EARLY MORNING MEMORIAL DAY ISSUE-TWELVE PAGES TODAY
CITY
EDITION
THE WEATHER
Probably fair tonight and
Sunday.
VOLUME XXIII.
LA GRANDE, OREGON. SATURDAY, MAY 30, 1925.
WlO.MDErt ASSOC1ATKD PRESS
MEMF1KU ASSOCIATED TRESS
NUMBER 200
DEMI!
W WILL BE
QUIET HERE
Uemetery services in tne
Morning to rollow
Parade.
VETERANS' DINNER
IS, SET FOR NOON
Day's Services to Be. Com
pleted in
AftCrnOOIV
1 t , v
Willi I J Ul Hill dl lHt!,'rn(, grave are ubonl 30t yurdH
Baptist Church. HOU,h r llu' orrkM'-
"President Walter Mcachum, of
mi;bri.l day piuh.ram
10 a. in. Assembly for pa
rade. ; n:30 a. in. Purnde. mover,
arriving ui Masonic cvtiielcry
nftcr following: downtown lino
of march.
10:45-11 r. in. -American Le
t Ion and V. IE. ('. ceremonies
n( iiMttry.
'12 hi. Dinner for all cx-scrv-"ce
men of all wars at K. of 1.
Iiall. service by W. It. (. Ladles'
Auxiliary lo Legion.
2:110 p. in. Afternoon serv-ivt-n
ill Hnplist Ciiirch.
Willi no events or any nature
scheduled to mar the serenity, sol
emnity and pcacefuliirss of Ihe .Me
morial day.-services here today, in
charge of Iu Grande Post No. 43
of the American Legion, fitting
tribute will be paid to the veterans
of all wars, who lie In peace In the
burlul places of this city.
The program will be started wllh
the u&semhly near the Odd Fellows
temple of the participants in the
parede, which will move at 10:30
o'clock, moving on Washington to
Kir, up Kir to Adams, on Adams
to Fourth, and thence to the Ma
sonic cemetery, -where the Ameri
can Legion and Y. J. C ceremon
ies will be held.
Dinner nl Noon,
' A dinner, spread and served by
the Women's Keller Corps und the
Indies' Auxiliary to t ! American
legion, will be held In the Knight:.
of Pythias hall ut noon for the cx
Hervlee men of all wars nnd for
members of patriotic orders and
ade.
In the afternoon, wllh C. . M.
Iumphrey3 and Hugh F. Brady as
peakeis, a program will be held at
:3tt o'clock in the Baptist church.
In addition lo the addresses Miss
i-ederike Sehilke und Bay Will
iiih will sing and Miss Helen Will
ms will render u pfano.solo.
Th' puhlir is urged to partici-
Lte In (he services thrdughout the
y. aeeonling to Otis W. Palmer,
titerican Legion commander.
The chamber of commerce
luncheon t"t Tuesday. will be
served at Island City by the ladies
of I bat community. The luneheon
In lo be of Ihe old fashioned chlck
en d inner variety, t he cry men
tion of which always serves lo
bring a glow of wu rutin Into .he
heart of every normal human be-
tng. Clde Khtdl
will be chairman.
:
BI VS I LDLltAL THICK.
Willie Wright, rancher of lower
Cove, In the proud owner of a new-
Kcpuhltc truck purchased' yester-
day front the Oregon Hardware &,
luipb.ment 'ompany.
LAND CITY
WILL BE HOST
Proposed Storm Sewer
System
The fourth bond Issue lo be on , nuisance to home owners, is dan-1 histoi y of the Institution. I
the tmllot nl the special municipal j geroua to health and properly. I The La Grande senior and the I
eleitlon here June third will pro-! I'rooe Plan. department from which he will he !
ldc for li'S.noo to be Kpent for a "The proposed plan is to lay n i graduated are; Alladeen Scroggln. r
storm swer system adequate to I relief newr north and south on J Romance language. ,
take rare of the demands of a city Seventh street tti Ihe bill und lap! Commencement week exercise. !
the Mix,- o( I Grand--. all sanitary sewers on ,M., N..' O.. begin Thursday. June II. with the I
"When Hie original slonn sew- and P., streets, taking it throUKh ! w;,r ty the uie Dr. Jose Corteju- j
er Bystein was laid out eight-Inch Connordale, back Into the trunk f The annual flower und fern pro- j
lateral lines were laid on M. N. O. east of the city lilmts where R will ri-.SHn 0f the senior girls Is set for '
und P streets and th'e proved sat- iro Into the septic lank. This Irunk'.fiie frdlowlng day. Alumni day is j
Isfactory and bundled all storm line will serve the Connordale din-. acbeduled for Saturday. June is. I
waters until these streets were pa- j trict." he stubd. l;inl he following classes will hold '
ved on the hill." City Munuger; It la proposed on the north Kid- reunions: 13. M, r. I'jan.
Crews s.tys. "The suine sie dpc!tn lay a trunk line up Spruce to '03, "04, 'u$t iyl."i, "it '22. '23
was laid under the new pavement J V. west on Y to Second. This trunk 'and 24. '
with the storm waters running dl-jllne will drain all of the nortliHide Rev. Frank B. Mattliew.i. pastor
redly into the canitary sewer, lie-.' with laterals at such a time when "or (he l"niversit Baptist church,
cause streets on the hill had a ( improvements come. Seattle, will deliver the buee Ha ore -
M"cp grade the flow was alright This line M- strictly a storm ate rmon in the I'lrst M' thodi-t
until it r ohed the flats. Then Ihe sewer und wilt empty Into the Irrt-' church. Sunday. June H. The Rev.
pipe was unable lo carry It with'gutlon south of Ihe iron works. It Mr. Matthews is i.n Oregon alum
the consequence thai the sewer will have no connection with the tins, das of IMt.1. I'minri' inrmt nl
east of Sixth street became over- regular sewer system, according to exercise will be held on the fol
loaded and the water and sewage the cily manager, and If Installed, j lowing day. June I ii. In the Wo I
but kit 1 up Into the homes in th's will give the northnide' both slorm man's building on the campus, with
, district." ; sewe.- and svwer service such Is Oeun Jo H. Hlldt brand or the
V This condition, besides bviag a ' the south Bid,e dots not have. jCnlverslty of C'alRorniu as the j
t 6pv.ak.IT.
Ladles Plan
M arker For
UnknownDead
Meacham Women's Club
to Erect a Monument
Over Graves of Oregon
Trail Pioneers.
or .M.iuham win sponsor u u..-ne-
fit dunce ut Meacham Saturday
June sixth, (o raise funds for t lie
erection of u monument to tin
Unknown Dead of the Old Oregon
'frail nl Mcac hunt,
On the third or July, 1023. when
t he lute President Harding- spent
the day ut Mcachum, there was an
Impressive ceremony performed
over the newly made Brave con
taining the hones of some pioneers
!tnul wort disturbed dm inn the eon-
sirucuon oi ine uiu i rregon i run.
the Old Oregon Trail association,
requested us to erect a monument
t here similar to the one at Ii
Grnnde nnd at ImniigrujU Spring"
u member of the club writes, with
(he assertion that they Intend to do
this us ciulckly u poysihle.
Club Personnel
The community club Ht Mcueham
was organized the first of the year
und constats of 17 ladles, including
Mrs. W. M. Cheif, president; Mrs.
Ho user, vice president; Mrs. Jf.
rust lie. secretury and Mcsdauics ,S.
T. Thomas, J. Curej jr.. Itoy Huuse,
J. Ha use, Casey nr., K. Kirk, C.
Sowe. (. Fstes, Hen Smith, F,. Ol
leson. J. Blake and li. Ross und
Miss Helen Denson.
PRETTY GIRLS
SELL POPPIES
IN CITY TODAY
Today. In con election with tho
Memorial day observance the
IadieV Ativlllnry to (lie Ameri
can I A'Ki on will su c r Im t". io
sale of i topple, here, Ihe pro
fectts lo go toward aiding dls
ii bled etc ran. v
, Prelty Ih Grande girl In
equally pretty costume will sell
Ihe rlomar.s which were nindc by
disable! lrleraii In the hospitals
In Oregon.
"Only a heart and a dime or
more Is rctpiirod lo secure a
Mp) today," expresses the spirit
that will rule the sale, and the
ladles assure all that the "dime"
will ho pin to work w'.icre It can
do a great deal of good for the
vetcruiiH who mix! aid most.
Pcrry to Celebrate
The Fourth 'of July
Terry will celebrate July fourth
to commemorate tho declaration
of independence and national de
le n so day, it whs announced la to
hist night.
Tourist's Car Smashes
Toggery Plate Window
George Kumuieron, tourist from
Portland, stepped In his car yes-
le rd ii v ii ft iTtitwiti In runlinuii nn
bis way to Denver but Instead got i
his foot on the wrong pedal and)
crushed thorugh the plate gt'iss I
window on Ihe east side or The
Toggery on Adams Avenue. !
Truffle. Officer Howard took
matters in charge Immediately and ,
tented Mr. Kummeron's brakes but j
round them In good condition. Mr.
Kumuieron explained briefly that;
jreUrutor instead of the clutch and
.proceeded on his way ofter settling!
(the damage with Andrew's Broth-
era, owners of Ihe Toggery; but not
without protest from Mrs. Kum-'
lueron whose faith In her bus- i
bund's driving uhiltly was consider-;
ably lessened.
Is Outlined
ENROLL 504 0 Ml
111 E IRK
School Here Meets with
Great Success During
First Week
COURSE WILL RUN
THREE MORE WEEKS
Reverend Powell, Super
intendent Believes that
Enrollment Will Be
come Greater.
The Dally Vacation Wide school
has closed the first week of its
work highly satisfactory to all con
cerned and a proven success in
every way. Rev. Bert. A. Powell,
superintendent of the school, de
clares. The venture, though new to the
community, measured by numbers
or pupils enrolled, is indeed sue
cessiul. Friday the enrollment fig
ure reached r('4. In Walla Wulla,
a city twice the size, of l.u Grande,
enrollment In a similar school was
but a few over 700, and In Portland
n school there had an enrollment
of but about fiOO. Mr. Powell be
lieves thut some of the classes will
have lo be divided It teachers can
be obtained In order lo adequately
take care of the pupils.
Figuring- the number or pupils
per uny enrolled In two units of the
school the rive days this week, ISIS
is the number arrived ut.
Students i;uthiisiastic
'.'ln enthusiasm the school bus
been a success- and tho pupils are
loud in their praice of the institu
tion," Mr. Powell says. "Their es
timate of the school Is evidence in
that the enrollment has steadily
increased every day and this in
view of the fact that the only hold
the school has on th' pupil Is his
Interest In that which the school
offers him. The instructors art
also unanimous In their praise of
the work offered In the school.
There is but one regret able thing
about the school and that Is the
number of boys and girls I hat could
and should bo in Ihe school but
are not because of indifference of
parents." He states that the school
officials invite inspection of Ihv
school und Its work ut all times.
One feature of the course offer
ed is a scries of '"habil" talks be
ing given. Kaeh lople is handled
by a person well equipped 'o dis
cuss l)l.i subject. The program of
the "habit" talks follow:
First Week "Safety." 1. Fire
prevention about the home.
Fire pre en t ion in the forest. H.
Preventable accidents auto traf
fic. 4. Preventable accidents rail
road Iraffif. 5. What to do in case
of accident.
Another week. "Health. " 1. Our
sleep time. 2. What we eat und
drink. 3. Flies. 4. Tobueco. 6.
Play.
Another week. "(Mir Homes." I.
Helping In Ihe home. 2. Our par
ents. 3. The money question In
Uh honu'- 4 K-adlng m the home
(Continued on Page High I.)
I NlVLItSlT Y OF O It K c; O N.
Kugene, ore. .(Speeini) One sen
ior enrolled in t hi I "niversiiy of
Oregon front La Grande Ih u can
didate for a degree al the June
commencement. In all, 42t seniors
and graduate students have applied
for degrees. While failure to com
plete academic work may reduce
this number somewhat before
omiif iicphihiI day. June l h. I he
Mt't graduating class will exceed
on, and will be the largest in ihe
1LGH1MTE
T U
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RELEASES
28
Four More Dead Miners
to Be Removed from
, Tomb Later
ALL HOPES FOR
OTHERS GIVEN UP
Move Now on Foot to
Give Relief to the Fam
ilies of th5 Explosion
Victims.
COAL OLF.X. N. C. (By the
Associated Press) The bodies
of twenty-eight victims had lute
yesterday been recovered from
the Carolina. Coal Compuny's
mine in which a scries of explo
sions entombed fifiy-two mlnera
on Wednesday.
Four other bodies now located
are to be removed Inter.
No Hopes Held.
All hope that any of the. vic
tims may be. scscucd alive has
been abandoned by mine offi
cials. A move Is now on foot to give
relief to the families of Ihe vic
tims. .
H. A. M. Bonnar Guest
Of Local Realtors
A dinner in honor of H. A. AL
Bonnar, president, and T. W.
tin merman, secretary of thn
Northwest Realty Association
was given in the Hommcr hotel
last evening by the Xm. Grnndo
Realty boa rd. wit h (ieoi ge H.
Currey, pica id cut of tho local
board, presiding.
Bollt Mr. Bonnar and Mr. Xlm
merman spoke. They have re
cently returned from u trip
through Washington, M on tuna,
Idaho nnd Oregon and they de
clared that a greut future awaits
the northwestern slates. They
also told of the work of the
realtors' association
Tho chamber of commerco
quurtet sang during the evening'
und their offerings met with very
hearty applause.
A menu, consisting' of fruit
cocktail, consomme clalre, fried
salmon. Huru toga chips, roast,
prime ribs of beef an jus, French
fried potatoes, petit pois. lettuce
and tomato salad, strawberry
shortcake, was served.
Truckload of Peonies
Sold Here Yesterday
Flower vending along modern
lines was done with great success
In the down town district yester
day by a couple from Millon-Free-
titer who arrived early in I ho
morning with a truck full of gor
geous peonies. The blooms were
a product oT the largest peony gar
den In the northwest where 14 ac
res forms one mammoth bed of
flow CI'H..
.MA.V K.-, KILI.i;i) IN I ALIj
F,l GLNK, Ore. C. K. Rich. 8.1.
of Kupene w as killed instantly
near Belknap .springs when he
fell on a mountain trail and fruc
t tired his skull on a rock, ac
cording to w ord received by 'or
on'r Branslelter. His body wuh
discovered on the trail soon lif
ter the accident. The full evi
dently threw hltn wit h consider
able lorce, it was stated, the rock
striking him on the etmple.
The body was brought to Ku
gene. Mailing
It To
Farmers
When uu udw,rli-cr m.iH nil
udcrtling me-sagc lo the farm
home on the lot Ornude rum I
if uic. fur example, an I tells
tin mimic -fory hi The leert-r
he duplicate hi- coterno in
OK', of the territory
Tin Oh-er. vr'n fiirin clniilii
Ooii ! not Mm y, in l nion
connly but Tin Obvrvcr 1
nnd hi more faim bonier Hutu
nit) other two pnM-r Mi-khig
In M-rte tblf trrltnr. Thai .
'coieritge" nnd Hint niMk'
MiMlble The ller cr's low
reader inl,
Obrer Advert I xlng
A McrcliaudL-dug hcrtlce'
The Story of the Day! I ML STRIP
OPPOSED BY
mMSm-m ROAD BOARD
ENVOY BARKER
Knoy und 'Airs. J. C. Barker
have arrived in J .a Grande to lake
charge of the local Salvation Army
corps, succeeding Captain und Mrs.
Redifer.
The envoy and his wire are old
time alvuttonisls and are "here to
serve the public at ull times," Mr.
Barker stated.
Meeting will be held as usual
on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat
urdays and on Kunduys at It o'clock
In the morning, .holiness meeting
at 2:30 o'clock In the afternoon and
.Sunday school and salvation meet
ing at 8 o'clock at night.
The offhvrs have started a re
lief department where the poor
can get clothing1 and other neceij
sltles for a very small price, or,
according to Knvoy Barker, If Ihey
I cannot uf ford to pay, the art lHes
twill be g'ven freely. This depart
( ment will be open Tuesdays and
Saturdays each week In the base
ment of the Salvation Army build
ing. Knvoy Barker urges that all
having clothing- or uny article (hat
' can be of uny ervlc.e give hem
to I he Salvation Army. Please
call 5iK und we wdll be glad to cull
at your home," he stated.
E
According lo reports late ye?
terday the American Legion in I
Orande h;is raised it.s 'iiiota tot th
nulinnal f i ve-intHlon-dolla r endow- 1
nn nt fund drivi- and the campaign
for maintenance of the Doernbech
er hosiitai al Portland, with hoiui:
yet to be solicited. rndoilbtedl)
th' final figures will be greater.
Th legion officials expressed
keen appreciation of the gencrotdtv
of the community in making lb
campaign a success. It l:t consid
ered a fitting demonstration of this
city's loyalty to the veterans and
orphan children who will b" "given
u chance- as a result of ihe endow
ment fund that will be created.
SCHOOLS TO IIA WIVI.S
Ft OLNi;. Ore.- - N
(led W OtlM n Will be
school teucllCKI in lh
more mar
hiplnycd a.;
Lugene rt:
annuiinc
Kchools, according
to
nimt by the school
board. The
I evolution adopt cd by t he
stat'd, however, that the
board
poll
was not retroactive. . .-a
now under contract will noi
urrvrti d.
I ii '1 r the riHoluISm an
t ache r elected in the fill II n
the bfiard must lei ini tie t e
contract al Ihe end of the t
In w'littdi Mbe ion rrli m, nhotitd
take that nte p. A (so, any n . a
tiacher who inurries during the
vacation neason, automatically c;.';t
ccts her contract then.
Ml QUOTA
RAISED HER
Memorial Day
Message By
- Legion Head
INDIANAPOLIS, Indiana, Spe
clal ) The Mernoriul Day messvigo
or James A. Drain,1 National Com
mander, to The American Legion,
Is nublished In the American he-
Iglon Weekly today as follows:
To you, from fulling hands, we
throw
The torch; be yours to hold it
high.
You will recognize those linen
from the most famous poem In
spired by Ihe World War Colon
el J (din Mac line's "In Flanders
Field." Colonel Mm-Kao himself
sleeps in Flanders Field. Ills mes
sage rings true wherever melt
pause in Ihe routine of their lives
to gain a renewed wplrit of con
hecration to country from homage
they give to the memory of men
who died tor country in ull or our
warn.
To us, or the Legion, that unnu- soeluted Press) Dr. Frank C.
al pause of u moment brings a Hurt, Portland phy.siclan, was yes
reconsecratlon whose Impress Is terday sentenced to five yeaiH In
stamped deeper on our hearts ev-
rv Memorial Day. For we served
side by side with those men whose
memory we honor, nnd side by side
with those other men, still carry
ing the scars of their devotion
whom we honor face to race.
Thin year, working an a ' niorr
pOT. en UI, Cto.ieiy - hum HUH l mi u e
ver before since we came out
war. we are iiMnsiating uiin recon -
serration into a most constructive
ind practical movement which we(. , f ,.,-'i.
call the American Legion hndow-i
ment, I'mid. The Income from thtn
Fund will be devoted to I he e,-
vice of the Legion 111 Old of Olir
disabled comrades and to the cure
of Ihe children whose fathers did
not enine buck.
This is tie- fluent monutiH nl The
American Legion can raise in me
mory of its departed nnd in hom
age to its maimed com tad cm. To
us, from fa I ling hand a. I hey havt
thrown the torch. II. Is ours to
hold It IiIVIl
We shall keeep the faith.
ASK GOVERNORS
FOR SUPPORT OX
"DKFENSK DAY"
WASHINtiTON (By Ihe A'soci-
jilcd Pre;-) Telegrams re.pi.Mt-
ing support of the governor.! of all
Hinl.'- and corj s area commandera
in the "Hicond defeliMe b-st oil July
Fourth" were sent Ott c:tfef-dav
by A'ting Seen-tary (d War Deii.i.
Bridge U orh Progrc-cs
HD ;IVL.:. or-.
Reiitiej,, local contractor, m
a (T' w of F' men pu.'hiuu i
j plettoii a le w l,rhlt;e on th
J Uie highway, over
i of llood River. 'I'll
the west folk
structure will
be completed by June i.v ticcordlng
'to county officials, who visited the
upper wist fmJ dUirlcl on u tour
ttt road liifpection.
SAME POLICY
tWAS)UNGTON, (By the Associ
ated prcKB) The administration
of Klk Hills navul oil .reserve prob
ably will continue ax at present un
der u federal court decision Thurs
day holding the Doheny Interest's
lease of the property invalid.
In nnllcipatloii of such a rul
ing the navy has been going for
ward with plana to continue the
present arrangements.
IS SENTENCED
PORTLAND. Ore. (By (he An'
Hi" federal prison and fined $r(mi
by l ederal .ludg
p.ean. following
Hart's conviction
of violation of
'he Mann act
Nhoepuian Charged wllh Afurd :
i LA ,M TI1
FALLS. Ore.- Flr.U
charges have be -il
degrei- muni
i(M
I lb-. against Frank Way, prnm-
IfU.r.l l in in:. I h :hei-liltiit I) IlitWeV-
Jut y. The loronei Jury foil. id
I (in I Tln.i.l li v t ni.liv .lie. I as (I
, ( ,M)( ()(. j( ,',,.,,,.,, hUuM lnMU.(.
. . ,,,.,.. .. ,tM, fiuUt In
finish in Ihe Devil's Oarden
country. Mmphy wi
MiIh iiioriime.. Tht
s buried here
chuieh was
f packed. '
Sub in Teacher Select eil.
Sab in, Ore I!. W. Ta.te-r. for.
inerly eniitoyed aa iii!il ruel or al
Lntei prise. I inh end nee and Cm
vathrt. was ideeted awiilslanl prin
cipal oj the parriah Idch school
li
I 1 1
ub;
iuln
lit
lected in. in-J
llistruclor.
DOCTOR HART
A griculturists Wo u Id
Fight Bugs With Germs
(IU Cbiirlc p. sti-unrt)
WASH ING I N N FA Special)
-Wllh (he put. lie health service
; KlniflMlig every licVC to Stamp Ots
I ease out, the Agriculture Depalt
j iiieol Is tiieVdnjf jiH brains to star)
,. M. new ones -dNeascH id buc.i. A first
v has class. r deadl.v . hlghl cauhig-coin-
Ions bug dis. a.fc Is Ihe le.-,l way of
Loht iballut; wltli the pesls
I Spraying, gashing and all tne.
chauical methods of exterminating
them are sjit.nfaclory
rur as Ihev ko, but Ih
compn h-nslvi- as a
nough us
're not as
as a good epi
s. they're e;pcnsle,
dcntlc. Ih
State Highway Commis
sion Disapproves of
Franchise Request
SAYS IT WOULD BE
"STEP BACKWARD"
Proposed - Move Would
Shorten the Distance
Between Tillamook and
Portland 3(5 Miles.
PORTLAND, Ore. (By the As
sociated Press) The atate high
way commission opposes toll roads
In Oregon.
This was brought out late yester
day when the commission discussed
the proposed franchise asking' for
a toll section on the new road be
tween Tillamook and Forest Grove.
Promoters of the franchise uru
Senator Heals, of Tillamook, nnd
hi AL Chandler of Olympla.
The proponed roud would short
en the distance between Portland
und Tillamook about 3d miles, ac
cording to ('handler.
"Step Backward"
"Returning to toll roads would
be a step buck ward," declured Com
missioner Van Duzen. "It would
overturn the hlghwuy system of
the slate and if wo upproved this
one we would have a swarm or ap
plicants ror toll bits or roud in ev
ery section of the state. 1 know
of on commission who vary much
disapproved the granting of the toll
roud franchise."
Judge William Duby, commission,
chairman, und Commissioner Ala
lone, of Corvnlltn, also opposed the
franchise.
RICHMOND, Va. AP Th3
famed hospitality of tho Old Do
minion has been Invoked for every
feature of the exlenslvo program
of eutertutnmeut Virginia editors
havo prepared for the fortieth un
nual convention of the National K
dltorlal Association, which meets
June 1, 2, 3.
Fditon; and reprewntatlvcs of
newspapers from every stato In tho
union and from many of tho island
protectorates and territories are.
expected to attend. Thn vanguard
will come from the southern states
and from the cost, but the. largest
single group will arrive on open
ing day from across tho Mississip
pi and from the central west. These
delegates will ride In by special
train through Virginia's mountain
gateway, slopping ut places of In-
ten-st enrouto and turning tho
journey into a holiday tour.
Addresses by prominent editors
und advertising men will occupy
the portion of the convention pro
gram not given over to business.
Five welcoming speeches will start
the transactions on opening day,
(iovernor K. Lee Trlnkle, hearing
the welcome of Virginia, being tho
chief handshaker. President Geo
rge W. Marble, Fort Scott. Kansas,
w ill respond and then proceed to
deliver his annual address. Re
ports of officers und committees
will consume the remainder of the
morn trig session.
"The Wider Field of Journalism"
will be Ihe afternoon subject of
James Wright Brown, secretary of
I he World's Press Congress, and
editor of "Kditor und Publisher."
He will be followed by Arthur Bon
net, Chicago, president, Bonnet -Brown
Corporation, who will
speak on "Making the Newspaper
a Succe:s." Greetings from tho
Far Fast will be brought by Fd
w aid Brodie, u past - president of
the association, find now t'nilcd
Stales Minister to Slam. Mrs. Leo
J .Rounlree, of the Dally "Fugle,"
(CnntlniMMi on page 8)
,hard work and involve continually
Id epmg at. it. A disease, one
started, runs automatically. R
Mprcods, too. Bh effects, instead o'f
, wearing off, grow worse for tho
bugs.
The dlftletilty' in to find th"
right kind of disease for alt the
ditfereul varieties of bugs. Of
course Ihe department's hostility
toward them Is based on their up-
petite for farm products. They eat
j millions of dollars' worth annual-
(Continued on Puga Eight.)
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