IRESIGNS PLACE ON ACCIDENT BOARD
Charles E. Duffy, member of the State, industrial accident board, Wednesday tendered his resignation to Governor C. C. Moore. Mr. Duffy asked that his resignation take effect September 1. The board member stated in his letter to Governor Moore that the salary reduction made by the 1923 legislature was his reason for resigning his state. The legislature, after a bitter fight lasting several days, reduced the salary of members of the board from $2.50 a month to $225. Mr. Duffy's resignation is the second to come to the governor's desk in the last week because of salary reductions made by the legislature, says The Idaho statesman B. M. Sweeley, president of the public utilities commission, resigned August 15 because the legislature reduced his salary from $200 a month to $260 a year. Mr. Duffy came with the board in January, 1921, when he was appointed to fill the vacancy created by the passage of the term of Frank J. His resignation. 