But the rent hog, if such a law is enacted, is up against it hard, can reasonably be expected that in filing his tax schedule the rent hog valued his property at a very low figure in order to keep his taxes down—probably far below its actual value. If he is allowed to realize in its value, rents only ten percent net of what he told the assessor the property was actually worth, he is out a considerable sum of money, as all receipts above the ten percent would go to the government. If, on the other hand, he puts up a fair and claims that the property worth far more money in order to his rents, he convicts himself of a saving of a false tax schedule and lays himself liable to a heavy penalty. Waiting for turns—If the president's suggestion is enacted into law. He is in for an uncomfortable period of squirming and squealing, with great mass of the people enjoying plight.—Northern Idaho News.

UP THE UNIVERSITY BUILDING
Another college and school year about to open and it is well that Idaho residents give the matter their attention, especially in view of the fact that many of their children, who have graduated from the high schools, will take higher education, has educational institutions that rank with the best in the country. They are supported by direct tax made upon the people and are not so fortunate many of the eastern universities, colleges, make Idaho institutions bigger and better, which are endowed. To more influential they must have the support of Idaho people. 