"Unless we all get together," says Miss Francklyn, "and put just as much energy into the work of reconstruction as we did into destruction, the battle cry of make the world safe for democracy will be only an echo. It is one thing to fight for democracy, but it is another thing to make it live." Miss Francklyn is the daughter of General Francklyn of the British army.

BONNERS FERRY FIRST TO ENTER STATE MEET
Bonners Ferry is the first high school to formally enter a team in the state high school basketball tournament to be held at the university Thursday and Friday, March 13th and 14th. Inquiries from Wallace, Coeur d'Alene and other schools indicate a large attendance from north Idaho. During the next few days it is expected that the entry roster will be completed.

Some little difficulty was at first encountered because of the conflict with the Spokane tournament. However, the schools who were concerned with the conflict are arranging now to compete in the battle for the state title here.

Entertainment for the visitors is being carefully planned by a committee of students. Among the features will probably be a smoker Friday night in the "Y" at which music, boxing and wrestling matches, and cigarettes will combat for popularity. The tournament will mark the end of the training season for most of the high school players.

The fraternities will again house and feed the visiting athletes. Teams will be drawn by lot upon the day before the tournament opens, so that there will be no confusion. 