EXCESS REVENUE FROM PROHIBITION
FEDERAL DIRECTOR SAYS YEAR WILL SHOW $28,000 NET IN PENALTIES
Colonel Elias Marsters, federal prohibition director for the state of Idaho, accompanied by Peter Steunenberg, federal prohibition agent, and L. Nickerson, attached to the office of Col. Marsters as chief of the drug division of the state, were visitors in the city on official business, says held several conferences at the Lewis agency. Colonel Marsters is elated with the enviable reputation gained for Idaho's enforcement of the Volstead act, and he took occasion to state that Idaho stands at the very first in the list of states for the showing made in the revenues to the department in excess of the expenditures. "For the fiscal year ending with June 30, we will show an excess fines over the actual expenditures of the department of $28,000." 