"Latah county usually runs," said the hulk of the judge, "about 140 to 150 new cases a year, and Idaho county about 150 to 160. I have noticed that for some there has been very slight modifications from those figures—it seems that in those counties just an average number each year decide to disagree some matter, or run against the over law."
OPERETTA TO BE GIVEN TONIGHT
Patrons of the Moscow schools are invited to attend the opening of the school by the high school auditorium, which will be presented by the combined glee clubs of the high school this evening at 8 o'clock at the high offering. This school auditorium, promises to be one of the best staged. It was given as a mat by the clubs, since for the grade school children yesterday afternoon, and brought forth a great deal of praise from all who saw it.
Postmaster Cornwall Improving Postmaster F. E. Cornwall's condition is slightly improved today and he is resting quite easy, according to word from Lewiston today, where he is confined at a hospital.
A beautiful program has been arranged for the commencement of the University of Idaho school of practical agriculture, which will be held this evening at 8 o'clock at the assembly room in Morrill hall. Eleven will receive certificates of graduation. The class roll is as follows: Clayton Willis Dickson, Laywai; William Lawrence Hamilton, Anacone, Wash.; Everett Earl Hunt, St. Maries; James Henry Kaylor, Peck; Elton Percy McCormick, oswell; A.  Ward Mitchell and Ira Newton Moulton, both of Weiser; Alfred Sanford Nelson, Kendrick; Joseph Pearl Ricketts, Letha, and Ernest Emil Schmid, Payette. 