Hawley spoke to the members of the Knights of Pythias lodge, and Mrs. Hawley spoke to the ladies, in behalf of the Campfire organization. Mr. Ralph Allen Barrows of Seattle, Wash., and Kathryn Kiekote of Cincinnati, Ohio, were united in marriage Wednesday afternoon in Moscow, at the Presbyterian manse, Rev. Wayne S. Snoddy officiating. On Thursday at the manse, Neil Thompson and Venora DePartee, both of Lewiston, were united in marriage by Rev. Snoddy. The bride is a former Moscow girl, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. O. F. DePartee, for many years residents of Moscow. The young people will make their home in California. Suffers Painful Injury Henry Knapik, Moscow farmer, suffered a painful injury to his hand Friday in the machine and carpenter shop on Washington street, resulting in the amputation of his finger of the right hand at the second knuckle. Mr. Knapik was operating a circular machine saw. In some way, he got his finger in the way and suffered a painful injury. San Jose, Cal.—Francis J. Heney, former prosecutor in the Oregon timber fraud and San Francisco graft cases, was charged with having defrauded his sister-in-law, Mrs. Mary J. Heney; a former witness.  Y, and his nephew, Edwin A. Heney, out of title to their vineyards, the Chateau Ricardo, in Santa Clara county, California, valued at $220,000. The charge was made in an answer to an ejectment suit filed in the superior court. The amputation was necessary. 