We, the undersigned barbers of shaves to Moscow, agree to raise twenty-five cents (25c) straight without neck shaves, on and after July 2nd, 1917. WM. HUMPHREY, ORLIN A. GOSSETT, C. L. JAIN, ULIS GOSSETT. C. E. HAWK, GEORGE ROWLAND.

GOD'S CRUCIBLE AT CLASS A TONIGHT
The attraction announced for the Class A theater tonight will be "God's Crucible," a five-act Bluebird photo play produced amid the scenes of Arizona's Grand Canyon. Besides its value as strictly photoplay entertainment, the scenic grandeurs that back the various episodes will lend an extraordinary charm to "God's Crucible" that moving picture stories rarely afford. There will also be a two-reel comedy entitled "His Coming Out Party," and a scenic film.

MILL TACKLE I. W. W. Acting Governor Calls Conference for July 6 to Consider This Alarming Industrial Problem
BOISE—E. L. Parker, governor, who in the absence from the state of Governor Alexander is acting governor, has issued a call for a meeting of the state council of defense to be held at Coeur d'Alene July 6 at 10 o'clock.
In the call, the acting governor urges the attendance of every member of the defense council and cites that the object is to consider the critical labor situation in north Idaho. It  It is further stated that the call is issued after consultation with all members of the state council and after the lieutenant governor had made a trip to the timber section of the Coeur d'Alene country. 