Ton, Oregon, for many years advertised her strawberries by an annual strawberry day, when everybody was reminded of Milton's chief product. Why not have a Juliaetta Watermelon day right here in Moscow, under the auspices of the Moscow Chamber of Commerce, and put over something worth the powder? P. L. Omitt. Wins On Certified Wheat. Eric Oiler, one of the Troy section farmers who received a certificate for his wheat was a prize winner at the Spokane interstate fair for Jenkins club wheat. He has disposed of a deal of his seed wheat to his neighbors this season. Among the visitors from Orofino, Saturday, was Arthur Guerin, son of Mrs. Nat Brown of that place, who is here to attend the university as a student. Seriously Ill At Spokane. The many friends of Mrs. V. L. McPherron, wife of the superintendent of the Troy schools, received the news with regret yesterday that she has been taken to a Spokane hospital for treatment on account of the serious nature of her illness. Clifford Aljalaerson is substituting in her place at the Troy schools. Will Be University Student. Kendrick Schools Are Offering New Subjects. "The Kendrick schools will open Monday next, says the Gazette. Everything is in readiness and a good enrollment is anticipated. Three new subjects are being offered in the high school. This enables the school to offer four very good courses. The commercial and scientific courses being especially strong. 