Foster Jury Still Out
Joseph—(A. P.)—At noon today, when the jury trying William Z. Foster was sent to lunch, Judge White decided how long he would keep the jury out. The jury has had the case 26 and one-fourth.

End Presidential Vacation
Augusta—(A. P.)—A decision was reached today by President Harding to end his southern vacation Saturday, leaving here that evening and arriving in Washington Sunday noon.

Missionary Society of the Methodist church met Wednesday afternoon in Epworth hall. Mrs. Will F. Morgareidge presented the lesson in an able manner and Mrs. W. H. H. Forsyth gave an interesting Lenten message. The subject of the lesson was "Orientals." Mrs. S. J. Scott, who has just returned from a several months' stay in California, gave an interesting talk. Everyone was given a chance to take part in the interesting discussions.

Weyerhauser at Potlatch
Potlatch—C. A. Weyerhauser, president of the Potlatch Lumber company, of St. Paul, Minn., is spending a few days in Potlatch.

WHAT COOPERATION CAN ACCOMPLISH MADE POSSIBLE ADEQUATE COMMUNITY CENTER FOR BIG LITTLE TOWN.  In connection with the dedication of Troy's new community center, which has just been completed and dedicated, President A. H. Upham of the University of Idaho, being the principal speaker at the dedicatory exercises, the following appeared in the Spokesman-Review.
Citizens of Troy realized a year ago the need for a community center. There was no gymnasium in which to care for physical education and no adequate auditorium and stage to afford opportunity of self-expression. 