The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-08-11
UNIVERSITY OF IDAHO

Before Idaho can hope or expect to
take it's rightful place and assume the
rank that it is entitled to it must have
more native sons and daughters and
those native sons and daughters must
believe in Idaho, must have love for
and spirit of loyalty for the state
That can best be brought about by
educating them in the state.
The fathers and mothers of Idaho
are largely the product of other sec
tions and other states of the union and
have natural inclination to educate
the sons and daughters back at the
alma mater or some school or univer-
sity near the old home.
With all due respect for that regard
for the old home it must be or should
be remembered that Idaho is now
home and in order to build up the
love for the state must be built up
and that can best be done by the
mingling of the younger people at
state institution, the university of the
state. Create in their minds and
hearts a love for the institution and
a desire on their part to educate their
sons and daughters where they first
gained their sincere regard for home.
Again the young manhood and wo-
manhood of Idaho taken from without
the state at the most impressionable
age from attachments for conditions
and individuals in most instances
away from home and plan to make
their home where the attachment is
and in that way robbing the state of
Idaho of one of it's greatest heritages
and blessings, it's young native born.
The University of Idaho possesses
the possibilities to give to the young
man and woman of Idaho what they |
need, opportunities not given to them
in many other institutions; the uni
versity of Idaho is democratic, there
is mingling and an opportunity for
touch that is not taken into
by many larger but no
more efficient institutions. The stu
dent of the University of Idaho is
given great opportunity to help him
self in case he finds it necessary by
his own efforts to put himself through
school,; there is where the personal
interest and personal touch comes in
and it is safe to say that large pro-
portion of the students of the uni
verslty are in at least part self-sup-
n nr-fI y,cftJ ;x,ko r.
life degree of self-reliance and re-
sponsibility that can be had in no
'ther way and which after all is the
yery best of education.
Idaho can afford to be loyal to her
Institution of learning and it is graf
flying to learn and know that south !
EASTERN Idaho is taking more active
interest in the university. 1t is the
light thing to do.-Times-R Register,
IDAHO Falls, Idaho. n
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The registration books for the pri- :
laries, over in the state of Wash
ngton, close August %, 20 days be- j
ore the election. So far, according
LIZ liOW . dpC1S, Lie reg lSlIdllOu Is
lmost nil. In Washington, the pri-
larry election will be the most import I
mt of the year, as there is no we'll fl
rganized opposition to the republic t
ans and a nomination on the repub-
can ticket is almost equivalent to /.
n election. 1t is possible for small D
inority of the people of the state to o
elect the public officials for the next
ur years in the neighboring state. :,
nder new law, county officers e,
ected this fall will hold office four al
ears. Ut would be just as well if CT
e strength of the two parties in the -
ate was little more nearly equal, q
that nomination would carry et
it'll it the privilege Of making th
'od stiff fight for election M
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)RAH MAKES LOGICAL REQUEST =
Senator BOrah wants an investiga- tn
N of the coal industry and report ca
the government relative to the lines "a "a
action that should be followed in
injection with this important form
business in tse future He wants
concentrations on the advisability
federal regulation; on standard vi.
ng the mines on the basis of pro-
etive capacity and the closing down Il Z.
such mines as fall below the stan
ID; on living costs and conditions tel
the miners, and on producing and
tributing costs of the mine product uo
view OF the close relation of the ths
i industry to the welfare of prac-
lily the entire country; of the ar- OF
ent need Of placing that industry !