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III

Parrafos de la carta al DR.. Herradora
fecha 13 de agosto de 1921:
'iQue contraste tan inmensa entire
los t@rminos de esa carta la que
el Libertador Bolivar dirigi6 en- 2 de
Octubre de 1913 al Gobernador de Gu.
razao, la saxon Antilla inglesa, con-
tostando la que este lie escribi6 inter
cediendo por los espaiioles que Sc halla-
ban confnados en- las prisiones de Ca
racas y La Guaira. El Gobernador in.
tcrcedi6 entonces en- favor de los opre-
scres; Y sin embargo, Bolivar, en- su
contestacion califc6 de DoLoROSAs
las causas de su conducta que explic6
de una manera explicita, y en- ese do
crmento hist6rico hay conceptos
como los siguientes: ''La justicia anne
ricana sabra siempre distinguir al ino-
cente del culpable; y v. E. puede con
tar con que seran tratados con la huma-
nidad que es debida la naci6n espa-
fiola." Y en- carta que sobre Ell mismo
asunto escribi6 al dicho Gobernador po
co. despues de la primera, le dice: "Yo
habia querido ser generoso AUN CON
PERJUTCIo DE LOS INTERESTS GE
NERALES, pero los barbaros Sc obsti-
nan en- ejercer la crueldad aun con
dafio de ellos mismos."
La explicaci6n que da Ell ex-Presi-
dente Provisional de la contestacion al
aerograma es una prueba mas de la
ACEFALIA de la Presidencia de vene-
zuela que yo tantas veces he puesto
en- plena evidencia y sobre 10 cual
tanto he remachado. Ellos mismos no
saben quien es ell Presidente. ...''
Curacao, 4 de agosto de 1921.
Sr Doctor v. Marquee Bustillos,
Caracas, Venezuela.
Sefior Doctor:
Me he enterado de la carta-contesta-
ci6n tardia de usted a la que le di.
rig;eron, considerandole Presidente Pro
visional de la Repdblica, ell doctor He
rradora y demas miembros del Comit6
organizado por las Colonias Ibera-Ame-
ricanas para celebrar la Inauguration
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listed pFstende iugar eonmigo...; be
aha a expEeni6n eaFacterlstiea actual
sn ls gsneEalidad ds nnesfFa juvsntud
fGmnnina.
ssvengo q n. porgne haes mueho item
- aus estsy ssaisnto De aesEeamisnto
sm.stoae y fFanea aimpataa. porqne de-
fse eambiaF impEesiones con un earAe'
tsE expansive eome Il tayo. porqne e..
tgy kyide ds fslieiaad y anhelo goxaE
un Eatito as n aisgria cue produce
d eantsmplaeitn es GA belleza." 10 hay
fsponssia poa.bie. porque Ia mnehaeha
e. ca vsrdaa uno ds esos earaeteres
alsgsss y abieEtss ds bsliexa iaeontss.
t&tle. con garbo gsnsil de- muisF an
eainsa Sin embargo. s6lo se eye una
smi.mo4uiaei6n ds agonixAnte. cne res
psnass ''YA smpisEas a tomarne ei
prie''. Ne ausda mas Fsmsdio cue CO.
rTaT q ncto consuwlende 81 tuEno de
rigoE. y muEmuraF; ''Ainehas gFaeiasl"
AhorA - tfsta ds ana muehaeha con
nn psco manos ae bsiieGa, y an poquitc
uts ds sspiFitu. vamos 3 ver;''yengo
. usasa. para TompsT SiauisFa sea un
inaanie IL moaeEra terrible cue me
skFnma en este torbsiiine demundaIai
maasEiaiismo; no vengo > buseaF los pla
ceres a. IL foFnA poFqus solo estoy
snslefo per sneontFar aabFolo arFoba-
uAante Ca intima eomnRi6n do aAnidad
ssn ana mulsF a. alma 4" IA 6niea
stntesiaeian q Il aiisneio... ''EstA
msted tFistei tAl paEsceFla. cue h mano
sEs tFaEa IL uFdimbrs del mlster.o. ha
pusste 90 81 sxpEssl6n y en 81 lalEada
q sxtraetaae lugo de- to4as iss fubli.
sies eongoiss listed psraonihea con real
= aeFprendente. IA imagen de los Sc
90 ane pasah por IL vida anorando las
gFandszas ds amoEss inentendidos. Un
pees ds sangFs iovsn aauy6 a sn Fos.
ere antes eiFioado. snroieeiendo aabita-
u.fnte sus maiilias ''Esas son hromas
psaadas; uated ha tEatado de ofenaeF.
mrs..." Era cue Il amiga intsrpreta-
ta sEf6nsamsnts mis- paiabEaa. suponien
de cue dellbeEadamsnte me pFoponla ne
r.r 81 lntimo amer pFopio. rsaEisndome
eor fraass kansianaa. . dstsrminados IN
fidentsa Fsiacionadoa con 50 particular
pefnenA.-- "He. nes smiga mia. e. cue
usisa no ns ha entsndldo. o 20 no
" sabide S-TeaaF cen pnresa mis ideas.
tflpssihis aus pasda mi esrebzo con.
eetiF "a meneE tentatlva de ofsndeEle -
Isl. ID; ustsd - goza en- hsrlFms. en-
iaoEtiacarme ~ dkrdole 4 IA veg
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~ vapoF Marina" liev6 los 81.
epieutes pasalsEoss
LeFanno ,. De Castro. Joa6 A. SAINTS.
teban. Ana ~ De Pahrsgos. Rafael
4. FahFsgas. =. A. Masters. Carlos La
faye. Eiaa x.afays. Damian crespo, Nj.
Liel A sueFs. Jran Padilla. 7. D. wss
eett. Rodolfo Fsegman. Juana Tomas.
1ent Dies, Ramon A Pa. Carlos Men.
ass. goat Rivera Ter6n. viesnta no.
asiEnen HiaAiga. Emliia IIidalgo. Ramo.
na cahsios. Eva @. Moreno. Antonio I.
urTutia. Maria A. vkEquer. Felix Ro.
dragne4 caHiils ToFEsa. Luis AFznaga,
RAmen BaiEon. Maria ?. Martin. Pedro
Eies oeaAa Q. n. Daylson. Francisco
LAfays. csxios Lafaye IT.. p. J. Lsh.
man. carries Miehasl. Marina c. De Pa
a.iia. Sea4 PancuaI vtlss. @. wescots,
Soas A. Fab6n. viesnis Disz. Lals J.
ciniFbn. Ana Maria PA. Haxlmiliano
nanasaGe. Jaan AGongs. Antenia KIidal.
60. Q. p. Lewis. waller Robinson Allen,
Ana ooEdon d Psrssra. octavso Ba-
FEies. Antonio u. UrFutaa y w. X.
soota
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IN ana fkbEieA ds asapalllado 80 a.
bace cue tisne den Luis Antonio Ortiz.
&c q barrie ds ''nssnts Llano''. 50 ls.
vaniaron sn hnslga unos elem tEabaln.
doFsa. dirigiaoa per BalblnA Rivers. Eu
fsaia Ramea FEsneisea , Ulpiana ri.
vera y DoloFss vazgnsE. auisnss pidie.
ron Esdncci6n en- e namsro De nhraI pa
"a eaaa taEsa.
un grupo de huslguistaa. cue se 81.
tde esianie eel taller Dc Gen Bal,assE
Aiendoxa. eusss psnstFnE en- a y arFaa,
car = "a fusrxa. dsi trabaio. = Vas ebrs.
ras cue laboTaban alii.
Ia poiiela vi6ss ohligada 3 inter.
vsnir sn Il cussti6n. para disolveE los
GrupeA Algunns ds las husiEnisias re-
tnEmaren q nan iaheres.
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listed pretende
jugar conrnigo...

an tinte de dolor immense, casi obliga-
ha a las glAndnlas Iaerimales expeler
sendas perias despavoridas.- su rela-
t.va espiritualidad no habia podido evi
tar Ia lnsnhaci6n del virus del ambien-
le. Sc haee. pues. absOlutamente indis-
pensable, aprovechar las ridiculas insen
tldas eortesias. para ealmar los nervios
ae Ia iracunda Eva.
lMartirio de almal Desolaci6n de es-
piritul Triste sarcasmo de la vida en-
ssta soeledad aherrojadOra de las eter-
uas paradojas.- No Sc puede perder
tiempo; Ia loquita cabeza femenlna ma
geneFalixado mas que los sajones la
frase del tempo dollar. No habls usted
ie Ia historic de su villa natal, NORGE
rGda y pOetiea; no olga una palabra
sobrs el progTeso que Sc nota con la
TNSPLANTAcIoN REcIENTE de la
lkmpara ineandescente; no divague. no
- TeheEa a esas euestiones. porque re-
sliltara importuno en- demasia. Olga al
so sobfe 10 atenta que ha sido con us
ted tai eual Amiga gustara un po-
20. liable usted del bailecito de ma
nana. con pianola con fon6grafo,
lgual IA; ambos son risibles suplanta-
clones del arte purol; agradara bastan
te. Desc una vuelteeita en- autom6vil
pToplo, y salude graeiOsamente con ura
goFrita de viajante: recibira listed To-
oas las sonrisas. Y 81 Ell caro- era lie
aiGuiler clio no sent6 muy bien. des
n'ontese, y argnya con lujo de detalles
90 favor de el eontrato conyugal: - do.
nainara listed la situaci6n en- todos Gus
aspeetos.
No s.n anteriores vaeilaeiones, Sc so.
nicte al fin I'd. al mandate desprecia.
be del ambiente. y requiere de amor
para podeF empezar luego a defender
81 matrimonio; pero adi6s medidas pre-
visoras; una eampanilla cultural tintinea
"a Erase; 'Usted pretende jugar con.
ai8Vs
Despues de este ehasco, es pertiAente
cue Sc despida; encienda un pitillo o
rlte Ia ''Borinqueha a"-igual da; am.
bas eosas son de agradable abstrac-
eion--; eonviertase en- noetambulo ezra
hundo; invite a dos amigos que en-
tiondan algo del quito conversar, arru
l'ado por Ia luna esplsndorosa. camino
Dc Ia senda iluminada, lance una carca-
iada amplia. alberta. compasiva. !. de
nada. por nadie... q. para satisfac.
ei6n propia.
Miguel A. Garcia MENDEz.
Aguadilla. p. r., agOstO 2s, 1921.
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La defensa del
bien collective

de La Estatua del Libertador Bolivar
en Nueva York; contestaci6n en- que
usted, califcando de medida de orden
publico Ell derecho de privar indefnida-
mente de su nbertad a los presos po-
liticos, Sc ha negado a abrir estos
las puertas de las carceles.
Excite usted que me conteste de
manera explfcita Categorical q las ST.,
guientes preguntas:
IPor cuanto tempo ha permanecido
alterado ell orden publico cuya con con
servaci6n ha requerido esa medida? -.
"a que orden publico Sc refiere usted,
al proveniente del regimen de la Cons.
tituci6n de 1909, que fu6 anulada por..
que prohibia la reelscci6n presidential
al derivado de la novisima constitu-
ci6n, que Sc hizo para permitirla7
Para dictar esa medida, Use apoy6 us
ted en- la disposition transitoria del ar
ticulo 1873 de la constitution novisima,
disposition que rigi6 unicamente duran.
te Ell periodic provisional que Sc extin-
gui6 hace mas de seis amos que ext
gia, para toda medida de orden pdblico
v todo acto de amniStia Ell acuerdo del
Presidente Provisional con ell Conan
dante en- Jefe, nombrado este tambien
exclusivamente para ese periodic? 20 en-
que articulo de esa constitution Sc apo
y6 usted para mantener esa medida in
defnidamente? -
iCuales son los graves delitos politi.
cos comedies por Ell Sr. r. Arevalo Con
zalez, Director Y Redactor de Gel Pre-
gonero'', quien fue reducido a prisi6n
cargado de grillos desde Ell IL de ju-
Iio de 1913 Y ha continuado preso inde-
finidamente; y cua1es los que cometf 20,
cue, por la persecution de que f'i oh
jeto en- esos mismos dias, me vi obliga-
do a abandonar furtivamente mi pals
continuar desterrado tsmbi6n por
tempo indefnido?
Espero su contestaci6n para trasmi-
t;rla al seiior Presidente del menciona-
do Comite de las Colonias Ihero-Ame-
ricanas en- Nueva York.
Felix MoNTES. -
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FLEcHA PRoNro A HERR

I'm Ia ealle del Parque vive una be-
la y distinguida Duicinea, no del To
bosO. psEo 81 de Rio Piedras, 81 la me.
Eaoria no nos es inhel.
~ apuesto galAn reside en- Ell Conda-
do y esta loco pOr ella. No ha pedido a
IA simpatica joven, segin nos partici.
pa debldO a que le tiene mucho respe-
20 al padre y esta buscando quien la
pida para 81. Nos asegura que cuando
regrese do los Estados Unidos, pues
p.ensa dar un viaje. Sc 'suicidara''.
MoNTEcRIsTO.
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sENTIDo FALLEcIMIENTo

En- Jaen, Espaia, dej6 de existir IL
estimadisima DANA doiia Josefa Espslo
sin Julia viuda del eoronel Llorente
Emparentada- con apreciabilisimas "a
milias de esta localidad, el fanecimsen
to de la distinguida DANA ha sido mo
two de general sentimiento eutre las
nidltiples amistades con que cuentau s,is
parientes en- esta sociedad.
Ell MUNDo al lamentar esa irrepa.
rable desgracia, envia Ell testimonio de
su pesame a los deudos de la que va
no existe.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-26
UN BENEF1c1o


Ell duefio del cine "Tres Banderas'i,
nos ha concedido un dia del mes entran
to para verifcar Ell benefcio del team
''3 Banderas' afn rcge-
Nos proponemos presentar nuestros
favorecedores una bonita cinta, moder-
ma Y LENA de emociones, que cautive
ell interes de los concurrentes. La cinta
e3 'RafHes, Ell Bandido y caballero in.
gles.''
Esperamos yer Ell dia en- aquel cine
a los admiradores de nuestra Eovena
a los companeros de stBase Bale y
todos los s'fans'' de San Juan y sus
bSrrioS.
-Participo los miembros que COM
por en- Ell "3 Banderas'' que esta no,
che Sc celebrar& una junta de mucho
iuteres, por 10 que deben estar ALI to-
dos presentes.
PEDRITO.
sSecretario del SO Banderas''.
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Ell ALEGATo DEL
vgf~ sENADoR FRANCE
ode .THE WORLDLY
Felix MoNrEs.

}sig3aal 81! 4.t
4 FL senador. France, de, Maryland, en-
un. art5culo escrito en- Berlin y pubh-
cado en- Ell "world'', insiste en- que
"es completamente evidente que los Es
tados Unidos han sido v1ctinas de una
habil propaganda destinada a separar
nos de Russia y mantenernos en- un es-
ta6o t6cnico de guerra con A1emania''.
'Encuentro impossible -ex-
plicar por que mi partido, que ha pro-
metido una paz Immediate con Alemania
despues de llegar al poder, ha dejado
de cumplir su promesa, con menospre-
clio de los intereses agricolas indus
triales de este pals.
Ell promoter una paz Immediate con
Alemania y .celebrar esa paz Immediate
son cosas diferentes, como ha descubicr
to Ell senador France. Aun el ayud6 a
crear esta situaci6n y no puede escapaf
de su propia obra. Ell fue uno de los
senadores irreconciliables que contribu.
W q 1ApCuAA Id AoH1AS1SAUA 0S4 tAdgd<Io
de Versailles 81 este tratado hubiera 81
do ratiicado, los Estados Unidos. ha.
brian estado en- paz con Alemania hace
tempo y el comercio entire las dos ma.
clones estaria en- las mismas bases que
el comercio con la Gran Bretafa.
Ell senador France estaba deseoso de
derrotar al presidente Wilson. Ell pre-
sidente Wilson y Ell tratado de Versailles
fueron derrotados, la administration de
Harding encuentra ahora que no puede
mantener las promesas que los dirigen
tes repubicanos hicieron durante su
campafa y Ell pueblo de los Estados
Unidos esta pagando un caro- precio por
la locura del senado.
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REMEMBER NE

En- ell edificio Bouret, San JUS
to II, encontraran mis- buenos
amigos complete surtido de se-
lectcs tabacos de las mas acre.
ditadas fabricas, y cigarriIIos de
todas marcas del pals y ameri-
canos. visiten la Havana Cigar
Store" de G. Pedreira.
Advf.
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A Los coMERcIANTEs
cARAMELOS Y PHONES DE
AzUCAR

Habiendo recibido una gran cantidad
de Azdcar la que hemos comprado pre-
clio reducido podemos ofrecer dichos ca.
ramelos y phones a un precio muy ba-
ratio.
Hacemos grandes descuentos los Sc.
flores Comerciantes que tomen cantida.
des como tambi6n solicitamos Agentes
en- pueblos donde no esten va estable-
ciloS.
Ofrecemos el Fancy Caramels'. en-
laras de 8 ubras esmeradamente pre-
sentados.
Para informes dirfjase al p o. BOX
1910. Telefono 1889 Rojo M. Mendez,
124 Luna st.
Enviamos muestras enteramente gra-
It's qui6n las solicite. Advt.
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DIRECTORIO
FARMACIAS


ArtnFo Diax cinfrdn.
Allen esquina San jose.
Tslsfano Ne. Ia. ApaEtado 1925.
Esmsro 81 q despaeho Dc recetas.
pafeniizados J Perfslmeria.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-08-12
HIGHWAY ROUTE FOR
SECTION DISCUSSED
OPINIONS ON OTHER ROUTES
ROUSES STATEMENT FROM
STATE ENGINEER

1T was not known Friday when the
committee meeting of the members
of the Genesee, Lewiston and Moscow
members will be held. Gainford Mix
commissioner, is the committeeman
from this section The chief point ad-
vanced at the recent meeting at Gene
see of the three chambers was the
advisability of having an all Idaho
route for the north and south state
highways. AS showing other opinions
the following from the Palouse Re-
public is quoted:
81. W. Hamilton, district engineer,
whe interviewed, said: The state does
not intend to be held up by claims for
damages for a right of way in the
future as it has been in the past. We
have, however, several routes in mind
and if attempts are made to hold the
state up for right of way over one
route we will swing to another route.
We have the interests of the state
in mind when routing a highway and
we do not look out for the particular
interests of any town or individual In
building roads, and the roads of the
state are not routed to benefit any
individual interests"
However" said Mr.. Hamilton, "it
would not be advisable for your city
to make any purchase of land for a
right of way until it is decided where
the road will run, as was the case at
Garfield. We expect to make various
surveys around Palouse. Then the
route that is best will be recommend
ed.'
Mr.. Hamilton was very reticent, but
left the impression that Palouse
would be treated fairly by the high
way department and that the inter
ests of the citizens of Palouse would
be factor in fixing the route for the
but curves, grades and ex-
penses would come in also for con-
The travelling public would
also receive its share of consideration.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-08-12
EMERGENCIES ARE MET
BY WATER PLANT ENGINE

Inquiry at the office of City Treas
urer Hammond Friday morning show
ed that in addition to cleaning the old
tank from any dangerous conditions
of health, the new tank had also been
emptied of water and the inside rem
dered sweet and clean. Mr.. Hammond
said that for 13 years it had been
noticeable that as warm weather came
on the water appeared to become
slightly odorous. This condition was
superficial. The city had good water.
City Clerk Strong endorsed the re-
marks Of the treasurer.
Mayor Melgard stated that the
plant was a good one and would bear
comparisons with cities of like size
and population. There were larger
cities that did not possess such
plant. They obtained water from
rivers while Moscw had clean arte-
sian system. Then again with two
motors, two tanks, two pumps, and
gasoline engine, emergencies could be
promptly met. If there was break
down in any way there was the emer-
gency pump and engine that could be
Immediately be placed in operation.
The Mayor and officers of the city
are of the opinion that the present
water supply was good and free from
detriments to health.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-08-12
SUMMER STUDENTS GIVE
RESOLUTION TO DEAN

Fifty summer school students today
completed the nine-weeks' course at
the university. This was the group
that remained after the six-weeks'
course was finished, to give further
study to educational problems. Super
intendents, principals and teachers
from many parts of the state were
among them.
Resolutions of appreciation were
passed today by the students. They
were prepared by committee com
posed of w. R. Newland, Elk River;
W. W. Hewitt, Standpoint; A. L. Col
we'll, Boise; Hugh Francisco, Paul;
L. L. Carlson, Troy; and George c.
Sibert, Avon. The resolutions fol-
low:
'Resolved: That we, the students
of the nine weeks summer session
of the University of Idaho, extend to
Dean Messenger, director, and to each
member of the faculty our most sin
cere appreciation of their work in the
classes and for the excellent enter
tainments which we have all enjoyed
together"
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-08-12
POTLATCH MAN ANO WOMAN
ARE ELECTED TO OFFICES

At the convention of the Four LIS
and three LIS, the sign manual of the
lOggers and lumbermen of Districts
9-1O, M. L. Darrow of Potlatch was
elected to the board it was learned
Friday for this district. At the con-
vention of the Three LIS the ladies
elected Mrs. G. L. Watts of Potlatch
The business of the convention touch
ed on the depression in business and
the amount of lumber lying idle at
many camps and in many yards.
1t was urged by the chief of the asso-
citation, Norman F. Colman of Port
land that employees cooperate with
their employers in all matters for
future help and for amelioration of
the present conditions. He advocated
special attention to the important
matter of providing healthful recrea-
ton for all members, as we'll as club
rooms, good reading, and good clean
attention to sick employees. Sanitary
matters were also touched on.
A feature was the declaration made
by the secretary, w. C. Ruegnitz thav
all employees would serve at reduced
salaries. The ladies organization al
SO taak up matters Of health and
recreation. The convention was a
success in every way.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-08-12
'LATAH SEED GROWERS
ARE JUB|LANT CROWD

That the new tariff on alfalfa, the
clovers, timothy, and sugar beet seed
is protection to seed growers in
Latah county and the state generally
was endorsed by the WashburnWilson
company Friday morning when their
attention was called to the news re-
specting the bill before congress.
B. F. Sheehan, seed commissioner
of the state for whom O. S. Fletcher,
County agricultural agent has been
acting on certification of wheat, pro-
nounces the measure excellent. He
says 'the passage of the new tariff
bill which includes an import duty of
three cents per pound on alfalfa three
cents on red, white, and alsike clover,
and one cent on beet seed will be
real protection to Idaho small seed
growers"
The news was read by phone to
seed men in Moscow, and much salts
faction was evnressed. Reans and
peas were incurred for hrt evcept-
iro the above there is No mention so
far, although it is understood that
tho rrtiona' ossociation If snod crow
ers has urged that these commodities
be included.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-08-12
DEED FILED GIVING
FAIR GROUNDS TO CITY

A deed of Importance was filed at
the office Of the County recorder Fri
day morning. It relates to the fair
grounds and the taking over of the
same by the City of Moscow. The
Latah County Fair association ap-
pears on the deed as the granter and
the City of Moscow as the grantees.
The grounds decided are described as
1854 acres. The consideration is
named in the nominal sum of ST..
By the agreement thecity is to pay
off $2700 mortgage Indebtedness. 1t
is to place the fair grounds in proper
shape. 1t is to put on improvements
and establish a mill tax for main
tenance. The provisions name fur
ther that there may be tax or as
sessments may be levied, and one
half mill per annum is also mentioned.
The city will hold fairs for live stock
shows and produce and other local
amusements and business gatherings
The city is now planning for the
planting of trees and establishment of
camping site. 1t has a swimming
pool on the list of future improve
ments.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-08-12
UNIVERSITY MEN TO
MEET WITH AGENT
NOTICE FOR STANDPOINT HAS
BEEN GIVEN FOR MONDAY
A CENTER FOR MEET.

L. w. Fluharty, director of the ex-
tension service of the state, who Il
here in the interests of his department
said Friday that the date and place
for the meeting of the county agent
with the University departmental
men had been set for Monday at
Standpoint. The object and aims of the
meeting was for interchange of
thought on the work of the extension
department SO as to keep the work of
the county agent intact.
w. B. Kjosness, of the agricultural
department of the state and formerly
head of the same department at the
university, E. j. Iddings, dean of agri-
culture at the university, and l.. w.
Fluharty head of the extension SER
vice at Boise, will be the speakers of
the day on the subjects and aims of
their work and will give a clear out
line of what constitutes the work Of
the county agents. The meeting il to
dfferentiate and make such division
as will not impose extraneous duties
on each.
It was learned at the office of the
County agent that sufficient orders
had been received from Latah county
farmers to warrant the carload of pic
ric acid here. The picric acid granted
by the government for blasting pur-
poses on farms, mainly stumps, is
valuable agent. All particulars as to
its use can be obtained of Mr.. Fletcher
to whom all checks should be made
payable. In regard to the use of pic
rfc acid on highways he stated orders
cannot be made thru his department.
Inquiry however can be made of gov
ernment representatives of the de-
partment of highways at Boise. Or
.ders can only be made thru these
channels and not thru the county
agents office.
It was also learned that wheat is
heavier so far than last season, and Is
weighing well at the elevators. Rec
cords are going from So to 81 pounds
to the bushel. Farmers are unusual
~ busy and large number are
threshing. Smut is reported in most
of the sections of Latah.