Nixon, Weiser; Guy Penwell, Moscow; George Pierce, Lorenzo; Vaughn Price, Twin Falls; John Rasmussen, Shelley; H. F. Creque, Seattle; Ed Students at Camp Lewis University students who will go to Camp Lewis for training are: Harold Scheyer, Moscow; T. J. Schwartz, Palo Alto, Calif.; Karl and Clarence Simonson, Moscow; Joseph Skidmore, Boise; Howard Smith, Leland; Albert Yland, Twin Falls; Eugene Zachman, Emmett; Wéldon, Moscow; Marvin Scott, Palouse, Wn.; C. Chubbuck, Blackfoot.

Farmington, Wash., pleaded guilty this afternoon before Judge E. C. Steele to a charge of possession of intoxicating liquor and was sentenced 90 days imprisonment in the Conn jail. The sentence was suspended and Dewald was paroled in the custody of Sheriff John L. Woody. Dewald was arrested this morning by Sheriff Woody and Charles Summerfield, deputy sheriff. The warrant for Dewald's arrest was sworn out. Prosecuting Attorney John Nisbet, Judge Steele suspended the sentence after it was shown that Dewald has a wife and seven children dependent upon him for support. The oldest child is 11 years old.

Kalinowski, ALLOWED LAW VIOLATOR Conrad Dewald, a farmer living near, will be tried today.  Duggert has let the contract to L. D. Arnold for a five-room modern bungalow, at 240 north Washington street, where the house, which was occupied by M. B. Robinson, was recently destroyed by fire. The home economics department at the university will conduct an "At Home Economics" program. 