George Weeks, of Orofino, who pleaded not guilty Saturday to alleged federal prohibition law violations, this afternoon changed his plea to one of guilty. Federal Judge F. B. Dietrich set nine o'clock Tuesday morning as the time when judgment will be pronounced.

The case of the United States against Tom Eldridge of Lewiston, charged with the possession and sale of intoxicating liquor, upon which a jury disagreed Saturday afternoon, was set for trial Wednesday morning. The case Saturday ended in a disagreement after the jury had been out a considerable length of time.

First indications as to what the final yield of the state gasoline tax will be were given Friday in a statement issued by F. A. Jeter, state commissioner of law enforcement, showing the receipts thus far for the month of April. The tax is 2 cents on each gallon brought into the state.

The law went into effect April 1, and the proceeds thus far received from the tax total $19,207. This amount is reported from 28 dealers in the state and it was announced that there are yet 70 dealers to be heard from on the April tax collections. The largest dealer is J. A. Jeter, who is charged with the sale of intoxicating liquor.

The case against Tom Eldridge of Lewiston, charged with the possession and sale of intoxicating liquor, was set for trial Wednesday morning. The case against him was set for trial Wednesday morning.  In the state, there has been reported but there are yet some large ones to report. State officials, according to The Statesman, estimate that the total tax for the month will appropriate $25,000 or $30,000. 