Meets Son as She Goes to Claim Body Notified that Harry Rowntree, of Toronto, Canada, killed in a fall from the window of a hotel in Buffalo, N.Y., Mrs. Rowntree, his mother, went to Buffalo to claim his body. On the way from the station to the morgue, she met the supposed dead son on the street.

BUREAU OF MINES HAS BUSY SEASON
Summer work shows surprising NUMBER OF PROJECTS HANDLED IN THE STATE
The activities during the present summer of the Idaho Bureau of Mines and Geology staff illustrate the widely varying nature of the mineral resources of the state and the diversity of interest with which the bureau has to concern itself. This organization, although not a part of the university, being controlled by a board of which Governor C.C. Moore is chairman, is, nevertheless, under the law, administered from the office of Dr. Francis A. Thomson, as dean of the school of mines.
The work which is perhaps attracting the greatest popular interest is that having to do with the oil facilities of the southeastern part of the state. Here two parties are doing work, one, in the Bonneville-Caribou area, east of Idaho Falls and north of Soda Springs, under the direction of Virgil R. Kirkham, one of the members of the geological staff of the school of mines, assisted by W.H. 