Lynn Rogers, of Boise, was named president of the University of Idaho Junior class for the coming semester at a meeting of the class held yesterday afternoon. Mr. Rogers is president of the Knights of the Ball and Chain chapter of the Intercollegiate Knights, undergraduate assistant manager of athletics, and a member of the Phi Delta Theta fraternity.
Other officers elected for the coming semester were Jewell Coons, of Boise, vice-president; Margaret Collins, of Moscow, secretary; Merle Drake, of Challis, treasurer.
JUNIORS NAME ROGERS
PRESIDENT OF CLASS
IDAHO FALLS STATEMENT
DENIED AT NEW ORLEANS.
New Orleans—"It is ridiculous," said T. Semmes Walmsley, assistant attorney general of Louisiana, when informed that Dr. Lew Burger at an open meeting of the Idaho Falls, Idaho, Ku Klux Klan had declared Watt Daniel and T. F. Richard were alive and in New Orleans.
Mr. Walmsley took an active part in the investigation of the kidnapping case last August and was personally in charge of the two bodies found in Lake La Fourche in December which were identified as those of the missing men.
New York Woman Declares She Has Not Used Her in Friendly Way.
The will of Isabella B. New York. Hamilton of 235 West One Hundred and Thirty-fifth street, who died, leaves a legacy of $25,000.  has been filed in the Surrogate's court. After making specific bequests of $22,500, the testator said in her will: "As the conduct of my brothers, George H. Hamilton and Benjamin P. 