Mrs. Jesse Worley, whose husband was a "flu" victim recently, leaving her with five children, the oldest nine years old, sold her team at auction on the streets of Moscow today. The team brought $137.60, which was better than she had expected. It was a small, driving team. A colt, of little value, brought $60. It was bought by a number of persons for $6 each, and put up and sold again. Mrs. Worley sent a card of thanks to the citizens of Moscow for the help they gave her and to The Star-Mirror, for advertising the sale. She has not been in Moscow this summer.

Montesano Juror Still Sick.
MONTESANO, Wash.—(By A. P.) —The trial of the 10 alleged I. W. W. for the murder of Warren O. Grimm, was suspended again today on account of the illness of Juror Edward Parrish. There will be no session of the court until Tuesday, on account of Washington's birthday being holiday Monday.

HEAVY SENTENCE
AUSTRIAN, AT BOVILL, CAUGHT MAKING FINE QUALITY OF ILLICIT BOOZE
Sixty days in the county jail and $300 fine was the dose handed by Judge Edgar C. Steele, of the district court, to Sam Parrish, an Austrian.  Of Bovill, who is alleged to have been caught in the act of making illicit liquor with a real "kick" to it, and pleaded guilty to the charge. 