DAUGHERTY REPORTED TO HAVE DEALT IN OIL STOCKS
The Weather
Portland. AP)--Oregon
Occasional rain In the woat,
rain or snow In east tonight
and Friday.
CITY
EDITI O N
LA GRANDE. OREGON, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 102-1.
NUMBER 114
VOLUME XXII.
MEMBER ASSOCIATED PIIES3
MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS
SUET
DERM
"WELCOMES"
G. COCMNb
THROWS HMl
liny Fin: i;
Is Candidate for Congres
sional Nomination in
G. 0. P. Primaries
DEMONSTRATION
URGES CANDIDACY
Supporters of George T.
Cochran Staged Torch
light Procession Last
Evening.
George T, Cochran, u member
of tho law firm of 'nob ran &
Kberhard of this city, hist evening
announce;) tlial ho would 1h a
candidate for t h Coiled States
House of l(opresontutive:i from
the second congressional district of
Oregon. In tin; May prliiuuio:'..
His nnnouncumont wut: made a'
tin termination of a "hu iri
torchlight parade, conducted from
tint city hall building to his resi
dence on Second .street by friends
of his who desired him to throw
hiii lint into tln rliitf. ,.ud Mr.
rni-liruii !! Iw. u .... ntltil :i 1 e in Mm
republican pri marie...
T'lrchlight Parade
Approximately loo penpl'j par
ticipated in the marching purad
which wan followed by
numerous
auto-Raits of peopt ! from l.a monies.
Grande and out.sldu poi:ils, Includ-i A content In the rank of Knlffht
InK linker, I'nion and Wnllowu 'was held and Wallowa county car
rounticM, Tho Dalles, I'mutiHa ried off all the honors,
county and other poinU in Ibis Grand Chancellor Harrlck, of the
district.
A 2ii-piece hand led Mm proc;.
sion which marched from the :;ty
hall down WashiliKi'in U; Kir up
Fir to Adams, up Ad. in;
l i I'ourlb.
ffnnlinued on pnf.-e M
PART OF DEBT
Although the net proei
"l.ion and the Moii.se"
Come up to exp"el a 1 in as,
ils of the :
failed to 1
a cmi.-ud-i
erable dent was mad
in the debts
of the Grande Uonde ( 'hautailiua
association.
Klgiins roughly estimate today
that over $l!0ii was cleared by the
presentation of the drama Tuesday
and Wednes.lay nights In the Ar
cade. Applying t his to tin- debt
about $ ft tu is still left to be rais m1.
Tim efforts of the chautauqua
association and the play cast may
not have resulted in completely
wiping out the debt but they did
ri suit in giving La Grande people
an excellent play, one that drew i
two thirds house last night am
which is the subject of much prais-
by jfhose who uilmss
d the
"Lion,
and the Mouse."
Th it final pres'-niation of I he
drama last evening occurred wll li
on! a disappointing feature and the
cast, as on the I hsl night, did
themselvis proud. The intermission
attraction, songs by the chamber
ef commerce quartette, was greet
ed by continued applause bid teat -ing
the pride the local eiiizens
place in the e:;cell' ut rendition of
the quartette.
The "Lion ami Hie Mouse" is
now past his'ory but will ! re
membered as olio of the !n h( plays
evr presented in La Grande by
hoifie talent.
Fast Hoop Contest is
Expected Here Friday
Uaskftball fans in T.a Grande contest, d from w htstle to w histle.
and in fact, in I'nion county, arol La Grande has the credit of a
popped up for one of the best victory over Pendleton two weeks
games ever played in eastern oro-'ngo which Pendleton failed to ac
fon when tho pen.lt'fon highleept and many reel that the game
school and La Grande high s-hool tomorrow night will more or less
teams meet on He- local ay in mis- j sel t o the question unofficially as
i-iin floor tomorrow ovning in Ihejio which team is the strongest,
last game r Ho- pr- -1 mirna lien' j The game will be called at eight
reason for the Hlue and White ieloek in the high school gyninas
t, .j,,,,, i n r ii and tickets are reserved al
Pendleton is considered one of Glass Drugs, inc.
tho strongest teams in ti;o t 'ma- The week following the I'nion
lilht, county district and La Gr.mde tournament, to be played Thurs
hoids a like position in this count y. ' day, l-'rtday and Huturday, will
Incidentally, both (he Pmc karoos open. The winner of the tourney
and I he Tigers have be.-n Mfe-i.ng jM. proclaimed champion of
enemies In athletic contests and the (lsrU.t an), wl n.ppiwnl lhe
git tm tomorrow evening should bo, i
not u'i'y a keo, ohibnion of biis-i""-lct In the state tournament in
kettMli but. will also by ui(ttT takin lu lircU.
I Ifflf YOUNG
:flPl TO REDEEM
teei; PROPERTY
iH; H' J i
George T, Cochran, of La
Grande, will lie n candidate in
the Republican primaries for
j t impress from the second Oi-e-Congressional
district, lit'
I will oppose N. J. Sliinoi, present
i liiciimlicnt.
K. P. ANNUAL
I WO COllll! IcS,
WullrtuiL nnrl Union.'
held their annual district conven
tion at Wnllowu. Oregon, lust eve
ning. A banquet at 0:30 o'clock wan
'followed by a program and ctre-
ilomain of Orenon. who wan pros
ent alonK with about 300 Knlghtn
ol I'yt hiiiH, pronounced the con
vention last evening the best he
ihini uver been privileged to attend.
Ihirrieli was the only state officer
present. lb- will visit the Imbler
Lodge Monday night.
Imbler hruina Tonight.
I M lil.KK, Ore. (Special to
1 Observer) The vocational agricul
ture department of tho Imbler
high school will present a three
! act comedy drama this evening
MEET'SUGGESS
M,:,..o.;x!:o!,!.?,r,3..?,n0. "Jtrank hayes buys
j Hie year in this city.
Mrs. Morgan, one of Imbler's
: talenteii elocutionists, will give a
, reading between actn entitled
i "Men for Thirty Cents."
,11 IX.LSHII' IS SOI GMT
' SALKM. Of. J. Jones, dis
tiiet cealcr of weightn and nieas
I tire;;, with hembuarters In Salem,
; announced his candidacy for coun
, ty judge at tho republican primary
; election next May.. 1-Yank 'J'.
! Wrightiiuin. ilistrict deputy exalted
ruler of the Klks' lodge, is the
other candidate who has iin
j noiineed himself for this office.
I Mr. Wrightman is a reimbllcun.
; DeniocralH who have been men-
: tinned a.s probable candidates for
Iho office are Henry I (owning. In
cumbent, and S. II. Van Truirfp,
county fruit inspector.
CIGARETTE HELD
CAUSE OF FIRE
ON "NOMENTUM'
I'OKTLANh. (Al') The steam
or West Noinentum docked here
s-nt wirless calls early today to
summon the harbor ftrebout when
fire broke out on the vessel. The
bl;izo was soon extinguished with
little damage. Fire boat officers
said the fire was probably caused
by a cigarette.
iftrululi- ritlzi-liH. UvtHK in Hi- di
itrict luijiU'elil to Kourtli nlr;-t inn!
. . ri tj 1 iviinnylvanlji iivi-iim-, wiih ivttiHiMl
Commission Ofiers liim !, ,.m,i,K i,y m.- c iiy imimis-
Chance to Redeem
Lots at $1650
CITY SUED FOR
$5,000 BY LADY
Election for Voting BoncDouM nut i- r.mr.iin.d rrom itmi.
IbhUB IE) uini.uoDi.u Kourlh and ivnn. Tim action ot
May Be Held Coincid- um tohihiibmioikth ihhi niKht in r-ino-
With Primaries "i.- an ,htai, from in- Pro-
lng VV1U1 X 1 Illicit Ito. I ,,,.,! ronairurilon, horc out lliu ul-
iloi'n4-y!;' c-laim. '
Tov YoullB wan by motion of llin IVrmil In l-.smil.
city comnillonT offered his I Tills iiiornlnK I.. I.. KnodKniHS
oronerly on KaHt Adaum, willed
wiih tuken by the city lor de
linquent Improvement payments,
lost evening- at the commission
tlntr for $lfio. Toy accepted
tlin offer ajid paid $.r(M) down ! dition. front hi': Knurl h Hired bo
und will pay the remain- iween I'ennsyh aniti and ( avenues,
der into tho city treasury ut un The preliminary climated cost Ih
early date.
This clones tho dijciisKlun ovrr
lh YounK property wnini
wan hronirht uu wlien Slier
wood WilllamH, a menii.er or ihML.xM.ct,.,j to bi giu immedialely
commission purchased from the i .
city Iho property in tjucstion. The
charter provides that no one con- QYJi HUDSON IS
shall have a right to purchase
property from tho municipal cor
poration, and a soon a that fact
Was discovered Mr. Wllltaimi asked
lo have the matter re-opened and
hn withdrew his offer. Jlo made
the motion for tho city
to offer
the properly to Toy Young, tlv
former owner, an practically t he
niuno terms he bad intended deal
ing wilh the city.
This wilh but one of many rather
important matters which claimed
the attention of t he commission
last evening. W. Perkins, chair
man of the tourist park commit
tee of the chamber of commerce,
presented a petition to the com
mission praying that Immediate.
(Continued on page 5)
HOME ON O AVENUE
l.ast evening a deal wan closed
between Frank Hayes, city mana
ger of .li Grande, and Jlenry T.
Kill whereby Mr. Hayes becomes
owner of a new bungalow recent
ly erected on O avenuo and Third
street. It Is a modern home, very
nicely designed and Mr. and Mrs.
Hayes will occupy it At once.
CITY AT WORK ON
GRADING STREETS
City Manager Frank Hayes calls
the Kvenlng Observer'; attention
to tho fact that on Febtirary l-'tlh. '.
which was tho first dale satisirtc- j
tory work could ho dono on ac
count of the weather, u force of j
men with graders was put to work
on the street:: of the city which are !
not paved. This is good news to ;
(he people who own property out
of the paved district and the Ob-I
server stands corrected In a slate- I
nient we made to tho effect lhat
work had not begun as yet on tie- j
dirt streets.
EGYPT RULE
CAIKO. Kgypt (My the Astoria- j
ted I'ro.HS) The dispute between j
( he Kg ptlan government and !
Howard Carter over the conduct f
of the -work on Tutankhamen'sl
tomb wa.-i suddenly terminated on j
Wednesday by tho ministerial or-j
der cancelling the license of Conn-!
tess Carnarvon under which Mr. j
Curtcr was opera ting." P Is bo-1
Ileved here I his uctlon ends M t . j
Carter's connection with the most
wonderful of all Kgypliau archae
ological discoveries unless, as ha-: ;
boon Intimated, there is recourse i
to, bKa procedure. 1
The ministerial order, after trae.
ing recent events which already
have beep cabled in detail. ((
scribes Mr. Curtor's action in eloi.j
Ing the tomb and abandoning the)
work as ti grave iurructlrui of the I
obligation assumed by Mr. Cartel
himself has avowed,- It exposed tin
treasure to irreparable dajupg'
and thus give the governm ut Hi.
tight lo canctl the license.
OUSTS CARTER
City Cannot
Stop Chapel
Construction
Snodtrrass and Zimmer-
man Secure Building
Permit This Morning.
A ix'tiUtm x1kii-I by Hi-vi-iil l.a
Hiom-re and an onhr wus Kivi-n
C'ily Itiroidi-r J. I-:. KU-nrnH. nut
Ihorizinc liiitl tu Kvr a itrrinit to
a ri-Hiiit'iHT clinpi-l lo Hnoil
Ktura and ZiniliM'rinan fiinrral Hi-r-vioi-
ririn.
TlH! limti'T c:iini'- up l"0 wtn-liB
;iko at which time t-ity nttornt-yM
u'ini nf thi miinlon that tlu rirm
tunl i lyde -un nnan tieeut-eo
permit, to erect a two-shiry t uc.co
hulldilir; to he lined HH a reaidelK'e
chapel, on a part of lot 4 and lots
f and (I, Jilock (17. In Chaplln'H ad-
$1:!,imm).
The plnmi for
the building was
'n - cently comnlei
il liv (Mi.ii-Ii-h Mil-
ier, architect, and constrdtilon is
DEAD; BELIEVED
SLAYER OF SELF,M aruhem. of Kuirene, was
KI'IIIIATA, Wash. (A) Owen
J Imlson, sought since bis broi her
and two neighbors were killed, wus
recently found dead twelve mile
from here near It luff Lake, Ap
parently he had killed hims.-If.
Trjlng Ciil Case
The case of i 'harle.H Walsh vs.
tlu, Cniled Slates Nntionnl liank,
et al., in being tried In (he circuit
court today before Judge J. W.
Knowle.;. Test imony w.ui being
heard tliis morning. i
STANFIELD GOES
BACK TO CAPITAL
TO RESUME DUTIES
I'nited Stales Senator Robert
N Stanlield passed 1 hroiigh La
Graiirlo last, evening on his way
back to the national capital lo re
sume his duties as junior senator
from Oregon. He has been (u
Oregon attending lo private busi
ness for a, few days.
He was met hen bv' State Sen-
ator Itoy W. liitlier who also went
m n.Miinnuiii, n. i . in die inter-
est of tho wheal export bill which
Is now be;'oe emigres:;.
Late News Flashes
I)Ar(;HKKTV V KTIIKU IMPLK ATKO.
WASHINmON (AP). A report (hat Attorney
('client I DaiiKhoiiy liiis Ixjuglit and sold Sinclair oil
slock i;-; under investigation hy the senate oil com
mit let today.
Such iepitr, were submitted by special investigators
and weic dbyi'ore the committee in executive ses
sion. l'f: ,.
A checkup oH?;-Ijrt:ker's books to establish whether
it is true is now it progress.
Senator Wheeler, Democrat, of Montana, author of,
the resolution proposing "rhe installation of a probe
inlo Daughcrty's administnitibn, said today he under
stood the information indicating Daughterly had dealt
in Sinclair stocks had keen laid before Trcsident
("oolidi;e. . ,
What attitude the president may have taken toward
the report that 'a member of his official family dealt
in the oil stocks remains a mystery, ,
. Those who have discussed the matter with Coolidgc
refuse lo make any statements of his opinions or in
teutons and White House officials likewise decline to
in. ike any comment. x
In some administration quarters, however, it is
known lo he the view that no inherent wrong can le
established front the mere fact of stock investment by
public officials if there is no proof that confidential
infonnalion was the basis fur such a purchase.
Should public accusation be made the defense iu
expected to follow these lines.
The slor) as it reaches the senator is that the in
vestments were comparatively ,smtuT and resulted ulti
mately in the bale of the sttJllJirt lo.
MERCHANTS
o s
hTEUGEHE
Directorate of Oregon
Retail Merchants Assn.
Is Meeting Today
McNARY-HAUGEN
BILL ENDORSED
C.,Van Fleet Elected to
Two Year Term on the
Board; Officers of As
sociation Named.
A telegram received by the
i:eniui; Observer just before Ro
ll i lo presyi aiiniiiiie(l the fuel
l hut the Ore-ton State Itelall
Meivhants association unanl
inoiiK endorsfNl the McNary
HaiiKcu l)ill." The telcKram was
sent from KiiKene ly I'liul Van
J'lcet.
SL'OKNK. (My the Associated
Tress) i lie new noaru or directors
Ol me uregon Miaie iteiuii ver
vAuitWh' association, are meeting
here today following adjournment
ol the annual convention lato yes
terday. At the election of officers yes
terday I
L. Thomas, of Marsh-."'
field, wah named president
Ilnvtd
1(,.,i . ,i n.alilnnl I i Unnn
..t iint.nnnrf u -.ir.i..rf Rocniid,cl'''r7,d with first degree, murder.
vice president; J. H. Garrett. of A message from Or. J. W. Wlieel
JlSllsboro, was elected third vice '- Ihyin . uintl James l l-ay.
(Continued on page 8)
icWis
SILENT Di OIL
NKW YOIUC. (AP) Harry F.
Sinclair arrived on Iho liner J 'resi
dent Harding Wednesday, smiling
ly willing to discuss the weather.
International politics and horse
races, tho gasoline business In Ku-
rope. tho kingship of Albania
everything but oil and the Teapot
lomo.
As his Hhip. already delayed by
blizzard and heavy seas, .reaehed
quarantine and lay there for sev
eral hours waiting for the rain
quarantine lo lift and the fog tu
clear. In; met reporters and phoio-
grapners who swarmed aooaru
with handshakes all around und a
prepared statement.
Sue Vanderlipfor $600,000
- V A
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'UK
" i s J, .r I
1- "M:
Itoy l. Mooi-o (leri) mil! I.thiI-v II. Itrusli. present ownera of
Itio 3lurlon, Ohio Slur, told Iho So inlo IllvcHliKiltiiiK t-oiuiiillliHl lf
rrnlly of detulls or sale or the newspiiper hy tin Into I'roMhlciU
lllirdiai;. They 1111; now solus I 'nink A. llndi rllp for $11110,000.
State Frohi Agents
Face Murder Charge
SALKM. (My Associated Tress)
Miles II. McKee, assistant attorney
general, today Ih en route, lo Gold
lieach to assist in the Investigation
"
1,1 euiineciiuu . nn w men nui
r(,.Munipower ana r.u neii, biuto pro-
liiumon HKeiiin, u u uiiuei in i oi
cnairnuiu Ol Uii' cuiioioer ui rum-
merce, alleged i he prohiiiiion
agents were under I he Influence of
Ihjuor when the killing occurred
AT DAUGHERTY
WASHINOTON. (Al') Sena
tor Lodge at the While House
Wednesday advised I 'res. Ooohdge
of growing sentimenl in the Senate
against Imughoriy remaining as
Cniled States attorney general.
I Lodge and Senalor Copper went
'lo the While House alter Da ugh -irly
publicly defied critics. They
informed the president that Iho
cabinet should be chared of all
who become storm cnlers iu thi
ol! scandal.
vffTT'II TVT I T f I IT? I? l
llHJ I II iu V UIJ LjIVIj W
FATHER, MOTHER
AND 2
L.ett'TfTJtJ
PIOJ Livn
IT. peer:;iMiri;, Fla. (AP). - -
I Frank McDowell late Wednesday
confessed the murder of his lalh-
or and mother hero Tuesday night
and. the murder t his two sisters
IU llecaiiir. (.oorgia. a your ago,
aceonlliq; to I ho police,
-
REQUEST MADE
TO I5UILI) SIX. I
I MILE RAILROAD!
WAHIIlNGTi IS.
vada - California -
hn:; asked the inlerslat
commerce
of new lino north v.
aid from Laki
timber tracts.
view, Oregon. Into
TED KRACHE IS
I5EATEN 1JY VIA N E
PORTLAND. (AP) fene Clbie
of Oakland, Calitornla, won a tor
round decision over Ted K radio
of lloiuiam, here hist, night.
i'hei-se Output Is Sold.
TILL A MOOK, rc. - - Practical
ly all of Hie V.rt'.i production of
Tillamool. ciMinly ehoeso has now
lieen Hold, Jiecordlng to a report
from the otflco or Carl Haberhick,
secretary of the Tillamook County
Creamery asnociatlon. Chore (s n
small amount left In storage In Los
Angers and San Francisco, and
probably one car all told in 'Cilia-
monk county.
Most of the factories in thuToun-l
ty ii n now making the largest
part of Iho curd Into loaf ehoeso.
tor which I here, scims to be an In-
siHienl demand.
The low price of feed and the
high price of choose please dairy -
men and has made t t iling more
SENATE BITTER
profitable and fo tn.ru I than ever' W. It. Gekeler has been appolnt
betore. td to stcuit; funds tor tho buppurt
fair "
BULLETINS
Govi;itNou ;i;i:u ikai.
l'ortlnud. (Al') Former (Jorpr-it(H-
T. T. iJK r died thU kitcrrioon
after Kcvernl unys illnmt from
paralysis.
VH' IXTTOUS KOL'GIIT.
Salem. (AI')iuvernor Fierce In
reiiiesthiK llio attorney Kneinl to
M'tul spci'lnl proseutors to Yam
hill county to assist In the vhs
against Tooze ami Tcmplln, at the
remiest of District Alloniey ton
tiers of Vamhlll county.
Ct LIU 11 1 SON NAMKK,
Salem. (Al) W. C. tulhertwn.
Cor! la ml hotel owner, today was
mimed by Governor J'leree to suc
ceed Arthur V. Spencer, Portland
attorney, as a member of the World
Mar Veterans stale aid conimis-
Mon, Spencer resigned duo to the
press of private business.
II AM) ITS MAKK IIAI Ij.
railiersburg. W. Va. (At) Two
inimasked bandits held up Herman
.liMtlrt, mesM'iigoi' for the H'ltlxens
Jatiimil hank, ffslny and seized
registered mall piniches eotitnininjt
XI 100 in one dollar hills. The ban
dits escaped by automobile.
WAvrr.n "vokm iowi;it."
Sl. Petersburg, Fla. (AP) Ag
nosticism, atheism anil advanced
radicalism caused Frank .Mclnw
ell, confessed murderer of Ids fatli-
mother ami iwo simci-s io com-
h, crime lhat removed from his
path ami to make plant fr the
icmoval of another, Mary lllrdsey,
ilf .-ivlli. Ga., a iM-aullfill younif
ollcgn girl, whom ho iH'Ileves
Sms j(l ,s pmh and defeats Ids
.K,.(.SH inward becoming a world
!H,XVer, accord In- to police.
j . . .
I
NATAL DAY WILL
IJE OnSERVEI) IN
CITY TOMORROW
P
(AP)--Tho N'c-f 'ln,! nnnlversary of George Wash-oiii-.tn
riilr'oad im;ton's birthday will be observed
fittingly in i.a liriimie tomorrow
. i that state that lhe schools will ob
j i.orve a half holiday, tho banks
will be closed during the day and
(judicial work will be at a stand
. Utill.
In lhe schools, in addltlon-Jto the
afternoon hoi hi ay, memorial exer
cises will bo held during the morn
mi; s sslntis.
Granges Organizing to
Back Fitted Milk Bill
I'he campaign for raising funds
I or I lie supporting of the Oregon
lilhd milk bill has boon started In
'this section of the
state, accord
r, and will be
ing lo W. K. (Jekel
pushed as rapidly as possible.
Practically all of the granges In
Pnlon, Wallowa and Baker coun
ties are on record as favoring lhe
bill ami opposing the use. or sale
of oleumargerino and many of lhe
; local organizations huvo pledged
f themselves to not patronise firms
; dealing in milk or butter substl
t tiles or advocating their sale.
NEWSPAPERS
SLIMED B
EW YORKER
Frank Vanderlip Expects
Libel Suit to Be Mak
er of News
WILL SPEND BIG
SUM IN COURTS
"Country Needs Court
.Proceedings bays JUer
fendant; Prepared - to
Fight Star Owners.
NKW YOIUC. (Ry tho Associaled
Tress) Frank A. Vanderlip, re
plying today-to tho $000,000 libel
suit filed against him by tho own
era of tho Marlon Star, declared
ho welcomed the suit and hoped it
(would ho a forerunnor of "court
proceedings that would mako
public some of tho news that tho
went newspapers did not ho fit to
iprint."
Continuing. Vanderlip said: "I
I am prepared to spend qulto nit
much as has been asked for in
theso proceedings in an effort to
make public this news. Thero la
nothing this country needs so much.
at this moment oa some court pro
ceedings Instituted by grand juries
land
pressed incorruptablo prose
cuting attorneys."
TO ENTER RACE
MIAMI. Fla. (AP) ; James M.
Cox, while refusing to make any
nl at omen t today on the Cleveland
dispatches stating that a movement
had been started thero for him as)
a I )emocrat Ic presidential candi
date, gave out correspondence in,
which he declared ho had no ltw
cllnatlon to enter the contest but.
would acquiesce if Democracy in
Ohio believed tho principals for
which he stunds can be promoted
hy his candidacy.
MIAMI, Fla. (AP) Former
Governor .lames M. Cox of Ohio
Wednesday night told a represen
tative of the Miami Herald that ho
had authorized the usu of his name
as a candidate for president on a
declartlon of candidates received
at headquarters of tho Cuyahoga
counl y democratic party.
Mr. Cox said that a few days ago
(Continued on pago 8)
ai:xiijaky aioits child, -
OKKOON (MTY. Memberw of
the American Legion auxiliary; of
Oregon City soon will becomo o-'
riclal mother and father to an -year-old
Portland girl whose fath
er wai seriously Injured during tho
world war and whoso mother is an
Invalid. The decision was reached
at tho regular meeting.
It Is planned to leavo tho child
with her parents ami to provide
JAMES Wl. COX
surriclent money to see hr
through Hchool. purchase her
clothes and food and give her all
that 1h needed. Payments for her
upkeep wni i10 Blurted immedi
ately. Thef members made final plans
for their "cookie" day, when they
wlfl distribute cooklca and jelly to
all hospitals in Portland, Febru
ary 27.
of the bill to be referended at tho
November general election In Union
county.
J. D. Mlckle, the newly appoint
d dairy and food commissioner In
Oregon, bus been active lu fretting
the work organised.
Mrs. M. K. Stevens,, of Portland.
is acting secretary of tho campaign.
Mr. Gekeler points out that tho
dairy industry is thu only lino of
tarm work that Is actually netting
tho fanners a profit in this portion
of the stato and that it Is to tho
interest of every dairy farmer to
help ttuaucu thu campaign. .