The government is anxious to equip the men for the arts of peace. The university has a contract with the government to instruct its quota of men for one year. It is not likely that the contract will be broken. There are rumors that an S. A. T. C. will be formed in France for the men fighting there.

Captain Felker said; "The men will probably not be discharged until the treaty of peace is signed and perhaps not then. It will take many months to settle the peace terms even after an armistice has been declared."

SOUTH IDAHO HAY FOR LATAH COUNTY

LINCOLN COUNTY AGENT SELLS MUCH HAY ON NORTH IDAHO

CONSUMERS

H. G. Avery, county agent for Lincoln county, Idaho, who was appointed selling agent for hay for four counties in that part of the state with a surplus of 100,000 tons, left here today for home, after visiting the university, the farm bureau and several farmers and stockmen. He sold a large amount of hay here and arrangements are being made to secure a reduction amounting to 50 percent in the freight rate on hay from southern to northern Idaho. The hay is being sold through county agents and farm bureaus direct from purchaser to consumer without any middlemen's profits. 