The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1922-03-31
LATAH COUNTY
NEWS PARAGRAPHS
Clipped From The Columns
of Neighboring Papers.

Juliaetta Record: County Com
missioner Columbus Clark got the
road machinery together the first uf
the week and started work on the
roads from the city limits down the
canyon to the Latah county line.
The new road engine was put in
service and works fine. Vance Carl
ton is running the engine and a
crew of several men and teams is
employed in the work. There is
considerable repairs and improve
ments to be made to the roads this
season which will be done as fast as
conditions will permit.
Troy News: OF more than ordinary
interest thruout the Inland Empire
is the annual teachers convention
at Spokane. April 5-6-7. Educa-
tionlsts from all sections will gather
for instruction by national figures
in the teaching world. 1t is ex-
pected that from 1000 to 26OO
teachers will assemble for the ses-
sions which include five general
sessions and II sectional gatherings.
Among the notabIes booked tor the
convention are Charl y. Williams,
president national educational as
soclatlon who makes her first trip
to the west for this purpose; Harry
Charlesworth, president Canadian
federation of teachers; and DR.. G.
P. Cary, for Is years superintendent
of public instruction tor Wisconsin.
Dearv Press: According to state
ment received from the county
treasurer by W. E. Gorrle, clerk,
Deary Rural High School District
No. 2 had to It's credit on February
II, a little more than SIS, 10000.
with all bills paid up to date. This
is an unusually good showing.
There is no bonded indebtedness.
Star Mirror: Joe Bunney was Civ.
en- a suspended Jail sentence of &C
days by Judge f. G. Steele IN the
district court late Saturday after
noon, dependent upon Bunney';
good behavior. Defendent PLEADED
guilty of taking an automobile with
the intent to temporarily deprive
the owner of possession. The cour
allowed Bunney to change his frs
plea of guilty TO a charge of grant
larceny.
The case has been held over fo
several terms of court. Under th
session laws of 1921 Bunney plead
ed guilty to violation of tn
statute aimed at "joy-riders' o
those who take automobiles witt
the intent to return them to thei
owners.
The car stolen bv Bunney wa
owned by H. B. Mathews of tn
Moscow high school. The car wa
taken some time last summer an
was later returned to the owne
shortly after Bunney had taken
trip to the coast. Bunney after tn
trip returned to Princeton where h
was arrested and the case has bee
hanging fire until its final dispo'
itIon Saturday afternoon.
When hrst arralgned on charg
of grand larceny Bunney entere
plea of not guilty. Bunney aske
to be allowed to change his plea
order to enter a plea of guilty {
taking the car with intent to on
temporarily deprive the owner
possession. The court allowed tt
change of pleas and for good eau
suspended the sentence of GU da.
IN the county Jail on the cCnditit
of Bunney's good behavior.
Genesee News: The get-togther i
stltute advertised to take\ place
Genesee on Monday, proved 70 be
great success from all angles. II
program as outlined was carried O
IN every particuIar-even as to Il
eats at the noon hour, when NAL
town and country people went
the American Legion hall and a
their dinners and spent delight
social hour.
Ihe attendance was limited at t
morning session because of the b
roads and as it was somewhat ear
for the farmers that live any d
tance from town, but the afterno
session was we'll attended, the hot
being lacked with interested far
ers and their wives from the 81
rounding country.