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The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-05-06
{. ~ CPOLLmAN SELLS
STORE WEDNESDAY

The iry good firm known as nc
& n Gf0ilmnn & Company. OF in1
city. j. corporation, was sold Ngdne1.
div evening t0 McHrs Geo g. Wolf.
nlih and Ora Embry. Consideration
ro.orlci to have hcon near one hum
drcd thousand dollars.
As this store was one Of the larry
osi dry goods Establishments in Iub-
book, it also was one Of the best
known over the South Plains Il was
originally established about five years
ago as an independent dry goods
store under {. n. Grollman and was
then located on West Postoilice street
and known as the Leader, which name
will be used by the new purchasers.
Business grew until the location on
Postofice street did not afford large
enough quarters and then was NOV
ed 10 It's present location on West
Broadway in the Mollie d Alternately
building. which ID one Of the larg-
est and best equipped buildings in
The city. Soon after OF about the
time the business WIS moved to its
present location IL was formed into
a corporation with C. n. Grollman
as president and manager
The new owners are well known in
Lubbock and the South Plains coun-
try. Mr.. George C. Wolfarth, former
president Of the Citizens National
Bank, is one Of the pioneer citizens
Of the South Plains and was engag-
ed actively in the banking business
IN Lubbock for many years, or until
a few weeks ago when he sold his
interest in the Citizens National
Bank 10 France Baker OF Lockncy,
it's president at this time and also
now a citizen Of Lubbock Mr. En-
brv, under whose management the
new firm will be- operated, has had
"a brilliant career in the banking bus
mess In Lubbock. having been asso-
ciated with Mr.. Wolfarth in the Cit
izens National Bank For the past
two years Mr. Emhry has held the
position Of vice president and cash
Ter of that bank. which position ne
will tender a resignation FOR within
a short time Not only has Mr. En-
bry been experienced in the banking
business. but prior 90 coming 70 Lub-
book was active for five years or
more in the mercantile business in
Sherman. and is well qualified TO
hold the position Of manager Of the
new firm. Mr. Embry takes charge
OF the store this morning Several
DAYS. Of course, will be consumed in
making an invoice Of the large stock.
G. II Grollman. former manager
Of the store. and president Of the
corporation. viii likely dispose Of his
interests IN Lubbock ard move to
New York City. He has been success
ful in the dry goods business in Lub-
book and his many friends vii hate
20 hear Of him leaving the CONNER
cial held Of Lubbock
The corporation viii be dissolved
in a short time, we are told by the
present owners and will be known
as the Leader
The sale. Of which has been adver-
tisod 10 a certain extent, to start
Friday by c. r. Grollman and Co,
will be postponed until after invoic-
ing Of the stock is made
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-05-06
SAN|TAR|UM CHARTER APPLIED FOR
STOCKHOLDERS or THE WEST TEXAS SANTTARIUM COM
PANY HOLD ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING LAST MONDAY
ORGANIZATION WAS ACCOMPLISHED
Full Corps and Directors Were Elected and Institution
be Incorporated with Capital Stock Of 100000 Ten
thousand Dollars Additional Stock to be subscribed

appropriated for the sale Of the one
hundred thousand dollars. which
amount was $72 20. Appointment OF
the nominating committee composed
Of Messrs. Thomas, Carlisle and
Burford, WAS made by the chairman,
which committee withdrew from the
auditorium and remained few min
u.cs after which they returned and
handed in the following. names for
approval by the stockholders to act
as the permanent board Of directors:
+. p Earhart, John X, Rails, Rails,
Texas. NJ. +. Klattenhof, Slaton, DR..
e. J Wagner. DR.. W. L. Baugh. DR..
X. J. Hall, W. X. Dickinson, Sr.,
George r. Bean. C. A. Burrus, Will
+. Ballew and DR.. C. J. Lair (three
names on the board we did not re-
ceive). BY a unanimous vote Of the
stockholders, these men were elect
ed directors
Speeches Of appreciation of the
work done were again made which
were followed by q splendid, we'll
delivered talk by w. c. Rylander,
who glowingly predicted great good
TO come from the institution in help
ing the suffering Mr. Rylander dwelt
on the subject Of dividends from the
investment feature Of the stockhold-
ers. II was his opinion. which was
heartily applauded by the stockhold-
ers, that nothing but good was the
aim Of the men behind IL.
Application for a charter will be
made Immediately we we're inform
ed. The entire amount necessary for
securing the charter having been re-
ceivcd. an additional amount Of $10,-
600 worth Of stock will be made,
which was sanctioned by the stock
holders, TO care for any deviations in
cost and other unknown mishaps that
may be met in the erection Of the
building. A subscription to the addi-
tion fund was made that afternoon
by one Of the ladies present. All
in all. it was a splendid gathering,
displaying the enthusiasm Of Lub-
books people over great cause.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-05-06
WILSON ENDORSED
BAuEYTEs IN PRECINCT CONVENTION WERE FEW IN NUN
BER AND WE'RE OVERWHELMINGLY SHOWED UNDER
COUNTY YCONVENTION ELECTS SOLID WILSON DELEGATES
Strong Resolutions Favor;ng the Present Administration Were Unan
rpousIy Adopted and Opposition Was Offered by the
Advocates Of Senator Balcys Platform

Convention, the Wilson Administra-
ton was heartily indorsed; and a
resolution in favor Of the League Of
Nations as an issue, was also unan-
imously indorsed The following Is a
copy Of the minutes as prepared by
the Secretary, Hon. +. l.. klett, OF
the County Convention.
Lubbock Democratic Convention
held at lubbock. Texas. 40 2 p. m,
Tuesday, May 4th, 1920, called to
order by Chairman J. Il Vickers.
Roscoe Wilson was elected perma-
nent chairman Of the Democratic
Convention Of Lubbock County and
Hon. +. L. Klett. secretary.
VI NJ. Dupre, W. 5. Posey and X.
A Baldwin were elected as a nomi-
mating committee 20 nominate dele
gates 10 the State Convention
The following names were nomi-
mated and elected 10 represent lub-
beck county at the State Convention
Mrs $. s. Forrest. Mrs Moliie d.
Ahernathy. w. II Bledsoe, Emmett
Porter. T. l.. Kle,t, W r. Spencer,
NJ VI. Dupro. r. A. Baldwin. G. c.
Cooper. J p. Webb, S. c. Spikes.
+ HuHCNt " ltNnf MfHs - IL AlAlir aHN
Mrs. " Fulton.
The following resolutions were
passed at the conventions as instruc-
tions for the State Delegates
THAT We heartily approve the
great achievements Of our Democra-
tic National Administration under
the leadership of Woodrow Wilson.
both IN peace and in war. and we
favor its unqualified Endorsement By
the Democratic National Convention
10 be held az San Francisco, both In
the platform IL shall adopt and in
the candidates for president and vice
president Il shall nominate;
THAT we instruct our delegates
% he State Convention 10 vote for
no person for delegate from Texas
10 the Democratic National Conven-
tion who does not favor and support
the principles and purposes express
ed in this resolution;
THAT we direct delegates 70 the
State Convention 20 vote as a unit
on an questions submitted;
THAT we renew our fealty 10 the
long tested and tried governmental
policies ~ the Democratic Party.
ably framed by the greatest of Dem
ocrafs and 80 ably executed by Wood
row Wilson as President and the
faithful Democrats in the Congress
- our country in supporting him ;
THAT it is just and in al ways
meet and proper that out ~ the great
war. as never before occurred there
should follow q great world peace a.
never before created, 80 relying on
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-05-06

from his wrist last week, caused by
a horse biting him We hope for him
A speedy recovery.
Mr.. S. p Eoff was in town Thurs
day.
Mr.. Waine Bell got three Of his
fingers cut off in a circle saw at
school last week.
Mr. Will Sowell was in town Sat
urday.
Messrs. Jim Brown and Waine Bell
were in town Saturday.
Mr. z. j. Cowart was in town Sat
1rday.
I Two Of the little Fowler boys WIS.,
tied the Boyd boys Sunday.
! Mr. Henry Nunley was in Lub-
book Saturday afternoon.
Messrs. Raymond and Beno Wilkie
visited the Boyd boys Sunday.
Mrs. Emms and daughter, Miss
Blanche, were reported on the sick
list last week
Mr.. W. w. Nunley took dinner
with Mr.. L. G. Bovd Sunday.
Miss Girthie Nunlcy was reported
on the sick list Sunday
Mr.. S. p Eoff was in town We'd
nesday.
Mr. Emms was in town Saturday.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-05-06
l. J. osBoRNE's FATHER
DIED TUESDAY

/. J. Osborne and wife have just
returned from Vernon. Texas, where
they we're attending the funeral of
Mr.. Osborne's father. whose death
occurred last Tuesday. April 9th.
Deceased was born in Mississippi in
1S46. and moved 20 Texas about fif-
ty years ago. He was a Baptist min
lster. having preached for about for
ty years. and having served churches
in South Texas the greater part OF
this time He had been a resident of
Vernon only about two years. He
was the father of fourteen children.
Twelve are still living and ten were
present at the funeral Of their father.
He is also survived by his aged wife.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-05-06
LIGHT RAIN FALLS OVER
PORTION OF COUNTY

A light rain, ranging from 1900
Of an inch TO one-kalf inch, fell in
the eastern portion Of the county
wednesday afternoon. The Expert
mental Station. two miles east OF
town. bordering the rain. registered
f3-1OO Of an inch. while various sec
tions east, south and north OF the
station received heavier rains. A
nice rain Of about one-fortieth OF an
inch fell in Slaton. about the same
IN the Rails country and on east as
FAR as Crosbyton. Canyon and north,
including the Idalou country, reeeiv-
ed the heaviest rainfall Wednesday
Cloudy weather prevails today and
every indication points to good rains
over the South Plains.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-05-06
LITTLEFIELD BOY SHOOTS
SELF WITH PISTOL

Fred Lichtc, about eighteen years
OF age. son Of Mr. and Mrs. F. ".
Lichte Of Littlcfeld, was painfully
wounded Tuesday afternoon IN Lit
tlefield with a pistol shot, the bullet
entering the right shoulder and bare
~ missing the lung He was imme-
diately rushed % the West Texas
Hospital in this city for examination
and treatment. Attending physicians
believe the young man viii be out
in a short while. however, conditions
may develop that viii cause an op-
Grafton TO be necessary. the bullet
remaining in the shoulder. being the
principal reason Of course, for the
operation.
Fred and another boy friend had
their pistols out for swap and were
making examinations when the gun
fred.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-05-06
NEW HOPE NEWS
OF THE PAST WEEK

Rev. r. II. Brabham filed his reg
ular appointment at New Hope Sun
day morning.
Mr.. S. ID. Pate and children. Onita,
Valree. Pauline and Orlander, were
shopping in Lubbock Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. j. Richardson
motored 70 Lubbock Saturday.
Mrs J. G. McDale and son, D. G.,
Jr., visited al the home Of her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. S p. Eoff Wer
nesday .Z/
Nr. and Mrs. Barber and f6hily
spent Saturday night and SunS/>
with Mrs Barber's sister, AEs. H1Sd
Of the Shallowater commYity. 4 4
Mr.. and Mrs. 5. D. Pay and Sbd-
dren took dinner with Trs. Pate's
sister. Mrs. L. c. Boyd. Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs + 4 Battin spent
Sunday afternoon with pr. and Mrs.
Birdsong.
Mr.. S. d. Stewart was in Lubbock
Saturday.
Messrs. f. J. Cowart and Lynn
Wylie were Lubbock visitors Mon
day.
Little Miss Stella Mae MeDale re-
turned 70 ItI NRUif AN NAtf Neftf NAt
community Wednesday.
Messrs. w. D. Dryden and Ealy
Foff are working on the streets at
Lubbock.
Mr.. Clarence Emms is working in
a bakery shop at Lubbock.
Miss Lowell Bourland spent Mon
dav with her aunt: Mrs. Barber.
Mrs s. p Eoff spent from We'd
nesday until Saturday with her dau-
ghter, Mrs. J. C. McDale Of the Can
yon community.
A few Of the young people attend
ed the party Friday night given hy
Miss Stella Mote Of the Woodrow
community. All report an enjoyable
time.
Mr.. 3. p. Eoff and sons. Clarence
and Ealy, were in town Saturday.
Miss Onita Pate took dinner with
Miss Springfield Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barber and family
spent Monday night and Tuesday
with Mrs. Barber's sister. Mrs. Bour-
land.
Mr.. Floyd Shipman called on Miss
Neva Cowart Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. 5. +. Eoh and caugh-
ter. MISS NiUcttas cptul ouuttl a.
ternoon at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
l. c. Boyd.
Mr.. s. ID. Stewart was a Lubbock
visitor Tuesday.
Mr.. Lynn wylie was in town Tues
day.
Mr.. Calvin Eoff was a business vis-
itor 70 Lubbock Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. Virgil Cowart called on Miss
Onita Pate Sunday afternoon.
A few Of the boys Of this com
munity attended the dance at the
home o. Mr. and Mrs. j. c. Cromer
Friday night
Mr. Lloyd nattin visited the Boyd
boys Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. Foster Blrdson took dinner
with Joe Bailey Pate Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Haven and chill
dren were In Lnbhock Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emms aud two chill.
dren and faly Eon attended church
AZ Lubbock Sunday night
Mrs.. Russell n Lnhhock attended
fhurch a New HOPE sunday moFn-
nE and plnIIod her sister. Mrs Bee
FeFs IN the allsTnoan.
M, Mitchell sisearl had lhs w|s~
fortune q rsitlns Ihs hssA tefn
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-05-06
ELKS APPOINT FINANCE
COMMITTEE RECENTLY

AT a recent meeting Of the men,
bers Of the Elks Lodge Of this city,
the following men were appointed
to select and purchase grounds or
property to secure a building suit
able for an Elks Home:
o. l.. Salton. France Baker. IRA
Embry, S. c. Arnett. George Boles,
J. A. Rix. A. h. Conley, Jr., w. B.
Powell. J. l. Powell. c. L. Griffin and
George Benson.
II Is likely that within short time
this lodge win either purchase lots
and construct a large building or
buy one already built
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-05-06
LUBBOCK SANITARIUM NURSE
GRADUATES BANQUETED

One Of the interesting occasions
Of the Lubbock Sanitarium last week
was the banquet given by this insti-
tuition to two graduating nurses, Miss
Harriet Baker and Miss viii Iacket,
honoring the completion Of three
years' course.
At 6 o'clock a six-course dinner
was served to about twenty OF more
Of the nurses friends and the sever
al doctors Of the sanitarium. Deco
ration Of the tables were beautifully
schemed with pink carnations en-
twined with green foliage. in accord
with the class colors Of pink and
green.
The doctors present spoke a few
words Of commendation and thanks
for the services Of the honorees.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-05-06
SUNDAY WILL BE co
TO CHURCH DAY

Honoring mothers, every church IN
the city is cooperating on plans TO
have every person in attendance ~
the services next Sunday. Trnnspor-
tation facilities viii be provided Tor
those who are unable 10 otherwise
be- In attendance. Flowers, either IN
honor Of the dead or the living mo-
theirs will be worn and 4 possible,
those who attend these services wiz
be provided with them II they. are
unable TO otherwise receive these
tokens OF honor.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-05-06
NATIONAL ADVERTISING CAM
PAICN MAY START HERE

Il was intimated recently by Por-
ter Whaley. manager Of the West
Texas Chamber Of Commerce. and
DR.. Lloyd. who will be in charge
Of the National Advertising Cam
paign for West Texas, that because
Of the central location of Lubbock.
it's accessibility from all points in
West Texas, that this campaign would
be centered in Lubbock from which
point the tour would start. OF course
this was only an intimation and be-
cause Of the campaign now IN course
to finance the new advertising plan.
no definite word has been received.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-05-06
WHAT IN THE WORLD
IS IN THE sPuDr

"A delicious course composed Of
beautiful egr-sixe spud. was serv-
ed the guests" Looks very much a.
though that viii be In the society
columns In the near future.
One pound of potatoes--ap apuds---
viii coat you twenty-five cents In
Inbhock today. FOR fortv-flve cents
yea receive two pounds of these DEB
lcaclca, 90 one inclined % be lavish
eould purchase hushel for 1880.
since the potato has rsseh>d t1e
height IN he menu el.<eI sr~I<<'s
VII l|kslF result IN NE tnd.n< nI
much larger Qusniif< % - tr@t
sugar. sna ssff little starch
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-05-06
LAMEsA TO BUILD -
sso.ooo.oo BUILDING

Walter Taylor. architect. who has
Teen In Iamesa and that territory
for several days, reporis that plans
are helre made now for the too,-
OOO 90 school hulldlnG for IAmesa.
This building. when complete, flll
be III brick, tuo slefy n height Win
basement. embracing ~ The modern
methods ~ heating, lighting and ven
t|latIon. Mr. Taylor viii likely leave
lhIs week loF dallas and ". worth
10 secure The plans fos the hssiins
system.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-05-06

Featuring the Precinct Conven-
tons held in Lubbock county, was
the almost unanimous Endorsement
OF the Wilson administration, both
in Peace and in War A fair repre-
sentation Of the voters OF Lubbock
county was present and the con
vention held was Of very quiet
nature. transaeting its business IN a
very busncss-like way. The opposi-
tion party, was. II strong in Lubbock
county. was light in representation.
Estimates give the opposition
party credit for approx lmately
two votes IN each OF the
precincts which held conventions, al
though several were unanimous IN
favor of Endorsement. Monroe, pre-
rinct north Of Lubbock, was repre-
scnted at the Precinct Convention
bv only three voters and was the only
precinct in Lubbock county which
Instructed ifs delegates 20 favor the
PRINCIPLES set forth in the Bailey
Fort Worth platform. This delegate
II present az the County Convention
Tuesday. offered no opposition 90 ne
resolutions 0f Inducements OF the w u
son administration. Reports are maze
of some opposition 10 the adm nistra-
tion in the first vote for resolutions
n Endorsements. voted fnvorahly Tor
deierates instructed 50 20 DO.
DELEGATE. Elected 10 the County Con
vention
The following delegates were cleo
ted from the various Precinct Con-
venfionu held lat Saturday 20 The
County Convention:
Precinct No. 7-J. p. Webb. J. F.
Goodnight and Otis Taylor
Precinct No f-Georrc G. Cooper,
n r Kimhro. W s Poscy, !. q.
ZONES. Mrs. W n Blcdsoe. Mrs
Roscoe Wilson. w S. Clark and W.
{. Rylander.
Idaiou-Georrc F. Mayes and "
sowdcr
Acua W \. Williams. D Pounds
and w J. Lambert.
ShaIowater G. Bowlcs. q.
Conncr. ]. .. Adams and ;. J Chaun-
ey
Precinct No Sam Spikes. J
p Nurfce. Ino. r. McGcc and ID.
w Puckc.t. y " Witt. G. n Bur
rus. I. = White and Jack Slower
Monroe Ward Grim
Precinct fSlatonl = \ kuy-
Kendall. r. A Baldwin. W s Adams.
Mr. s s Forrest. Rev A V Hen
dricks and Rev. = n McC9ulcy.
Precinct No Mrs MoIhe p.
Alternately. George &. Wolfarih. q.
p. Maedgcn. W r. Spencer, ". "
Dupre. Roscoe Wilson. Rev. Y T..
Graves. Mrs. : s Johnson. Mrs. Carl
Roherfs X Carter. George X. Bean,
j. A Wilson. N g. McCrummcn. p.
\. Klett. Mrs. g. r Stubhs, W X
Dickinson. sr.. o. T.. siafon, IRA En-
lrv, Earl Hunt. W b Atkins, T.. y.
Rankin, G. A. Burrus. r A. Holland.
J. A. Rix, r. e Priest. Jas, +. Dow,
nrs y 9. Young. VI p =. Meador
and c. s lnmon.
Lubbock County Solid For Admin
istrstton
All precincts reporting since the
holding of the precinct election last
Saturday In Lubbock was solid for
the administration and instructed
delegates for the County Convent on
in favor Of administration policies.
In the County Convention held
Tuesday afternoon. for the purpose
Of clecting delegates to the State
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-05-06
ROSCOE WILSON LET'S CON-
TRACT FOR BUILDING

The small wooden building on West
Broadway. known as the Roscoe VIII
son property. is being moved OF It's
present location 20 the southwest
part Of town this week. Contract has
been awarded to y. r. Pryor by Mr..
Wilson for the construction Of
modern one-story brick building.
This brick when completed win be
the home Of Floyd Beallr Drug
Store. II. A. Davidson. having pur-
chased the building recently in which
Floyd neall now operates. win move
his feed store 70 that place a. soon
~ the Roscoe Wilson building ls
completed
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-05-06
Lubbock County Solid For Admin
istrstion
MOTHER or DR.. WAGNER
DIED WEDNESDAY a. "

The sad news Of the death of Mrs.
Johanna Wagner. age rs. mother OF
Or. e J WAGNER. President Of the
West Texas Hospital. was received
here "Wednesday morning Death
came 10 Mrs. Wagner in her old home
town Of Belle Center. Ohio.
DR. Wagner left this morning
for that point 70 attend the
funeral services and viii likely be
gone at least one week.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-05-06
= uoRsES BURN
Fith 49, WHEN BARN BURNS

..,.x evening FIVE horses were
I1s death IN a barn which
bufns' are from an unknown origin
<<a. A. Everman farm a few
~ nom Lubbock Mr.. Evefman
" .aiferei the loss of fam wagon
s several pair ~ valuable harness,
."r Informant tells ua.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-05-06
LUBBOCK FrREMEN TO
ATTEND STATE MEET

Messrs. l.. II. simpson, FIRE chief.
Roche Newton. W y. Twitty and 0s-
car Phillips have been appointed as
delegates from Lubbock's volunteer
liremen 20 attend the State Conven-
ton 20 be held In iilllsboro next
week. These men will leave Lubbock
saturday night, they inform us. aud
viii return home the latter part Of
nekt week.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-05-06

J. q. Winston ~ nrownheld. Who
has heen In eastern portions of the
State for several days, passed through
here Wednesday rnfouie home. Mr.
Winston stated that rain had fallen
In various sections II the STATE, but
that The ffops wefs not considered
good IN snf poftlon'
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-05-06

A klnd word coats nothing and
may DO much good. No word n all
4 sinddl|ng The fence and indicates
that Yonf oplnIon h moi worth ca
pressing SPEAK good vani fef
lh|a town.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-05-06

A. YOU Judge yoaf nelHhhoFa, 10
4. f'ms thss VIII learn 10 Judge you
and they are many and yea are
hui enc. The wise man needs no
palmer hint
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-08-28
WANT MOsCUW COWS
TESTED FOR DISEASE
CITY COUNCIL WILL BE ASKED
TO PASS AN ORDINANCE
REQUIRING THIS

A movement to secure the testing
of Latah county dairy cows, and es-
pecially the cows that furnish milk
for Moscow, has been started here
and the city council will be asked to
pass an ordinance requiring that this
be done. The state veterinary de-
partment has been busily engaged in
this line of work in many cities,
towns and counties of the state and
reports some startling disclosures of
tuberculosis in dairy herds. DR.. w.
R. Kidwell, of Boise, deputy state
veterinarian, for the central district
of Idaho, with headquarters at Boise,
has been called to northern Idaho to
assist DR.. E. T. Powell, of Lewiston,
who has the north Idaho district, with
this work. He left today for st.
Maries to test the dairy cows furnish
ing that city with milk.
DR.. Kidwell says there is no state
law requiring the testing of ows but