Moore, !
governor of the state of Idaho, do
hereby proclaim Monday. September
^ Constitution day,' and request (
that the people of the state of Idaho ,
ma Y peruse the constitution of the
United States and that all schools and |
colleges of the state hold approprl
ate exercises which will set forth in
detail the liberties, privileges and
guarantees of this document,
(Signed!
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•" *'^9FESS0R j
SWIMS COLUMBIA AT 70 !
Hood River, Ore.—Professor L. F. j
Henderson, who on Thursday of last:
week celebrated hls 70th birthday
swam across the Columbia river from 1
Koberg beach. Professor Henderson
had planned to celebrate his 70th an- 1
niversary by the feat, but a strung |
wind prevented the attempt.
Professor Henderson, formerly head
of the department of botany at the
University of Idaho, was reared here,
He and his brother, John Leland Hen- ,
dsrson, a Tillamook attorney, fre- !
quontly swam the Columbia in their
youth.
contributions-
Many See Sim's Eclipse
T he eclipse of the sun which took
, , lbe y
plainly visible at this place ' about I
three-fourths of the sun's surface he- !
ing covered. Manv people watched
the eclipse through colored spectacles
smoked la | s Thp diminution
of light made it seem almost like ;
twilight and the air grew noticeably
cooler. !
" C. C. MOORE."
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