The resignations of Ira Collier, civil, economics, was given a year's leave of absence.
Professor Center has accepted the position of director of extension work in Oregon.
GERMAN PEOPLE AROUSED AGAINST AUTOCRATS' RULE PRESS SPEAKS OCT AT LAST FOR SOME SORT OF DEMOCRATIC RULE
BERLIN—By Grandens—The liberal dissatisfaction press expresses open with the new cabinet. The Tageblatt bitterly states that the people were given no choice in the formation of the new government. It declares that "real democratization or the parliamentization of the assembly, an exotic sea monster, is the choice confronting Chancellor Michaelis. Germany has received the new government as a gift from above. It is impossible to acknowledge or refuse it. The German people are exposed to the strokes of fate."
South Idaho Needs Coal
TWIN FALLS, Idaho—A shortage of coal may seriously affect the output of grain in Idaho, is the opinion of coal dealers and grain men here today.
Inability to get coal may prevent the threshing of part of Idaho's huge grain crop, unless straw burners are installed by the threshing outfits.
ST. LOUIS — Jordan Wheat Lambert, the millionaire vice president of the Lambert Pharmaceutical company, shot and killed himself in an exclusive apartment house this morning. It is reported that he separated from his wife last October. 