I am satisfied its conclusions were just to both bakers and consumers, and hence with the authority received from Washington decided to make their price recommendations effective."
Following is the order issued to the county administrators:
"As the result of investigations and resolutions passed at our Boise conference October 5, the national food administrator authorizes putting into effect in Idaho, October 18, 1918, maximum prices of bread of nine cents wholesale and ten cents retail for the 16-ounce loaf unwrapped and proportionate prices on other sizes, but where a lower fair price masis has already been established in any county such price should be maintained. In no case shall a retailer take more than one cent per loaf profit for handling bread. Report any violations promptly to this office, together with evidence thereof, in order that we may take necessary steps through national food administration for the cancellation of the offender's license. Give publicity and make bread prices effective October 15 accordingly."
On one of the prominent citizens of Pocatello, in speaking of the Liberty loan drive, stated that "never before have there been so many families from all parts of the state interested in the university. Never before has it been so important that Latah county, and Moscow in particular, be prompt in taking her quota of the Liberty loan bonds. Due to the prominence of the university at this time, Moscow should be one of the first to go over the."  The eyes of the whole state are on Latah county. Are you going to be among the last to subscribe your quota? The committee for the linen shower for the Red Cross received from Mrs. 