Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1921-01-14

age a. son of Marion HOi1nSSWOftn,
farmer near here, has returned after
two years trip around the world.
Professor Garfield Leaves.
COEUR d ALENE-Profess r. W.
Garfield, who formerly taught in the
Occur d'Aene high school, and recent
ly of Missoula, has moved to Spokane.
Mrs. Virginia Wright Dies.
LEWISTON.-Mrs. Virginia Wright,
age 55, pioneer, recently died at her
home after lingering illness. Mrs.
Wright had lived here nearly 80 years,
having come here from Garfield coun-
ty with her husband, the late William
D. Wright.
U. Of |. Giee Club to Tour.
UNIVERSITY OF IDAHO, MOS
ICOW.-The members Of the University
of Idaho glee club for the 1920-21 sea-
son are mostly upper classmen who
have been on the club before. The
club will tour the state in February
| with an orchestra.
AS result of the satisfactory op.
Grafton of Idaho boxing laws enforced
by the state athletic commission, the
state will be enriched by more than
$4,000 through funds received from IL
censes and 10 per cent of the gate re-
ceipts at boxing bouts.
Moscow Fire Loss Low
MOSCOW--The fire loss in Mos.
COW for 1920 was 1924, or less than
so cents per capital. Carl Smith, fire
chief, said: This is not an estimate,
but the actual loss, for | got the exact
figures from all property owners who
suffered fire losses during 192055
Goodina at Washington, o. C.
WASHINGTON.-F r. Gooding
of Idaho, who takes his seat in the
senate January Is to fill out the un-
expired term of Senator John F. MI
gent, reached Washington January Z.
He was introduced informally in both
house and senate by Representative
Addison 7. Smith.
Anti-Jap Bill in Senate.
BOISE.-,In the Senate Saturday
there appeared as anti-alien land
ownership bill which, it is conceded
strikes directly at the Japanese while
in the house bill proposes to make
Illegal marriages between Caucasians
and Mongolians. Judging from the
temper of both houses the bills are
| likely to reach Governor Davis
Harding's Cousin As Elector.
NEE PERCE.-P. M. Harding went
| to Boise, where, as one of Idahos four
electors. he will cast ballot for the
republican president-elect, Warren G
Harding. The local man is a cousin
| of the Ohio senator. The other electors
| for Idaho are Mrs. Robert McCrae OF
Standpoint, Captain McDougall of Pc
catello, and K. G. Comstock of Rex
burg.
Looks Suspicious.
SANDPOINT.--Wit the heads and
| limbs burned Off, the bodies of Mr.. and
Mrs. Sydney Gordon Smith were
brought to Standpoint by deputy
sheriff and Frank WFiegel, a rancher
of the Selle-Coburn neighborhood. The
| bodies were taken from the ruins OF
THE Smith ranch house. eight miles
north of here, destroyed by fire Tues
day, after thorough inspection OF
the premises. 1t is thought she was
| murdered.
Stockmen o. x. Fordney Bill
BOISE.-A resolution indorsing the
| Fordney tariff bill, with an amend
ment protecting beef and hides. one
opposing the Gronna bill for the
establishing of commission to regn
late the production, sale and distribu
ton of live stock throughout the Uni
ted States, and one indorsing Governor
d. w. Davis for position in Presi
dent-elect Harding's cabinet We're
passed by the Idaho Cattle & Horse
Growers Association convention here
Kelley Signs With ~"
MOSCOW.-Coach Thomas Kelley
former Chicago gridiron star whose
1920 University of Idaho football team
is considered the ablest eleven pro
duced at Idaho in two college genera
tons, has signed a contract ITO serv,
for three years as the university ath
letic director. 1t is understood tina
Coach Kelley will have direct super
vision over all athletic activities OF
the university compus, coaching foot
ball and track personally and assist