Days May Buy The Bank
According to the Free Press there is a report current in Grangeville that the Day interests at Wallace might purchase the Grangeville Savings & Trust Co., which recently closed its doors, and revive the institution. The Day brothers are millionaire mining men and bankers of the Coeur d'Alene region and if they decide to take over the Grangeville bank, they will bring to Idaho county much money and prestige which will be of distinct benefit. It is also pointed out that if these men do decide to enter that field, it will be largely on account of the mining industry in the mountains adjacent to Grangeville and they will likely engage principally in developing the gold fields, using their financial interests as a foundation.
NO KANSAS-IDAHO GAME NEXT SEASON
BOISE—The football team at the University of Idaho will not meet Kansas university in 1921, it is announced here. Idaho asked a guarantee of $8,000 for a game to be played in the new stadium at Lawrence, Kansas, and this the Kansas university refused to pay.
An effort was made some weeks ago to bring Idaho and Kansas together in Boise next Armistice day, but because of conference games, Kansas said its team would be unable to come west. It then invited Idaho to play at Lawrence, but the refusal of the university to post the guarantee wanted has resulted in negotiations being broken off. Nebraska or Wisconsin may be invited to come to Idaho.
More Arrests In Ireland  Cork—(By A. P.)—Military yesterday raided the village of Clondu-lane, county Cork, and made 24 arrests. 