Through Lewiston, Genesee, Moscow, Potlatch, through Harvard and up Meadow Creek and across the divide to St. Maries seems a very feasible route. It will certainly please all of the points mentioned to know that this route has been officially selected by the state highway commission. It is hoped the road will be built within the next 18 months.

STRIKERS LOSE MILLIONS.
Seattle striking sheetmetal workers returned to work today after being out since January 21. They have lost 37 working days for which the laborers would have received $4.16 each; mechanics, $6.86 and helpers, in other words every striker, $6.40.
If he is a common laborer, has lost $153.92; if he is a "helper" he has lost $199.80; and if he is a mechanic he has lost $251.82 in wages since the strike began. Multiply these figures by 25,000 (the number of men who have been out on strike for 37 working days) and see what an enormous sum has been lost. Placing them all as "helpers," with an average wage of 5.40 per day, which would not be, far from the average for the entire 25,000 and we find that the total amount lost in wages is $6,000,000, if we place the amount lost at $200 each, instead of $199.80, the exact amount lost by the "helpers" or the middle class men in the 37 days. 