The news from the Atlantic coast today is of vital importance. It shows that Germany is far from being whipped and that the submarine menace has by no means been subdued. Every loyal American will do all within his power to help the country now and those who refuse to do this will not be classed as loyal Americans nor will they be treated as such.

COMMENCEMENT WEEK
This is commencement week at the University of Idaho. It is the great event of the college year. It is Rawson-Bradley. On Saturday evening, June 1st, Miss Dora Rawson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rawson of this city, was united in marriage with Mr. Otis Bradley, son of Mr. M. L. Bradley, a prosperous farmer of Farmington, Wash. The wedding ceremony was performed by the Rev. M. W. Morse, in the presence of the bride's family, after which dainty refreshments were served. The happy couple will make their home in Farmington. Their many friends will wish them all kinds of good in their new relation.

The Red Cross ladies of the Swedish Lutheran church met Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. G. E. Lindquist, making articles which they will sell at auction and the money to go to the Red Cross fund. Mrs. Lindquist furnished the ladies with refreshments.

A few  Friends and neighbors surprised Mrs. Alfred Rodgers last Monday at her home, it being her birthday. Those present were Mrs. T. W. 