Dr. E. J. Bulgin, evangelist who is conducting the tabernacle meetings, asks The Star-Mirror to deny a report that he says has been circulated in Moscow to the effect that he had denounced and attacked the American Legion in his Colfax meetings and says that the story "whole cloth." Moscow people to telephone Rev. Mr. Callender, the Methodist minister at Colfax, who attended all the meetings, and ask him for the facts. He says he thinks the report was started to injure the meetings here and he emphatically denies that he has ever attacked the American Legion or does a lie from Rev. Dr. Bulgin asks any time or place.

FOOTBALL PRACTICE AT UNIVERSITY STRENUOUS
Strenuosity has characterized Idaho football practice of the past two afternoons and the work of the coming three days is expected to be quite violent, Coach Hutchinson having decided to leave no stone unturned in his preparation for a game with the speedy Gonzaga eleven to be played in Spokane Saturday. Idaho displayed offensive power and marked defensive strength in last Saturday's contest with Montana university, registering 12 first downs while the Bruins were making yardage only twice, but local enthusiasts were dissatisfied because the varsity eleven ran through its plays sluggishly. If Captain Breshears had speeded up his team either in the second or fourth quarters at least two additional touchdowns would have been scored. Robinson of Caldwell, who played most of the Montana game at an end, may start the Gonzaga contest on one of the Idaho flanks. Though lacking in experience, Robinson has displayed speed and tackling.  Ability

likely to win him a regular berth. 