SCHOOL BOARD MEETS NEXT MONDAY NIGHT
The Moscow school board will meet next Monday night to canvass the financial and other situations. The apportionment will be made by that time and the board will know how much money it will have for the school work. It will also take up the question of holding school on Saturdays and continuing the term until June to make up for time lost by the influenza quarantine which closed the schools for many weeks.
TELEPHONE MEETING IS IN SESSION HERE TODAY
The telephone meeting called today by the farmers to discuss the matter of the raise in telephone rates on country lines, met with a hearty response from the farmers, there being over a hundred in attendance.
A.S. Lyons was elected chairman of the meeting and Geo. Sievers was appointed secretary.
The country lines represented and since then there are 41 telephone companies, it cannot be decided at present whether the country lines are paying what they should toward the annual expenses of the telephone company.
As the paper goes to press no decision had yet been reached.
Prof. C.J. Miles, instructor in the law department, has been discharged from the training camp where he was taking instruction as a candidate for a commission in artillery.
He has returned.
Prof. C.J. Miles, instructor in the law department, has been discharged from the training camp where he was taking instruction as a candidate for a commission in artillery.
He has returned.
Lecture Postponed.
There will be no lecture at the Presbyterian church this evening. Dr. E.P. Lawrence of Persia, who was to have spoken, was called to Seattle and is unable to fill his lecture engagements. 