IDAHO FALLS

a city of Idaho, in Bonnevilie Co., of which it is the county seat. It is surrounded by an extensive agricultural yegion which is well.irrl gated. It is on several important railroads. Its industries include a sugar factory. There is a Carnegie library and other public buildings. Pop, 1920, 8.0 cational institution for both sexes at Moscow, Idaho, founded in 1889, and opened in 1892. The tuition is free except inlaw and music. It is governed by the State Board of Education and the curricula comprises a Cla ical course, general science, forestry, home economics, education, civil, mechanical and electrical engineering, agriculture, and law. The Agricultural Extension Division, headquarters, State House, Boise, supplies lectures, demonstration trains, movable school houses, etc. Annual about $260,000. President, 1922, A. H. Upham. Students, 1,420. Faculty, 100.