LA TAH COUNTY FARMERS PLAN FIGHT ON SQUIRRELS
The Latah county farm bureau will hold a series of squirrel control meetings throughout the county during the next two days. On Monday, March 28, and one day, the same day, O. S. Fletcher, county and postmaster, and J. D. Green, assistant postmaster, will be the speaker of the meeting. Each meeting, including poison mixing, is designated as a campaign against the ground squirrel. Farmers who desire to get poison through the farm bureau are expected to attend the meeting in their community.

B. O. Broyles is the squirrel control committeeman for Kennedy Ford community and W. W. Davis for the Dailey community. —Palouse Republican.

NOTED EDUCATORS HERE TOMORROW
MOSCOW TO BE HOST TO MANY MEN OF IMPORTANCE IN EDUCATIONAL WORLD.
Moscow will be the host tomorrow and next day to the most distinguished gathering of university, college, and educational people in general she has ever entertained, the occasion being the inauguration of Dr. Alfred H. Upham as the seventh president of the University. Over sixty colleges and universities have appointed delegates to represent them on this occasion, and in many cases the presidents will represent.  Their own institutions. Ten college presidents are expected to be present. All of the state's educational institutions will be represented, and a number of superintendents of schools in the larger cities of the United States have expressed their intention of being here. 