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TONIGHT
DAVID BUTLER in "FICKLE WOMEN"
TORCHY COMEDY
WEDNESDAY ONLY
Pauline Frederick
in
'SLAVE OF VANITY'
From Sir Arthur Wing Pinero's Iris
Also
THE LOST CITY
COMEDY
10c
25c
THURSDAY and FRIDAY
WANDA HAWLEY in
"HER FIRST ELOPEMENT
SATURDAY
JACK PICKFORD in "JUST OUT OF COLLEGE"
CITY NEWS
Weather—Idaho tonight and Wednesday, fair in the north; probably, rain in the south.
Leon Ingle of Kendrick is in Moscow receiving medical treatment.
Hatfield reports that Mrs. Botsford, who has been seriously ill with grip and pleurisy, is rapidly recovering and will soon be as well as ever, despite the fact that she is nearly 80 years old.
Dr. J. C. Wicks, manager of the Farmers' Warehouse and Commission Company, was a visitor in Gifford and Summit over Sunday.
Mrs. C. Tweedy and son George of Peck and Idaho, are visiting in this city, at the home of Mrs. Tweedy's daughter, Mrs. Perry Carter. George Tweedy is also receiving medical treatment while in Moscow.
G. L. Lindley.  Of Enterprise, Oregon; and James S. Conway, of Portland, arrived Sunday in Moscow and will enroll in the University of Idaho. Mr. Conway is accompanied by his wife and they are engaged in the occupation of house hunting but have been unable to find a furnished house or apartments up to this time, but still have hopes.
Captain E. W. Baughman who has been quite ill at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Harry Thatcher is slightly improved.
Miss Georgie Hicks is ill and not able to attend school. 