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of New t. L'V t 40 IK IN 3 Strict Regulations Placed on Exportation Finds Mon mouth Citizen By Benlah Craver MONMOUTH, Tk 11. Wil liam Rlddell Jr., who reached home this week from a " two months' trip la New ZealalTd, cam Tla Victoria, B. C, oo the Aorangl. a Canadian-Australia a steamer. He reports a very pleas ant Journey, found Romney sheep to bo the most popular breed la New Zealand, where there are more than 1500 - registered pro ducing flocks. Strict censorship Is Imposed on all exported breed ing stock by authority of the New Zealand Romney Breeders' asso ciation, which permits the ship ping of only high grade , animals which are rigidly -Inspected for suitability. . . ' Buyers do not travel at will from farm ' to farm in. Quest of sheep as in America. Large brok erage firms which handle wool sales, breeders' commodities and the like, hare agents stationed In every town who introduce the buyer to the producers. In fact the producers are apprised by the agent of the buyers' coming that the flocks may be In readiness for Inspection. Buyers are placed-on a sort of waiting list and must wait for the opportunity to be shown about. A crouo of these agents "re layed" Mr. Rlddell .wherever he wished to go at the expense of the company. High grade -Rom ney ewes sell there for 10 guineas each and rams for SS to S00 guin eas. Mr. Rlddell bought 40 animals, which tnclude his personal pur chase of two choice rams and sev eral ewes. He also bought - for "W. R. Russ, Eureka; D. N. Oould, Hydesville, Cal.,, and for C. G. Gibson, Halsey, A. ' H. Craven, Monmouth, and Orvllle Doerfler, Marion. ! ; Theee sheen represent one of the finest importations of breed ing stock ever brought to Amer ica. They win be shipped from New Zealand February 12, as In surance regulations require that cheep be fed . for at least two weeks on dry feed prior to ship- Sing, to accustom them to shlp oard fare. The shep reach. San Francisco April 1. BROOKS, Feb. 11. The. Girl Scout troop recently organised 'by Mrs. H. Lj. Graffius, is now fully organised f and " working nicely. Those who passed their Tender foot test Friday -afternoon were; Pearl Vogt, Wilda Cutsforth and Ellen Vogt. The test will be giv. BROOKS CIS K ..yen to others at the next meeting. ,,r Mrs. H.B., Booster! is suffering i & with a very painful, ulcer on her left eye. " M bis Florence Bo wley and. Mr. and Mrs. Garrett were recent guests at the home of their fath er. William Bowley. : f The many i friends of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Nlbler will be glad to hear- that their little daughter Marlon who was severely, burned about a month ago Is recovering rapidly. - lj- Mr. and Mrs. Sumner Stevens entertained on Tuesday evening the officers and teachers of th rresoyrerian sunaay - seuooi at their home. After the business seraion, Mrs. Steven? eerred dain ty refreshments. -The home of Mr. ard Mrs. Verr Jones was the scene of a mery 500". party recently. At a lat hour delicious refreshments wen served by the hostess. v Rockefeller, Sr., Takes a Rest I - W&fS s ktl. - ' f XS2v -" ' - V t Despite the battle between the Rockefeller family and Colonel Hob ttt W. Stewart for eoatrol of tlM UQdArd Oil company of Indiana, John D. Roekefeller, Sr finds time to vacatlea wltlt Fraak Hedley, iwesMent of the Tntcrborovait ltpid Tnualt company. New Tort! cvbway operators, at the Rockefeller estate at Onaoad Bearh, pi. THE OLD HOME TOWN ' Sm ' ' A "ff Oirj A3 - r WCfI III HI forces cfnaturc - ' W s4 "jZVX lrW SRS AGAINST j-, AUNT SARAH PtTABoOY APPEALED ON MAIN STREET, OUST W TJME To DEUVER ANOTHER. UECTUfcR TENTATIVE DEBATES MONMOUTH. Feb. 11. A de bate schedule has been announced in which participants from Ore. gon- Normal school will be fea tured. The debates will all be dual, one team being sent to the contesting college, the other re maining to meet the team sent here on the same date. Definite dates are February 18, with Willamette university men's team on Insanity Question; Febru ary J5, wlthuLinfield college, on Jury Question r: March 4 with Pa cific university," on Insanity : ques tion; March 80, Southern Oregon Normal school i" mixed team, on jury Question; March 11 or 13, Oregon State college frosh men's teamlOn jury question; March -7 with Oregon State -college om en's team on insanity question. The schedule is not,fomplete. and Bo permanent team member ship selection has been" made. A tentative lineup for February IS Is Affirmative, Lyle . Thomas and Algernon Gross; Negative, Carl Rasxnussen and Wlnfleld Atkin son. - Others who will debate . on the men's team during- the year are: Alva Blackerby, Carl Morris and William Wymer. George C. Berreman is acting as debate coach. . . " , .. T0: GIVE TALK TODAY INDEPENDENCE, Feb. 11, Dr. Kate Jamison, i dean at Ore gon Btate college will address the Parent-Teacher's association Tues day. The meeting will be ealled it 3 o'clock and after the pro gram refreshments will be served. The . dental . office which was :prmerly rented by Dr, 'CW, Wi rud will soon be occupied by Dr. r. K. Clanahan of Beaslde. urn Silverton Youth Is Nearly Crushed As Barn Roof Crashes SILVERTON, Feb. 11. Lou Thomas, eon of I. D. Thomas, nar rowly escaped death . recently when he walked out of his barn. Just as the heavy roof, weighted with snow, crashed in. A few minutes before as he had stood In the barn he heard the rafters - creak, looked up and walked out. Once outside, the roof fell In. There was no live stock In the barn at the time. . WACONDA. Feb. 11. The home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hall of Mission Bottom was the scene of - a merry surprise party recently given in honor of their daughter, Miss Mae Hall. She was . presented with many : lovely gifts after which music and sing ing and cards were enjoyed. At a late hour '; refreshments were served, - The guest group Included, Mr. and Mrs. George Lemery, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Barker , and- children, Lona' Mae and Jeanette Barker, Mr, and Mrs. Allyn- Nusom and sonDbnald Nusom, Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Collins, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Fltts- and children, Robert, Carl, Oral Lee and Murlal Fltts. Mr. and Mrs, Francis Nusom, Mr. and Mrs. Brltt Aspinwall, Mr, and Mrs. Ray Jones, Mr. and Mrs, Julian DeJardin, Mr, and-Mrs, Howard terson.-AIr end Mrs. E, W.: Man ning, Mr. : and Mrs, - Henry Stal Booster, Mr, and Mrs, Pearl Pat ford, Mr, and Mrs. Arthur Goffin, Mr.' and Mrs, 811 Wane, Mr, and Mrs, Frank Felton and children, Duane and Velle Felton, Mr, and Mrs. John Jelderks, Miss Gertie Capps and Miss Grace Thrapp of Salem, Mr, and Mrs. Charles Hall and the honor guest, Miss Mae Hall, , " Recent guests at the home of Mr, and Mrs. I. A, Loran were Mrs, Clara Bouthwlck, - Charle: Cook end' Mr, and Mrs, . Robert Smuts, all of Salem, Mrs, Ivan Brundridge la recot ering fim a severe : case of In fluenza. H. B. BLACK TALKS TO CLUB AT DALLAS V DALLAS, Feb. 11. The Easi ness Men's association met for Its second ratherln at the Christian church Thursday night. The By-Law committee, H,; G, Campbell and H. A. Johnson re ported and the . by-lows wefe adopted. ' The pro'gram commit, tee was O. W. Curtlsa, Abe Frle sen and E. A. Woods. The re freshment committee was Al Mc Cann, w':;-'. K w -" A Ulk by H. O. Black was the principal feature, of the evening's program. .''--..'::.- : Officers of the association aret H, B. Dashill, president; O.iW. Curtlss, vice president: Virgil Mr Fherson. secretary-treasurer. Mrs. Ellis Gives : tr0Ij6Club DALLAS, Ore.Feb: 11-The bridge dab S" enter tafned Thursday evening ; by Mrs. Wi R, Ellis. Present- were Mr. -and Mrs. Bmil Feboet- Mr.! and - Mra. Lew - Ballanjtyne, Mr, and Mrs. George Kurre, Mr, and Mrs, WaL er Muir, Mr, and Mrs. William Weaver, - Mr. aod Mra. W. R. Bllia,:: t:,. I 'f 3 The ' luncheon 'served eonalsted of Chaam Torte, Individual angel eakes and -eoffe, ..:-?; HONOR DAUGHTER Stanley cewnvc mess NICE SOCIAL AFFAIR , r BRUSH COLLEGE. Feb. 11. Mrs. Alice Olson entertained the Brush College Helpers recently. Mrs. Steina Schindler, president. presided. Mrs. Hazel Hatch, sec retary, read the minutes of the ast meeting. Mrs. Lehman read the devotional exercises. Mrs Marie Flint McCall, upon the re- luest of Mrs. Steina Schindler, -ead the article - which had cre ited such Interest at the Sweet Briar club recently, "The Origin of Oregon and its Geology." The hostess served delicious re freshments assisted by Mrs. Mary Olson and Mrs. A. D. Olson. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. V. Lee Gib son. The guest list Included: Mrs. Flola, Mrs. Lang and Mrs. Stod dard. . Members present were: Mrs. Buell. Mrs. Oorydon Blod- gett, Mrs. Fred Ewing, Mrs. Bar bara Foch, Mrs. waiter Hatch, Mrs, U. G. Lehman. Mrs. Marie Flint McCall. Mrs. Mlers, Mrs. James Oliver, Mrs. Mary Olson, Mrs. Helen Olson, Mrs. Alice Ol son, Mrs. A. D. Olson, Mrs. John Schindler, Mrs. Ferdinand Singer, Ms. A. E. Utley and the- hostess. Southern Pacific Finishes Its Work G E R V A I H, Feb. 11. The Southen Pacific welding crew, which was tent here in December, has completed its work In this area and has been- transferred to Hubbard" Their work was to tevel and correct all def ecu in -.he rail- along the track. . They were housed in a special car pre pared for sleeping quarters and took their meals at the local hotel Hubbard Teacher Fetes Her Pupils HUBBARD. Feb. 11. PupUs of the fifth and sixth grades of the Hubbard school were delightfully sntertalnsd by their teacher. Mrs. Lottie Fry, at her home in Aurora, Saturday evening. Colorful ralentlne decoratlops idded a festive note to the party and the "post-office" game , in which each guest received a comic valentine at the post-office - and wad called on to read its con tents, proved very popular. Fol lowing- the games a delicious luncheon was served, r Mrs. Ellen Carl, Mrs. Sadie Rich, B, L, Johnson; and L. A. Beckman escorted the children to and from the party. - Silverton Bank Elects Officers SILVERTON. Feb. llr-At the annual meeting of the stockhold ers of the Coolidge MeClain bank. the following directors were elect ?i: M, O. Ounderaon, chairman of the board. Minnie MeClaine Keece, A, F, ' McClalne Jr., 7, Ai Key- loiaa, u. w, nesne, u ,a. . iiey- j colds. At a meetlnsr of the newly elected . board of dlrectorcs, th. following officers 'were elected: President,; M. O. Ounderson, vice presidents, Mrs. M. MeKeene, Al fred Coolldge, C. A. Reynolds; cashier, J, A. Campbell, - . Auburn Man .Goes East On Business AUBURN. Feb, 11. L. Fesklna has gone east to look' after his property, at his I former home in Dickenson, Nv where he will visit his daughter. MrtJL, li Kup peran.' ajfd will also visit a daugh ter; Mrs. Emll Sechnex la Bonner, Mont, - - . - - HUE S SIS Crowd Attends Production at High School Auditorium t Friday Evening VfWOODBURN. Feb. Ill The - --.-t -trfliinted an Interesting program to a large crowd at the high, school auditor ium Friday evening. The follow ing numbers were given: Tint . and 4 second : grades--A Visit to Btory-Book Land." Third and fourth grades The following songs with dramatiza tion: "Hear the Bells," "FJower Thoughts." "The Bee," and Pick aninny's Paradise." - Fifth' grade Morrto dance in Valentine costumes Fifth and sixth grade boys: Italian organ grinder stunt. Sixth grade girls "The Gypsy Queen.V a story of action in a kypsy camp. ' Seventh and eighth grades "Geewhillklns." a play with the following characters: King of FoL lvwocs. Alfred Stewart : attend. ants, Harlan Ashland, Billle Bald win, Ct-" Turner. Artnur ner Ick; r v-"3. Ellis JonesV Ben j Ref--- ' Cammick, Dale Trnr Charles ;; Thompson, and t Livesay; Earth .i chil dren, E -i h Nussear, Geozge Jack son, Jobn Espy. Marie striae, ana Barbara Espy; Fairy Queen. Glad ys Garrison; Butterfly attend ants, Verna McCarty, Arline Kal- iak, Ursula Moshberger, June Mayes, May $Irike, Veda Nendel. Lema McCalemj fad Gwendolyn Strike. ' - Girls' Cooking Club Organized HAZEL GREEN, Feb. 11. Miss Georgia Albee has) organ ized a girls' cooking club with the following members: Lucille Dun. igan, June Dunigan, Ina Zelniski. Vera Van Cleave. Violet Van Cleave. Helen Davie. Charlotte Van Vora Rutherford. Dorothy Montandon. Hazel Woel ke. Ruth Montandon. Edna Ruth, erford. Eml Yada, Symio Mio, Mary Stammen. 'Violet Van Cleave '1s president, Helen Davis is secretary, Miss Al bee is leader. Mr. and Mrs. Van Cleave hive returned from California having spent several weeks visiting rela tives and friends at Corning. San Francisco, Los Angeles and San Diego. The program Friday evening at he school house by the muHlcians and reader from Cbemawa was greatly appreciated. ' i--" 'i! A " tadyGrace v JCvW: ' ; LrV Drummond Hay, Reach for 1( ulW instead cf - zzZz ' i . - - "- - Crab Lbuey, Soup, Nuts, Everything n Yet s New Year's Banquet HUBBARD. Feb. 11. Jinx-Yet. a Chinese, living on the Hop Lee rarm rour Dulles west of Brooks entertained friends from Hubbard and Salem Saturday night with a banquet in celebration of Chinese New Tear. Among Oriental dish. es- served were crab seup, chop auey. fried noodles, . rice with sauce, fish, Chinese nuts, candy, and tea. . Other : dishes on the menu - -cken. sweet DOtatoes. fruit salad, ice rram and eake.- PIE SOCIAL HELD AT II FRUITLAND. Feb. 11. The pie social held at the Frultland school Saturday, February 9, in behalf of the Frultland basketball team was enjoyed by all. Several people from the surrounding com munities as well as people from town helped to make up the crowd. The program being sponsored by the Benner Musical club of Sa- 'era, was one of the best pro grams ever witnessed in this community. The program was as follows: . Violin solo, Maxurka . . Plynarskl , Charles Madvornik Vocal solo, Roses of Yesterday Joan Evanv Violin solo First Air Varle Dancla Dalbert Jeasen Vocal solo. Shortening and Bread Jewel Gardner Reading, The Country Store.... Riley Joseph Benner,. Violin duet. Angels' Voices Zamecnik Dalbert Jepson Charles Nadvornlk The pies were auctioned off by Edward Forgard, a local member of this community, who showed a ;ery good talent in that work. The Frultland basketball team will play their next game at the Y. M. C. A. Monday nlght.at 7:30 igainst the First Christian church of Salem. Sheriff Manning Is Dallas Visitor DALLAS, Feb. 11. George Manning, sheriff of Yamhill coun ty, was in Dallas Friday on off!-' ?lal business. A marriage license, was issued ?y County Clerk Black Friday to Klias II. Robin? and Muriel A Lake, both of Halsey. Oregon. Fill) ENJOYED "I smoke a Lucky i of eating at .Jing ; Dnrlnc .the ; festivities Oriental music was played. It was an nounced that this year represents at least 4000 according to an old Chinese calendar. . G aeats from Hubbard were Mr. andfcjfrs. I. A. Beckman, Mr. and Mr. Cleaver, and J. Calvert. Guests from Salem were Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Walton, Mr. and Mrs Stewart. Mr. and Mrs. Callahan. and ,T. K. Ford, his wife, mother. ana sister. Moroni-Olson to Play at Normal MONMOUTH. Feb. 11 Mor- onl-Olsea players will nresent Autumn Fire," an Irish folk drama. In the Normal school audi torium Wednesday evening. Feb ruary, IS. This play was first produced by the Abbey players of London two years ago, whe re it met with marked success. It Is a storv of simple. folk of Ireland, and ends in a tragedy which holds a lesson for spectators. This play has met with a cor dial reception by American "play eninusiasis, and the high produc-l w Bionuaru oi me Moroni-1 shown with all the knitted en Olsen cast Is an Indication that itjsembles created by a prominent wilt V t 11 a a . 1 " -wl w rcceivea nere. I WAR veterans are now per- v mitted by a recent act of congress to protect theif gov ernment insurance by a trust agreement. This means you can make your insurance payable to us as your trustee, to be used for the support and education of your H family. Consult our trust officer. Ladd & Bush Trust Co. sweets. AtffV'' T Lady Grace I The fact that eve were not permitted to moke from ' the time At Qraf Zeppelin left FrUdrichshafen until ve Uindtd at Lakehunt only increated my appetite for a Luclcy Strike. Oh, how good that first one tattedl I'm really keen for Lucky Strike the toasted flavor U deliihtfuL I tmoke a Lucky instead of eating tweets that what many men have been doing for years.. ' v , I think it high time we women tmoked Luckiea and , . kept our figure&ztrim.' ' . , Grace M. Hay Drummond Hay The modern common sense way reachjfor a. Lucky instead of a sweet. Everyone Is doing it men keep healthy and fit, women retain i a trim figure. Lucky Strike, the finest tobaccos, : V - L skilfully blended, then toasted to develop, a flavor which is a delightful alternative for that ' , 1 , craving for fattening sweets. - il Toasting frees Lucky Strike from Impurities. 2079 physicians recognize this when they say ... Luckiea are leas irritating than other cigarettes. That's why folks say x "It's good to smoke Luckies.w ' . ' (V. Jdhr' Authoritiea attribute the enormous ' increase in Cigarette smoking to the ' improvement in the process of Cigarette man , , i&cture by the application of heat It is true that during 1928. Lucky Strike Cigarettes , showed a greater increase than all other Clga ,.v rettes combined. This surely confirms the public's confidence in the superiority of - Lucky Strike. It f No Ihlfo Ceost so coast radio hook-up every Saturday night ihroMgh the Uationml Broadcasting Company's neftiwrlu The Lutky Strike Donee Orchestra fas "The Tunes that tmode JkosdwmyKDroodway.tt SILVERTON OUT TO GETT0UR1ST Three Prospective Locations Fori Camp Site Proposed Investigation Pends J SILVERTON, Iwb. t The tourist park committee appoint ed by the local chamber of-com-merce has reported that ferent citlsens have offered suit able locations for a tourist's park. These will be submitted to the chamber for consideration. ! Alf Nelson, chairman of the committee, spent one day In Port, land recently making inquiries to ward putting Silverton on the for. estry map. Deputies from the office of Clyde G. Huntley, collector of In ternal Revenue, Portland, will visit in Silverton from March t to Inclusive, for the. purpose of assisting tax payers prepare and compute their taxes. March 11 is the last day for filing federal. In. come tax returns. - - A. L. Larson, well-known Sil verton jeweler, has announced his retirement from business. Mr. Larson will dispose' of his present stock by special tale. Swathed turbans are being designer. - . e - Lady Grace Drummond Hay. onlywomanpa engcroei the Graf Zcppcluu J9 I mm. Cough. - i