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Mr. Flint Praises the University of Idaho. In the highest terms of work, the University of Idaho has done a great deal of work. "Few, if any schools in the west, have their accounts in as good condition as the University of Idaho. If all schools had their accounts as well, Kent our task would indeed be light." This is the statement of E. S. Flint, auditor of the federal government agricultural college funds, principally the Hatch and Adams funds. Mr. Flint came here to audit the accounts of the university and the agricultural college. He was closeted with Bursar Francis Jenkins for 2½ hours and his work was completed. He found the accounts in perfect condition and lauded the work highly. He said it generally takes him two days or more to check the accounts of western colleges and universities. After finishing the auditing, Mr. Flint had a lot of time on his hands and accompanied Dean E. J. Iddings over the university campus, the agricultural college, and the college farm on a tour inspection. He said that wonderful improvement has been made since my last visit, and he commended, in the highest terms, the work that has been done, saying few universities or colleges in the United States had made a better showing. 