The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-10-24

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MOSCOW MUST HELP IN THIS.
Tomorrow, Mrs. M. J. Sweeley, O
Win Falls, president Of the state fed
alton of women's clubs, is to be il
bscow. She will remain here unit
bnday evening. She comes to meet
citizens of Moscow and secure
cir cooperation in a great work that
i'll benefit Moscow more than il
jill benefit any other section of the
ate.
Mrs. Swee1ey is engaged IN splen-
work for the young men and young
omen of Idaho. She is making the
hiding UP Of scholarship loan
Ind" her chief work and she has ac-
Emphasized much. She is trying to
hise $4,000 TO be used as a fund
help worthy young men and young
omen through the University of Ida
3. The fund is loaned in amounts of
200 to students who need that much
assistance to get through term of
he school and they repay it after
hey begin to earn money. She has
aised $4,000 and wants $4,000 more.
The benefits of Mrs. Sweeley's ex
Eellent work have already been felt.
bhe has made loans of 5000 each to six
Students of Twin Falls who are now
ENROLLED in the University and who,
Without this assistance, could not have
come here. Students at Pocatello and
many other southern Idaho points
have been helped in this way. The
money~is not charity. 1t is an invest
|ment of 5000 with the young manhood
and the young womanhood of Idaho
hs security. There is no better.
The young man or the young woman
with enough ambition to borrow 5000
to go through a term of school is the
kind of a young man or young wom-
an who will succeed and be an honor
10 the school and the state and those
who helped him or her.
Boise, Twin Falls, Pocatello, many |
other points have contributed to this |
fund Moscow must contribute lib
orally. This is worth far more to
Moscow than the maternity hospital /
at Spokane or Boise. Moscow dug !
ap" $500 for that purpose. What will /
she give to help the young men and
foung women of Idaho who need help, l.
10 come to the University and secure
In education
1t has been suggested that a public
reception or meeting he held Saturday
light for Mrs. Sweeley, where she
will be given an opportunity to meet
nd talk with and to the people. A
ociety reception is not desired. This
5 q business affair Mrs. Sweeley
hould meet the leading men and wom
n of Moscow, and by leading we
lean those who lead in the work of
elping the town, the university and
ne students. She should be given
beral support by the citizens of Mos
ow- This is a "drive" of far greater
Importance to Moscow, the university
nd the young people Of Idaho than
nv undertaking in this section since
10 great war closed. Will Moscow
0 her duty?
Well say she will
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HOG PRICES SLUMP, AS USUAL.
Hog prices took another tumble in
hicago and dropped to liz cents per
,und, the lowest price in four years.
his is drop of more than so per
mt in live hog prices i'll Chicago in
de of 60 days, yet the prices of pork
i'd pork products have not declined
n will they decline for nany months.
This is an old trick of the packing
ust which is now under fire and is
irving by the use of large force
paid writer's and mathematicians to
owe that it is not making exorbitant
ofits, but it cannot resist the tempta-
IN to follow it's habit of dropping
: price paid for live hogs to the low
possible notch about November /,
len the years hog crop goes onto
, market. Eighty per cent of the
IS in the United States are mar
ed between October IS and jan
" IS and the price always has Sc
,pped to low level during these
nths and it always will drop as