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The Shorthorn bull calf, University Prince, said to be one of the finest animals ever raised on the university farm, has just been sold to the Nord by brothers of Genesee. This particular calf was displayed this fall at Boise, Lewiston and Portland, attracting favorable comment around the entire circuit.
Probably due to the traffic congestion, the films on war topics which were to be shown at the university auditorium tonight did not arrive. It has therefore been made necessary to do away with this entertainment.
W. B. Eakin of Spokane has been in town for several days looking after business matters.
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Towne of Spokane are in the city for a few days. They are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Carson who are the parents of Mrs. Towne.
Win. K. Peterson left yesterday for Seattle.
Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Hobart returned to their home in Clarkston, Wash., yesterday. Mrs. Hobart has been in a hospital for some time.
The tag day conducted on the university side of town yesterday for the benefit of the navy comfort league was  successful to the extent of about $50. On Saturday, the other parts of town will be tagged. 