When an endeavor was made by the governor of this state, and the state labor commission to settle the strike that was called in the lumber industry in north Idaho, they called upon the men to ascertain what could be done to settle their difficulties, asked them if they could go back to work in the event that steps were taken to bring the men and the employers together. Their answer was: "No, we will have to receive instructions from Spokane." There has been sent into this county recently two individuals for the purpose of soliciting members for the I. W. W. and organizing the camps. This was prevented by the authorities. One Edward Rayburn was sent into one of the camps with $50 worth of (Continued on Page 4) TRAIN SERVICE IS TWELVE DAILY TRAINS TAKEN OFF BETWEEN CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS TRAIN schedules between Chicago and St. Louis have been ordered rearranged by Secretary McAdoo. The order will reduce the number of trains between Chicago from 16 to nine each way, daily, effective March 17. All competing trains will be eliminated. The officials say that the public will not be inconvenienced by the reduction in train service. Arrangements have been made whereby railroad tickets will be good on any of the lines. Further removal of competition trains west of the Mississippi are expected in the near future. 