The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1922-04-28

In her complaint says that she has
been dependent upon the Red Cross
for support since being forced to leave
her home
Moscow. Arnold Cooley of Van.
couyer, B. c., University of Idaho
student, ate thirty eggs for Easter
breakfast and hearty chicken dinner
later In the day and was able to at
TEND classes.
Pocatello.-A real carnival is prom.
lsed by the local club of the Elks on
May 20 at the Idaho Tech. athletic
field and campus. The purpose of the
carnival is to raise funds for the "Do
Good" committee. the charity and
beneficial committee of the club. This
committee gave several hundred bas.
kets of food to the poor of the city
at Christmas time and also distribut.
ed several loads OF clothing to the
needy.
Twin Falls.-Boy Scouts literally
ruled the city when % of their mum.
Der filled all official positions and the
remaining scouts of the city, approx.
imately 100, acted as minor officers of
the city as police officers, firemen,
health and sanitation officials for one
day.
Pocatelkos-B Brigham Murdoch ana
two sons, Reed, aged II, and Tom,
aged 0, were injured when their
touring car. in which they were en-
route from Rupert TO Ashton, got be.
yond control about eight miles north
OF this city, and after going OF the
highway, turned or its side, pinnins
sIr. Murdoch and his SON, Tom, be.
meath the machine. Reed was thrown
clear of the car.
Pocatello.-As a part of the
knights of Columbus national cam.
pafgn against radicalism, Peter w.
Collins. nationally known industrial
and sociological expert, will lecture
in Pocatello the evening of May 4.
The meeting vii be in the K. G. hail
under the auspices of the local coun.
Gil. Mr. Collins was director gen
eral of the X. C. reconstruction and
employment work, and placed 100000
ex-seryice men back in jobs. He was
also an Industrial expert with the
government during the war.
Lewiston.-This little city has re-.
Gently reorganized its Commercial
club by merging it with the athletic
association and other organizations,
The purpose being to advertise this
section OF the state as "a land that
flows with milk and sugar" Spe-
cial effort will be made to attract
settlers, it being pointed out that
Lewiston is surrounded by thousands
Of acres of the richest farming land
in the stat >.
Malad.-Ray Smith. agricultural
~gent of Oneida county, announces
that federal seed loans are again
available for distribution to the farm.
ers throughout the county who have
had crop failures, due to drought, frost
or hail. Only persons who raised five
bushels or less per acre are eligible
for the government aid. The largest
amount which any individual farmer
can obtain is $500. and this must bo
used for the purchase OF seed for
planting. Loans vii be made at the
rate of $1.50 per acre.
, Twin Falls.-o Organization of the
Twin Falls County Potato Growers,
Incorporated, a nonprofit corporation
formed under provisions of the COOP
srative marketing act, has been com.
pleted here by growers representing
800 acres to be devoted to the crop
this season. The corporation viii
market for les members potatoes un.
der four grades. the three better
grades being marketed under brand
or trade name to be selected from
among those suggested by competitors
for prize offered by the orgsniza.
lions incorporators.
Moseow.-The death here of Mrs. Al |
vida Patton Smith, so years of age,
marks the passing of the last of what |
is said to be the regularly enlisted |
nurses with the Union forces in the |
Civil war. The story OF her enlist.
ment, made so she could be with
her wounded husband. is one of devo- |
ton.
pucateflo.-A representative of the
Cache county chapter of the Red Cross
was In Logan. Utah, a few days ago
for the purpose Of Identifying Charles
w. Turpin. being held In the Bannock
county Jail ON the charge of forgery.
Lewiston.-A Kiwanis club has been
organized In this city. and is the ser.
enth club In the state. The other clubs