The Prisoners Flog Police
Chief in County Jail
Marion, Ill.—Monroe Owens, chief of police of Pittsburgh, near here, charged that prisoners in the county jail handcuffed him to a cell and gave him 25 lashes. Owens was arrested recently on an assault charge and placed in jail in default of bond. Nine other prisoners, two of whom had been arrested by Owens on liquor charges, held a "kangaroo court" over Owens for "breaking into jail." He was fined $10, but refused to pay. The flogging followed.
Partridge Enters Home.
Chardon, Ohio.— N. M. Goodrich was awakened recently by a crash of glass. A partridge flew through a 16 by 46 inch pane in his home, through the shade, pulled a curtain over against a fish globe, struck a mirror and lay dead behind a punch bowl. At this season of the year the young broods of partridge scatter, flying seemingly without purpose, and often in flight strike the side of a building with great force, always with fatal results.
It flew
Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Smith and sons, Clarence, David and Harvey, of Bayview, Idaho, are guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sig Coleman.
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Hall of Spokane, visited this week at the home of Mrs. Amy Carpenter.
Dr. J. C. Wilk of Spokane, is in Moscow and stated that the tickets for the Gonzaga-Idaho football game which were placed in Spokane by the committee were sold out almost at once. All Spokane, he says, will come to Moscow for the game.  Li. Buchanan, from near Princeton, was a Moscow shopper Thursday. Notice The Norwegian church will have their annual sale and supper on Friday evening, November 9, in the church basement. 