Scott, H. L. Pelan, chairman.
Entry blanks may be obtained by applying to H. L. Pelan, chairman of the Tournament committee, P. A. A. C., Potlatch, Idaho.
MUSIC DEPT. HEAD
Professor E. O. Bangs, head of the department of music at the University of Idaho, has arrived in Moscow after an absence of two months in New York, where he was taking special work under Dr. Rector Stephens, who is known as one of the greatest voice teachers in America. The trip was made by Professor Bangs in order that he might keep abreast of the very latest ideas in music training. The department of music at the university has grown during the four years Professor Bangs has been in charge and a much greater growth than at any previous time is expected next fall. In view of this, Professor Bangs, while in the east, arranged for additional instructors for the department. The personnel of the new instructors will be announced later. On his way west, Mr. Bangs stopped at Cedar Rapids, Iowa, to visit with his parents.
The conditions through the middle states, and especially in Iowa, are fairly good, with practically no evidence of hard times. Conditions in the far east, too, are fairly good. In the middle states and in the Dakotas and Montana, Mr. Bangs says, crop prospects are above the average, and in the case of Montana, much better than for a number of years. 