A. S. Frost, the enterprising proprietor of the Idaho Garage, has been making a number of small, but substantial improvements at his place of business and in his working apparatus. His showroom has been newly partitioned and painted. Mr. Frost has also added a new Curtis air compressor to his equipment, at quite an expense. The entire garage has been rearranged, a small power-driven lathe has been installed, and the battery charges reloaded, and altogether a general remodeling conducted. Mr. Frost has just received a new supply of oils and other automobile essentials and expects to be thoroughly prepared when the spring rush of improvements have added much to the appearance of the garage and especially to the conveniences in the work shop.

EUREKA, Calif.-One of the most important mail routes in the world has been established along the course of the Klamath river between Orleans and Onck, which is the most powerful automobile and is all but impassable for horse-drawn stages. The tractor has overcome all obstacles.

Try a caterpillar tractor is conveying mail and parcel post on regular scheduled schedule. During the winter months, the Rev. Goss Returns From L. N. Rice. Private M. Wesley Goss, son of Rev. 