The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1921-01-07
IDAHO NEWS PARAGRAPHS
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Recent Happenings in This State
Given in Brief Items for
Busy Readers.
Deny Wheat Rate Cut.

Moscow Couple Wed Sixty Years.
MOSCOW.-Mr, and Mrs. w. II
Beardsley celebrated their sixtiett
wedding anniversary New Years day
They were married at Woodstock, ILL.,
January l, 1861.
COLFAX. w. J. Trimble, age 40,
professor of history at the University
of Idaho, who was spending the holt
days at the home of his wife's mother,
Mrs. S. S. Hale, west of Steptoe, died
recently of nervous trouble.
Mrs. p. {. Geseichen Succumbs.
| LEWISTON-Mrs. p. f. Geselichen,
age So. wife of a well known Lapawai
farmer, died recently. Mrs. Geselichen
had been a resident of Genesee, Spo-
kane and Lapwai for about % years.
Owens is Made Judge
BOISE.-Raymond L. Givens of
Boise has been appointed judge of
the Third judicial district by Governor
ID. w. Davis to succeed Judge Charles
p. Mccarthy, who was elected to the
supreme court bench for a four-year
term.
N. w. Shippers Will Meet.
BOISE.-Final plans for meeting
in Boise January 10 of carriers and
shippers from Idaho. Oregon, Wash |
ington, Utah, Nevada and Montana,
do dc fn
eastbound wool, apples, prunes, po-
tatoes, lumber and sheep will be made, |
were formulated at a recent meeting !
of the Boise Chamber of Commerce
traffic bureau
Legislature in Session.
BOISE.-Members, of the Sixteenth
Idaho Legislature and state officials
elect were formally installed at II
} clock noon Monday in the new state
capitol when they took oah of office
There are 9S members of the legis-
ature go of whom are republicans,
light state officials and three elected
o judicial positions. The oaths were !
in the house of repre-
where the legislature con- |
ened for the first time in Joint SEES /
ion, by the chief Justice of the SUI '
rene court, John C. Rice t
Adjutant General l.. " Patch was +
laster of ceremonies, assisted by Ma Q
Or j. b. Burns. assistant adjutant h
eneral. C
Immediately following the joint in t.
tallation the two branches of the h
gislature organized S
Speaker Peter johnson. ;.
At the caucus of Idaho lower house m
embers Peter G.. Johnston of Bling h,
I'm county was selected for speaker vi
reclamation and Dave Burrell of m
la county chief clerk. Arthur w.
ench OF Boise county, an ex-seryice
an, wounded five times in France.
Us the unanimous choice of the eau III
S for seargent at arms 81
Test Power of Regent, Board. is
Boise.-The state board of educa- to-
H. the members of the board of re- me
ats of the University of Idaho and Ad
INK N. Stanton, bursar of the uni ne
'sity. are made defendants in suit sci
a writ of prohibition and request
a court ruling on the limitations FL
the powers of the university regents
ught by the state through Attorney
leral Roy l.. Black in the supreme Re
TT.
Vhlle the legal controversy seeks
est practically all of the powers of
board or regents of the university
right OF the board of regents to
ert funds into the treasury of the prit
yerslty of Idaho instead of the plo,
e treasury is attacked specifically. CON
SUIT is the result of the recent
on OF the state board of education Jus
the board of regents in Unanimous TO
adopting resolutions outlining a mes!
Sc OF of action for the regents nv Tue
IN the regents will demand the L
nent of the proceeds of tba in was
ST on the endowment funds and Doal
ais OF endowment lands on claims that
lie university against the state for ly c.
FUNDS and not upon the vouchers shoN
claimants aeainst +bo than
ersity. othe
e resolutions directed the bursar
lsregard provision of the statute
ting that money received from SA
sale OF two condemned boilers brotl
alq 10 the state treasurer and to at I'll
1t to the treasurer of the uni. mono
". fore
e oursar also is authorized by They
resolutions to let printing con- but
ana TO purchase necessary sup will
and apparatus, without reoni.
iing the department of public
and to pay for the purchases Me
nut submitting vnnchars A.. a. IN,