What we want to do is to establish the same standards as Camp Lewis, the cleanest camp in the United States. Few towns are as clean morally as Camp Lewis, and it is our desire to have the same conditions here. Camp Lewis is under rigid military control. Clean and healthful amusements are provided there and the men can find all the recreation and entertainment they want within the camp. If a man goes outside of these, he is thrown into the guard house. Camp Lewis has the best morale of any camp in the United States and few communities can equal it. We want to pattern after it in these respects.

This is the consensus of opinion among our people. There is no desire to have a wide open town. The saloon with its kindred abuses has been banished from Moscow forever and there are few, indeed, who would have them return. It is everyone's desire to keep the town clean and to make Moscow a model town for schools and for a training place for soldiers who are to be the specialists of the army. President Lindley's attitude on this question will meet with the hearty cooperation of the best class of citizens in Moscow and Latah county.

Baseball
Potlatch opens baseball season with Bovill
Potlatch—The game of the season was staged here last Sunday between Bovill and the home team, the Potlatch team winning by a score of 16 to 5. 