The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-01-08

Undergraduates of the universit
engineering department have organic
ed an engineering society with tn
following as officers: Guy Holman
president; Clyde Hallam, vice presi
dent; E. R. Hawkins, secretary
treasurer.
w. J. Jotian, general agent of thu
Northern Pacific, was in Moscow to
day on business. Mr.. Jordan was jus
recently elected vice president Of the
Washington Grain Growers associa
tion at it's annual meeting held at Pull.
man this week.
According to word received here to-
day, the Lewiston Journal, a weekly
publication at Lewiston edited by
Storey Buck, has been attached by G.
S. Childers, formerly of Moscow, for
$95 wages due and the publication of
the weekly suspended.
Harry Rawson of the Rawson saw
mill, that he has installed
a telephone at both the mill and his
town residence where the public may
get into prompt communication with
him. The Phone number at the mill
is Farmers 1867, while the Phone
in Moscow is 15-L. 85-6p
There was a fair sized audience at
the high school auditorium last night
to hear the California Jubilee Quartet
in vocal and instrumental selections.
The audience vas we'll pleased as
was evidenced by the frequent ap-
plause. The high school realized a
neat sum. 1t is the purpose of the
high school to furnish another special
outside the lyceum course
the present season.
Everett West and a young girl COM
panion are said to have suffered a
miraculous escape from death or ac-
,ident last evening while out Sigh
'iding. Their team bolted when about
mile from Pullman, throwing the
occupants out and came to the Mos
ow barn minus the passengers. AS
II. West and the young lady were
lembers overlook them and brought
lem home.
At the regular meeting of. United
rtisans last night, Columbia Assem-
ly No. 104, installed the following Of
GERS: Ester S. Arnold, Past Master
Harry B. Nelson, Master Art
an; Marie Gorham, superintendent;
nnie Nicely, Inspector; Howard M. |
rezee, secretary; c. H. Whitmore,
Chester A. Hick, senior con-
lctor; Emma NJ. Steltz, master of
Lizzie Littenmier, junior
,nductor; Frank Barnett, instructor;
bert Nicely, warden. After the bus
ess meeting the rest of the evening
spent in a good social time.
William Hunter, Haddock, Lincoln
unity, is only a lad, but he looms
rye as a grower of good corn. Wit
,ss: In the national corr show re-
ntly held at ST. Paul, where there
,.o - oyhihi+c ~, William L
carried off a handsome silver
D valued at $50 as first prize in
e third district. Then who should
me along but Oliver Hill, Jr., Of
rome, who walked away with the
cond prize. These lads belong to
3 corn club of the agricultural eX-
nsion department, and the prizes
re awarded on the 10 best ears of !
IN. +
Nelson, deputy clerk of the
strict court, has just completed the
ng of the transcript of evidence in
!, appeal in the case of the estate OF
lcoln Clutches, deceased, involving
large estate and the disposal OF
rsonal property in the amount OF
100. The case has been appealed
the supreme court. Judge Steele
d the personal property should be
;tributed to the minor heirs ac-
ding to the laws of the state of
Ishington. That decision is con-
ted by the widow, now Mary E. z
q Sickle, who contends she is en- -
ed to all the personal property,
lie under the Washington law she
entitled to but half.