Enrollment figures for the last five years, prepared by the registrar's office, indicate that the University of Idaho is carrying a constantly increasing load of students. This is the first time that figures on this year's actual attendance have been made available and they show that nearly a thousand students have been added in the last five years; nearly 500 in the last biennium.
In 1917-18, the registration, including summer school, special courses and non-resident instruction, was but 952; in 1918-18, 856; in 1919-20, 1038; 1920-21, 1348; 1921-22, 1523; and this year's enrollment now stands at 1568. Experience, however, indicates that 200 additional students will be added during the college year, bringing the total well above 1750.
New divisions of the university were added only when the needs of the constantly growing student body demanded. The college of letters and science, the nucleus for the present institution, was founded in 1889; the college of agriculture in 1891; college of engineering, 1901; school of law, 1910; school of mines, 1917; school of forestry, 1917; and school of education, 1920.
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John Matthews of Chicago, who heard that his wife was suing him for divorce, sat behind a curtain in the front window of his boarding house until he saw his wife approaching with a process-server. Matthews fled to the roof, leaped to an adjoining house, slid down a parapet, and made ready to leap to the roof of a one-story building.  Story porch.
He struck the porch roof, but lost his footing and rolled down to the sidewalk. 