fessor Dale, and the Inland Empire is
victim of discriminating freight
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I STATUE UNVEILING TO BE
POSTPONED—UHENOWETH
OUT OF TOWS
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Due to inability to have the
"doughboy'' memorial statue erected
in time for the services tomorrow
the unveiling ceremony, planned as
a part of the Armistice Day cere
monies, will be postponed, according
t0 announcement from the American
Legion ^ committee this afternoon.
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dedlcation ceremonies will
j be held when it'Ts permanently set 1
Professor C. W. Chenoweth being j
1 ou t of town it was necessary to make
j arrangements for another speaker.
Dean O. P. Cockerill of the Univers- ■
Ity of fdaho law school was selected
and de liver the address of the
i day at the morning exercises. 1
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( Four vocational trainees at the
! University of Idaho are purchasing |
five ' acre tracts of land a * Attalia,
Wash - adjoining the land of J. H.
: Case y> experienced poultryman, and
i are P lann * n S to start poultry farms.
