Beudixen, assistant professor of dairy husbandry, who is in charge of the short course work. New equipment will be added to bring the laboratory facilities as nearly as possible under factory conditions.
The work is divided into two terms, starting November 1 and ending April 1. This is one of many features that give the University of Idaho its well-deserved reputation as one of the educational institutions of the country—Idaho Farmer.
The course is The Oregonian takes up the cudgel in defense of the user of tobacco, stating that it falls to remember an instance of brutalizing effects produced by pipe or cigar, or that a fond and doting husband, suffering malign transformation from the puffing of an evening pipe, raged into his happy home and laid violent hands upon the public streets.
The Yakima Republic, commenting on the assertion from the anti-dry camp that prohibition is a menace to the nation, says that the United States is accustomed to being in deadly peril and has no particular fear from the results of prohibition. The very comprehensive editorial in yesterday's Star-Mirror under the caption "Statistics and Farmers," should have been credited to The Idaho Statesman.
CM KURVEST THREE BILLION
Experts Figure Cost for Dishonesty in Nation During 1922 Was $30 Per Capita.
New York.—Dishonesty in the United States last year paid an army of burglars, robbers, and other crimes.  Forgers, bucket shop operators, confidence men and common thieves more than $3,000,000,000. Conservative estimators place the sum at $3,825,000,000. 