The fire was caused by a defective electric light socket and a curling iron. In putting the curling iron off, some way was turned on and the iron ignited some furs, causing a smoldering smoke. All of the contents of a trunk owned by Miss French were ruined.

Moscow's fire department answered the alarm and put out the fire with chemicals.

Lewiston Students At Idaho.
The Tribune names the following Lewiston people as entering the university this fall to resume their studies: Goldie Felton, Linda Collins, Ralph Morrow, George Dean, Gustav Bjork, Ralph Alley, and Kenneth White. Those who enter for the first time are Roland Dick, Arthur Hardin, Lynn Kelly, Francis Dunaway, Fred Hendrickson, Walter Reamer, Gwynneth McKinley, Eugina Alford, Gordon Bozorth, Delmont Smith, Wallace Brown, Mary Vassar, Rhoda Felton, Nikolene Kjosness, Millicent Kuhn, and Merle Gilson.

New White Way A Surprise.
Manager Beckman and assistants of the W. W. P. company gave an experiment Saturday night by turning on Moscow's vivid White Way to the delight of the citizens. All but one lamp at the extreme end of North Main avenue responded when the juice was turned on. The result was a brilliant illumination of the chief baseness street, and elicited the utmost praise from the citizens.

BRAIN IMPRESSIONS STUDIED
Paris Technical Committee Would Learn if Eye or Ear Aids Pupils More.
Paris, France.—Whether children learn better written texts  Or oral lectures is a question under investigation in the schools of Paris. A technical committee of the League of Mental Hygiene has set to work in a boys' school to study the processes of teaching and learning. 