Washington—Tonight and Saturday, rain in the west, snow in the east. Not so cold tonight. Moderate winds, mostly south-easterly.

AWARD ANNOUNCEMENT

RAILROAD PRESENTS EIGHTEEN, IDAHO AGRICULTURAL STUDENTS WITH FARE AND $75.

Announcement of final awards of Union Pacific scholarships in the University of Idaho in which boys' and girls' club work is conducted has been made, through the office of Dean E. J. Iddings of the college of agriculture. These awards carry $75 scholarships in the college of agriculture or school of practical agriculture and include reimbursement of railroad fare over the company's lines from the winner's home to Moscow and return.

The scholarship plan, originated by the Union Pacific to stimulate interest in club work, carries provisions for an annual award for each county. Of the 18 awarded scholarships, some are to be used the year following the award unless the winner is not completed his high school work, in which case he may elect to finish before entering his course at the University.

The winners are announced as follows: Cecil R. Tulley, of Worley, the university.

Eighteen  Win Awards.
Kootenai county;
Idaho Palis, Bonneville; Calvin
case, Velser, Washington; John
Gore of Dubois, Clark; Cyril Allen,
Grace, Bannock; Virgil Thompson,
G. Palouse, Wash., Latah; George H. 