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OREtlOX riTY KNTKIMMMSK; K1HDAV. NOVKMHKU 'A, 101(5. THE OSWEGO RECORD m - 4j) RAILROAD Con nection with Coun ty Seat. BETTER ROADS on this side of the .River. 4)) DEVOTED TO Till- HEST INTERESTS OF OSWEGO AND VICINITY THE OSWEGO RECORD '5 J PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY, ! All matter t rtuinltiK to this 4 ' 4- department ran be laki'H up with 4 ' Mli IVti Proscr. local rci-ro- 4 Kfiilallve or the Oswego Hecoru. Klmlly phone new Item. 4 ..).. OAK GROVE e -4 44 4 4 M44444444H44l WILSONVILLE. 4' 4 f HAZELIA. Advertiiing rate mtd known rtqueit. upon HALLOWTEN PUBTf. GIRLS OF CLASS HOSTESS TO 6U TEEN GIRLS MUSIC. GAMES AND LUNCHEON ENJOVEO HOME OF MR. AND MHS. C. JONES SCENE OF MIRHV GATHERING Tl'ESOAV. RAISE ABOUT $35 00 THROUGH SALE OF HOMEMADE PRODUCTS. OSWKOO. Ore.. Nov. 2 (Special I The baraar given hint Tuesday ov ftiK iy the Itorea society In tin Odd Kc-llott ' hull was attended by a crowd of atKHit 100 ieople. The display of rung, aprona. cap, quilts. fresh fnilt. vegetable and canned fruit was splcn did. The gullta were old at am tlon. bringing from 1200 up to $.1 M. IV Melons home-made candies sold quick ly w ith a demand for more. AKnit i 125.00 was taken In tip stair and $10 down stairs in the lumh room. OSWEliO. Ore.. Not I - ( Spc lal ( The girls of the Sunday hool of the First M K. church of Portland, enjoted the Utile hallow e'en part. glten by Julia and Mart Wilson l. -1 I Saturday afternoon. Sixteen children and three moth I ers ere present. j The girl entertained with niu.le : ami Indoor K.tiiK' with prlie suitable I for hallowe'en day. a dainty lumh of : sandwh l.c. cluvolate. pumpkin pie jiaki with ttltih lace on It and candy wan utiiJ at 3 p. in. The dining rmuu was hciutilully decorated with autumn le.ite and small pumpkin, larger shelled pump kins were ii-id n eandy and nut lnwU. The chiMren left on the I p m. ear. OSWEGO LOCALS. ! I Special i her mother. D.C. FJNDLDAY CHIEF PUNT, TUSFHO TO GO TO CONCRETE. WASH FOR ABOUT EIGHT MONTHS. oSWECJO, Ore.. Nov. 2. t Special) Mr. Flndlay of the Cement company is to be transferred to Concrete. Wash., for eight months and will leave the latter part of this week to accept the position. Mrs. Newland will give a farewell part for Mrs. Flndlay Friday after noon at her borne. Mrs. Llndlay's friends regret her de parture as she has taken such an ac tive part in social affairs, especially the Dorcas society. Mr. and Mts Flndlay hope to return after their eight months, if work In concrete Is completed. OSWECO. Ore., Nov. Mrs. Cutoff Is visiting Mrs. Newman, this week. Mrs. AUert liosentrater. of i'ort lund. has heen tlsittng her mother. Mm. Jin- Plikner. this week. Mr. John Erirkson has built a new fire place in his home. Mrs. Chas. Hlckner entertained Mm Joe Woells and l.eona Jarisch at lunch Wednesday. ti. W. Prosser Is on the sick list this week. Mrs. Will lilckner and daughter. Ava. are sick with had colds. J. K. Worthinston has pone Into the cider business. The regular meeting of the Indies' Aid will be held at Mrs. Kate Fox's Thursday afternoon. Chris Hell and family of Portland.' were guests at A. K. Wilson's and 11. W. Preiser's Sunday. Mrs. Clyde Churchill and family ! w ill return to their home near Esta-! cada this week. Mrs. Churchill has been visiting her mother. Mrs. Walter' Todd. Mrs. R. D. Johnson, of Portland, vis-, Ited her mother, Mrs. Joe Woell's. Tuesday. Mrs. Sarah Evans, of Portland, was 1 a guest of her daughters. Mrs. ('. H. Pettinger. Tuesday. P. D. GIbbs and family, of Portland 0K ilKOVE. Ore Not : (Soc il.i'i -The golden wedding milliter ary of Mr and Mis. C C Join, was celebrated Tuenlav lit the home of tin ir son, I'r Marion J Jones, on the Courtney road. A number of ncighl-ois and lr t-n-1 uxeitiblcd during the afternoon und ill i n c to extend ioitisralut.ition t the roupb' The beautiful Ilor.il dec oi.itlon of golden autumn Ic.iic an I rose throughout the home and the ihariuinc ho'll.il:tt xt.-ii.bd made It one of the hapl'H t cnn! of the -ca on Scleral . 1 It-t'-tH l.' Kobleil ino buds, b.isl.cls of exi'iiite ros. and ferui and maicmfii lei b,v.n, I-. o, col.l en chrxsaiitln - in n tn were admired aiuoiiis the many x.iluable siftx which carried out the golden color heme McmleV-idin's w.-ddinK mar. h was p!aed b Missi s Marianne and Kdilh , liuiiham. granddaughters of the houe i hold, many of the guests added to the pleasure of the occa-ton with ixal and Instrumental se'ettloli 1 Kefrrsknients wete sorted by Mrs : IMinhatn assisted by Mrs. S. S Jonc. I Mrs E. A. Itobertson, Miss Ada I'rook ings and the Misses Punbatn Telegrams and letters from the old home In lona were delightful etetits of the dav. ( WII.SOWII.I K. Ote. Not I - 1 t, mi. ink llepubllcan rally was held III the A O V. W. lull on Thui..y e. ' 1 1 111 K Mrs Joe Thornton mid Mrs. II. O Aden entertained numli-r of friend i at a delightful linllowe'cii purtv In Thornton (trote on I'ne.d.iy eirn Inn ' Ml. Eli hellherger. ol I'oitlaud. ha. lien tllttii her brother. A. Mulatglu and family ilurltiK the past week. Mrs llotce, of port'aiid. ha been tlsiiuig Mr. and Mis Kliner Jones. ' Mi Frank Heely and other friends In re. i .Mae Maker spent the weekend with her parent. Mr. and Mrs Kd. Haker Mi. It ill tt Carey, of Portland, wa the guest of Ml Pilkiugtou during the past week. Hot ll.ik, r spent Saluiday uiid Sun day in Portland at tin- home of his brother Chile. Mr. ami Mr. Frame Jr. and Mm Frame, Sr, hating been tisiliiiK tela lite in this tlclnity. Mis Mart Probst gate one of her splendid conceit at Sherwood on Fri day and quite a number of Wllsoiitllle friends attended. Mrs Halalgla's m. mi friends hi, 4 4 4 ' 4- 4 4 4 I Special I shopping OAK GROVE NEWS NOTES. OAK llKOVE. Ore. Nov. 2 (Spe cial i The supper given bt the Ladles' Aid society of the Methodist i hun h wa a success socially and financially. Thirty dollars was cleared to be used for the church. Hallowe'en was kept by most of the younS people. Several parties were ..!... .....I ..I,. ,i -.i.l.,.l lh. wlp.td , , .. ' , ; pleasantly eariv in inv eieiuiig. i.niie uaum,,.-, was done. A few (tates were ex changed and some wood pile upset. Miss Alma Lewis entertained tho seventh and eighth grades with a party at her home Tuesday evening. Miss Hester Armstrong entertained Tuesday evening the Misses Edith and Marion Dunham. Edith Griffith and Vernon Hennett. Parnard Ford uud spent thfi week-end with Mr. and Mrs j Fred Nelson. The evening was spent 'S EXCHANGE TO BE STARTED TO BE LOCATED AT THE PROSSER CONFECTIONERY. OSWEGO. Ore.. Nov. 2 (Special) The Interprislng women of this town expect to start a woman's ex change at Prosser's confectionery store In the near future. Having all kinds of needlework and useful articles, also cakes will be on sale Saturdays. Will Reimers. A. K. Wilson made a flying trip to Vancouver. P.. C. last week. Five loads of lime rocks for the ce ment plant from Roseburg. came In Monday morning. WILSONVILLE. . rf- ip Q 4 WILSONVILLE. Ore., Nov. 2. iSpe . clal) Mrs. Mary Seely visited in! Portland this week. j Mrs. Royce Is visiting old friendi in music and games. R. Reynolds, the butcher, will close his shop today, and go to 1-ake county ' where he has a good opening at a larg er place. i Mr. Starley, of Portland, has pur- ; chased the property of E. E. Thomas and moved In Tuesday. Mrs. Jacobs and grandson, of Pen-' ! dleton, mother of Mrs. George Illghain, j 1 left Monday for her home after a j i week's visit with her daughter. i Earl llodL-e left Saturday evening 1 for Cottage Grove on business. 1 Mr. aad Mrs. Sam Robecker. Mr and Mrs. Avery Robecker. Mr. and Mrs. Clinton illack und two sons, Rob- FDVB IHF CLOVER MRS. G. N. PETTINGER HOSTESS AT INTERESTING AFFAIR. OSWEGO, Ore., Nov. 2. (Special) The Four Leaf Clover club gave a hallowe'en party at the home of Mrs. G. H. Pettintier's last Saturday even ing. The girls were dressed In vari ous fancy costumes. Six ghosts came in later giving the children fruit, nutt, and candy. The children played sev eral magic and trick games and danced the 'Virginia reel." lone King, Alda Wirtz, Delia Davis, and Doris Nielbusch danced a toe donee. Chocolate, cookies, cake, can dy and popcorn were served late In the evening. All enjoyed the joyful occasion. erl and James, of Mt. Pleasant, were j dinner guests at the home of Mr. and ! Mrs. K. C. Warren Sunday. I Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Armstrong were j Portland visitors Saturday evening. I Mrs. MiCullahan and children, of ! Twilight, spent Sunday at the home i of L. E. Pullard. I Frank Dayton and family moved to i Portland for the winter. Forest Reynolds went to Grants and neighbors here. Mrs. Rovce for merly lived here. Mr. and Mrs. stytes have noted to: Molloy. j Mr. and Mrs. Dave Riitherft rd :;re j home again. ' Dan Stalnicker has been quite ill ' but is improving. i The new bubbling fountain ,i;mp, or! ' bite the bubble fountain" ar it may i be called, has arrived for the si lnwil ! and is to installed at once , ''iis's ThursdayNm business. The Women's Christion Temperance I Mrs- M- F- ,,ol,lirlt wl" a,-rvu ,m'lll:, I'nion was entertained bv Mrs. llr,ni ial1 (lay r tla' '''U'"1 at "-r lorn ing Thursday. Mrs. E. II. Andrews " the t0r"er of ,lallrHi,(1 HVon",! a'"' nf rwwnn r-itv in oi.n.iun. ,.. I enter street in tne vturren winning. Portland England buys two ship loads of flour at $7.80 a barrel and one Chicago firm bought about 1,000,000 bushels of wheat at 1.55 for blue Ktem, Portland delivery. ac companied by a splendid singu Six teen women discussed the coming i lec tion. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Ilrown in Wilson ville on the second Thursday of No vember. On the fourth Thursday Mrs. Charles Myers, of Hood View will entertain the union. The recent rain has stopped Ibe many farmers from hauling gravel on the road. Three or four miles have been graveled, all being donation work. The recent rain hns stopped potato digging. ! The I. O. O. F. and women of the i order entertained at open meeting Fri-1 day. Supper was served after which ! a'l joined in a social game of ."00 un til a late hour. MIhs Mary Anne Probst accompli-' nied by Prof. Chapman of Portland.' ;;ave a splendid musical in Sherwood Friday evening, which was well at tended. Dr. and Mrs. Ilrown have installed a telephone in their home, much to the delight of their many friends. j The Parent-Teacher circle will meet John the .schoolbouse '',:'',) o'dock. Julian Is working at the Mil- i waukie garage. Mrs. Huddlestone and family will I move to the McArthur house the last j of the week. j The Fancy Work and Domestic Scl : ence club will meet next Wednesday i at the home of Mrs. M. F. Hobkirk 1 on Railroad avenue. ' The Parent-Teacher association will ; hold the first musical Friday evening I at the school house. A vocal and In- strumental program will be given. Mrs. .1. Waldron will entertain the Social Service club Thursday, Novem ber !). Chapter '! of the P. K. O. Sisterhood will meet at the home of Mrs. ('. Dun ham on Courtney road Thursday after noon. Mrs. Frank Illackman will sing lit the While Temple In Portland Wed-j nesduy afternoon lor the mission so-1 cicty. The Oak Grove, school board will hold a meeting next week at the school house to prepare a budget for the next year. The polling place for Oak Grove Friday afternoon Iire,:"'1 1 " real estate office, and for precinct No. 2 the school house. Polls from 8 a. m. to 8 p. ni. glad to know that .be Is miuicwhut belter, alter her lllm -s of seter.il week.' tint ut lull. Attorney M.ieGlniu. of Portland, and J. N Sleter. or Oregon City were lu our tillage i n Thursday on legal business. 1 hit Id Morrison, of the Etenlng Tel i grain staff, formerly a resident of this place, will dellur a lecture ut the A O. I'. V. hall on Saturday ricn Ing. N'otunber Ith at o'clock, dis cussing the Issue of the coming citv Hon. Everyone I cordially Invited to : attend. Mis Sioll.ird and Miss Llsher. : teachers of the local bcol. gate a ! pleasant surprise to tins pupil oil ' Tuesday afternoon, to celebrate bal i low e'en. The rooms were darkened during n-cess uud ghosts uppeared up on the scene. A dainty lunch was jserted iitnl the children bad a happy time. I Mrs. Elmer June entertained the f Mother' i lub of Corral Creek, very on Tuesday afternoon. A collation of dainties appropriate to i hallowe'en was served ! The Uidies Aid ' M y church will glte a parcel-post social In the j basement of the church on Suturday levelling, NoteinlK-r I Ith. A chicken i pie supper will bo sorted at 7 o'clock, ' at a.'c Hr plate for adult and 2o j cents for children, after which the pur I eels will be sold at 10c apiece. These ; ladies of the local aid society are fa 1 nious as good cook and we are sure j this supper will be up to the usual i standard of excellence, j Mrs. A. MiicConnell and Donnle ! Ilrown were Portlatirt visitors on Sal 1 unlay. Mrs. Robert Graham went to Port , land on Saturday on business. A suit of attai hment In the local I court of Justice Say on Thursday, Oe- tuber .'illh. by Chas. Haker against J. H. ('launch, the Jury decided In favor of C. Haker iu the sum of '.0. Tho members of the Jury were Frank Stan gel, A. p. Todd, Geo. Murray, Harry Say, A. Cainehl and C. Comstock. A delightful hallowe'en social was given by the Mothers' club of Corrul Creek school to the members of that district, at the school house on Sat urday evening. October 28th. The school room was appropriately deco rated for the occasion with autumn leaves, Jack-o-lantems and witches, with owls ami blin k cats peering out through the shadows. The supper was a bountiful one, and was served at 7 o'clock In cafeteria fashion, the table being artistically derorated In yellow und bluck. After the Hiimptu oils repast, hallowe'en games were rilavcd. The nrlzes for the gaum of casts made out of gum was awarded to A. A. Wood, as being the best art ist and to II. RelsMiier, for having the least artistic ability. In the game or c noosing sides and throwing a ball through a ring, the members of Mr. Jones' side were declared the win ners and u bag of peanuts was given them, which they very generously ill. vlded with their opponents. IIIZEI.M. (re. Nov. 2 Mi C. C. I'oiliuid was In Oiegon City Wednesday .Master Jerry Mula wu u pleusunt luilcriil the .loiieih Zltney homo Wed lies, lav etenlng. George WIIhoii and Arence Johnson weie pleu-.iiiit caller of s. H. HoiinK V edni a, lav morning Jerry Flnla Sr , a progressive duliy farmer of this lo, ulliy wu a bu.l lie, ti.lior lu Tualatin Meadow Mon lay Mrs. A Woiihlngton tailed on Mi. K Helm Sunday afternoon. Arence Johnson was a bu.lnes lis Itor lu Oregon City Wednesday nfler noon. II M Holland was a business xinll or In (he count r seat Wednesday George J. Nagl wa marketing ap pies In Portland Saturday Theodore Slelnhlller wu lu Osite go Wednesday. A K. Thoiims .pent a cry pleasant eteiilng with Fred Lehman Thursday S. S lout was n business visitor III So'lwood Thursday . II .It uey of ll.lella. I busy these day marketing his Immense i rop of grape Mr. A. E Thomas who has been III for mile tlum was Kuddenly taken worse Wednesday night and diMior tin called He hud her reunited to the Oregon City hospital wherca ei on operation was performed She I nun ri tietter. Mr. uud Mrs. Charle Lortj of Port land spent the weekend ut the home of the hitter's parent. Mr. and Mr o.lncth Johnson Habv Robert Eastman who has been 111 I much Improved now. Mr. und Mr W. II Zlvncy und til! dreil inotored to Portland and spent i the day there Friday. Joueth Johnson wu n tlsltor In Os wego Sunday. Mr. Siile called on friends In the neighborhood Monday. Several from lla.-ellil utlemleil the Democratic rally In Oswego Wednes day eteiilng. The Ilaelia Non Sectarian Sunday school met Sunday In (he new school building with the aterage crowd lu attendance. Miss Lena M Lehman was elected by a unanimous vote the office of librarian. Mts Lucille Duncun gave un Inter esting talk to the younger member on undent ship und mode of travel. Mr. Lehman discussed the Golden Text. Mr. H. T. Duncun Is superin tendent. Sunday school every Sunday u iu:.iu. Fred Lehman Is taking euro ARE LAID FOR STATEWIDE RACE ANTIPATHY ROAD CAMPAIGN MANY ORGANIZATIONS UNITE IN THE OREGON GOOD ROADS COMMITTEE. SEVERAL PROPOSALS AREIMADE TO flNANCE 6ETTERIHIGHWAYS Increait In Automobile Llctntc and In Stat Road Tag Suuyntcd Clackamas County Men Art Commute Orflor. PORTUVND, Oct ;iu - iSpei lull For the purpose of agreeing upon n slate wide road plogluui In be sub mil (ill to the next lcglutuic. repre sentatltes of eleven 01 guliDat lolls met here today und formed what Is termed the Oregon Good Roads coinuiltleo. with the following officers (I. VY. Tuylor, president, Charle K. Spem e. t Ice president ; Robert E. Smith, sec relurt ; J. C. Aiuswoilh. lieasurei Seten Uiember constitute the execu- tlte coiumlttiH-. Including the offlici1 and three othi-r: John F. Daly. J. D I Urowu und E. E. Hrodle. The purpose ol the oigalilalloti Is lo prepare u good roads program upon which the scleral Interest of ill" state may hiirmoiiUo lu the past thn ambition of the motorist und a.l.o ate of a larger mllluge tux hate had the opposition of people who hate fov ored u low lux, with the lesull thai the legislature bus done little to fur ther the cause of good roads in the stale. It Is probable thai III" I'onltlct Ing Interest will be uble lo effei t u program, and may rnum NATIONA L PERIL AGREE BISHOPS "UNCON8ECHATIO PROSPERITY" IS CALLED MENACE TO MANHOOD. JUSTICE IS ADVISED TO END All DANCER FROM THE ORIENT Paitoml L'ttcr of Protestant Epnto pal Church Say NHoni at Wr Hav Much to Telch Peop'e of United Statre i" r.urinony program, aim may mend u half mill tux, un lucieused license, uud I ' Mrs. .' i while hi of baby Luring Thoina mother I at the hospital. 11. T. Duncan. Huxella, is very busy digging potatoes and marketing his Immense crop of grapes. George Wilson was a business ti Itor In Portland Saturday. Corklns Ackerson spent afternoon Saturday with Mrs. C. C. Ilorhind. Mr. and -Mrs. .1. Flalu a pleasant his sister, friends Sunday Int, from Portland Saturday and HAZELIA. a. j, 4. 4. -t- 4 Could Not Do Her Cooking. Mrs, F. E. Hartmnlstcr, Tea., Mo., writes: "I was nffected with kidney trouble for two years. I was so had this summer I could hardly do my cooking. I got Foley Kidney Pills und they helped me. I feel like a new person." Too many women neglect symptoms of kidney derangement. When the kidneys are not properly doing their work poisons left In the 1 system cause weak hack, dizziness, pnfflness under eyes, swollen ankles, mints, and rheumatism. Jones Drug Co. Adv. ut the. Sunday are apen According lo hist published figures, every man, woman and child In Ore gon will this year pay $110 tax for state county, city schools, the state tux be ing only about $.'! of the $-'!0. FULL BRED JERSEY DAIRY Villiger & Schleiss, Props. Pure Milk and Cream AH New Sanitary Implements High Grade Inspected Cattle PHONES: B-6I6I; Local 371 First and "A" Su. Oswego, Oregon THE BEST OF MEATS Can Always be Found at the Oswego Meat Market Fresh Cured Hams, Bacon and Other Products Fresh Fish. H. BETHKE, Prop. Oswego, Oregon HAZELIA. Ore., Nov. 2. (Special! Harold A. linker, of Portland, spent the week-end with his parents, Mr. und Mrs. Hugh Hukcr. Mrs. J. P, Cook and son, W, II. Cook were pleasantly entertained home of I. Austin ut Oswego, afternoon. Mr. und Mrs. J. II. Wanker, of Medi cul Springs, Ore., urn receiving rim grntiilutlons over the arrival of a baby girl, born Wednesduy, October 'iu. Misses Hat tie Wanker and Dottin Zlnser, und Mr. Klva Wanker were pleasantly entertained by Lucille Illauche und Herbert Duncun Sunday afternoon. Miss Ethel linker visited her cous ins, Hie Misses Ktliel Thompson and Ma 1011 Thompson, of Oswego, Satur day und Sunday. Mrs. A. E. Thomas who was taken suddenly ill Thursday morning and moved to the hospital ut Oregon City Is much better lit this writing. Mrs. S. II. Carter, Mr. and Mrs. Mel tin Carter and Lloyd Carter, of Port land, wore guests of Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Wanker and Miss Lulu Wanker Sunday. Mr. Dell and little daughter, Audrey, from Portland, were guoHts ut the Eustinini and McMuhun home Satur day und Sunday. Mrs. Covey and Mrs. Thomas Arm strong, of West Linn, culled on Mrn H. T. Duncun Wednesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Mundy, Into ol Switzerland, are visiting the former'a uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. (!. Leh 111 an. Hoy L, Foster returned home from Columbia City, Ind., Wednesday. J. (ieo. Nagl culled on Ed Wanker Sunday morning. Mrs. C. W. Chllds and Mrs. F. II. Chillis visited with Mrs. F. W Wan ker Sunday afternoon I). E. Long was u Portland visitor Monday. Mis. F. Hultborg Is serlous'y ill. W. II. Cook, F. W. Wanker and .1. P. Cook transacted business In the county sent Tuesday. Mrs. Ed Wanker culled on Mrs. II. T. Duncan Tuesday afternoon of last week. graduated uuloiiioblle place the money from these two source Into the hands of u cotnmls slon. together with the money from the I'ulted State government (orct reserves and the funds from thel Shucklcford luw, the total being close lo II.ijoo.ikio for the next eur. Tim State (Jrulige. Farmer I'nion, Federation of Uibor. Oregon Stain Editorial association, Portland Cham ber of Commerce, State Hunker u socliltioll, Oregon llolelmcn' ussocl- lit lull. Stale laxpuvcrs league, (ire koii Dally .Newspaper Publishers' us social Ion, Portland Automobile club und Portland Iteally board bad two llcleciiletl 1.111-lt nt t,i.liivM 1111. ,l in "'i rlullied 1 , ,. ... , , , ! named lo represent such IMirtloii ol the state not covered by the nrgiinlu tlon delegates. The following coin nilttees were tunned to draft reports for Hubiuisslon to the executive com mittee; Highway routes J. C. Alnsworth, Dr. C. W. Cornelius, J. A. Smith. High commission uud engineer- (). W. Taylor, C. E. Spence, Charles H. Fisher, II. I Corbelt, John K. Cralke. Highway or road luwa J. I). Ilrown, F. L. Myers, H. 0. Leedy. Automobile llccnscltoht. E. Smith, Julius L. Mider, Finery Olmsted. (loverniuent aid John F. Daly, (). M. Clark. F. E. Tuylor. Cooperation with counties Charles E. Spence, Phil Metschau, Otto Hurt wig. Highway lax K. E. Hrodle, E Stack, Franklin T. Griffith. ST l.l il IS, Oi I .'7 Warliluc. iuer bans agaliot 'the daimcr of ri. e .111 tlpathv llainlug lulu hailed' an I against ' niicoiin iaie, pronpei llt whli h Is bound to eiulne manhood lo lb-cat." the palorul Idler of die Plot e-l.lnt Eplsiopnl hurt h wa re.nl it tho lliial lolnl senainii of the Irlc11111.il lolllclltloll llele lislat The II I I r In the lnciolle of the lilt hlidlopn of the 1 bun II lo IU I ollli.eini 1 .nils und 11 11 '1 1 r Hie , hun li l.i ..III he read In cult Kpou o,iiliau chui'h III the coiinti t I hill, o 111,, hi previous pniior.il le. leis. II dealt ulih sri ular rather Ih.iu en 'eahist li III I, Hall II ret lowed I II illllons In the r11ll.1l State and l.ui ope mid III the Client and pointed oul lo this coiinlrt Hie threat that lliiitcr., lu u hall, malum which usuumr "Ihe uglv role of group selfishness or l.ilv patriotism " ' Whaleter ilangci limy He Inikiiu betond our western liorlitou," It -si-rted. "can surely In aterteil by spirit of )iistl, e which ha not ulwat, pretalled In our ib-nllug with I In Orient." Melhber 1 f the llliri tl were .III Inonl'died to Mill, lift their Wealth to offering freely of their ubtance to Cod's cause." II being added that wounds of Armenia Poland and glum still Me nupliig In III)' skv offer their dumb appeal to (iod niun." The letter In putt follow: 'America I lut lied toduy In world wide cohfiiHlou whbh fin, I a 111, 1-1 acute expiesHloii In the battlefield id Europe. No self Isolation mi our pari I possible. The fortune of tho tin lion are Inlerttoteu a tho threads of (upcslry. 'Interest can never again bn sec tional. The world lu henceforth one, for the lime being In a disturbed ii, suffering unity, in days to romo In a unity where onler and health will reign. Political expediency may In war li rcipilre neutrality nt tin state, Imt u cunuot hold lu lensh tin sympathies of the Individual clll.cn A man cannot he passionless ami re lulu his niunlinoil. Hi 11,1 and it 11 I J. MARKET REPORT ' . NEEDY. 4. 4, -8 4, , S , , t, 1. ,tr, .j, . NEED V, Ore., Nov. 2 (SpeciuD We uro having our long looked for ruin, which all uppreciule very much, especially the. farmers who 11 r ready to plow und sow their full grain. Mr. and Mrs. Kay Fish and son, Miriam, spent Saturday with the hit tor's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chris Kocher, of Mark's Prairie. Mrs. C!arenci! Miller, who has been on Hie sick list and alter a slight op (ration performed nt the iliilibnrd I111.-1- pllal, Is Improving rapidly. Her sis- i Yoarlliius let", Mrs. John Stuwe, In i;tn.tlng itli Steers her nt present. j Cows, per Those of Needy's wighlli grade i',i:ul Veal, lb.., BUYING. Produc. Potatoes, per 1011 lbs Huller (county) ,er ,-,,11 Eggs, per doz Vegetable!. Currols, 3 biimhes Lettuco (per dim. hunches).... Heels (per do., hunches) Tomatoes Turnips, por dm. bunches SELLING. Potatoes, per I nil lbs Eggs, por doz Cilbbuge, por head Mutter, per roll (country) Creamery butter, per roll Tomatoes ( arrets, per hunch fa Lottucn, 2 bunches '.'ir Meets, per bunch r. Celery, hunch, r.c; lb c Sugar, dry granulated, 1 00 lbs. . $s.L,', Sugar, pure cane, 1 1 lbs $1.00 Sugar, dry granulated, 100 lbs.. JS.111) Sugar (pure nine) 100 lbs $x, .,-, Jl.lo , . Me , .Cm .Ilk . 20c lOo . .. r.r.c . . . . Idc . . $...10 asc . ri? me . . . . 7'if: . . . ,!l(lc tl.'ic BUYING. Meat. ''vo hogs js.70 to $,s.;;, SlK'eji (old) per lb, drciaed II to 1 1 1,.,. fi (o lie Kwes Lamb, per lb per lb. lb: .... nates that have to go elsewhere 10 high school ure: Jim Wilson, attend ing at Hubbard; Vernon Lorgicn, 101 li el Italney and Albert Voder al Clinby; Earl Owen mid Wesley Brocket nt Molulla; Alma llofruuiu at Hillsboro. Ihe putty going lo the const with August Hluwe and Mr. Weaver have returned with a nice lot of fish. 11 Hens Old lioOHlel'H, . .7ri-7V4u . . . .(Ili"c 5 to a i,e . . I to ,'ll' 10 lo Hi 12c Sc GRANGE DEBATE8 MEASURES The Warner (Jrungc met Saturday to discuss the measures on the ballot November 7. Women members of the grange were Just as well posted on the amendments as were the men. At noon a diner was served, and during Ihe afternoon an excellent program was given, In charge of the lecturer, George Lazelle, J. D. Hitter bus Just eomp'olocl two-room house for Curl Carlson. Mi Yoiingren who recently bought fonrly acres from John Noblitt uud also rent ed Curl Carlsons farm for the next yeur will occupy the now house. Mrs. Sundy Leach, of Vlda, Oregon, who, for the past two weeks, lias been visiting her parents, Mr. und Mrs. D. II. Yoder, returned to her home ac- comparilcd by her sister, Driicillu, who will remain for a few weeks' visit. Vernlce Ijitit. Is working for John filthier, Jr., remodeling, papering nnd minting Ihe hitter's house. Mr. and Mrs. Pratt und Mrs. John Shcphard are spending a few days ut the coast. Mrs. Will Icach spent Wednesday with Mrs. D. D. Yoder. , . 1 1 .r,o , .$2.10 $1,111 per lb Feed. Oats, per 100 lbs Wheat, per Hill lbs ShorlH, XO-lh. sack '. riour, per sncK $l.r.O to $1.(1.1 Salt, r.o His. high griido 4o: Hrmi, (lo-lb. suck 7;. Hay, per Ion $14.00(0.20.00 Chick food, per 100 lb- $2.75 Scratch food, per 100 His $2'r.O Hone, per 100 His $2,55 Meet pulp, per 100 lbs ....$(.2.1 Dig 4 hog feed, ror 100 $1.1,0 Kucklc feed, per 100 lbs $2 21 Twin Four Hog I-Ved ."$ni0 The best way to overcome tho ren net shortage Tor cheese making Is (o get farmers uud slaughterhouse men to save the reiuiel the founl. -(,.,... nch of calves- und send them to rnr. net manufacturer, snvs P. S i.n,.i. of the O. A. C. dairy denartniem ti- Iheso men do not understui.,1 Ing rennets for shipment dulrym.-n In lercsled ran secure fr them r..n no,. ticnlurs by writing to th rutins ..i. ' department. 4 i i