KisTdnl Teîchïs & T^Tnb^so
| provided /ars for Unsporting the
amf Evening "nteîtefomîïts m6 '' ^
Pre sid e " nt g XJ e pham was one of the
principal speakers on the program
|and Superintendent Soulen and Dean
Messenger also were active participants
| work f th sessions,
| forming a state-!
L ide Tr Ust eeV organization was started
| L T p 30 conn^v suVrintendents
| present. County organizations of
| school trustees will first be formed
| and these then brought into a state
| board.
COUNTY TRM M I I (1 N F R S
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Members of the Latah county board'
| of commissioners are in session as
| the board of equalization on
| personal property roll of the county,
| The commissioners will be in session
| until the first or the middle of next
| week, according to announcement
| made today.
| Representatives of all the highway! ing
| districts in the county were invited
| to meet with the commissioners this
| afternoon to discuss a uniform
| team of signboards at road and highway intersections.
| GUARANTEE FOR U. OF i
| STANFORD AT SPOKANE
| Spokane—(A. P.)—The offer of a
| $6500 guarantee for a football game
| between the University of Idaho and
| Stanford.  To be played in Spokane next fall, was authorized by the executive committee of the Spokane chamber of commerce this afternoon, Frank Davies, chairman of the chamber athletic committee, authorized wire to the Pacific coast intercollegiate conference, which is meeting in Berkeley this week, guaranteeing $5000 to Stanford and $1500 to Idaho. 