"I am priceless."
UNIVERSITY MAN
GEOLOGIST LIVINGSTON PRE
geology department at the university
has returned from a three months'
trip to Adam and Washington
counties where he has been employed
in examining the copper resources
of that region for the Idaho Bureau
of Mines and geology.
The greater part of Mr. Livingston's time was spent in the Seven
years district which was at one time
a fairly heavy producer of high grade
copper ore.
Mr. Livingston believes that the
Seven Devils and the adjoining districts have a very bright future as
copper producers as there seem to be
large bodies of low grade ore which
when developed should bring the state
of Idaho to an important position
among the copper mining states of
the west.
DICTS BRIGHT FUTURE FOR
SEVEN DEVILS DISTRICT
Prof. D. C. Livingston, head of the
A Sad Case of Need.
Frank Peterson, whose wife was
killed last week by being struck by an
automobile, is in need of assistance.
Mr. Peterson is nearly 60 years old
and is badly crippled with rheumatism.
His wife's hospital and funeral
bills have left him without funds and
he has been forced to sell all but one
of his cows to pay expenses and had
to borrow money from the bank to
buy feed for the remaining cow. He
was at work, getting $6 per day, when
his wife was injured and lost the time
she was in the hospital and also lost
the job. Mr. Peterson's condition needs
the attention of the charitable folks
Moscow. Left alone, with his life
companion killed.  Crippled and without funds, his story is one that should touch the hearts of the sympathetic. 