HOTEL MOSCO WARRIVALS
J. P. Brooke, Chicago; J. O. Tracy, Spokane; Frank Thompson, Lewiston; Frank Morris, Lewiston; Edwin A. Smith, Spokane; Fred E. Moore, Spokane; R. C. Alloway, Spokane; D. C. Johnson, Spokane;
Spokane; W. D. Sabiston, Spokane; H. L. Brisker, Spokane; M. C. Osborn, Spokane; L. Bergman, Spokane; S. O. Sturgeon, Chicago; E. L. Levendorf, Berkeley, Cal.; H. J. Skinner, Spokane; L. Hillman, H. Kane; E. J. Boyce, Spokane; R. E. Kalatt, Spokane; John Ryzek, Roslyn, Wn.; H. C. Loeb, N. Y.; B. L. Jenkins and wife, Spokane; C. D. Weigel and wife, Seattle; D. R. Calvert and Co., Lewiston; Chas. C. Seaver, Spokane; Ray Poster, Portland; J. W. Raymond, Spokane; C. S. Martin, Chicago; L. D. Firebaugh, Salt Lake City; C. H. Arbuckle, Boise; W. S. Bell, Pullman; Lee H. Davis, Lewiston; Thomas Mead, Colfax.
Y. W. C. A. Secretary Here
Miss Edith Hazlett, of Los Angeles, volunteer secretary of the Y. W. C. A., is in Moscow, visiting the local organizations of that order at the University of Idaho and the  High school. Miss Hazlett spoke at the high school at 11 o'clock this forenoon and this evening she speaks at the auditorium of the university. While in Moscow, she is the guest of the university sororities. Fort Walla Walla to be Used WALLA WALLA, Wash.—If the recommendation of C. W. Creel of Portland, scientific assistant in this state, is carried out, old Port Walla Walla will become the place where Uncle Sam will conduct an investigation into "just bugs" at least those insect pests which are partial to cereals and forage, with a view to bringing about their extermination. 