Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1920-10-22
IDAHO NEWS PARAGRAPHS
Recent Happenings in This State
Given in Brief Items for
Busy Readers.
Bandits Hold UP Camp.

Bandits Hold UP Camp.
SANDPOlNT--Three masked men
entered camp No. in Pack river
recently and held up IA men in the
room, securing over $500 in cash.
The camp is new one belonging to
the Beardmore Lumber company OF
Priest River. and is located five miles
from Samuels
Soldier Dies En- Route Home.
SANDPOINT.--Th body of William
d. Martin, first Bonner county boy
to die in action and for whom the
post was named, is en- route home,
The post has made tentative arrange.
ments for military funeral. Martin
was killed at Epieds during the
Marine offensive while serving with
{ battery, 146th field artillery.
Master Mason for Fifty Years.
COEUR D'ALENE.--An event in
Masonic circles October l6 aside
from the regular work was recep-
ton complimentary to NJ. Robish.
tiler OF kootenai lodge, celebrating
the Doth anniversary OF his member.
ship in the order Mr.. Robish was
raised Mason in Jefferson lodge,
Jefferson, Wis. October H. 1870
a." Loses Fast Game.
MOSCOW Washington state Col
lege October Is defeated the uniyer-
sity of Idaho IA to ! in the hardest
fought, most nerve-rending game that
has been seen on the Idaho field
since the days of Coach Pink Griffith
Upsetting dope as it does. the game
did not find Washington below their
rating as the most logical candidate
for northwest champion, but rather
in Idaho there was found an unlocked
for fighting aggregation, made up of
real material. coached to the last
notch and faghting every minute,
Boat Ready to Garry Wheat.
LEWISTON.-C Captain J. +. Atkins
OF the steamer Spokane. transfer
boat of the O.-W X. G. n. fleet ply
ing on the Snake river, announces
that grain hauling would start as
soon as his vessel received clearance
papers from the government inspect
ing engineers at Riparia Nearly
every warehouse along the Snake
river from Riparia to Couse creek,
above Asotin, is full to overlooking
and farmers have been forced to pile
grain in the open outside the ware
houses. The terminal points where
the grain is transferred to the rail
road are Lewiston. Crum's Landing
and burlington.
Idaho Teachers Elect.
WALLACE.-The closing session OF
the Northern Idaho Teachers Asso-
citation, composed of Sshoshone,
Kootenai, Bonner Boundary and Ben
ewah counties, was given over al
most entirely Friday to the north
Idaho district of the state association.
composed of the five northern coun-
ties the state being divided into SIX
districts. The important business was
the election of district officers. Pro
fessor +. l.. Cherry, St Maries, was
elected president; Gertrude behuquet,
Standpoint. vice president Jessie
Spencer. st. Maries. secretary, and
l.. T.. Laidenridge, Standpoint, was
selected as the executive representa-
tive to the state association meeting.
Wins $7261 Death Claim.
BOISE.-The industrial accident
board announces the filing of its de-
cision in the case of Alice M. Hauter
of kellogg against the Occur dAlene
Anthony Mining Co., claim for
compensation for herself and minor
son for the death of her husband. An
award previously made by an arDi'
tration committee, adverse TO the
claimant, was reversed by the board
and the widow was awarded compen'
| sation and other fees totaling $7S6l,
| The reversal was due to additional
evidence submitted by both parties
The controversy hinged on the ques
tion as to whether the deceased
Arthur +. Hauter, was entitled 70
| COMPENSATION insurance. The mining
| company. his employer, alleged he
was earning $4,000 or more a yeaI
and therefore was excluded from the
benefits of the compensation act.
Board Of Pardons Busy.
BOISE.-At one time under the
shadow of the gallows John Fleming
IL n free man, having been liberated
from the state penitentiary by the
board of pardons. He is 70 years ole
] and too feeble to work. The prison