reach a decision about raising wheat next year. The acreage to be planted depends largely upon the price the farmers will expect to get. There is no issue of greater importance to the farmers of this section than the price and following years, and the plans the government may have for encouraging wheat raising. Every farmer, every grain dealer, and every merchant who was not fortunate enough to attend the Spokane meeting, should read the report, for it contains a great deal of very interesting and important information on the outlook for grain raisers in the northwest. We believe the report is worth all of the space devoted to it. If the University of Idaho does not have a record crowd at the football game, it will certainly have cause to feel agrieved at Moscow. It is staging a "double-header" with the freshmen teams of the university and W. S. C., of Pullman playing at 1:30 to be followed by the great game between the regular team and the University of Oregon. The support given the athletic contests at the university by the people of Moscow for the past two years has been close to a disgrace. We must redeem ourselves and show that we really have the good of the university and every department of it, at heart. The time to begin is next Saturday. The following Saturday the team plays at Salt Lake and all are hoping that it wins from the strong University of Utah team at that time. 