The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-06-22
X. P.'S ELECT NEXT
YEARS OFFICERS
BERT AUGER, GRANGEyILLE
HEADS ORDER-MOSCOW MAN
GIVEN OFFICE AT MEETING


Bert Anger of Grangeville, was to-
day elected grand chancellor for the
ensuing year by the delegates to the
in session in Moscow.
Other officers elected were George
McMahan, of Nampa, grand vice
chancellor; E. V. Boughton, Kootenai,
grand prelate; Mark Farmer, Black
foot, grand master of arms; r. Will
liam VoightIander, Kellogg, grand
keeper Of records and seals; Charles
w. Culp, Rathdrum, grand master of
the exchequer; Henry Hite, Rupert,
grand inner guard Claude Renfrew,
Moscow, grand outer guard; j. NJ
Galloway, Weiser, grand tribune, and
= J. H. Sherfey, Buhl grand trustee.
South Team Wins
The picked team from the south
part of the state last night won over
similar team from north Idaho in
q competitive initiatory ceremony per-
formed on two candidates. The con-
test was for the possession of a grand
lodge trophy, offered annually to that
section of the state making the best
appearance at grand lodge, which in
turn is contested for by the different
districts in that section of the state,
the winning district.
The winning team from the south
gave a beautiful exemplification of
the work, and won on strictly point
basis by a score of II, 1853 to 10, 1856.
Personnel OF Team
The winning team was composed of
the following Knights A. w. Mcneil,
of Nampa. Paul Disney, Rupert; B.
F. Sherfey, Bull; George McMahan,
Nampa; G.. S. Allen, Boise; Alex Boas,
Boise; John Cushing, Weiser; Frank
Harris, Weiser; Mark Farmer, Black
foot; Howard Lincoln, Nampa; E. T.
Bowler, Twin Falls; J. M. Galloway,
Weiser; r. G. Spaulding, Boise; l.. T
Johnson and Frank Mcdaniel, Boise.
The losing north team consisted of
E. B. Thornhill,. Kellogg; H. Huber,
Kellogg; T. Varker, Kellogg; H. Har-
ris, Grangeville; f. William voight-
lander, Kellogg; Ben venefiel, Kel-
logg. G. D. Yates, Kellogg; Thomas
r. Jones, Wafdner, E. L. Brown,
Wardner; r. S. Brainard, Wardner.
Many Ont of State Judges
Judges of the contest were: E. w |
Sinclair, Shoshone; S. Marches, Ke1-
logg; j. E. Swyggard, Thomas Neil
Pullman; Virgil Canutt, Colfax; ]. w.
Shilling, COlfax; Lafe Poor, Lacrosse;
j. M. Snapp, Maiden; H. w. Love,
Colfax.
Lewiston Wins Banner
Lewiston won a large silk banner
from the grand lodge by having had
the greatest increase in membership
during the past year, with an in
crease of 106. Payette won SINH
lar banner for having had the largest
percentage increase for the year, with
an increase of 80 members.
The records of both lodges was ex
cellent, and showed what real Pythian
work would do to build up com
and an order of loyal
Pleasant Trip to Lewiston
The members of both the Knights
Of Pythias and Pythian Sisters en-
joyed very pleasant trip down to
Lewiston yesterday afternoon, where
i picnic supper was served the vlsl-
,ors by the Lewiston temple, and the
return drive made in the early even
ng.
At four o'clock this afternoon, the
visitors were taken on trip through
he University of Idaho and over the
arm at the college of agriculture
Trips were made through the various
classrooms and laboratories
ind the large educational plant OF
which Moscow citizens are immensely
proud was thoroughly described and
explained to them.
Up until The Star Mirror goes to
press, no meeting place for next
vear's convention had been selected,
md it is thought that this matter will
,e put over until the closing sessions
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