Manager Walker at the same time changed his batteries, A1 Bonner taking the mound and finished the same, allowing only two Idaho runners to complete the circuit.

Series of Meetings Successful
The series of evangelistic meetings which have been in progress at the First Christian church, under the leadership of the pastor, the Rev. R. L. Dunn, closed Sunday night, the final service being attended by a crowd which filled the house to capacity. There were 2 3 additions to the church during the meetings. The Rev. J. A. Thomas of Coeur d'Alene, who assisted during the last week of the meeting, left Monday morning for his home.

More to New Home
Dr. V. H. Young, head of the botany department at the University of Idaho, has moved his family from 312 West street, to the house formerly occupied by Professor Lindberg, at 319 North Monroe street.

SPOKANE'S BIG daily TELLS ABOUT MOSCOW
Sunday's Spokesman-Review devoted practically a page to a comprehensive, nicely illustrated write-up of Moscow and its resources. The article was the work of Dan C. Bichler, special representative of the Spokesman-Review, who spent several days in Moscow recently securing data. The article points out the resources of Latah county and touches on the University of Idaho, the various manufacturing industries of the city, the churches and schools, the banks and a number of other business interests. Two views of Maui, state, and state are given.  Besides the administration building of the University of Idaho, the high school building, Federal building, Davids department store, First Trust and Savings bank, Gntman hospital and Methodist Episcopal church. 