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IHL =r LENTS STATION, PORTLAND, OREGON, FRIDAY, Subucription, $1.50 the Year. Miss Maude «aider, formerly of Bevsnty-mnth street, visited Mr. LOCAL HAPPENINGS 4418 and Mr«. W. A. I’retteo, 4530 Blxty- Hi'ralîi AUGUST 4 1922 Christian Century Writer Gives Views Of The K. K. K. EUGENE, ORE,t VOL. XX, No 81 OREGON NEWS NOTES CLUB MEETS OF GENERAL INTEREST seventh street, last Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bauer and chil to New York Miss Htrinmetz was a dren motored to Damascus Sunday, teacher In the Portland schools and where Mrs. Bauer and chddreu founJ was state president of Oregon Chris apple», and Joo same other thing*. tian endeavor. She is now serving as At th* August meeting of Lents’ Principal Events of the Week B Tabeil, MOI Foster Road, to .......... .. ■ ..A - a worker among young people of the Business' Men's club test night several Briefly Sketched for Infor* , buildi»s a UtUo store al MU Foster Presbyterian church. By Alva W. Taylor, la the Christies fore-shortening of reason, substitut The Menace of the Klaa visitors from the Mount Hood cut-off Road, in which he will sell tobaccos, mation of Our Readers. Ceetary ing one's emotional cmwepUuns of Mr. and Mrs C. A. Hitchcock of and other small articles. I have recently bean in both Oregon road district were present and re In the republican primaries in Ore what ia American for a rational pa and ths south and have talked with ported the progress that had been Ilwry «earls is bock again at hia Jefferson, O., are visiting Mrs. J. T. triotism. In other words, if a man old task of sawing wood. Olaf Teadel, Rogere, 4606 Heveutieth street. TYisy gon recently the governor of ths state many leaden in religious and social made with the Clackamas county au In. Margaret R. Shields hts been did not agree with yon he was not a are on a lour of the wsst. They have of highy-Cisth and Foster Road, ia affair« about the klan. It waa origi thorities in reference to the location appointed postmaster at Bancroft. was nearly defeated for renomi nation good American. Thus the hasty epi and paving of the Mount Hood cut-off visited Yosemite and Yellowstone helping Mr. Beads this year. nally a revival of the old post-war Coos county. by a state senator who based his cam thet» of “pro-German,” "bolshevik,” George E. Hoyt moved Mr. and parks. Mr. Hitchcock waa formerly Ku Klux of the ’60s in the south, but which would at one stroke give these Strict enforcement of the Salem cur "red, ” etc. about everyone who dif people and thia district a rood lessen superintendent of schools in Ashland. paign on ths governor's opposition to lire. Bain Wunder Saturday U> the its numbers in the north perhaps out few law was announced by Verdan fered with you, especially if tho dif ing the distance from Boring and Mrs. Mabie Robinson and nephew, the Ku Klux Klan. The governor ’ s Bchrvoder Royhl Anne chicken farm number those in the south. At the Moffitt, chief of police. on Eight y riie u nd attest south of Warren Chisholm, are planning to attitude toward the klan waa ap fering one were liberal in opinion, or reunion of th* old confederate vet other adjacent places to a market, and asked for fairer consideration of your Twenty-eight towns and 45 Epworth make al trip to Yellowstone park plauded by most of the newspapers Johnson creek. erans in Richmond the other day ref to the Mount Hood loop road. From favorite prejudices. War demands a the Mount Scott district committee. leagues were represented at the first during tho last week of August. and »proved by ministers and other George T. Parry, attorney and erence to the old Ku Klux was greeted Mr. Tussey chairman, these men annual Falls City Institute Mr«. Irvin Heinrichs, Miss Ruth leaders in communitp morals, but hs hot patriotism, but peace can thrive with an uproar of rebel yella justice of the pears of Milwaukie, learned that Mount Scott was back of The poutofftce department haa auth was in Ionia Saturday for the Battin Heinrichs, Mr. and Mrs. Sherman, pulled through by only a small mar only in a patriotism whose light bum* I found some excellent citizens de them in their efforts to get this road orized an additional force of IS clerks funeral. Other south Multnomah and S. M. and W. E. Whitman, Mr. and gin. There were other issues, but to illumine and not to injure. Thia so-called "100 per cent Ameri fending its revival and among them and that pressure would be brought for the Portland postoffice. Clackamas county people attending Mrs. H. Mis son, George Jennings and they seemed subordinate to that of the klan and the klan pushed the canism" has violated tho moat funda a number of ministers in communi to bear upon Multnomah county com The Richardson Gap cheese factory, Miss Irene Crow were in attendance th« obsequies were Mike Gaffney nuJ mental principles of genuine Ameri ties where they are organized. They missioner* to do their share towanfa located about six miles southeast at at the Columbia elty Baptist young fight. Mr. Gilchrtat. Scio, was destroyed by tire Monday. In Texas the democratic senatorial canism in denying liberty of assembl all said, “I have seen what it does.” obtaining the road. Mias Alice l«>f<-bre and Miss Cora people’s conference. Further inquiry revealed that the klan The matter of the city of Portland Wounds suffered when a bull attack Colurlc spent last week at Seaside Mrs. Ward Swope took her class, primary contest similarly pivots age, freedom of speech, right of or Mm. W. McVey and Mm. Howard the juniors of the Kern Park Chris around the klan. Senator Culberson ganization, and representation to any had cleared out whisky-runners and giving adequate police protection to ed and gored Frank Lsndolt. 40 years McVey and twin daughtioa were tian church, on a picnic to Mount is being opposed by Representative group of legal citizenship, and in other immoral characters and it Lento was discussed. Lente business old. at his home near Mohler, prov Henry, who stakes his campaign bold seeking to repress or restrict the free seemed Co me apparent that my par men are tiring of paying taxes to the ed fatal to him Wedntsutey visitor» with Mrs. Ray Scott park last Friday. son friends had not looked deeper j city and on top of this paying for a ly upon ths klan isue. Senator Cul expression of public opinion. Thus far this season 130 tons of Bansberry, VMU .Sixtieth wv.-nue. Word haa been received by Mrs. N. shipped W. M. Donaldson, watch repairer, E. Cham bless of Arleta from the J. berson declare» it should be destroyed, Orxaiuziag Oar Favorite Prejudices into its purpose and method than to private watchman to give them police loganberries have been that whidh incidentWJy helped on protection. through the Oregon Growers' associa baa returned to Arleta after a two K. Gill Co. that the grammar and while Mr. Henry replies, "The Ku Tho Ku Klux Klan seems to be their good work. I felt also that they The auto camp committee reported tion from Canby. years ahaence at 1105 Hawthorneave- music text books for the next school Kulx Klan must and shall survive in sue. Ho haa a shop at «435 Foster year have been changed. The Mac Texas and throughout tho country," founded upon the favorite prejudices «hared to a considerable degree ths that the camp was so popular that Owing to the drought, red spider prejudices against aliens, Catholics some travelers were planning quite an Rood. or some other cause the hops in the F'addcn language series will replace and declares, "I am a natural born of the average American, and the not and negroes. So, too, it seemed to me I extensive stay at the park. Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Douginas and the Alden language books now in use. klseiaman. They didn’t have to make small degree of genuine conviction Mount Angel vicinity will not be over that in about the ratio that those It was decided that the regular half an average crop. me one. I received great benefit when Mr. and Mrs. loonie Douglas* of These books will soon be on sale. born of them. Bock of every one of prejudices were absent the klan was meeting night of the club would be 1 took fellowship in the Methodist «event > second and F oster Road, have Linn county farmers are beginning The Baptist Young People’s union church. I received great benefit when these prejudices there may bo some condemned notwithstanding its action on the second Wednesday of each been al Garibaldi. Calvin iJouglaaa to cheer up as the harvest season •tale summer conference Convening I went through the Masonic degrees. thing that gives fear to the provincial- on behalf of morals. Men in wider month, in the Lents Grange hall. ia expm ted home thia week end. progresses Yields of grain are prov at Columbia City went into session These all made me a beter man. But minded. It is really an “ahti” move fields of religious action than the Mr. Tusiey reported upon the action Rev. G. M. Sniderhon has a nsw last Friday, July 28. It is catimated when I read the creed of the klan a ment in which the great majority may local parish were of one mind in of the east and south Portland people ing better than expected. Font touring car. The 54th annual Oregon Baptist be devoted to the flag and to law and strong condemnation of it. It is safe who are desirous of having another convention was held at Columbia city, The Herald apologises to Ed. Me. that 5(X) young people are taking ad new religion came over me.” vantage of the ten-day course consist to say that men of wider knowledge, bridge acrosa the Willamette river at Mahon, proprietor of the Flriand The congressman goes on to defend order. Our “109 per cent American" with more than 100 delegates in at ing of Bible training, methrxis of con larger sympathies, and more rational Beacon street Action will probably is all that. But a half-truth is made bartwr shop for calling him anything the kianamen as men “who believe in tendance at the conference. but the real Irish name he ia proud ducting B. Y. P. U. meetings and constitutional government, in obedi dangerous by the half-falsehood it patriotism are unanimously in opposi I be taken to have proper represents- The Roseburg Country club has de recreation. tion to it as a menace both in its ■ tion at the4i?xt meeting of the state to bear, McMahon. The Herald called ence to the laws of the country," and carries on its under-side, and doubly cided upon the erection of a club legislat re to see thst the bridge is Mr*. 8. L. Barnett and son. Harry, says “the klan believes in Christian dangerous if the emotional content of aims and in its methods. him MrMtutn and M><ku>n. house oa the property recently acquir placed in the most advantageous place. and Mr*. l/ouiae Hemricks from the The great menace of the klan lies Mrs. M. J. Callicotte, 8439 Foster ity." Though “we do not come to the half-truth carries the half-falae- ed a few miles north of the city. Axel Kil iahl reported upon the plac Road, to leaving thia weak on a buai- Arleta Baptist church attended the make war upon any religious organi liood into the war-like action of a in its method. Honest, courageous Members of the Oregon supreme Baptist church state convention al zation, we do claim tho right to ex crusader. citizens of large mind will not hesi ing of new snto camp signs and upon court doffed their official robes Tues Mre. Hedge, mother of Marvin Columbia City last week. Acting under the banner of “Ameri tate to take their stand on moral and the action of the residents of the day for their annual vacation. Tho ercise our own liberty in the choice Mr*. W. B. Newton of Albany visited of our religion and of our churches. canism" and “law and order” tho real civic issue* in the open, and they Pleasant View avenue district in the Hedge and daughter of Alaska, have court will resume its duties Septem her son. Roy, at 5736 Forty-fourth If ths citizens of Texas and of this animus of the klan seems to be anti will act by and through the law as matter of a better road. returned to Portland. ber 1. Mr. anl Mrs. John Donaldson and avenue, over the week end. country will cling to the doctrines Catholic, anti-Jew, anti-negro, anti- such. In no organized society can Herbert Hoover, heed of the depart Mra. J. J. Handsaker filled the even well-intentioned men afford to ARLETA LIBRARY NOTES eon, Mr. and Mm. Fred Rathkey of enunciated there, they will preserve alien and anti-radical. Tho honest ment of commerce, baa telegraphed to fttitetey. Ma. and Mrs. Ralph Stans, pulpit at the St Johns Congregational our homes and our country." k Lans man tells you that it ia net that take the enforcing of the law into Governor Olcott, suggeetlng a state ehtirrh last Sunday evening in ths their own heads. In a frontier where In spite of the heat and the dust Mr. and Mrs. Gardner, Dr. and Mrs. at all, but that it ia “pro-American” organisation in Oregon tor the market Why the KlanT Nelson and daughter were Sunday absence of the pastor who is vacation with a devotion that finds in these law is not organized or in a commu the library is quite busy. The cir ing of coal An organization that numbers thou groups dangers to Americanism. He nity where lawlessness haa taken pos culation for July was 5012. Many callers at Cosy Corner ranch, Mr. ing near Corvallis. George Polund Putman. New York Mr*. L. H. Fishbum of th* Kern sands doss not some into existence declares he has no objection to any session it may be pardonable for the are availing themselves of the privi and Mrs. G. C. Hamilton, Gilbert Sta publisher, will head a party of auth without a cues, and it does not con Park Christian church took her Sun one being a Catholic, but has a defi best element* to take vigilante action, lege of taking ten vacation books with ors and faurnallst* to the 1922 Round tion. tinue to grow and stage initiations of day school class, the girl* of high 1 but never in a nation-wide area nor them on their trip. These books are G. C. Hamilton was in lxrnts nite objetcion to Catholics acting as up to be held at Pendleton September school agv. on a picnic to Peninsula hundreds at a time and to enter poli such in political matters. So, too, ho in the average community. due back October 1. Wednesday. 21, 22 and 23. tical contests with such amazing re declares he is far justice for the Becrecy, combined with the use of Forty or 50 I-ent* people will enjoy park last Tuesday. The Arista well baby clinic cele The water In the Columbia river The Arleta W. G T. U. ia planning sults unless a great number of citizens negro and the alien but that he in force, inevitably degenerates into law- brated its first birthday August 1. a picnic of Wise Bros.’ department haa reached the stage where fish are convinced of ths urgency and a special program for the Gresham store alt Pudding river Bunday. tends to see that they both keep their lessness itself. Tho old Ku Klux thus There were 293 babies enrolled dur wheels in the gbrge can operate no Many attended the funeral of fair. August 10. The topic of th* soundness of something for which it place. He runs with the law where degenerated until the hand of all law ing the year and four new appoint more far the season The spring stands. Whether that cause be real program will be “ Law Enforcement ’ ” <>eorge H. Peterson, father of Fred the law is not enforced and before it abiding folk was against it and law ments were made the first day of the catch haa been large. Peterson of Lents’ pharmacy, Wednes The chief speaker of the meeting, or imaginary, it is real to those whom where the law, moral, social or legal, iteslf drove it into oblivion. In the new year. The clinic meets every Prisoners In the Lane county jail day. Rev. Mr. Smith officiated. Mem which will be held in the forum tent, it enlists. If it is not real in its own is, to his mind, menaced. Thus the Missouri Ozarks you may see the bald Tuesday and Friday at 1 o’clock. hereafter will be turned over to the right the organization may be dan "bootlegger" is visited with the ter tops on mountains made historic by bers of the Oddfellows, Reuben Wil will be B. F. Mulkey. Summer is especially trying for the Aaa Eastbum of Albany visited his gerous through its very devotion to a rors of a night-ride, the loose char the meetings of the ’"bald-t^obben” baby so don’t forget your particular county roadmaster for work on the son post of the Grand Army of the public roads and other county proj cause that does not exist. A con sister, Mrs. Roy Newton, 5735 Forty Republic and ladies of the G. A. II. acter of either sex warned to de in days when there was no law and day. ects, the county court has decided. tortion of devotion or a conviction camp wih perhaps a warning applied every man did that which was right fourth avenue, over the week end. participated in the sendees. Miss Mary Henthorne, librarian, is Fat cattle are scarce in Umatilla that is largely prejudice may do vio Miss Elite Gail Bristow, a teacher Rev. H. A. White writes from 520 that sticks to the skin, the Japanese in his own eyes. There the men of on her August vacation. She expects Arizona avenue, Santa Monica. (Ml., in the Eugene public school, ia visit lence to good aims through it* very in California carted out of the com peace organized to rid the community to have a fine two week s’ trip with the County due to the late spring and the to the effect that he is thoroughly ing at the home of her uncle, J. J, misinterpretation. munity with all his belongings, the of thieves, moonshiners and murder Mazamas up the Mackenzie river and lack of good early range feed. Ship ments which generally are inovtng Handsaker, after returning from a enjoying hia vacation. The klan seems to lie i>orn of a negro cabin terrorized by an appari ers. Then you will also see the trees into the mountains. fast at thia time are still very few. Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Wai rod enjoy vacation trip throught Canada, the post-war reaction, It is part and tion of white-clad ghosts, and a great where later “bald-knobbers” were Mias Francis Elli3 expects to be Members of the 483d company, coast their little home at 8632 Fifty-aixth middle west and Yellowstone park. panel of that hyper-Americanism that host prepared far the ballot box hanged for the crimes they committed gone all of August. Miss Rice is artillery corps of the Oregon national Mrs. J. N. Mulkey and daughter, called itself “100 per cent American” against Romanist, radical, or enemy through the secrecy of the vigilantes avenue. They have some corn eight back from her vacation at Rockaway guard of Albany, have received drill Deverly of Ocean Fulls, B. G, arc while it denied the very fandamentate of the klan, and perhaps for the carried beyond all original purpose. feet high in their garden. beach. She reports a fine time and visiting Mr*. A. H. Mulkey, 6130 pay covering the first six months of Mr. and Mrs. Kies of Deardoff of genuine Americanism. It was a officer of the law who winked at duty Law abiding men can help the law ideal weather. this year amounting to nearly $2000. •road have had a modern bathroom Eighty-third street. sort of short-circuited patriotism that in matters of well established com-I in lawful ways. All other ways are There will be a special story hour Mr*. E. O. Shepard, state president burst into flame through an emotional ■iunity morals. Orchardista of Marton and Polk __ I only a menace. added to their residence. at 2 o’clock Saturday, August 12, at counties have declared war on rab The Happy Valley forest fire de of ths Women's Missionary society the library instead of at the Mount bits and probably will ask the coun SHERIFF CANDIDATE stroyed much timber and cordwood of the United Brethren church, made SHALL WE ULSTERIZE THE LENTS PIONEER BURIED Scott playground. Miss Rice of the a trip to Coos county last week where ty courts of the two counties for SEEKS AN INJUNCTION before being controlled. UNITED «TATEST library will tell the stories. She is financial assistance in exterminating AGAINST KU KLUX KLAN Bernie Broat ia painting his Dear she addressed the missionary society W. J. Campbell, who was buried at hoping for a good attendance. But of three churches. the pests. doff road home. The repudiation of the Ku Klux Little Rock, July 28.—(Special.)— don’t forget the other stories at the W. C. Driver will preach both mom- Klan by 25 grand masters of Free- View, Wash., Monday, was one of the George Howard, who waa in the Mrs. Ora D. Fleming has leased her Action to prevent officers and mem playground every Saturday at 1 home on Deardbff road. She and her ity and evening at the Arleta Baptist masonry in the United States is very pioneers of Lenta, where he settled in bers of the Ku Klux Klan from par o’clock. Miss Byers is the story state penitentiary at Salem awaiting execution for the murder of George daughter, Helen, am visiting Mrs. church in the absence of the pastor, significant, in that it puts an end to 1865, and lived until about 1900. He ticipating, as an organization, in the teller. Rev. Owen T. Day. Mr. Day left the attempt of the klan to identify came from Iowa with his wife, Julia, Sweeney. In Malheur county was re Fleming's sister at Klamath Falla. coming democratic primary election Some of the new books at the turned to the latter county for resen John Broat of Deardoff road re Wednesday for Sunnyside, Wash., itself with a great fraternal order. a sister of Mrs. Caroline Battin of in Pulaski county has been begun by library are: tencing Saturday. turned July 24 from Tillamook where where he joined his wife who is spend Freemasonry is a beautiful and be Harmony, whose son was buried here G G Hughes, candidate for sheriff “ Music and Bad Manners" (Van ha visited hia sister. Two other sis ing the summer with her parents. He nign influence in our national life, last week. The eight children of Mr. and collector, who alleges that he be Vechten). The silveraldes are patting in an ap ters, from the east, ware in Tillamook intends to stay two weks. pearance at Astoria this year much humane, rich in philanthropy, founded and Mrs. Campbell were born here and came a member of the organisation “ Great Adventure at Washington, ” Miss Velma Shepard visited friends on spiritual faith and moral principle, attended the I^nts school, which he at the time. Mr. Broat had not seen under the belief that it waa not a poli the story of the conference (Mark earlier than usual. Trailers operating his two siatars from the east for 18 in Hopewell, Or., over the week esid. outside the Columbia river are making and in no wise to be confused with helped organize, in connection with O. tical organization, nor opposed to any Sullivan). Mrs. A. W. Knoyer, formerly Miss owlish orders that work in the dark P. I^nt, for whom the town was good catches, some beats getting as class of citizens, but strictly a law- “ Seeds of Time, ” a book of poetry Mr. and Mrs. Jack Manz and baby Regina Ernie of Linnton, Is visiting in defiance of law. It is an roder that named, and Jacob Johnson, from whose enforcement body. high as half a ton. by the author of “Abraham Lincoln”— daughter and Mr. and Mrs. John Man* her sister, Mrs. J. H. Morse, 5616 work in the dark in defiance of law. family Johnson Creek takes its name. The Oregon Growers' Co-operative In the complaint now filed in his (John Drinkwater). and son, Willie; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Forty-fourth avenue. It is an order of picked men, obligated They formed the first school board and suit to enjoin the organization, Hughes “Story of Drugs" (Henry C. Fuller), association, with headquarter* in Sa Mra. J. H. Ludwig and children to chastity and charity, and sworn to acted in that capacity for many years. Mirwald and four children made up a alleges that the defendants “ contem is popular and non-technical on the lem, handled approximately $2,000/- happy party to Cannon Beach oq « apent a week in the country near make righteousness and good-will pre Mr. Campbell organised the first plate immediately mailing to each origin, preparation and commercial 000 worth of fruit during the last recent week end. Mias Emma Young Oregon City. vail. The Ku Klux Klan,, if it has grange in Oregon and also Evening member of their organisation a importance of drugs. year, according to a report made pub The public is invited to witness the its way, will Ulsterise America, mak Star grange at Lents. He was a of Sellwood accompanied the party. lic by the assoctotioa. printed ballot containing the names “ One Man in His Time ” (Ellen Martin Manz, son of John Manz, volley ball games played esrh night ing our cities scenes of tragedies such United Brethren minister and superin of various candidates before the com Glasgow), a novel with a bit of mys At a mass meeting of cdtisens of LA tendent of the union Sunday school at the Arleta Baptist church. •pent the paet two weeks with his as terrify Relfsst. It behooves right- Grande and Union county a resolution ing democratic primary, and that tery and a well-knit plot. Leonard Harnett is lenving for thinking men of all race« and religions which met for many years in the old grandparents at Rickreall. among other« it will contain the “Batik and Other Pattern Dyeing” was adopted placing the section repre J. A. Teeny haa purchased a home Weston, Or., where he intends to to bestir themselves, lest rancor, run schoolhouse. His wife died some eight names of certain candidates for the (Baker), history and process of this sented squarely behind the proposed spend the rent of the summer, Hia ning rife, end in a saturnalia of blood- years ago and three of his children at 4310 Sixty-fifth street. merger of the Union Pacific and Cen democratic nomination for sheriff and art, illustrated in colors. Mm. J. Hansen is visiting in San brother. Gordon, haa just returned red intolerance. Those who fan such have passed away, but he remained collector, including the name of said tral Pacific railroads. The New York Sunday Times and hale and vigorous until nearly 90 from there. Fismcisco. passions are playing with fire, for Doubting of the acreage of potatoes plaintiff; that the persons to whom Radio News are now avaidable at the Mr. and Mra. W. 0. Swift left Tu**- getting the Lilliputians may kindle a years of age. He wsa well known to H. R. Stone has rented the house which grower* seek to have certified this ballot will be mailed b» asked to library. the older residents of southeast Port day far Seaside. at 8935 Forty-fifth avenue from J. J. conflagration which even a Gulliver for seed purposes Is reported by Fred vote for one name upon the ticket Mr. and Mra. J. J. Handsaker and cannot extinguish. Though boasting land. I. F. Coffman, called "mayor" Handsaker. and scratch the others, and that the tion in such procedure would amount Benflion. Ums tills ewinty agent The On Monday evening a reception in daughter, Elatn*, and Hieona New of its "Americanism," a more un- by many, was hia nephew one receiving the greatest number of to a violation of hia pledge taken as certified acreage last year was 21$. honor of the return of Miss Faye ton made a trip to Independence laat American organisation than the Ku votee will be determined the candidate a démocratie primary candidate which This year it will bo about 500. Steinmetz from New York will be held Friday where they visited relative*. Klux Klan has never been concocted.— of the organization land that the declares that "I am not now and will Owing to the dry spring that pr* The younger children of Mr. and at her home, 1520 Taylor street. The The Christian Century. others will be requested to retire from not become the candidate of any vailed along ths Oregon oooat thin reception will be in the form of a Mrs. W. I* Ormandy, who have been the contest, and that it is calculated faction, independent or otherwise, year, the hay erap to enesually light lawn social and will consist of music, suffering from the whooping cough, It is estimated that about $8,000,000 that the result of said ballot, when either privately or publicly suggested, for Tillamook county, although there readings by Miss Emma Walton, are nearly recovered. is inrested in fox farming in the returned, will be announced." other than the regular democratic is a fairly good crap of oat hay which (Additional Locala on Page 2.) games and refreehmenta. Before going United States alone. Hughes declares that hie participa- nominee." will relieve the feed question some.