Coach Dingle has yet to announce his lineup, but he probably will start Leo Provost of Lewiston at center; Earl Parks of Caldwell and Fred Chamberlain of Coeur d'Alene at the guards; Vernon Patch of Payette and Jim Neal of Boise at the guards; Ward Wyman of Boise and Sherman Breshears of Caldwell at the ends; Howard Breshears of Caldwell at quarterback; Allen Brown of Boise and Ted Turner of Caldwell at the halves, and Arnold Breshears of Caldwell at fullback.
Arnold "Huck" Breshears of Caldwell, brother of Ralph "Bunt" Breshears, varsity captain, yesterday was elected leader of the first year eleven. All four of the Breshears boys, who of F. M. Breshears, superintendents of the Idaho state constitutional convention, will perform gridiron duties Saturday afternoon.
JUDGING CLASSES VISIT
Go To Pullman and Colfax for Training on New Stock
The Livestock Judging class in charge of Prof. C. W. Hickman spent Saturday in Colfax, of horses belonging to M. A. Metz were judged.
Prof. H. P. Davis accompanied the Dairy Cattle Judging class to Pullman last Saturday, owned by W. S. C.
Martie Carlson of Idaho Falls, a third year Student in the School of Practical Agriculture, returned Tuesday to resume his work.
LIEUTENANT EVERLY
The record made by Idaho men in the Great War has been the subject of much favorable comment both at home and overseas.  There. And probably no one of these careers was more brilliant or was more worthy of the praise apportioned it than that, of Lieut. Ronald E. Everly.
gallantry displayed in action severely wounded in the Argonne drive, his achievements Over There were all that they could be. 