The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-09-20
THE UNIVERSITY-PRE AND
FUTURE


The University of Idaho formal,
opens today for the school year unde
the most suspicious conditions, ant
with an enrolment in excess Of tina
of any previous year. More thar
ever before the states great educa
tional institution is drawing students
from all parts of the state, and more
than ever before is it looked upon by
the people OF all parts of the state as
their university. 1t has taken lime
to bring about this condition. Presi-
dent Upham, Commissioner Of j ,u-
u1ty, have all worked increasingly 10
interest the people of Idaho III their
own university, and have met with
most gratifying success. In this they
have been materially aided by scores
of members of the University Of Idaho
Alumni association, now successful
men and women throughout the state,
who owe their success, in a large
measure, to the training received at
the university.
But of especial interest is the future
of the University of Idaho. 1t is a
young institution in young state,
and it is safe to say that instead of
1900 students ten years hence, there
will be at least 25OO With the insti
tuition under the guidance of earnest,
well-trained men, as it is, and with
the state rapidly developing, and its
citizenship becoming more loyal to
home Institutions with each year, the
growth of the university could only
be retarded by lack of facilities. With
two new dormitories assured within
the next 10 months, and with plans
for other much needed buildings and
equipment, 1t would seem that the
matter of facilities will be taken care
of.
Along this line, it is not out of
loyalty to the school, as shown in the
organization of the University of Idaho
building association, by Moscow bust
ness men, making it possible to con- (
struct this year a cOmmOdiOus and
modern women's dormitory, thus max |
ing possible the housing of young wo-
men who could not otherwise be cared |
for at the institution.
With financial conditions not of the
best in the state, especially in the
southern part, where it is impossible
to realize on an excellent crop, the
large enrolment at the university
means sacrifices in many homes, and
shows a sincere desire on the part
OF young people to secure an educa-
ton. Young people who come to the
under these conditions will
be found to be earnest students and
their efforts to secure an education
are most commendable. Success is
bound to crown these efforts.
The people of Moscow heartily well
will be found cooperating with them
and with the university in a most :
helpful way at all times.
IA IA -
The critics who have been telling
he country what are and what are
lot the campaign issues in the
United States this year are privileged
even may feel they are
onstrained-to explain yesterdays
esults in Washington, Massachusetts
nd Michigan. ~
In this state, Poindexter was as r
allied for his vote on Newberry and :
or his support of the four-power l
act. He was renominated by his
arty, running away from the opposi-
on. IC
In Massachusetts, Senator Lodge,
'ho directed the fight against the n
eague covenant and who also was
ne of the guiding spirits in the cam II
align for the four-power pact, led
IS opponent in the Republican prt-
airy by vote of three-to-one. +,
In Michigan, Senator Charles e.
ownsend, seeking denomination, was
sailed particularly because of his
pport of Senator Newberry He led
e field in yesterdays primary
attic Times. =
ATE ADMINISTRATION NOT TO
BLAME
There may be chance to reduce ie1
te taxes a trifle by looping off
lie here and there, but with our great -
hway program unfinished and ~