They arrived in Moscow unannounced and immediately were surrounded by many friends who had caught a glimpse of them on Main Street as they came from the depot. Both were looking well and despite the fact that Mr. French has just recovered from a long siege of illness, he looked sprightly and was in excellent spirits. "We are glad to get home once more and to be able to mingle with our friends in Moscow and Idaho," said Mr. French. "Nothing ever looked so sweet and good to Mrs. French and myself as a sight of our home city as we neared the station. It is a pleasure to be back and we hope to have an opportunity of once more meeting all our friends and acquaintances."
The best man must win—the best man in training, ability, tact, personality, and consistent persistency.

HISTORICALLY INEFFICIENT SENATOR CHAMBERLAIN SAYS NATION WAS NOT READY TO PURSUE VILLA
Tells Senate Army Bill Has Approval of Every Expert Who Has Examined it
By the United-Press Associations.
WASHINGTON, Mar. 29.—"We are trying to organize an army that won't have to delay four or five days before tackling a little trouble," declared Senator Chamberlain, in opening a debate on his army bill in the senate to vote.
"We should not criticize the officers or men for not capturing Villa more quickly. The nation was not ready. 