William B. Deobald, Clarence Morey, Frank P. Benscoter, Travis A. Million, Eddie Galloway, Lloyd Waltz, William M. Patty, Robert H. Clemenhagen, Kendrick.
Gust L. Halen, August E. Dahlgren, George H. Carr, Chris W. Beyer, Deary.
Robert H. Robinson, Ray Pool, Hobart Gregory, Wilbur Parkins, Palouse.
Leo Nowack, F. L. Stapleton, Joseph W. High, Leory N. Kinsella, Potlatch.
Carl E. Kellmer, Lester E. Thorp, Garfield, Wash.
Earl A. Langdon, Linden; Levi Leonson, Farmington, Wash.; James H. Fox, Nezperce; Axel A. Granlund, Avon.
FORMAL WELCOME TO SOLDIERS NEXT SUNDAY
A formal welcome to the 103 enlisted men who are enrolled at the University of Idaho for training for special war work will be held next Sunday afternoon, September 1, at 4 o'clock. The services will be held on the university campus if the weather is pleasant. Otherwise they will be held in the auditorium. There will be addresses by President Lindley and Captain G. W. Edgington, commandant, and representatives of the chamber of commerce and others. There will be a fine program. Every Moscow citizen is invited and people from the surrounding country are urged to attend the exercises and make the soldiers feel that they are welcome to Moscow. The churches are asked to take part in the welcoming exercises.
Weeds Must be Cut.
Property  Owners are hereby notified that all weeds not cut before Saturday, September 7, will be cut by the city at the expense of the property owners. This applies to vacant lots and parkings. J. C. Stillinger, Chief of Police. Mrs. Frank Leader and daughter Marion and Mrs. M. F. Magner, of Minneapolis, Minn., who have been visiting at the home of Mrs. Thomas Tierney, returned to their home today. 