During the day, curious crowds gathered about Phoenix Lodge and through these passed Mrs. Charles De Saulles, a sister-in-law of Mrs. Blanche De Saulles, who shot and killed her husband, John Longer De Saulles, in her home, "The Box," which adjoins Phoenix Lodge. Mrs. De Saulles entered the Lebaudy home and, according to the guards, spent more than an hour with Mme. Lebaudy, who remained in bed under the constant care of physicians throughout the day.
To Settle Big Strike.
NEW YORK.—The national war labor board convened by cable request by President Wilson decided today over the objections of the private harbor boat owners to make a finding in the dispute between the employers and crews which resulted last week in a strike of 16,000 marine workers and the tie-up of the port.
—This one is a riot.
Brothers, Auditorium, Cuba City, Wis. This has never been here before and you'll want to see it, as well as that wonderful story by Sir Gilbert Parker, "The World For Sale." Orpheum tonight.
Leslie Dygert returned home Sunday from Camp Lewis, where he was mustered out. Mr. Dygert left for a short visit to Lewiston today.
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Sale of Equipment
used in connection with the Student Army Training Corps—will be by sealed bids. Equipment consists of: Automobiles—1½ ton Federal truck; 2 Dodge, 1916 and 1916; Page, 1916; 1 Overland truck; 1 Cadillac truck; 1 Hudson 6.  -64; Interstate;
1 Chalmers Roadster; 1 Buick 4 cyl., 1916.
All kitchen equipment, consisting of 3 2-oven ranges, pots, knives and forks, coffee pots, steam chest, steam kettles, plates, mugs, meat blocks, garbage cans, dripping pans. 