B. C. Knapp, general secretary of the Sunday School association, and Mrs. Knapp will have charge of the conventions. They will be assisted by the Rev. H. A. Luckenbach, Congregational minister of Spokane, and two of the three workers will be at practically every one of the ten conventions scheduled for April.
Arrangements have not been made as yet for a place in which to hold the convention here.
I have Idaho represented at the "golden spike" anniversary at Ogden in 1919. This bill holds the record for quick passage, it was passed by both houses and transmitted to the governor within 48 hours after its introduction.
The compensation fight developed into a temporary deadlock when the house refused to agree to the senate proposal to compromise on senate bill No. 170 by incorporating therein a third plan for casualty compensation.
The conference committee of the house stood pat on the senate bill as the house had amended it by striking out the body of the measure and substituting therefor the Anderson bill.
One of the most heated debates of the session developed over the measure in the house. 