Thursday, July 8, 1926.
TX GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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Local News In Brief
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;., COMING EVFJtTS
Jfuljr IS, 14, 15 and It , Free
Homemakent' institute xmAm
auspices The Observe.
July 15 Union count Mill
annual pioneer reunion,
July M, aa, II Ouuttuiuoa of
Northwest Real Estate aso
elation In La Grande.
Sept. Si, as, 21, and IS Union
rouiitr fair at Elgin, Ore.
Mti lluiiiiiliruys I IMler
Miss Culhurlno lluiniiliroys, who
1ms been 111 since Alonuii'y, Is feel
Ins much butter tnuuy.
Uuift at I'altlsun Hume
Mrs. 1.. MeCreary. ofPortland,
Is a g-ui'St ut Hie Hurt? I'altlaon
home. The visitor, und ,M
lis,' I'attl.
son arc Bisters. .
To Portland on Vacation
Mrs. Hurry Mohr und
her
tluughU1
JBhter. Mildred, have Bono to valuauu aauon , , ., clll.
rtland on a vacation rlp of achlllU lllrcady (ne nnv
, weeks. , ,, .. hl. , . ,.
l'ortlu
few
itw Penny (Store Opens . -
A new J. C. l'enney' Co. ' storo
, was opened , in linker yesterduy'
i with a liirBi) crowd In attendance.!
uin.-iiuuiii.ii.
'l'lt iifnP.i l lc!,l..,l t M,ii ,i,I
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alley streets. ; :' ;
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Ibtnnw 4 Hood Hirer- ,. . .
Miss Nurtna Mctwen,. of Hood
11111. iriui iii-u iiuiiiiT uiii-r oin-iiu-'
ln? several days visiting Misses
Opai and 'Edith Smith uud other
friends. ',
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llrv, for Medical TmUuirni J.
flWhliielph Tucker and : family
; were In !.u, Grande from Malheur
county yesterday to have' medlcal"
ttitlmcnt jfor his small son, who
ihk broken his collar mtw.
Moils Smftill.4 in Town
Ir. W. I,. Powers, lieud of the
jjfolls ilcpatincnt ut Oreirnn Acii
'inilliiral eollcec, 1h In t'nlon coun
ty. louay visiuiik ii i iKiiiiiif. (mu
uiainaite ippurnisnv "
' 'louUlnir oVer the soil slluuliun In
'Uie valley. j- ' , . - -. . 5 ' -
''Home finiii I'orlland ,
Mis. GcAi'Kc Meaerve, who Is on
vvaealion from her work at tile
H KIlvcrlhorn-WrlKlit dmif store,
il has returned, from u I dp to l'orl
' land. t i ' -. ' .
Keliirn from lOMei-prlsc .
Mis. Wallace Cass und children,
lle'rnlcij and Arthur, returned yes
terday from Kntcrpiise. Tlley
sneiil the holiday week end i ut
Wallowa lake, stopplnit .'in jiintcr
prise on'lljelr way home. , .: ' -j,
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Airs, (iekeler Very III .
: Mrs. Kthrinu.yekBliy. who
lives cust of l.a Grande,: Is report
ed ill a critical condition today.
Khe has been 111 for u couplu of
weeks. f
Vislllus Her Brothers
." .Mrs. Mubel IK.bblns. with her
son, Philip, Is hpre from Milton,
Ore' for a few (lays' visit at the
homes of her brothers, Sherwood
and Raymond O.' Williams.
Guests of Mother Here
Mr. and Mrs. Hush McCull, or
llalncs. have returned home after
a few daya visit with the former'!
mother, Mrs! Harali Mct'nll, ut Ihe
home of her duuffhter, Mrs. Flor
ence llacon. Mrs. McCull has been
only a short (line from New York,
where she visited her father.,
To India as .Mlssioimrlcs
Itoberta Omndy McKtliluy,
daughter of lien M. Grundy, a for
l ler resident of l.a Orunde. ' and
lur husband. jVI!son MeKinluy.
are visiting, tllelr relatives here
preparatory to sailing for J.uck
now, India, where tlley will enguge
In missionary worl: among the na
tives. . . '
.Moving to I'ortliuu!
Mr. and .Vlrs. I'. I). Congilon and
daughter mid Mrs. Krank Koht, nil
oooooooaooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo
Clint s Great
1 Money
Raising
Sale
GOINCf'f ULL BLAST EVERY DAY!
Saving You Money on Your - Needs Of
, . Quality Merchandise. ;
MEN'S AND BOYS' OUTFITTERS
JLINT WTHIEI
m u?s siotnca, lown, concluded n
six weeks visit here with .Mr. and
Mrs. George Earhart this mornlnn
and continued on their way to
1'ortlnnd, where, they expect to
make their home. Mrs. Coiwrtlon
Is a slater of Mr. and Mrs. Kolit
no is their aunt.
Here from
.Mr, and Mrs. I. It. Heaalv nml
i family arrived In l.a Oranda .
terday from Wichita, Kansas, uud
Will spend the summer as suents
or his brother J. v. Heasty's mo
ther and another brother, Carney
arrived huro: a rew days ago and
Canu-y hus accented a , uoniiinn
with Die teli'phonn rdmunny. Ills
lanuiy will follow later.
liny .New Habhlls ,
niue Mountain Kur and Kia
llicrs has Just added to Its hutches
two Chinchilla docs, recent sr-
' j rivals from Kuglanri, and deserlb.
' . n. i-ainur, or tnc robiiii
farm, as "from the blue bloods of
rabbitdom." He says they are a
and
he and his partner, Mr. Hoffman.
expected to exhibit them . ut . tho
different fairs this full.
Spoke in llaker
(nn(in v w viv
Cnnliiln K V Klw. II M A
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.siauoneu in ui urundu, was a
uel of the Huker county cham-
ber of commerce yesterday while
ho was In that city InspeotluB tho
national guarii i,0111pany (,.,. Mo
prulsoU the Huker comimny and
pointed out (he nutwsally or peavu
time prciiaredness In an uddress.
DIVERS FIND 12
BODIES INSIDE
SUBMARINE S-51
I NEW. Y.UHK, July.. 8 . (At).
j Divers who entered Ihe battered
I hulk of the I'nlted Htates iubmu
I line H-5.1 today reporied tnat thertr
jweio about 13 bodies inside the
snip, uno body was seen wcuire-j
behind "iiiachliiei'y. In the eiiBlne
-"'loom und others were renorted In
the torpedo room. '
If tile divers'- estimate Is cor
rect It. means that' the bodies of
13 sailors: were Washed from the
hulk by .tlie waves w hile It lay
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on -the ocean
land urter betna? sunk by the ww-11 U,M" '"' "" tlvcs or Ihe ministerial association ..
steamer City of Homo Inst Hen-i nt Heia'ion of the justice court , )ict wltll WByor Dak,,r y.-sterday. known.,nre merely ror .lemon
tember and nrobubly . will ncv..rl'n t" cty h"H. Judito MiiBh K., The conference was the remit of rUtm. und will not udvertlpe the
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wiw.n hn niiiuion ncci-,...l
there . were 36 men on the' 8-61.
Three. were saved and eight bodies
were Inter recovered.
hoped Hint the remaining 25 bo.1
les had stayed ,ln the. submarine
and could be reclaimed by the be
reaved families.' The submarine
was pulled into drydock In the
mrv-y yard at Brooklyn 4oday aftehl
being, freed from a reef in the
i'last liver struck yesterduy.
Mrs. Landes May Oust
Mrs. Baker From Office
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HKATTIIK. -Illlv S (Al'l
diction was heard at the elly hull
here today that .Mrs. Hertha K. I
l.undes, Heuttles mayor, will ousi'eouri ntuiuwiu) aniri nuu - iu.
one ol her own sex rrom a mu-
nleipul position. Mrs. I.und.a th!s'
week dismissed T. Harry Ilolton
from, the civil service commission
after he refused to resign.
'.It wus said that she will soon
uslt Mrs. IJonnu K. Maker to re
sign und will appoint Mrs, Harriet
Kilns, u , clubwoman, In her place
on the commission. Tom 8. Pat
terson, the third member, is slat
ed to keep his post.
to attkxu ci:i.i:imATiox
l:OHi;m;ilG, Ore., July 8 (Al'l.
The L'mpuuu chiefs and suuaws,
Itosi-burg's booster organizations,
toduy voted unanimously to at
tend the Natron cut-off celebra
tion at l-'ugcnc on August I . The
chiefs und suuaws will appear in
full Indian regullu, and will be ac
companied by the IJouglus county
concert, bund nnd .the I'mpiitla
post. Amerlenn l,i-glon drum em-pf.
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EVERYBODY HAPPY " ' " -"'-f- y; '
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ELGIN MAN
A Jury to try the state's eharK"
of Illegal possession ill the case
the Case ,
umiinst Hd Nelson one
of Ihri'o I
taken at Klshlrap hill, near I'.lBln
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IBriidy presl.lliiff. Trlulwlll pro-.
ceed tills afternoon. I
r The court set July 14 for the
rial
for
of Glenn ltydcr, and July 15,
Glenn Graham, i Ityder und Gra
ham are the other ,two"meml;crs
of Ihe trio. . v -
Itllbc McClime'a trial will bo set
by the court tomorrow.
M. Wapnto, Toppenlsh Indian,
pleaded" guilty Jo1. Honor chnrire
when lie appeared before Judge
Urady tills morning and was sfili
tenced to a. fine of 150.
Vaughn Mnyfleld. wild was ar
rested by officers at Klgln July
on a change of (,'lvlng intoxlcutliir? ,
lllriuor to a minor, is to stand trlul
Pre-'hcrc July S". ' - . ? - ; i
Hoy charboneau paid a flno of
five dollars and costs In Juslleo
speeuing in me iMinam cunyuu.
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Root Beer Fountain
To Be Opened Here
An A. & It. root beer fountain
one or some SO to 1U0 such places
Ihal Ihe company has established
slnco It orlglnuud about four
years ago will be opened In a
few days in tho remodeled store
building on Ailumn' avenue Ihal
formerly housed Ihe Nelson slut
lonery. O. U. I'lckutt will be the
manager. He und his family mov
ed here recently from Hurley, Ida.
Ambassador Protests
At Proposed Parade
1'AItIH, July 8. (Alf Ambas
sador Myron T.,Hcriiek Is perturb
ed ut 'tho. decision of the AMSocla
tloa of American volunteers In tho
French Mrmy to take part In tho
proposed demonstration Hunduy In
opposition to ratification of the
Amrrican debt settlement.
L'nder prcNi-nt pluns the Ameri
can volunteers will be stationed be.
g.fore the Allan Kecscr monument
o'in the I'laee e Ktuta L'nls. where
OjllM-y will n-celvo a wreath from
the French Veterans' uusociutlon as
ojlt nm relies paftt.
Ambassuuur rterrieK saiu louuy
tltat the posters announcing' tho
parade were a direct slap at the
I'nlted Htates nnd ut himself. Cun
scfiucnlly he felt If Americans take
any purt in the parade. It will cm
mirrurs him officially. He frit that
It wiw unthinkable that American
volunteers would bear a shure in
the demonatratlon.
WA.NTS KAItl.Y TltlAfj
KKA'rrt-i:. July 8 fAI).Th
drfense announced today that H
will flpht any, utlempt of the
proseutlon to postpone, trial of
Wallace n'loyes (laimrt. aeeuwd
of miird'rlnf his (iaiiwhtt-r Hytvlu.
"Wv will In- n-aily for trlul
July lit," said liobcrt H. MiieKur
lnni'( uiti of tin defense counsel,
nddlntr I hut the prosecution hni
JiihI as much time for preparation
us the d-tvuH'
Mii,is may n;it.j:. . ,
HAI.KM. Ore. July . ( A I')
Consideration Is In ln given by di
rectors of the Onuon Tulp and
Paper company, or Hah m, and the
dtrectuniten or paper mills at Van
couver, Wash., and I .oh Ant'ehs.
u 11 of which arn controlled by
V. l'UdbeMer of Portland, lo a
ni'TRer of the three mills, all to be
done In probable connection with
larking onto tho m-nr'T the west
ern paper converting coinpuny of
iluleui. ' -
The Rev. Mr. Clarke to
Testify Before Jury
IOHTIND, Ore., July 8. AP)
A subpoeiut has Ue'cn bwued for
the Hev. Clement Q. Clarke to ap
pear before tho Multnomah trrnnd
jury and proHent whut evidence ho
may ha.vo of vice conditions exist
ing In Portland District Attorney
i.rH nnmiiinnnil vnatirdnv Thn
,.,, jury w1 s(art invusui.
,lnn ,..i,l.. ...nrnlnir. Itenresentn.
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a. nI,.,H of cirko to the mnls-'
Iterlnl ussociution to support his ut- '
icrlal association to sunnort his at-'
tacks on the city administration
and the -district .attorney. , .
r No specific request other than
asklmr for cooperation among nil
fuw- enforcing agencies, was muda,
on the ni):i-or by Iho committee, j
I
MEAD OFFERS NO
ENCOURAGEMENT
TO STAN FIELD
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I'KM)LI5TO.V. July 8. (AP) '
Dr. K I wood Mead, of the bureau
of reclamation, this morninjr re
iusea io oner any encourHKemi-ni
to Stanfleld people
when
they
,uguin requested
construction
work nnd extension work on the
Stanfleld propcet o that the pro- munnt?eiucnt. has made a thorough
Ject might make full us? or the tudy of arrangements and convenl
wuters from the .McKay dum when 't'tice in tho home, und her recom
It is ready for use. I Jr. Mead point-! nK'ndalioiiH, can bo accepted a
ed out that reclamation fund re- I thoroughly ' workable,
oolpts wcro falling off and tho j. (.0 Kulrbanks, who.se name 1h
bureau wus In no shape to do the familiar lo hoim-bullders in On
work It hus been eommltltd byln ror t,( help he has dispatched
eongres-J. The d.'lay at 'Stanrlehl j from ,!, office at the Oregon Ag
also deluys the moving of the cx- J rlculturul college. Is scheduled for
perlmc.it station ut Hermlston to ,.Clures on both art and nrehltec
a goveiniuent tract ot lund. Dr. turo .Umm, iMunnlnir" and "Art
Mead Is unxlous
o have, this mov-j in Education" Wlll be his after
larger field of noon lectures. Thursday he will
ed and enter
work.
Chicago Golfer Shoots
68 in National Open
COUMi;r8, Ohio, July 8. (AP)
Hill Mchlhorn. of Chicago, w.t
a fust pace for the first round of
the nallonul open golf champion
ship with a record score of (iH for
the Helot o county club links, tie
had a marvelous 33 to establish a
record for the firw! nine but was
not quite so brllljnt on thu home
ward trip.
i.itiirr imstpom;o.
WASHINGTON, July 8 ( AP).
The nnvy's non-stop attempt wl.h
sea plane Pit-1 front Seattle to
Son . Diego has b;en Indefinitely
postponed, the department was ad
vised toduy, owing to fa Hunt of
the oiling system of the plane's
engines, which landed at Pillar
Point. Wnsh., yesterday.
The plane was towed in lo Port
Angeles and It Is esliiiiuti'd that'
two weeks will be required for
repairs. The destroyer pal rol sta
tioned along the const lo safe
guard the flight hus been released
from that duly.
EXPERTS TO
ARRIVE HERE
FOR SCHOOL
(Continued from Papr 1)
of Ihe type of heat or stove avail-
;ihle, and equally Inlerentlng to
the Womnn who cook by elecfrl
elty und the one w ho prepares Jier
meals over a wood fire.
lir. t llysse Moore, who Is na- j
tionally reMpi-cted for his rcseureh
111 tho fli.Iri nf chit. I tw-Hlh will i... I
iisHlsted In his demonstrations by
Miss Allee II. Muniuurdt, ' Union'
county heuith nurse. MIsk Mar
rfuardt in arranging this week to
have several children on 4be plat
form to lllustrute the points that
the specialist will make In regard
to positive hcilth Ho will Huiude
lantern slldu lllustrotlons also run
ning troiu halt Co lhrco-quurU.
of an hoVif of each lecture.
, Won't I fold Clfnlr.
' IJi'eaufitv, of hlH limited (hue, 1r.
Moore will be unable to conduct a
clinic In ln Ciraiule, but he will be
availably flor conrurenees at whleh
pn rents ftneiy commit, him about
their chjlilVoii. r '
: Uernard Jakway, Authority on In
terior decorating, hus arranged for
the iwo of draperies, wallpapers,
und nifTM tp UluHtrato hla points In
reuard to Color, combinations and
cncuu. id c uesireu 111 iiuu-.i
,,,tnu It...... u. ,.!,.. Iin lota II
l"0""c'!,:t,f n"y,l"","M
Mr- Iuki"iJ,: lectures In San
Mr. Jakfray'i
i'neisco mtiu i.os Angeies nave
,u,"" '''eeijed with high enlhusl-
usm. and-1 lie publishers are prou.i
lo '"elude dm In the institute fuc
ulty. .';i
' Miss !-! itre Uell Cooley. who Is
to have It irgepf the sewing 'dp-
imrlmentj I. one of tho most popu-
leiiHion Kertlep. Khe Invariably at-;
trauts a lufge crowd for her dem-
onstratfons,' since she, 1m woll known j
us ui tv ring uuiy, mi iiiuml ijku;iii iii
NuggwUlonH. In her work. Hhe will
show by aotuul operullontt how to
overcome the llbi of home dress-
muKini? mimnory.
3ladiS Tholouuh Study .
Miss lluby lieers. who will ad-
drefs the institute ironrs on homo
talk lo both men and women on
"Art In the Homo."
ARCADE
LAST SHOWING
TONIGHT
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FRIDAY
SATURIMY .
BEN LYON And
T 'wA liat notional
i The Year's Great
TWO VESSELS
IN TROUBLE
I-ONIK)N, July S. . (AP) A
Lloyds dlsputch ; from Melbourne
Austrulla snys tho sloatnur Caomu
hus tfuno oslioro on the north rout
of Queensland, Tho passengers
antl crew were saved.
Tho message, which canie from
tha AustrulUv steumshlps proprie
tary limited at Molbourno, owners
of tho Coomn, says she went
ashore 'lost nlRht.
The passeneers were , t mnsf er
red to tho steamer Iturwah and
will bo landed at 1'ort Alma. Tho
warship Morusby took oft tho uuis
tor and crew tthls mornliiK. Tho
Moresby's commttuder considers
tJie (.'ooma a total wreck, , v. .
The Couma Is a teel sleaiuer or
:i.aS!t gross tons, built In U07 at
(llasgow, Hhe Is owned by the Aus
tralian Steamship . Proprietary
Ltd., und her home port Is Mel
bourne, 1 v
NKW YOU1C July S. (Al)
(Ai)-'!'! -Krone tv liner legrass,
which sailed from New York with
1.00U passengers. In returning to
New York oil account of engine
trouble said a wireless message
to the line today. Tho port-engine
had broken duwu the. message
said.
- The Degruss was about 350
miles out when the trouble deve
loped and capluln Marlus Auburt
the coiumandur decided to bring
his visual back. Hhe Is expected to
reach hero tomurrow nlghl. .
CITY OPENS
ELEVEN BIDS
ON PROJECT
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(Continued from Pace 1)
Including lk und I, hid, of I'ort
lnnd : Mr. Kelts,' and others. The
Hceurlty Construction company
members present, however, wore
In favor of considering thu John
son bid. .
, Dlcvcii lllils I '.nlei-i cl. ,
lllcls entered on the storm sewer
unit follow:. ,:
Hartonbower unl Spuelh$4 1,
sso.ia. v- ' . .
C. I', 'I'orkelson, Oswejo, Ore.
f45.3SK.Gtl.-
Jamcs C. llruud, Kpokune $10,-
2S0.U7.
I'.k and I.lnd, I'orlland Hi,
272.1(1. Charles H. Helmer, llolso
46,6l.2(l. ' i.
John Keating, ' I'orlland M",-
010.
Itldn enlercd on the , sidewalk
We Buy for Less
We Seir for Less
MEN'S WORK
SHOES
Composition soles,
sewed and nailed,
moccasin toe. The
kind that will stand
rough wear
$2.85
New Yo Store
Destroyers of High Prices.
MAY McAVOY
Weturi
Comedy Novelty
Unit follow I
Hecurlty Construction Co. Ill,
'230.60. ' , U i -3 ,
J.- W. Compton, McMlnnvllla
$30.421) !!.
Charles H, Helmer. nolle III,
67J.08. Clyde R. Scita I2T,3I.1. '
Tho norlhaldu district work Is
tho largest project to be offered
hero for several yean under : tho
provisions of the Bancroft bond
ing act. All bids for the storm
sewer unit were mora than the en
gineer's estimate, which was Ml,
430. IS and all for tho sidewalk
unit were less than tho engineer's
eallmttte, which was $37,600.32.
Tho engineer's estimato for the to
tal was 178,809.47.
llcforo adjournment, other mat
ters wore attended to, Incuding a
motion to pay Mrs. Itnmelhurt a
sum of money the city owes her
for right of way, and referring of
a petition . (or a sower ; Improve
ment between O and II uvenuca
and Ni-cond und Seventh streets to
tho pity manager. Thu city man
ager announced the reservoir at
the deep well has been . tested re
cently. ' ' ' ,
WATl-.ll OFFICIALS TO MKF.T
HAI.KM, Ore., July . (A'l'l.-
Kor the purpose of allocating the
waters of the Columbia river, stute
wuter - officials' - from Oregon.
Washington. Montuna and Idaho,
will meet at Hpokune July. 1 '.
Htato Knglneor Khen l.uper said
yesterduy. It Is probable thut. Kl
wood Meude, federul reclamation
commissioner, will uttend.
VALLEY FIELD V;
TRIPS BEGIN
(Continued from Paco 1)
visited- for u view of tamo pas
tures. Certified, potato - soed- and re
sults will bo on 'exhibition ut Ihe
lee Davis ranch. .1
rtiHi'luton at Vnlon.
I.uiclteon ut noon will be en ten
at tho Union o.porlment stutlon.
Hach excursionist Is to provide
food for himself. Ico cream und
coffee will bo furnished.
Crop demonstrations ut tho I'n-
SPKCIAL
l ltll.Y AMI SATI'ltUAV Al.l, IIAl.t' KOCKH
;: AT A IHSCOlSiT : .'".
75c Hose ,. ;i Jk
(Hie Hose i........ .VK!
Oilc M Hoso ..ttOo
A Largo Assortment of Hose ut....- Sou
Art & Baby Shop
"Everything for the Baby" .
ST Alt I
VHaBHBM i ' -.,
XJ MMSOMS
' .POLLY-
r-?. L ' from the story
a daring: wager thut
was won at a terrible
cost. A love drama of
the old West. Dick's
most picturesque role
ever. -'
Dorothy Mackaill
, Comedy "Between Meals" T. 1
SUNDAY
"OLD LOVES AND NEW"
With Lewis Stone
And a Big Cast of Favorites
III!
Mora Ka. IS
104 Adnata Av Issfcrf
j Boys9 fancy cc!art3
Blazers, elastic fcr.lt
bottomsa 4.50 vtl
ue. Sizes 6 to 16.
ui mwt
Ion stutlon are scheduled for tha
aftcpioon.
With Mr. jHckmuu on hand
act as louder, the discussions nt
the Wolf Creek hall Saturday will
center on the following intnrosts:
"l'otulo Diseases lit tho Field an4
How to Control Them' '8weet
Clover for 1'asture and os Ho.
Hulldor," Hard Kederution versus
Kede ration," "Trtbl liar ley."' ;
"Urlinni Alfalfa versus Coniiiioa
Alfalfa" and "Flax." Opportunity
will bo itiven fur tho- consldera.
tlon of., other iiuestlons on furm
crops. ' .
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