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Hollywood, Cal., has whined a bit under the castigation which it received at the public's hand over a movie scandal or two. Perhaps the public was unjust, but Hollywood is still other than it might be, judging from a real estate advertisement over the name of a Hollywood operator. In part, the advertisement says: "In Whitley park, the Volstead act and other laws which tend to safeguard the home will have strict enforcement through positive residential control by Whitley Park Country Club—composed of all the owners. And many other exclusive club features—swimming lakes, club houses, golf course, tennis courts, dance terraces, etc., will exert an added home influence. This protection and enhancement of home environment will largely increase property values of Whitley park." The idea of instituting such a novelty as a Hollywood suburb with "exclusive club features" such as swimming lakes, club houses, tennis courts—and the enforcement of the Volstead act—evidently is unique in California. Some day the United States will have to annex both Hollywood and New York—and then take them out for a session in the woodshed.—Lewiston Tribune.
MUST REMAIN AWAY FROM COUNTY FOREVER
A sentence of from one to fifteen years in the state penitentiary was pronounced upon Joe Rudnigan of Spokane, by Judge Edgar C. Steele, of the district court Tuesday morning. Rudnigan was arrested Monday evening by Deputy Sheriff Grant Robbins, after his car had rammed a car driven by Arthur Cameron, of Moscow. A wheel and running board were torn off of Cameron's car.  Car, but the car driven by Rudnigan was not damaged. Jay Nail was in the car driven by Rudnigan. 