Knowing its
RELEASED FROM ASYLUM
AND GETS BIG FORTUNE
DR. E. R. LINDLEY
LEFT MOSCOW 100«
RETIRING PRESIDENT OF UNIVERSITY STARTS FOR HIS
NEW KANSAS HOME
Dr. E. H. Lindley, retiring president of the University of Idaho, left today for Lawrence, Kansas, where he goes to take the chancellorship of the University of Kansas. He will stop several days at Boise for consultation with Dr. E. A. Bryan, state commissioner of education, and other members of the board of education.
Before leaving, Dr. Lindley said he wishes to thank the press of Moscow and the entire northwest for the many courtesies extended to him during the three years he has been head of the university and to ask that they be as liberal and courteous to his successor. He predicted a bright future for the University of Idaho, for the state and the northwest. He promises to send some letters for publication after he reaches his new field of labor and gets settled down to the work. Dr. Lindley had to cancel his engagement for several addresses at the annual convention of the National Educational Association at Salt Lake. Mrs. Lindley and their two sons will remain in Moscow for the remainder of the summer, joining Dr. Lindley at Lawrence after the weather becomes cooler next fall.
That the removal of Dr. Lindley is a loss not only to Moscow and Idaho but the entire northwest, is being evidenced from many sources. In a recent issue of the Pullman Tribune, published in the seat of the State College of Washington, which  has, in years been a bitter rival of the University of Idaho, pays the following tribute to Dr. Lindley in a leading editorial. The Tribune editor: A Heavy Loss. 