Everybody had a fine time and wish Miss Tomer many happy returns of the day. Beginning next Sunday, May 15, Genesee will have Sunday shows. For some time that town has not had shows on Sunday, but the people asked that Sunday shows be resumed. This leaves Moscow alone without Sunday shows, there being shows on Sunday at Palouse. Pullman, Colfax, Genesee, Uniontown and Lewiston, Sunday Shows at Genesee. Rich Farmers Will Work. Spokane, Wash.—Thirty Spokane county bankers attended a conference at Cheney last week at which it was reported that farmers have made a determined effort to reduce costs by giving up winter trips to California, restricting the use of motor cars and doing work themselves that would ordinarily be done by employees. Chevrolet Prices Down $190. Chris Tenwick, of the Auto Sales & Service Company, sales agents for the Chevrolet cars, announces a drop of $190 on the Chevrolet Model 490, which now sells at pre-war prices. Mr. Tenwick is optimistic over the future of the automobile industry as well as general business conditions and says the prospects for 1921 are bright. Chris is always a booster and never a knocker and that is one of the many reasons why he has succeeded so well in business. FORMER RESIDENT OF MOSCOW CALLED REV. L. N. B. ANDERSON DIED AT SPOKANE—HAD LIVED IN MOSCOW TWO TIMES. Spokane—Rev. L. N. Anderson, age 70, retired Methodist minister, formerly of Spokane.  Died yesterday at his home at McEwen, Oregon. He was pastor of the Liberty Park Methodist church for a period of one year about 12 years ago. 