The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1921-07-29
Aged G. A. r. Veteran iDes.

iuey are eApeTleUCeQ stage men.
Aged G. A. r. Veteran iDes.
COEUR D'ALENE.-General Ru.
dolph Miles, age rs, for 20 years a
resident of Occur d'Alene, died recent
ly. He was a veteran of the Civil
war and was mustered out as a first
lieutenant.
Investigate New Weeds.
UNIVERSITY OF IDAHO, MOS
COW.-If any farmer finds a new
or unusual plant, the department of
botany of the university will be glad
to tell him, free of charge, what it is
if he will send a specimen for identi-
fication.
U. of l.. to Have Big Enrolment.
MOSCOW.-That the enrolment of
the University of Idaho newt fall will
break all records is indicated in NAM
ways. The number of inquiries from
prospective students has never been
SO great. The requests for catalogues
has broken all records and necessi-
tated the printing of 500 extra copies.
Causes Rancher's eDath.
IDAHO FALLS.-Ross X. Parker, a
rancher, was killed by lightning when
it struck a shovel he vas carrying over
his shoulder and passed through the
length of his body. When Parker
failed to return home neighbors form
ed a posse and found his body in a
wheat field where he had been irri-
voss Gets New Trial.
BOISE.-The Idaho supreme court
has reversed the conviction of inyol-
untary manslaughter entered against
Henry c. Voss in the eighth judicial
for Kootenai county and grant
ed a new trial. In reversing the de-
cision of the lower court the higher
tribunal held that the instructions to
jury vas prejudicial.
Young Trout in Idaho Brooks.
LEWISTON.--A. r. Johnson, game
warden for this district, says As cans
If young trout are being planted in ;
he Upper Clearwater, its tributaries 4,
md barren lakes on the west slope :
If the Bitter Root range. Another ,
hipment of so cans will be placed in :
Deer creek, Meadow creek, Soldier I
meadows and streams south of Lew :
ston. !
Deny Mrs. Southland Bail. a
=
TWIN FALLS.-The application for a
on bail of Mrs. LYDIA South Ii
rd, charged with murder of Edward u
:. Meyer, her fourth husband, and e
hose connection with the death of
lree other husbands, a lbrother-in-law
nd her infant child is under ~investi- :;
alton, was denied Monday by District =
ldge w. A.. Babcock. Mrs. Southland :,
lust remain in Jail until her trial. =
Big Mining Deal. Ii
The Star Mining company will re-
Five about 1915 900 for the surrender
its property at Mullan, Idaho, ac-
,rding to a Wallace (Idaho) report.
will lbe paid by the Hecla Mining OF
'mpany n the Bunker Hill and es
Illivan Mining and Concentrating CT
'mpany, joint purchasers. "
Supreme Court Decision. az
BOISE.-The supreme court of Ida "a
has handed down an opinion in W
hich it enjoined w. G.. McAllister, Se
no paid $22,500 in cast n mort az
.ge for a conveyance to the Last -
lance mica lode claim in Latah, "a.
pm working the claim. "e
Southern Idaho Fruit Good. 10
MOSCOW.-Professor C. c.. Vincent. 90
ad of the department of horticul- We
re at the University of Idaho, re-
rned Monday from an extended trip Or
rough southern Idaho in the interest
the fruit growers. He said crop
nditions in southern Idaho are un- of
ually good. DIT
Potato Growers Are Hit. Vi
.EWISTON.-The California quar- us
ntine board has made a regulation VI
that all Idaho potatoes en- in'
ing that state must carry a certif-
tie stating that they were screened
d placed in fresh sacks Immediately
lor to loading. The quarantine m,
ard claims the precautions are ia co
n because sacked spuds heretofore fic
rried to the cars in wagons used to IN.
III alfalfa, carried the alfalfa weevil for
California. 1s-