INVITED TO ' 1 CONFERENCE President P. S. Harris Asked to Address Large Montana Educational Meeting. Montana State College has extended ex-tended an Jnvltntlon to President F. S. Harris, of the Brigham Young university, to be one of the special lecturers nt the Young Men's Vocational Voca-tional vonference which will be held in Itozeman, Mont., February 2 to 5. : This conference, nccarding to the letter, Is an annual affair which has grown. In attendance during tho last six years from 44 to 1102. . The attendance last year wns made up of high school seniors, largely from Idaho, .Moiitnno, 'Washington, North Dakota, South Dakota, I'tah and iiriti.sh Columbia. "Indications are," the letter from M.. J. Abbey, superintendent of vocational voca-tional education of Montana State ' College, reatls, "that the attendance will exceed. 151X1 the present year. YVc have been fortunate Iti securing men of national reputation from all parts of the United States to come here and give ins! ructions on various var-ious professions nnd vocations. Krom a simplo lieginning the poriiosltion lias grown to be one of national importance." im-portance." The subject proposed for President Presi-dent Hnrris and the one upon which he will be likely to speok Is "The Opportunities for Young Men Along Agricultural Lines." President Harris' speech will be given February 3 or 4.