La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, February 01, 1924, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextC IT Y EDITION VOLUME XXII. IF RESULTS Woodrow Wilson's Life Reviewed; Great Lead er Near Death Now. FIGHTING CAREER IS ONE OF DEEDS Born in Staunton, Va., Dec. 28, 1856; Led Na tion in Most Trying : Period. Thf following brlff ski'tch of Ihu llfn of (-x-Pri-'.sidcnt Wooil row Wilson w:ia pri-purcd for I lit Kvenlnpr, Olioorvi-r liy llio NliA sorvlco. I'Mllor's Nolo. Woodrow Wllnon Is neur' doath today but ' Woodrow Wilson nvvcr surrcn dtiriMl!. Horn in Slnunlon. Va.. Use. 2 8. IsfiO, ho inherited consi-nlul trhltH of tho flclitr-r which have ujlnct' "iniirUi'd hi canrT'""vr,V:'"'' ""u' His mother was Jussle Woodrow nnd- his hither Rev. Jom ph R. Wilson, paslor of tho Prasbylurlun church. Thi;!!' son was chrlattmcil Thomas Woodrow Wilson. Ho llvi'd In Au gusta, Gu.. Columbia, S. C, nnd WllmlnKlon, N. l'. l-'lrat ho ttllind od Davidson colloKo ill Norlh Caro lina und thon Princeton. Whon ho was graduated from Prinmlnn ho onlorod I ho University of VlrKinia to sillily law. In 18S2 lin wont, to Atlanta and opened luw offlru. Olicnm woro source anrl ho apint much time writing. i)tir- ihk vian (u M-iauvia i wm... jiu uivi in - playmate of childhood days. They worn married in ISS5. Wilson cnU.-red Johns (Continued on ase f)v GOVE PLANS A rOVK. C'peolal )-A new llbrarvl bl,lldinK witt be erected on the tot where the library wan Mill in j tu, the trround two years I'so, in tlie facer of the late rim, which !h the 'third lo have swept Cove in the last few years. Cove, does not acknowledge defeat. At Hie lst n-KUhir niet-tlntr of Iho Women's club the main busi-ik-hb ihe day was to consider whelhiii it was In-st to hold on and erect a new building or Rive up and acknowledge ue;ni. a uei-;sion mi build wan readied and a commit tee was appointed to look nHer the various departments necessary to btilldint;. A huildin hfifl been secured to tin used temporarily for a library, which whs opened to the public recently. Karh woman of the Wo men's club pledped herself to plve nt least two hooks for the new li brary nrl many jrave several times that niwuber. Many periodicals were als-Vlonated and the Cove li lirury is still In existence id open to tho public. ULSON'S record one NEW LIBRARY Is Your Husband True To You? Ask Richards IS your hnshand true to you? Poos your sweetheart love you? Is your wile faithful? I hi you want (, know when or how to S 'll? Ho you know who and when to marry? Bnoiitd you make your Investments or tak" a eniiteinpl.i!ed jourm-v? Are you anxious to know how to be lucky? ' Then, just Imndl" up your trou bles ln)iin envelope and seen them to liirliurds. the musician. In care of jle Kvcnlnc Observer, and ho directly and comprehensively nswer you. lilthar's. who rones to the Ar- fcade UiialJO three di.js slaraue MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS Illness Held Serious ft s Woodrow Wilson, cx-pivsiiU-nt of llio liiilloil Slates, Is III, nnd ntli'iiillng physicians slatt- lliat bis coiidllloiti Js. avoivo Ksluy., Thu above lilrliii'O of llio war-Unit! president Is olulmoil by stuil oiits of art to personify Hie lilli-,t Ijrpo of liloaliMii. sir. Wil ton, however, discussing an arllclo In a Kipulnr inaa,lno wlili h IHirtmyctl lilin as "n Rioal Inlellecliitil iiuulilnn," n-niiukiil lo Ills secretary. Jos. H. Tuiiiully: "Ori-at tioil, is llieru no mine in mc lliun tlintl" BULLETINS Iltrsoiiitcs Heavy. KAIiEM. (Al) Tin: lotnl n-.sonni-? (ir Oi-c'koii hunks al lh rlciM? nf husiiitvss lhfi'inhci- :tl Jl)2;t wus 'tMiVi'ti rvvhviUK to Uui K(H(,.K.U 0f Ktate Siiperln-1 iciiiu-ni or Hunks itraimvcii KHiay.j y my-mivc I'll ms nnd ton us iiuvi ,!, p0siis or S.vm.000 or inoii. Out- p iu 01 I'oriianii, mi ii' in is iirsi, j Hupians toilu M'coiul, Kiiirnv Uilnl ami Pciidlfjon fourth. Schools l'Attitiiiicd. A thorouu'li examination was iiindo of every pupil in (iroomvooil Krailiniar M-hisd und Iliverla Brum-' Assoetate.l Press) JuiIko Norton mar school loilny by a coiiiiniltep I'arker fhlpman. ronii.T prosidinK or physli lnus nnd every ras of JmlKo of Hie court or appeals in tho colilualoils illsraso has boon iplai- third district, died hero today, linllncil. bv Iho oillhmltlos. ICnelll Jtlc Nortun I', c'liipman pi'ob room in the two buildings is to be all'y Kna "'o blst known to lite n-i-IhoroiiL'lilv riuuizutctl bill llio ,lon Judlto advocate of the mili- si-liools ivill ho kenl onoii. In doubtful rooms dally In-itiis'tlon .... . . .. "J uiwnim ' c nctmn 'r" . . . . . Kven;ne, .e or . I.n.l K-cuilc.l in, , Hie .schools. At'clihihhop I 'lives Oakland OAKhAM), Calif., (By tho As aot'iatei! I'resa) Archbishop Christit- leit for l'orlland Iuk nig Ik. ; CHANGE IN GRAZING FEES FOR TWO YEARS COVK. (Hpicial) Ilecenl word received from Geo. H. Cecil, l-'or-estcr, in .confirming the report in recent pn ss dispatche.'i. Is to the effect that no change willtbe marie in tho Kruzinfc fees until 1 Af ter conferring with a number of stockmen the secretary lias decided that the Industry Is in no position to stand tin increase in the jjruzinir1 fees in 1 125. i Monday nlsht. by whatever P-"- imr imeiit vi iiiuumn iiiuio" n -or mysterious force It may be. an swers ail subjects except of a crim inal, libelous or obscene nature. He la acknowledged to be Amer ica's Rreaitst magician and psy chic. The Kvening Observer has therefore arranged with him to tin swer Hs many questions an possible earn nay ami m una uoswrm im. appear In the columns of the news- paper nexi AionoHy. rtne y,-ar ago. Send in you, name right now andW This luakttf a toUtlof flttl.ttOO be uniong .the first to receive unjworf cffsJww riYjre ov(Ted wnh (Continued on page &) EASTERN OREGON'S LEADING NEWSPAPER EIGHT PAGES TODAY. LA IS DE10 TODAY , , i Xli I1U UOITIOS at bail r ran- Cisco; Was Veteran ol the Civil War and a Noted Author. SArr I'MlANriKCO, Calif. (Hy tin lary commission wliicli Iried :md sentenced to death f'aptnln Henry IVi-l A nit... ...nn. rill,. !.. ,,lU, " - " " V, . .,., I i e l I Tan, , vr,nn for aite. etro niiu rriioll f im In in iuonnin if :n- - - , captured by the Confederacy In the Civil war, and for eleven murders of which he was found r;i:ilty. The testimony of -this trial v.hieh re quired C't days. be;in;iiV'.r AiiKiist 3 18fiB, formed a theme of a book, "The Tragedy of Andernon vll!e." written by Justice Cliipinan.. Vetera.ii of the Civil wi:r, bearer of dispatches for I 'resident ,mi coin, author of the order itiiiK (Continued on paKu 4) recaTiTrumorei) IN ASTORIA; ROW IS HEADLNG UP AKTnitlA. Ore. Astoria1 poli tlenl strite. which lias luen slin meriuK for some months while a strenuous conflict has heull ,wyed in tile city eonimissltm lalweeu opiononts anil proponents ol i;lty Miinaier (I. A. Kratz. ri:.ieli"d tiie lioilillff point wlien pelilioli.'i asll Inif for the recall of ('onimlsslon- er Arnold of the Fourth ward laud Commissioner Maitniila of tiie Tliird want were drawn up and handed to circulator: with orders I to start work lmmeliat"ly. GEMS VALUED AT 75,000 LOCATED IN IS'. Y. TODAY ted pre:i - I eteet ive.t reeriv today from a (ieni simp on the I upper west side, an additional $ 7f. into worth of Jewels stolen fron WrM j of Huffuj( ' C Hugo Hehoelikopf. New Yoar'a vvc In the im -t fori u t uud .tw York. ::ri IP JU0EEGHIP11 GRANDE, OREGON, HII Mi l RLL nCLUi Will Be Sub)ocnacd to Appear Before Senate Board Tomorrow PHYSICIANS FIND FALL IMPROVED Secretary Pat on Resign. Denby Stands His Statement WASHINGTON, (rtl'l Tin llnilse 'Without tlehnto today pilSM'tl tho Wni.sli i-OMiliitloil lli rii'lliix iiisvi,fl,ius for llio t'au t'ollatlon of llio nnvill oil Ira-re. WASHINGTON (Hy the Associa ll I'ri'Hl Kx-Seerotury Kill I is joonditlon to appear tor examina tion in tho Ktnato Teapot homo oil Inquiry, the medical commission reported today. Kail will be subpoenaed- to ap pear tomorrow before the investl- jKalini; buard. . WASHINGTON ( At') Adopting iho Walsh - oil lenso ' nnnullnient resolution by tliu ununimoiis vote of tile Sy senators present, tho son; ate pluiitrod Thursday into what (ContiniK'd on pajfn 4) EPISCOPAlTliEAI) SUCCUMBS FROM HEART DISEASE NKW IIAVMN. Conn. (By the , AMSoelated Treas) KU?ht Hcv. j Ired.irU'. Willlnm JCeii-d-r, of Ta omn, Wn., IdHhop of tlui JVoti's j tant Kphscopal dioce.se of iym j phi, Vn.p died at a hospital here llf i r, . ' ,. o flock In il runny n iff 111 irt diHeafjo. ' IJhdiop K eat or eamo hero a lit- tlo morn than two weeks ao to visit liiK Hon at Yale university and was Htriclten shortly after lifn arrival. His condition Improved until yesterday, when ho surferod a Hiiddfn ehiiutfn for tlin worse. HiHhop Kator w:us born at lfon-sedale, I'a., October L'2, IKf.5. In li in ramily moved to Mo- line, III. lln left there to enter Will 1st on Heminary, Miuii hampton, Mimsi., in 1H74. lie entered Yale i in .iK.b tino i;raiuaieo Willi IllM honor;! four" yearH later. lie then took up the 'itudv- nf law. receiving lil-l II It In ' . . Vl?X?M IIMTIW . Al f (.'JCKTlFIKIl BY E. R JACKSON K. I!. .liM'Kinan. farm ernp ape cialisl nf t he extension Kervlre ol O. A. C, was in the county ysier day in the Intern;! of seed potato certifieatioii. The crops b'donirin:: .to Itoiith JleKennon. Mrs. Hatlie l-'riswohl and I'Yank MeKennon. all passed the test, and will be hifrivri slate f:erllficalion (;km h an identifica tion Of tills SeeiJ. The:y pol'ito'i; were all grown from Hie pure seed shipped In by the I, a finimlo NatirMial ank IhiiI yearr whicii was distributed amoni; a number of (jrowers. TO BE ABLE TO TESTIFY Two Basketball Games Scheduled for Tonight Preilminnry to the b;ii:etbnll h-i (niters and 'give the snbiflil uten a genie tills evening between the Ku- ehnnee. 'liio of tiie toughest games ter prise and l.a tlr;ind; hi Kit of the s;isun Is ehedu!ed for to iieheol teams to b" pinyi-d In the morrow night when the Joneph l.a (Irantte hinU gynmnsium, the champions play here and MneTav litglt Hehool girls team will meet Ish will want his regulars an fresh the alumni grls on Hie court. The as possible for the clash with the girls' grime wits arranged a whurt Wallowa county lenders, time ago and with 'he boys' game Kn'erpi ln high, while beatm n-.t H' heduled to M'nrt Mtil if K:l.r. overwheuiiugly by both Joseph and o'elorli. thos" mneenied fell that l.a Crande, In expecting to atletept tonitrht. would be an iiiisplrinus to Hbige a come-back here tonight tween iae graos unn miu-T-n . The girls contesi will be called lo order nt 7:3' o'clock. Coach MaeTaviah will probably stmt his regular lineup again Kn- terprise tonight or tf noi. will in- sert (hem shortly aflei wards. The H'diad will be out In full and If the opportunity presents Itself, tho ee;mh will possibly pull his first - FRIDAY, FEBRUARY Business is Sound in New J England Now Labor Beginning to Co operate With employ er i fur Mutual Benefit. HA It HON PA UK. Kla., (.Special) "It-; is tho popular thlntt to talk of Nov JOngland In tho pajit tense,' suya Itoger W, liabaon, BtatlHtlclan who h reating hero at hia winter lioiiul nrto a ten thousand milu tour f lnventfgation. A report or hia rlOdinga In iach locality will bo mjndw public hh Boon ay his, noteinnd ttudle can b organ- 1 Ized. i Today ho dweusaea conub t:ono In New Kngland. '1'eople In other sm'-tlons of Die country it fer to what, wua' li New Kngland a to It had Boeu Ittt best day.'t." continued tho Btu tisliclati. "HtatlHttea In tho mean time indicate a u'eiidy and highly :aiiHfactory progretui for this sec tion. Wero tho United Htatos as wholo increased less than 15 per cent In population between l'jio and 1920, all New Unglund ii.-crenncd 13 per cent and iioitth ern New Kngland increaned 16.2 chiiHetlH, Hode Island, and Con-j nccticut tiie Industrial section of New England la gaining in pop ulation at a mora rapid rate than tho rett of Uio United Htatos. den ial biiine:i throughout the coun try aa reflected In tho Uabnon chnrt la running 6 per cent above normal whllu activity in New Kng land ia 8 per cent abovo tills gen eral average, '-., "I ham heard people complain that 'llttto Mo.Hachuiettii' haH more than lt nharo of Influence In Washington. These people, however, wero astonished when they realised llttlo MaHimehUHettfi ia now Blxlh In population out of the 48 Btati'B and hold first place In thn production of eight of the seventeen linea of industry listed by tho United SlateH OensiiH. Yes, MasHacliUHOtts rankH first In the production of cotton goods, wool en goodn, worsted goods, cordage nnd twine, Pnen goods, lent he Kood.;, und in certain kind;) o.' machinery nnd. mac li inn tool;'.. 'Nevertholes.',, tt ii not BurprU ing that people wonder how New Knginnd doei get on ho well 'way up in that neck of tho woodr;' with, only rock.-t, huHhon and boiim scraggly water powers an her nat ural resources. I'eoplo aro jiiHtl fled ir. wondering how cotton from the plantation; of tho South, leath er from tho pralrlei of tho Wesr, Kiei-1 and timber from tho Great Iake:i region can ho taken to New Kngland. cud thero manufactured into product. i which ar then car ried baek to tho cillei of Iho Went md sold at lens than they can be manufactured for whern ; lie aw matcrlalfl are produced. In dus! rially thin Is almost miracu fnnr, but nevertheless it h a fact I'hern are many rensomi for this rcmarkabl condition and anion.! (hem may be Muted tint following: 1. New Kngland has a very largo number of highly skilled worltem v'Ua eomb'ne Intelligence, Integri ty, and Industry to a marked de- KM.T. 2. New Kngland has excellent seaport facilities, being the near e.l. portion or the I'nlted Slutet lo Kurope, with excellent nleun -sliip lines, baeked up by a hirhl.v developed network of railways end hard siirraced highways a. New Kngland, in density or population and weallh per capi ta, fd-ats very high: Ha climato I.-; healthful and tends to high rri- ciency; while its colleges, techni cal schooki, private and public. schools, offer splendid nducat 'on ill racilittei to the children of (Continued on pngv 8) . Kamens. of Wallowa, will refree tiie boys' game tonight nnd Ju r.ile - son. of Baker, hus been selected to officiate at tho Joseph game lo- morrow evening. Reserved tickets aro on sale to- day at Glass Drugs. Inc.. for both tho game tonight and the one to- morrow night. 1, 1924. MISMIS13K EIGHT DEADiXTRA IS RESULT OF BURNS Conflagrations at Akron, Ohio, and Umonville, Mich., Disastrous v.. 1 1 & dlllAMiiV KILLED BY FIRE Akron Family Trapped in Bed When Their Home, Blazes; Unionville 'Fire Due to Kerosene Blast. IdMiiKtrnuit fire?., Intppint: nine peopbi In Akron, Ohio ami ellilit dentin today, Una man bi in n hoHpitiii iiv Altron auf ferln,: from werioui 'burn AKIt(N, Ohio (By Uui AiiHoela ted PreJis) A mother and h r three children - were burned lo death today when Uio destroyed their homo. A brother of llio mo ther was seriously Injured. Mi's. Arthur Smith, aged UJ, Anno Hnilth, , IVathlyn, :J, -Ar. Uitir, lo mouth uro t'iio ilead. 1 David Ilnynen, brollier of Mrs. Smith, is in the hospital today with Hcriomt burnn. All wero trapped In their beds when the bolide caught nil re. Ilayne.'t attempted to save the sister und her children but hia of fortB met with uhnuceeiin. CNION VIKLK, Mich. (Hy Iho Associated j'rcj'H) A. man. his wife, ami two children, wero burned lo .death at I heir farm home five miles easterly of here today when a gnlhui can of kerosene- used to atart a firo in the kitchen stove exploded. Tho dead are Kdward Howies US his wife who wus partly paralyzed a boy, aged five yearn and a girl aged two years. . FI1IE1S1 "wo I'asscngers, Three JJCCKnariClS IJCllCVeil LO jji; ijuot, uiu vv vio 4 yi i Graphic lulcs. I'AIdW'Ali. N'. V. (liy iho Ak:io clalei' fre:i:i '"wt piti-.senger I ant', three, negro deeldnind.t an uiifWiii;; a i tlie result o.' it wreck rii the river Kteamer Thoma'i !. To well, t thu river near here, la-;, night. Hurvlvorii le. tided Iieni by a tow boat told fi apliii: idorie;! of ' h't wreck and exprwsed tho belief that thoKfi inissing weni trappett by an onrush ol wate. o." pinn 'I by tho FhHtlug of freight when the boat listed after hilling, an ob ut ruction ii; mid -channel. PILOT ROCK HAS ROBBERY; COt'S ' CHIEF FAINTS PKNOLKTMN, Ore. Clothing;, jewelry and oilier goods wero tak en rrom tht i 'ahli e - Ktanley i-lore al Pilot Id;-!!. The loot waH valued at between lLMtti and Jl.r.en. A llf: Itf roalster belonging to lie;-, f, h. Love. In which the robbers escaped, was btb-r found (iband'uoii on tho afreets of Pen dleton. In (in Itr.idhtim, the ag-d town mar.dial, declared mli sinj;' I It In morning; and his fellow towns men intstimed that he jlbef had been murdered rr carried away by I ho it bbers HloDilhounds were joLtiinieM In an effort lo find htm. when this exeitement was at lis 1 height, Mr. Itradburn arrived on thn Heme. Ho had been serving papers at MeKay Dam and knew nothing about tho robbery. Jle collapsed when told that a ponso of 6e men ws looking fop Mm with the th"ught that l.e ha 1 been kllied. He- has recovered. Borara, ASSOCIATED PRESS mm , (ly AtiSfM-lutetl Trews) WiHalrow Wilson Is In the shn tlow r death. rightliiK gamely. An upset of digestive orgniw wtiloii began last Monday find seemed iiicoii.sequental at fli'Ht, txi wnt'ked tils feeble- frame that he lies today cUiiglnjc lo life by n slender thread that may break any minute. Today alternately ho slept and took light nourish ment. Many times Ills death was ru mored. Once flng,s at tho government building wero nt half mast. At !:-( o'chM'k today Admiral, I . ray son issiteti ino roi lowing ' stalomeiit: ".Mr. AVllson's eondl ) lion l.s practically unchanged. During tho day ho obtained some ! sleep ami took a little nourhvh- iiiieiit. lit Is resting comfortably but his vitality Is very low. All , wo can do Is to 1ioih for tho lK'M.M School Ifioard Secures an Option on Block 5, in Homm's Addition, in ; East La Grande. i,y Tiiirry'Aviiiianu., hooi dwir;! iPTiTffl ONPROPERTf or DiHtiici No. i, timt an option Then he added with a ral ..lucation on 6. uonun'o ad- h of his waning strength, dittou, hi i m.ii La oriuido. The ; "But I'm ready." i option v.iH Kecurod frotii ' Kranlt ..... ... , .. . .. ' . Moor,, und will exoiro ut tho ond Wilson l'Rlkd- bllghtly at or uiiu-ty duy period.- i noon and talked in whispers voted bv tho cltv for school bvh- tern improvements and In tho bond Issue, funds wero specifically designated for tho building or a school house In east IO. Orando of Ihu grammar school type. No announcement has been made by any members or officials or llio achool board oh to whether they Intend to eroc.t bucIi a school houHo on this site. ' Jf llio people In that district would get In sidewalks, street im provements find ewer 'improve ments, tho block optioned by tho ichool board would prove a very desirable- plaeo for tho construc tion of such a Hehoolhouso. J.ot 5 is bounded by North Wil low, Ktuit o avonuo, North Hall street and 'Hast N avenue. EX-GOVERNOR GEER NOW ILL AT PORTLAND Aoconllni! to ronort't from Portland today. 'I. T. (Jour, will iu Kovrnor ol OnKn lirm lsaa-iaos, uurturod from slight stoito o( paralysl.i which particularly affected JiLi facy Thursday. Mr. (Per, who attended iho fu neral of bin brother, Judd door of 'ovo hero about a week niro. Is (irrvlng as balllrr of tho Multno mah county grand Jury. I It wan stated in Portland that Iho utlttek seemed to bo ono of facial paralysin which need not be regarded seriously. Mr. Goer Is Inking a rest now by physician's order:!. New rillr Plant Heady KKND, Or. Tho Hend Water Light. & i'ower company's new 76.oou filter plant will be put In to operation following final tests eoudueted to the satisfaction of Kenm-t Hhiblcy engineer In charge of the construction. . Late News Flashes CANDLER'S DHFKNSK CLOSES. ' . , ATLANTA, Gu. (AP). The reading of letters of Mih. DelSoiulu'l to Candler was completed today. Cand ler's attorneys term them "pursuit letters." The de fense in the $500,000 suit for breach of promise against Candler announced that its case is closed. RECOGNIZES RUSSIA. : LONDON (Al) Great Britain has given Russia recognition dc jure. . ', HERRING ACQUITTED. V. . , EUGENE (AP). John C. Herring; rancher accused of a'-ding the Florence bank robbers after the robbery, was acquitted here late yesterday. '-. ? The Weather ' PORTLAND (AP) Ore gon Occasional, rain to. nisht anil Saturday. Mod orat to fresh southerly winds. ' NUMBER 97 m I IHE PRESIDENT Turn for the Worse Oc curs; Death May Re sult Before Night MRS. WILSON IS AT HIS BEDSIDE President Coolidge Sends Message of bympathy; Members of Household Summoned. WASHINGTON ( Al). WEAR CRISIS Shortly after 2 o'clock this . afternoon Wilson was report ed near death, At 2:30 he took a little nourishment. WASHINGTON (AP). l"You have done the best you could," said Woodrow Wilson to Dr. Grayson today, "but wn a bi-pkcn machine." I tnOSe aOOUt mm. WASHINGTON (By tho Asso-i elated i'resa) Woodrow Wilson,' (Continued on pnge 6) HUMPHREYS TO BE SPEAKERS Another int4;resting subject lo bo given to tho Men's, Korum on next Hunduy. morning at 10 o'clock -at. the Methodist church will bo "Tho Brotherhood of Hull way lin-. glncers their work and acco'm pilNhmcntn" by C M. Humphreys of Ui Orando. This will bo a very interesting . subject us Mr. Trumphroys has long been connected . with tho brotherhood and is In close touch fo.- th'ijwith nil the workings of that tit- stllutlon which roaches across the American continent. Tho Forum begins promptly tj 10 o'elnek and a. mum --nily nt 10:C5 giving all an opportunity to uttend tho church of tneir cholco for tho Htinday morning servlc. TUBERCULOSIS CATTLE TESTS NOW" UNDERWAY G. K. Overhulse. of tho Bureau of Animal Industry of Portland, Is in tho county testing cattle for tu- ' berculosis. Ho is at present work ing nt Union and wl take care of requests from any part of the coun ty, Those wishing this work dono must communicate with tho county agent. , ;4 V i