VISITOR IN MOSCOW
FROM FAR-OFF ALASKA
Former Student at the University of Idaho Calls on Friends and Then Hurries Away
Among the Moscow visitors last week was F. A. Rapp of Tredwell, Alaska, a former student of the University of Idaho. Mr. Rapp has been employed by the Treadwell Mining company as chemist since leaving college two years ago and he intends to remain in the mining game after returning. Mining is not on the boom as formerly, nor is there a great deal of excitement over the war situation in this northern country according to Mr. Rapp, but business as a whole is in a very prosperous and stable condition.
Mr. Rapp came south as a guard in charge of some government prisoners which he left in charge of officials at Seattle. He goes back north today.
Girls Do Good Work
The Misses Florence Blomquist, Francile Byrnes, and Theresa Baken are among those from Moscow, who will graduate from the Lewiston normal at the close of the 1916-17 session.
Bilen Iverson and Nayva Kay son, both live in the vicinity of Moscow, teaching rural training centers.
This quarter. They report that they enjoy the work and commend the training school system highly.
A PULL
HARMONY
WASHINGTON
The United States will work in full harmony with the entente allies, it is officially stated here.  The fairy Daniels declined to say when cooperation would become effective and to what extent it will be carried. 