The funeral was held this afternoon at the First Methodist Church. The services were held this afternoon at 7:30 for the first time in the school. Professors Drucker, Bond, and Boethius were to instruct classes in the latest university enterprise. The classes of the University of Idaho night school to be instituted in Moscow this winter under the auspices of the extension department will meet tonight at 7:30 for the first time in room 108 in the administration building. Professors Drucker, Bond, and Boethius have signified their willingness to teach the classes and the subjects to be given are to be chosen by the members at the meeting. The meeting is to be only preliminary and will be primarily to secure enrollments and to decide on a place where the instruction will be carried on, a preference having been made by some for a place down town. An opportunity for postgraduate work is one of the advantages of the proposed night classes, and the courses will be designed to know already gained in high school and college work, no elementary subjects being given. The classes to supplement are open to all, the only requirement of enrollment being ability to carry the subjects selected. The extension department extends an invitation to any to attend the opening meeting tonight.

HUGHES ANSWERS WILSON'S CHARGES No "Invisible Government" in His Administration as New York Governor, He Tells Nebraska People. "The government in New York state during my governorship," Charles E. Hughes.  said here today, answering President Wilson charges which were given that name. The republican candidate, 