I SHEEP WHICH WAS SOLD AND RESOLD AT BEND WOOLMEVS BANQUET UNTIL $3000 WAS REALIZED lltfl FOR RED CROSS. PLEDGE LOYALTY President Hudson, of First Na tional Bank of Bend, En tertains 150 Guests. SHEEP SELLS 140 TIMES OREGON nnrrnnrii anttn pirl) io Kl-M-tl f"r KrJ ( nv JC. X. Manllrlil, .o V. Mowr i;. I. C n-trk Make AiWrcM-t ua Matter ol Ml' llrrl. rt'M . Mar.-h IT. Sp!at ) Or. 'Vi-ji'i-lrr.l and fifty aheepmen of I. ntnt ircn .lined Ut nUht at th l-i:.t H iit t twin or f. Ilurt.on. j,r.,l.l,nt .-f the Klrpt National turn. ITor.iln.-nl imont the U'il tnylled to m- the eh.rpmrn were IS. N. Slali- -I.I ranriidata fur 1'nlted fuin m ,,,.' ..;., Mwr. candldaie for ;v ernor. and I. Cusli K. candidate for J..!.- Treasurer. A I'Utram wa re ceived from llovtfr.or Jamca WlihT rornbe ejpre.pin rtlt becau of hi tnablli'T to be pMnl. principal fratur of the ivcnlns j the pIe of Ho.ther Hilt. a flue bred hrp donated b W. I. M.--or-mrl. to the Ked 'ro thapier of Hnrl. whl.h was auctioned off ! ;orse Kourll. of ITInllU. The irrp o'd t time at price. rj,l(ii,( trom i to I10'). Nearly iJoon a re-.-t-l for the pheep. Klht p. nam houaht him al i. ten at I.J. ti. at II. on at ItJ. IJ at eecn al l.'i. four al . on al . nine at one at I til. Iwo at one al ;. on at and one at floo. It X. jitanfirtd'a bid of J10' a erected lth cheer, and Tom frontn. repre a'ntlnc a pool of lrl.fi ahr.pnien. pur cMj"I the fti-p at prai tlially every pn.x at ahlrh It J offered. The ninncr llt SO i" local "d - chapter. Mr. Kuaaelt expecta to offer Hrotlier II, a for aule In practically every ell) lu the pljte. the proceed of which will to the IocaI Ked I'ruis. Ir. Munflcld wa the principal apeak ,r of the eventne. Introduce! b errton A. Korhea. Mute Krprepcntallve from thia dlptrlcl. who preni.lrd a tou.tmJ"ter. he wa ureeiert with Cirrn when he aroe t aMreaa the ,iir-pinen. Mr. SlanfleM expr-a.ie.l hia plra.urc .it beliiK the uet of Sir. Iluj- ..n. to whom he referred as tne Ola" iit little nuin In the atat of t,reoii." lie l.iuitrd IK'iid the mot rapidly (.row Ins. the mot asre?slv ilty In vrrsun. lr. Manflrld iipoke at ome ena;h on the detelopineni of tho aheep Industry o( Itrnm. whuh had made Portland tue e-vnd w ol filter of the I'nlted Matr. The Irtrh aheepnirn. he Mid. ar- Ulriu the foundation for all In" lure delopmeiH of the Industry In iir.,n Mr. Stanfleld pledarrd hlmaelf t a policy of devel.-plna; Irrlaratlon to r maximum In Central Oreeon. -Federal awl." he "aid. "la neded. and Ked- cpjI nld we phall have. In rloplns Mr . . n.iH . the worhl ronld not eom laaaaaiaaaaamaaaawaBawaaaaaa MHH. W.tLLirK nlRDHtU, HOLDIXCS BROTHER BILL !' CHECK. I pete with the hccn Induntry In Oregon wheu barked bv the Irish. Thomas S. Ityan. of I'ortlanil. eicc i trifled hl audieti by an ddre on the third liberty loan, and cloned by Ian appe.il to the Irlnh alicepnien of ' Central tireiton. which brouKlit 10 of Iinrni 1 mrn i. -r ............ j pleiise to autocrine to the loan to the full eitenl of their ability. I litn 1.'. Moner. candlilate for governor, 'made an addra conceriilna; war proh- leinii. and partlctilnriy on the crista the Niition In faclnit In the war. Tl.. .ti.th flliiiilnea fr fllllllic the I fracture pillow for the Army hospital are now cut by marhlnea In one-cljjhth the tim" formerly required by ! women of the country w ho haco uu INSTRUCTOR IS ACCUSED Wa-liinsloii ToiicIht Said to Itcfic In Aid In War Driws. SK.UTLU, Wash.. March IT. (Spe cial.) A. S. Burrows. County Superin tendent of Schools, nan tiled a com plaint ah-ainst J. K. McVey. principal of the m-nools at KilKew'Ood. near I'a cifio City. In which the teacher Is charted with rcfusimf to In any way api-lM the Hcd Cross, war yavincs stnmps tr any other war drives. Mr. Burrows arks Josephine I'reston, State Superintendent of Instruction, to revoke the teacher's certificate held by McVey. The complaint states that Mc Vey claims membership in tnc lnierua tlonnl Bible Students' Association McVey holds an elementary diploma Issued May. 1917, by the State Normal School at Bellingham. and Mr. Burrows has written George W. Xash. president of that institution, asking the revoca tion of this diploma. McVey has re signed his position. HOOD DOCTOR IMPROVING Dr. J. H. McVay, Victim of Auto Ac ' cldrnt, Probably AVill Recover. HfiUD RIVKR. Or.. March IT. (Spe cial.) Dr. J. H. MoVay, prominent local physician and surgeon, who 18 months ago suffered a broken back in a Co lumbia River Highway automobile ac cident and passed many weeks at. the v EVERY OUNCE of flour we save NOW is going to help the boys going over there. Every loaf of FRANZ VICTORY BREAD is a boost for conservation of white flour. Uncle Sam says housewives will waste 650,000 barrels of flour annually in home bread baking. FRANZ is more than Victory Bread. It saves wheat, time, and your family's digestion. Isn't this better than baking your own bread? It's more economical, too ! Be sure and specify FRANZ VICTORY BREADS from your grocer. FRANZ Butter Nat FRANZ Whole Wheat; FRANZ Rye Bread FRANZ -rzr . -J Good Samaritan Hospital in Portland, is improving slowly at his home here. t)r. McVay has undergone several op erations and Is now -able, after many weeks of tedious preliminary exercise, to take a few steps with the aid of crutches. ALBANY WILL CELEBRATE Dinner and Speechmaklns to Mark Opening of Liberty Drive. ALBANY, Or.. March 17. (Special.) To mark the opening of the campaign for the sale of the third issue of lib erty bonds. Albany will celebrate April . as liberty any. nans re formed by the liberty loan committee here to have a big dinner in the Al bany Armory at noon that day, fol lowing a programme of music and speaking. The plan is to have every business house close, from 12 to 3 o'clock that afternoon. The dinner will be held for the dou ble purpose of announcing the opening of the drive and to raise money to de fray the expenses of the campaign here. Mrs. Rockey E. Mason and F. H. Pfeif fer. who were in charge of the dinners served here by the Red Cross to drafted men en route from California to Camp Lewis, will have charge of the coming dinner. Letters Given High Students. HOOT) RIVKR. Or.. March 17. (Spe- cial.) Letters for athletic service have been awarded the following Hood River High School students: Football, Harry Wirrick. Floyd Mason, Frank Miller, Frank Vondcr Ahe, Ray Slavens. 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