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Numerous interesting and amusing
: i ncid e llts a n d stories of the famous
modern day writeraw re told Uni-1
ye „, 0[?, laho stndent, Wednesday I
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I Publishing company for the past 37
years. Mr. Ellsworth told of the
best modern day stories and books
and of the personalities of the authors.!
His address was well received by a
good sized crowd.
Mr. Ellsworth addressed the English
club yesterday afternoon on "The
Writing Game" In which he gave students the main principles of writing,
He gave an illustrated lecture on
Moliere last night for students and,
(Moscow people. ;
Attend Rotary Convention.
Superintendent Ph. Soulen of the
, Moscow schools, and Francis Jenkins,
1 active members of the Moscow Rotary
club, left Tuesday for Pocatello, where
they will represent the local organization
at the district convention of
, Rotarians.
BOISE HIGH MEN
ARRIVE FOR PLAY
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OAKLEY AND CAPITAL CITY
TEAMS COACHED BY UNIVERSITY OF IDAHO GRADUATES.
Members of the Boise high school
basketball team In charge of Jim
Keane, athletic director of the Boise
high school, arrived in Moscow this
noon to enter the annual state inter
  scholastic basketball tournament.
Coach Keane is a former star.
versity of Idaho football, baseball and
basketball player. The Boise tea team
was the first outside contender to arrive in Moscow for the tournament
doped as one of the strongest teams
entered. Coach Sanberg is a University of Idaho graduate of the class
of 1922. 