The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1917-10-26
IDAHO NEWS NOTES

iston, who was killed in an automo-
bile accident Oct. 10, was reached BY
wire at Chicago, and has returned
home.
Richard Fenton and Willie Glenn,
runaway boys from Kendrick, who
were apprehended in Asotin county
and returned to Lewiston, where they
were turned over to Mrs. E. A. Will
COX of Kendrick, a relative, who re-
turned them to Kendrick.
Cassius Rockwell, the 11-year-old
son Of @. A. Rockwell, was instantly
killed by being struck by the delivery
auto of the c. o. D. laundry at Lew
iston. The car was being driven by
E. ]. Tate and was just rounding the
corner when the child ran from the
curb. The fender of the car struck
the lad. Witnesses say the driver
was not to blame.
Phelps Collins, son of Richard H.
Collins of Detroit, an American avia-
| tor serving with one of the French
squadrilles, brought down alone one
Of seven German machines flying in
company. Collins flew at a great
height above seven German machines
near Ypres. He dived down and fired
into the last German machine, which
doubled up and fell in flames, and es-
capped before the other six could fire
upon him. Collins is % years old, and
was educated in the University of
Idaho.
Flat denial was entered in the SUI
preme court Saturday by John w.
Wourms, the Wallace attorney cited
by that tribunal to show cause why
he should not be disbarred from prac-
ticing law before the courts of Idaho
70 ralleged unprofessional conduct, to
the charges made by Patrick Burke,
pioneer mining man of the Occur
d'Alenes, that he acted as attorney
for two opposite clients in the litiga-
ton over the Amazon Manhattan
group of mines. The denial is in toto.
No date has as yet been set for the
hearing.
An inventory of the estate of the
late John P. Vollmer was recently filed
at Lewiston in the probate court. The
inventory shows the estate, consisting
of extensive farm land holdings in Nez
Perez, Lewis, Clearwater and Latah
; counties and real estate holdings in
} Lewiston, Genesee, Juliaetta, Grange
vile, Kendrick, Vollmer, Cottonwood
Troy, Reubens and Ferdinand, as also
some realty holdings outside of the
state. The classification and valua
lions of the estate are as follows: Real
estate, $306,340; partnership interests
in personal property, $495,343; mort
cages, $332,460; miscellaneous notes
and bank balances, $554,632; shares Of
corporate stock, $315,S12. Total ap
praised valuation of the estate, 81,
OO4,587 Samuel Goldstone, Fred B
Bartlett and Robert S. Erb were the
appraisers.
Joint Highway Meeting Nov. 7.
Announcement has been made of {
Joint meeting of the Interstate High
way association and the Idaho-Ever
green Highway association to be hell
Ill Low lSlOu ANoEOAloOA 80. AS AAA y
day will be devoted to routine bust
. ness, and on the second day the visi
tors will participate in the opening
of the live stock show.
The governors Of Oregon, Washing
o ton, Montana, Idaho and Nevada hav'
a promised to attend, and the governo
9 of Utah is expected.
No 81 hryf
/ following:
Samuel Hill, president Pacific High
way association and honorary lif
president of the Washington Stat
Good Roads association.
Herbert Cuthbert, secretary of tn
Pacific Northwest Tourist association
I. M. Howell, secretary Of state o
Washington.
Edward A. Van Sicklin, member O
the Idaho state highway commission
l.. l. Hewes, United States offic
of public roads, Portland.
Frank Terrace, veteran western
Washington good roads advocate.
State Commercial News.
The helms Co. has succeeded Will
lam Gray & Co., general merchant
at Valley.
Sch Hodrus of Spokane has pull
chased the City bakery at Sandpoin
from William Rubschlager.
Stevens Bros, general merchants a
| Forest, have purchased the genera
| store of Mr.. Riley at Westlake.
/ Misses Ida Averill and Mary Cum
/ merford have closed out their store a
H Spirit Lake and will go to Seattle.
| The Sunrise Cereal Co has been o.
ganized at Wallace with a capits
stock of $4,000 by H. c. Green, ]. F
" Hibbs, w. H. Hanson, William Carr
n theirs and F. w. Budd.
le Thomas Thompson, jeweler q
r Grangeville, is charging his place {
le business by the addition of the stor
room adjoining formerly occupied b
t. the Coyne cigar factory.