The Union Pacific system, last fall (announced that it would give to the boy or girl between the ages of 16 and 21 in each of the 39 counties in the state of Idaho, traversed by the Union Pacific system, who ranked highest in college work in corn, sugar beet, potato, wheat, pig, calf, sheep, or poultry projects, a $75.00 per year. The college of agriculture, or the school of practical agriculture of the University of Idaho, will reimburse the student for railroad and return over the lines. A young Thompson will enter the University of Idaho next fall for the winter short course in animal business. The alumni directory which has just been issued by the publicity department, will be issued by the publicity department. Young Thompson is a real community junior leader. At present, he has more than 60 head of purebred Duroc Jersey hogs. He was born on his father's homestead June 6, 1904, where he is now making a phenomenal for a boy, in pig raising. The directory has been almost rewritten since last year and the number of addresses is almost doubled. An achievement of the last year has been the inclusion of the 500 names of former students of the preparatory school, many of whom have been enrolled.  Among the real pioneers in establishing the university. 