today at
the cemetery for Walter Gilbert, a
former resident of Moscow who died
Tuesday at Lenore, Idaho.
Heck Edmundson, basket ball coach
and graduate manager of the Univer-
sity, has just completed arrangements
with the basket ball team of the Spo-
kane Amateur Athletic club for a
series of games to be played in Spo-
kane and Moscow during January and
February.
| In the absence of Rev. Warner from
the city Rev. w. q. Cole will occupy
the pulpit Sunday morning. His sub
ject will be, 1.-THE Value of Life" The
evening sermon will be preached by
Rev. Chas. Elrey of Johnson. All are
cordially invited to these services.
d. House, agent for the O.-W. R. &
~, announces a special train being ar
ranged by his company for the trans
the southern part of the state for the
holiday season. The train will leave
December 20 and return January 3,
and will consist of two sleepers, a
baggage car and diner.
The University of Idaho today
mailed one of the largest shipments
ever made out of the local postoffice
to single consignee when the lib
rary department forwarded 200 sacks
Of government books, weighing three
tons, to the Washington State college
a, Pullman. A large auto truck made
three trips getting the books from the
rostoffce to the depot
DR.. Hatfield and NJ. E. Washburn
left yesterday for Greer, from which
point they will go into the country
between Weippe and Pierce city for
their ninth annual hunting trip. Both
are veteran hunters, we'll acquainted
with the country they visit, and wifi
the habits and haunts of game, and |
they never return without their war
bags full. Good weather and plenty OF
game are reported in the country they
visit
Growers estimate the loss of APP
pies in the vicinity of Moscow. by
freezing, at about two hundred tons, Y
much of the fruit having been intend
ed for consumption at the local vine
gar plant. A small quantity of apples
mad already been picked and housed,
and though some of it was frosted
slightly, it will be possible to use as y
much as does not thaw in the light
and become soft. Apples in bags and
all that had not been picked are to-
al loss, as they become soft or dry
md cannot be used at the vinegar
works.
Archie Holt was arrested today by
irant Robbins, chief of police, and
placed in Jail on charge of burglary.
\ complaint was filed making that
harge against the young man this
fternoon by Frank L. Moore, prose-
uting attorney 1t is alleged that
Holt, in company with another young
nan, took an overcoat belonging to
\. r. Fike from the cloak room of the
church Monday evening as
e was leaving the services shortly
efore the close Hollis companion
onfessed today that Holt had commit
ed the theft.
Following a business session of the
historical club tomorrow afternoon
eginring at 2:30 at the club rooms,
. II. Storer, professor of vocal music
t the University of Idaho, will lee
ire on 1.-THE Development of the
pera,' as a special number Of a
rogram which begins at o'clockiin
large of the art department. The
cture will be illustrated by operate
,cords which will be played on a
iatrola loaned through the courtesy |
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