Before the introduction of President A. H. Upham of the University of Idaho, who responded to the first toast of the evening, the Idaho spirit was aroused by the singing of "Idaho" by the University quartet. President Upham responded to the toast, "Idaho—The Glory of the Morning on the Mountain Peak." He drew a word picture of Idaho, which was greeted with enthusiasm and then told briefly of the work of the university and its interest in the present and the future. He said that notwithstanding the present stringency, which affected some parts of Idaho especially, the spirit shown by Idaho people would solve the financial problems. He pointed to the increased attendance at the university and told how the young people were working their way through school, and how eager the people of the state, and especially of Moscow, were to aid them. He said that going to college is now a more serious job than in past years that the rah rah boy is somewhat a thing of the past and is being supplemented by the more substantial boy who is devoting his energies to actually get back to the University of Idaho. He had the leaders for future generations. 