George Cotoff, a Bulgarian, was arrested at Camp 12 of the Potlatch Lumber company five miles south of Deary yesterday afternoon, and brought to Moscow today by Deputy Sheriff Pat Malone. A filmy frill about the brim edges of the midsummer hat is an important style feature. This leghorn capeline has a black net ruffled frill. Black and white ribbons band the crown, and fall in long-separated streamers ends. A dash of color is given by the pink rose posed at one side. Sheriff Pat Malone and lodged in the county jail on a charge of burglary. It is alleged in a complaint filed by Prosecuting Attorney Frank Moore in Judge Morgareidge's court that he entered a car on a side track at Camp 12, in the absence of the clerks and stole $11.70 from the till. Entrance was forced with an ax. The clerical force was in Potlatch when the act was committed. A $10 bill, peculiarly marked, was found in the suspected man's possession when he was taken into custody. The sheriff's office was in Potlatch when the act was committed. The last nomination filed with the auditor and recorder Saturday night was that of G. C. Hoyt of Troy who seeks the nomination for probate judge in the republican primaries. INCREASE  I. EPIDEMIC
By the United Press Associations.
NEW YORK, Aug. 7.—145 new infantile paralysis cases have developed in the past 24 hours and there were 44 deaths. The total deaths reached 1143.
For State Auditor—L. L. Folsom. 