Judge William M. Morgan, justice of the supreme court of Idaho, was in the city today visiting his daughter, Miss Pearl, and left this evening for his home in Boise. He has been in the north of the state for the past two weeks sitting in the spring term of court at Lewiston.
Mrs. T. A. Meeker, who recently elected president of the Woman's Auxiliary of the Chamber of Commerce, finds that her duties will be so heavy this year that she will be unable to accept the chair, according to an announcement made today by a member of the executive committee.
The young man came from Spokane, where he was re-elected. C. J. Hugo drove to Tekoa and on to the Indian reservation Wednesday. He reports that our roads here are boulevards compared with the roads east of Tekoa, which are full of ditches and high crossings, and mud nearly to the hubs of a wagon wheel. In some places streams 10 feet wide are running across the roads.
A complaint sworn to by the prosecuting attorney was filed in the probate court Thursday against Jake Moore charging him with burglary. It is alleged that he too broke into the High school building and stole alcohol.
A warrant for his arrest was issued when it was discovered that he had skipped the community.
SEES WAVING BLACK HAND AND FIGURES OUT MEANING.
Dreamer of Portland Sees Grave Trouble Coming to Idaho, Oregon, and Washington.
PORTLAND—A hand with three black spots waved before Martin Mason eighteen months ago. He rubbed his eyes and spoke, later the same black hand appeared. 