POTLATCH PARAGRAPHS
MRS. O. J. LORENZ DEAD
POTLATCH, Idaho.—Mrs. Otto J.
Lorenz, of Onaway, who died at the
Palouse hospital on the 12th, was
buried at one o'clock today in Potlatch
cemetery, the Rev. W. A. Hitchcock
conducting the funeral services. Mrs.
Lorenz is survived by her husband
and three children, ages two, four and
six.
At a meeting of the American Red
Cross Monday night, Miss V. M. Van
Nattan was elected secretary, and C.
L. Burrows, treasurer, of the local
branch, to fill the vacancy caused by
the resignation of Miss M. C. Bottjer.
Potlatch has been most fortunate
during the influenza epidemic throughout
the country. There have been only
a few mild cases at any one time, and
at present there is only one case of
real influenza in town.
Young Boy Wins Prize.
Ray Walker, of the Hugo Buick
force, is in receipt of a recent issue
of the Seattle Daily Times containing
a half page illustrated write up of
Mr. Walker's 12 year old brother, who
is a wireless operator and has shown
marked ability as a writer. He recently won a prize of $150 offered by
the Seattle Times for the best written
story. The boy was born at Pullman,
where his parents were well known
pioneers.
Irish Question Up Tomorrow.
LONDON.—(By A. P.)—Andrew Bo
uar Law, government spokesman, stated in the house of commons today that
it is hoped to introduce the Irish home
rule bill tomorrow. He said the second reading will be taken up as  As soon as the house has had time to digest the bill, the bill will be taken up.
Of several carloads of horses being sold at Chicago and other markets, Alleged Robber Caught. 