PJ 0 Pert y owne J,n the paved districts of Moscow who would be willing to return to dirt streets and believe that more streets were paved, the property owners would be well pleased and would not regret the cost of the work.

The work of putting the hard surface on Sixth Street from the end of the paving to the packing plant and university will begin in a few days and will be rushed to completion. The street is already laid and a good job was done. A fine grade has been established, but it is dirt and if it becomes thoroughly wet will be impassable. It is planned to get the hard surface on it before this happens. Otherwise, the road would be impassable until the ground freezes.

Washington Grain Crop Large.
SPOKANE, Wash.—The yield of spring wheat in Washington at harvest time is placed at 20,464,000 bushels, the crop of oats is forecasted at 12,937,000 bushels; barley, 4,927,000; corn, 1,361,000 bushels; potatoes, 7,466,000 bushels; apples 16,749,000 bushels; peaches 701,000 bushels; pears, 645,000 bushels; hops 4,800,000 pounds.

KNUDSEN PRESIDENT OF THE SENIOR CLASS
Emery Knudsen of Coeur d'Alene was elected president of the senior class of the University of Idaho today for the first semester of the 1920 collegiate year at a meeting.  held today. Knudsen is a senior in the college of law and a member of the Kappa Sigma fraternity. 