MAJOR SWAN WILL BE VISITOR MONDAY
probably
Address Men In Assembly in the Morning—
Touring the West.
Major Eugene LaForest Swan of the medical department of the United States Army will be an Idaho visitor Monday. It is probable that he will address the men of the University in a special assembly Monday morning. Major Swan is engaged in making a tour of all colleges on the Pacific Coast. At present he is in Seattle for a few days visiting the University there, and will be in Pullman the last of the week, and will be here on Monday.
Weather—Idaho—Tonight and Wednesday, fair; colder tonight in the south.
AT CAMP ELEVEN
BECOME AN AMERICAN CITIZEN
"Become an American citizen within 30 days or gets out." This notice has been posted in camps of the Potlatch Lumber Company, the biggest lumber industry of northern Idaho, and it will be enforced. So far as known no I. W. W. are employed in the Potlatch Lumber Company's plant and the announcement is made that one will be. But that is not all. Any employee of the corporation who does not make application to become an American citizen within 30 days after being employed, if he is not already a citizen, will be discharged. This rule was enforced on December 1. 