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VOLUME XIV, No. 18
Poultrymen Hold
First Meet Of Series
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r.lghty-Mve Poultrymen
Are In Attendance
At Dinner And Meet
COSBY
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SPEAKER
Heaver ton, Washington County, Oregon, Friday, October 30, 193f>
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Silently Passing
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Mr». « lumie Vink, died At her
speaker O h e» Vital Inform ali»»
#t Iteedvllle, Sunday. Slit
111.« I'mi llrt
Halting
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; -'•^¡ved by her hushnnd J.
j A. York, alx non», D u m m . H<>-
Klghty-flva
Waahingtun countv : ^*r*l * * " • Jr'
Ken»«, b
and
ponili y men look ear. In .1« p o t - 1‘ V” * ‘ '
dau* h U j' U ‘ *
r . , all or Kicdvl Ic. her
iraienta,
lock dinner and uwvling held
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Mr. anti Men. Duncan McGinnis
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Ilo I iKUItl (ritinge Hail, III«». 1 , .
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of Isturel, two brothers, Kenneth
‘C * . T "
l *r rnd Dorald MtOlrml. g,.d
«wo
* r i.a of
fall a,al winter ...oaibly j |||||n M„
Ihl)Ull Murrav UT)(,
poultry im it Ing», according tc
Ml»» Alle« McOInnla, all of la u r
I . K. Francia, imnUuii.t cwliniy el
agent. 11.
K 4’oahy, ’ head of
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Funeral
Kuncraì servi™**
nervina* w
ware
«r« held at
ili«
.«• (MMiliiy dapnrtnauil, O.H.r.. lhr H<^ lvlWr com unlty church
aa III« iwimipwi »peaker.
wnCnaedny afternoon with bur
Mr. « Cosby
ont» point««!
point: <i out that one
on«
,n w,
r»n„„
Olive
cemetery at
of lit« rather common JnVculli«« ' jJkMrej
yy K. I’ ivck In charge
dial p u ltry n m are having ui.
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>«»ir la the partial ne k m oll. Thomas \V. Bishop wa* Imro
md lie mated that thl i wa. due Keb 27
ln T<. wanda. Kan»
laigely lo uianagcmeni .n d feed Ht.
|„ |»«alMMl>. Colorado
mg. Thin being tut
unusually m ,tak4.r un<1
He
warm and «by full. »1 la neeeaary
|(UH, from bMatnow« in l**24
that poultrymou keep t.ieir b .m »-1
ma4v bia hoa„
w|,h
lug and teed mg
condltloua In
brother. Fiank. Ha bar been
lh.« with late .ui.ui.ar method»
for I wo <rr three yearn and
rather lhan those Ihey are a t- ,lifd
an* tr.a pettorl» on Oct.
raiturned to ualug few tbia tea- r
|h<> K„ ialH, e i bo* ,,it,l in
«on of the year.
.Portland
I’ li k out m aju no faxwrer of
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Ho » m lurried in the family
•uch vital concemi
atnee
live
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lot at (>g«kn l.twh on Monday
•lick guarda and vent alualda
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i 1 Ini»«« who aurvlve him wre
iave be«*a |H"‘ f«,cted to the point
: l:m lirotlicin Flank of lteaverton
. beie lltey ura very »atiafarlory.
< and «'ln-rle* of Ogdon and a
I'lie use of thaae
mechanical | J . __
In Palo Aim t'alifornla
lev I mcm for protection »ltould be
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argely determined by each pout-
BUDGET PASSED BY
lytnan'M particular problem.
LARGE MAJORITY
\li, Cosby lurtlier piloted out
ii
SIM STlMTlniSnfl work
•
itdlcute» that there la no re-
The annual budget meeetln«
iShut between color of the yolk» ; for achool <fl»tricl oumlia
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it « ggn and the color of thn \ » it* held in ilv«. high achcKil on
I ell which ha» btan a nwr*
w aning of th'iober l '1 I hi»
>r la»» coiumou belief umong i m ectijg wa» held for the pur-
loth producer» and couM inier»., I»* * ' f voting the
nece»»ar)
Tl.e vital huportunrwi if b<sh immey U. «'onducl the » c I xmi U
ha producer and retailer prop- | for the achool year 1936 1937.
•rly Itindllng egg» waa cited by
Tin* ineetltx wa» «tailed pr«>m-
oaby. lloth group» have b oen jp tl) at 8 P-m. wltii l)i J. II.
«•»pon»ll»le for «Hcg» reachtlrg the Talhsit u» chalnimn. The cl*ik
land» of the con»umer *n piK irjw »» ln*ttucte<l to rand the entiie
rditlon
It i* «-»mnllal that but’« e l and Individual Item» were
KR» be kept under «viol. m oM I eaplahsed and diacu*»ed.
I be
ondltlcns In order lo prevent 111« tn of land »nd garage cams
oapinatron
khtk» that are a i m for oonaklerahle comment,
owed to remain In the n«*t or
Dr. Talbert exidained t‘iat the
.el in the
feed room dtli9ng | district had been paying un an
»arm d a )» and egg» t at ere nual »uni o f $300.00 for garage
iltvactiveljr d h pla jed in window» j r«*nt which amounted to about
» here
the »un «hlne» down on < i f , ', o f the amount
nt ce»»avy
Item
will
evaporate and
not io btllld S »tillable storage gar-
>e o f live <|tii>Illy that the con- n»«* for the di»trlc.t. A motion
mmlng public desire*.
Proper j w t ‘ made and « « e nded that the
.mulling of egg» i» 8 m atter'item o f land and garage In ac
hat »lu'itld be » i i c l upoo by cc pled and the vote be tak«m
fiwducera.
by ballot Title vote resulted in
1‘ronihcnou« woim log wlnoh 1« 83 ye» ami 18 n© A standing
far too eomtnou praettaw imong vote waa then taken <>n appo>' "i
lioultryinon
seems to be the httdgei a» a whole, with Ute
oie of a detriment to the pro result ttuit only «me vote was
icing flock than a lielp. warn» cast in oppoelWon to p«?«1n*
achy. Many more thou»an«lh V the cuirrent budget
The financial condition of the
i||»r» of
poultry
prxxhlcor¥
om y was lost purchasing worm district
---------- was then discussed and
«dectne than would be lost by the following information given
All bonded rr«k4vtciincss <»n
image done by ibe wo« ms. Re
the high hc I hm .I will !»• paid
nt experiments were called to
with the
ap«proprlalY n« al
teutlon by «'oshy wliie'i .«eem-
lowed In this years budget,
I to show thul In all esses,
«•cade school Indebuxfticss has
gañiles» o f age. prinluctloiiof
been reduced to $7.0x0.
rds dtirng tlw year was lower
$52,500 has Iveen paid on
the worm treated group« than
ts.nds since 1026.
Hie unireited orna. He men-
The milleuge rale hss Iveen
Muvd that the experiments were
decres'ied ftonr 33.1 in 1021
ily (...« y tsr old ami tilit flrr-
lo 0.34 mills In 1936.
,er work would have to be
The money necesary to o p
mdueted before
results could
erate this year fs $7.186.03
B d. fiuteiy relywd upon, but
less than was required In 1921
mt they did Indicate what many
when the total cm oilmen! was
mltrymm have felt for aome-
atevut 210 students as ec.npared
me, ami that Is that worming
to 709 students in 193r-.
detrimental except In those
,ses where it has b«?en defln-
i |y deU rmined that the worm»
, decreasing
pnalttctlcn.
The members o f the Ortigon
oult'ty Field Hcirvlce Club wure
nests
Uve meeting ana
»nd H.
sis at the
n.
tlmeicr. prewtdent of lhe club.
llned briefly the objectives of
organization. Fred
Cockell,
t'kamas
county
poultry man.
preoent «nd dlscusseJ state
stetlve maters of Interest to
poultry men.
r© cream for the tMnnr «:».*
nisbed by the Imperia' Feed
n P*ny of Hillsboro.
to ffe e
« m and sugar was supplied
Field Servi« F
the ivu ltry
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SON IS VISITED IN
EUGENE HOSPITAL
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| uMrs. M. (’ . McKercher spent
: Mf>n)1>v (n EllkWlc with ver son
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and ^ „ » r t s that his con-
d|(|<)n js aU),h tha,
will soon
be able to liavx* his leg oper-
ate«l on and hove It plsct-d In
a cast.
Mrs. Mc.Kerchm- returned te't
week fr«>m a week's visit in
«tan Francisco with Mr. McKer-
-'her and visit«*«! with Mrs. Mary
Bm, Mra
Jenf, parkin«
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I adies- prize went to Mr*. G.
' Itlshln. 2 id to Mrs. Gölten«, tel
ARD P A R T Y IS
Ì men's prize won by Mr. Clhson
[VEN B Y R E B E K A H F md by Mr. James o f Jack'ow n.
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j Vr*. Bstella Bilis won the d«*"-
The card i«arly «ixmsoTtd h- mlz«*. (orom lttees were.
Mr«.
. ll.te'kah Club Tuesday nigh Tom Miller. Mr». U •*• M>p '
a well attended
with
eigh¡ ! ,nd Mis. Joe Bush, to ffe e . f k > ,
»las of "500" la play. First ¿«n d Jello wera served.
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WHY I AM FOR LANDON
Funeral aei vice■> war« livid at
•i I'rt'Mb) (rriuu church at Belli,
any lor John Kehrll, 82. Ini« of
Landon'a record W tlmt I is word Kootevelt'a record 1» a congtora-
ScapiMNM«, Oregon. 11« la *ur
la j« good aa any man'» outli.
n a tion of
broken pionuwea.
I vl»«rf by fouraotia, John, Casper,
Irradi und Ali« il. und five dt ugh latudon la a thorough business K oo'evch Is neither a husineas
ter», m ,». i ., ,llt w i,ue. Mr*. k , h -
man. knows ihc farm problems
man, an
pgrllutiiralk.t
nor
from a d u el
experience.
ms a profea» tonal man, hut Juat
' , r “- T , M r » « M « a r . m m .
J11iil<li« Jones, all o f I'ortland, und
(iave ■ elat Ions with ;fo fe a -
an office bolder.
Margaret Glwiszer of Hu
»ional men.
Subscription, $1.00 per yr. In Advance
LFFECTS OF AMEND
MENT ARE SHOWN at)---------------------
I Hi« h Sch‘,0,
Notes
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After carefully con*ld< ring the
legal analysis of the effects on
present laws o f the
proposed
"Amendment Fm bidding I'reven-
llon
or Regulation of Certain
Advertising
if
Truthful,**
the
Cortland (tetter lim ine»» Rureau
renounce» that among the reg
ulatory lawa in advertising that
will !;« rcjM-aled are th«»»« which
vitally affect» the marketing of
agricultural and dairy product».
I
B
T o prooxrte pep for the Ben
» erton -V em -ia football g&.ue a
»tui.ent body meeting was held
October 23. 'I he band entertained
the atude.it» by playing several >
»«lectxvnr while dressed In old
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late «nd i . t h u p i m s «o im - P u r p o s e
Of M e e t in g *
personate the Ver.xmla lrvrgers. I
To Hear Report^
The students voted to »end j
Kir n Rept .le flowers a* the
«
O f C o m m it te e s
(Rv»d Samaritan hospital. Kldon
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In Open Session
In
l.'a « bief a»s<M tales ane men o f h .'« chief advl-ors and h flier*
w- n-‘ • • 1 1,1 th« *a,rH' 'ii,h CANDIDATES SPEAK
are theoretical, inexperfenred
intelligent
bu»tne»a
wiigaclty
Srappooae
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youthful college professor», yet
like hlmnelf. They mat'«, no
Lyle L. Janz, Manager of the
Reports
.ire
Divea Of . .
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The
they try to dictate
how to I n l a n d Itcter Jtusine»» Bureau.
claim to know it all.
Almost fifty »tudents Irom the
liticai
Trend
Of The Count)
run busine»». farming, eir.
stale», "Our ar.alvsD rvf Ute evil high school
attended the Don
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I . quickly balanced tin*
bud ft ban plunged our country In effect» rvf the pioiavsed aroerd- ('cssack concert at the Portland i
men« ts thrit. In otd tr to rao- Public Auditorium, Octohei 26.
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. ° , ° Ui*,v ,e,n
it«d m Ida state, by thrift and
to almost helpless debt. He
c o t e their own »elfish l*itr'-«!»i*. llii» musical program w is of
mm
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cart ful planning. Will live up
prom ihc (1 to abolish c x i' t bur
in open executive sesemu in the
the sponsor1 o f thl» airxnr'irent particular Interest to Mis« Wat
lo Ills word and bring order
eau» and help: did Ju<t H e op
t
t
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j
fliaiuber
o
f
Fommerce
hall
at
propose to
repeal all exteting kins and the glee
posite.
out of chao».
C
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Hillsboro
Uie
evening
o
f
Oct.
I wr which regulate advertising, »uiden u teemed to enjoy the ... .
,
I,. Invites tbe < ongre»« to do
. ou.de the h.wmtakllte l»d v | Th*fHe UwH have teen e -a c u d Terek and Kuban eosaack moagM | rf'
^ 0 ^ 8 1 ^ ! » ^ « c o m m ^ te i
its part In the making of laws,
o f the nation abject pawns of " m* n> CM"
onl>' * f,er *"*»» «■'>«•« ‘ »»an any of the otlwrs.
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a Uv* com,n “ ee»
and co-ordnattng the various a c
and is «gainst the executive
the executive snd hU rublver I >tan< “ f effort by *«*> u s grou p s1
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tivities for the final drive in
■ ncltxllng farmers, ,«ren ts
and
is«»verton lost to Veir.oma 3 1 -1 ,
usurping uuÜHirlty.
stamp.
¡teachers, religious nrgcn;zations. ; g ,n
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« ■ o f the (leanest and moat
a football battle at ' *r- j interest lug campaigns ever waged
I.
is strong ftvr Americanism. If. flaunted the drm oerttir plat- public he 1th «rgarizations and
ronia last Friday. Students were m v .^ h m g to n county
county pollric».
poltricr.
rhowlng the (veople to govern
fonn o f 19W. th*
precepte of r.umeiott»
other public «Urited not CX(Use<1 to attend because
Over
10«)
interested
guests
of
the«u*elvev>, and run their own
vvaslilngtcn and Jefferson, and t g; up
Their purpose is to pro- of the great distance. The next
various political affiliations were
bUMlnesM affars, both financial
has gone strong toward so- j tect t'-ie public age Inst fraud
game will be bodtoy (Friday) present.
and |»>lltxal.
cialism and
te>l»htvism and t a u deceit in advertising. To re-
v. ben Beaverton plvy.x Amity at
di< l»torship.
' |veal all nt t'lere laws would re-
These
open
meetings
have
Amity.
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| move existing
cofeguards and
proved
highly
satisfa-toiy to
, a„ the
w„ rk of tbege
I* ha»
been an
econotnioal. h. In the past bus been lavish ,
The junior chws a -d fire »quad ,J« offlclal organization txrcwuse
and profile.¡«ip in spending Uie i (sroUpa >•
brainy, hu»ine»s tnan and a
erpectively,
held meetings <«v oi l ‘K' general public interest
peorde's
nio.vev
(not
u
i»o
w
n
).i
careful financier.
tuanifest therein and the gene rous
“ With s jk i ial teferta cc to the Tuesday.
and courteous attendance of tbe
L. at p:e»cnl practice» careful, I: a' th- privm't continue« the marketing o f agricultural and
| voters o f ttfe county.
1 ic
t eck lei*, profligate, ex- dairy products, we wish to quota I »IT VI f U ' R A T V
T lV
economical, bu*lne»s »c'ivlty. .
i'
spenvling.
from our legal a n a ly i* of the
L
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u l ' p t I‘ T S
Reports on the political trend
effec t» rvf the amendment on pro-
HUDD
.q r .r . I 1 , 1 ( 0
in the oomuy we
sul x’ itted
Future: what I, ha» done In the Fut e: what U. ha» don« in the sent
laws; "The proposed a-
by the precinct commit'i-emen
lost, there is no
doubt ts
laat he will do in th. future.
It will be noted, pro-1 All Democratic carvdhtntes fo ri I ar.d women suppllmented by t3ve
wh»4 he will follow In the
1» the only criterion we can vide« that No advertisement of Washington county offices will
Democratic candidates who have
future. It has to he so.
exiect It re* cn.
. . . any quality, price, or other appear »a three final
public made innumerable contacts in
detail In connection
therewi'.i nveetings in different locr.lltiea all parts o f the county.
lit regiird to l^ndon there ¡a R. r ntinue* to promise, even to
(the sale o f any goods or ether ln the county on the h ut three
Kd. L. Moor«. Chairm.-in con-
brJaic?
the
budget.
Ii
he
only «»ne criterion to g«> by:
pm perty). ever shah be prohib days of this week to give the dBcted the ttn t half of the meet-
i' d not. and
ild noi before;
wiiat he has done In the (vast
)ted or regulated; provhievl
that voters an opportunity to meet .
|n h u ugua, vieumM manner,
ik * will not. and can not do
In the way of follow inc busi
the
advertisement
state*
the
them
and
hear
their
statements
j
8UTTen(lertnK
lb t chair to w . K.
so, With liiw hoard of greedy,
ne*«» principles and living up
rn ith . Several statutes in
Ore- in »upport of the rnrkvus candi- Mcr|l)Bkey of B e^ erton wrho pre-
grabbing
pork
barrel
crew
a-
to i» wend he will do, and
con trrade certain ajrrK
2cie«.
round him.
\ sided for the remainder of the
hate: ce Fie budget at so»m
Pioducts by quality and require | The rh-st n^ , ing wiU be bald | ¿¿¿T u u r"
as possible.
that the quality or cost be in- j al „ p m lhe nlght o , October \
Whether R. and his crew liare d.oated on labels accompanying'; ^ " t '¿ .¡t o n 'f o l o w e d by one^^at j A number of the ladies in-
And put in the plate o f chief
. .
„ . , teres ted in the
Donkev
Bank
just tried and are simply in- acoompacyrng the product and j ,
MiUs FrMav
executive, the iaoe, competent,
idvertisments
concerning
cpnv e: r it, ir .Wliterately prod-1 Fiat
advert
¡»m enu
-oticerr.InK
~ .\ 7 " iieu ei.a
s at- R °und- uP. 8,*Ked by Mr«. W .J .
ratthfnl. efficient. lsin«4«M-..
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4— .-«««t -u u c jv e i.j - al i Borcherd of Forest Grove, were
ose
pnm^iet* 'bail
the
igei
is time to
nvght.
turn the grade and quality o f the product' in ray
.
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wilI
a, , ]w i > were present. According to Mgs.
com
pelen:«.
to
< r . Hanaiierly
- A l l meetirgs wilt staa. at uie M>r>. u Roberts. Dlvlskr. Chalr-
to
be
sold.
It
is
believed
that
lOMcals out.
sume hour of the evening and j ¡
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, . ! lean, n rtiey from the brinks will
the adoption o f this pror.oeed
voters are urgently requested to , ^
^
by th> Wom„ n s d , v -
amendment
would
invalidate
cer
Mr. and Mr». B.
Master o f | The Gardtn H««mc Conm.unity
1 attend.
|i»ion
in
last minute work for
(•unten Home return«*! tbe first Fhurrh held its annual Harvest , *Ä'n provisions of liio«e act* a id
the
of the parrty as a
o the week from s wo«k«sta> Festival and dinner la-'t Kridav wo,l!d rsii«e con-idcrable cen- w r i r u n i ll k i T I f r t R r M
' he benefit
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». th.. tench
oven im-
: fusion with respect to essential . » l t i I H I J T 'l î M
r U l v l ,vl
whole
E L E C T S O FFIC E R S
A Roosevelt quilt top. carrying
thé emhoidered names- of sup-
Tlie Adult Fourni of tba Meth- porters c f the president, a pro
odist t’hurch met on the- even- ject o f Mr. and Mrs. N. S. No
irg of Oofahe- 14th at the parson lan of Forest Grove, ne’ ttd $25
age. A busirtss meeting
and to the campaign fund, and the
, election of o f f e r s took place. lucky number «hawing the quilt
The follow ing officers were e- w-as held by Mrs Anna Nault
lelted: G. F. Gordon, President; of Aloha.
E. L. R osi, Democratic can
Mrs. Bldridge Doyle. Vice-Pres
ident ; and Paul Holliday, Sec’y- didate for State Senator, R. G.
Antrim for
I Ttcas. Inter the group played Scott and Ray h
refreshments were | State Representatives, Georg« G.
games and
Beazan T ot County Clerk M. K.
srved to 16 members.
Dr
). C
H anison, D'strict | Abraham for County Sheriff and
S liirlm enden t of
the
Portland ; V. W. Ullison running f « C o W t y
District of the Methodist B pia-1 Assessor were tnt.roduce-1 by the
coral church p:e»ided at a l o - ' acting chairman and tca*te short
cal conference held at the Bea- talk« on tbe campaign. Bert H .-
verton Mcthodkst Church mVVed- R « . candidate for County ( «to -
cisd ay evening. Miss Sybil L. I ntiasior.er. who was
Tucker. Di.ect.ir c f Religious Bd- ' horn attend.ng by s e v « e tllne*«
w alien of the District vas also wss briefly Indorsed by acting
present an«l spoke to the group, i '«K chairman.
The business session was pre-
A m u s ic a l entu tan.nun
ceded by a pot-luck dinner in ; g:voa followed by
tbe church dining room.
! « * k« 8 d ^ e d by £
la d *» an««
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ice cueara and coffee were s e n -
In The WEEKS NEWS
C O A T D R E S S IN F A S H I O N — T h e coat
show n, w orn by L o u ise L a tim e r, p ictu re player,
is made of sm art pale gre y w ool w ith a white
sh a d o w lin t check. It is faste ne d all the w ay down
fron t w ith self-covered buttons. W h ite pique
c o lla r and cuffs add a c risp touch
EDDIE
RICKEN-
D A C K E R , war-»Tm s
kce sn d leader In avia-
lion In du stry, w ho led
k p arty to the rescue
i f tra n s • A tla n tic fly
ers H a r r y
R lch m a n
and D ic k M e r rill after
they landed In a New-1
toun dlan d bog. Rieken- [
h acker got his start In
life when, w hile w o rk
in g In a garage, he en
rolled fo r a course
w ith the In te rn a tio n al
Corrss p o n d i n c «
S c h o o ls and w a s able
to lan d a Job w ith a n f "
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autom o bile
m anufac- S P A N I S H P R I S O N E R S — A p arty of dejected Red Govern-
turer.
m ent supporters, their w r is ts bound w ith rope, are escorted
by arm ed rebel tro op * en route to In su rg e n t h e a d q u arte rs.
^ follow in g their c apture near B ilb ao .
HE W AS THERE —
M ile s
V a u g h n , w ho
corre ctly fo re cast the
R u sso -J a p a n e se situ a
tion in C o llie r ’s, h a t
ju st w ritte n a book on
hla experiences, " C o v
e rin g the F a r E a s t."
w h ich I* e x c itin g a s
w ell a s a uth oritative,
and it base d on long
p erson al k no w ledge of
the O rient.
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¡T H E N E W A N D O L D — O la y N e lso n ( left), of Stater,
la., r a t lr ln g C o m m an d e r-In -C h ie f of the G.A.R., co n
g ra tu lâ t*» hla su c c tsso r, C. H. W illia m Ruhe, 87, of
P ittsb u rg h , Pa., a * th e ir 70th ann u al encam pm ent
c a m s t# a d o s a in W a sh in g to n , D. C.
W A T C H F U L W A I T I N G — W illia m M c C o y (le ft! and
T o n y A lban o, of B ro o k lyn , N. Y., w ere b ra t tn lina
fo r a b le a ch e r's teat at the op en in g ga m e of the
W o r ld S e r ie s at ‘ ■* P o lo G rou n d s, N e w Y o r k C ity .
T h e y took up tlvair p o sitio n s on S e p te m b sr 18th.
JOB’S
DAUGHTERS
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««w ^ t^ rr'x x 'n
Four
TO HOLD MEETING , nK>ng
w(r4, wwW
cash prizes » e r e i » w » e
tho;e ladies who donated
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the cakes. Without exception the
Bethel No. 20 Order <.f Job's i r r iTt. were turned into the Cam-
Daughters will hold their reg- [!ain!;n furJi bv the winntrs.
nlar meeting -3nd initiation of
Washingtcn County Dem-
fwo candidates at Masorir Hall ^ ^ t i o
Central Cormnltree de-
on November 2 at 7:30
p.m ., gkrea to express to the regis-
Gueîts will include two m * m m - 1;TWj voters of all parties In
hers who were initiated at the WakhhWtgm county the sincere
last meeting. Ann Johnson and a|ll)recjation of the official oa-
Alc'va Finncll.
ganizatlon for the
considerate
Those selling ten tickets or ,,nd co urteous reception Riven the
ii’ore to the drnce held 0<rt. pxm ocratic candidates in their
2 will also be guests. This in- pwllonai contacts throughout the
eludes Mrs. George Brown. Doris c , mpaigni worbed 8or the great-
and Dorothy McDreen, Kveiyn e?t K(KHj t0 BH the people to the
Alexander.
Betty
Hansen and ,H.st of thiir individual ability.
vMr*. V . A. W*oo«l.
The girls wish to thank all B -
LOCAL NEWS
who made their dnnee a suc
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cess by g iv ig t!e ir suppxrt.
Mr. and Mrs.
Eastern Star in«! Masonic mem
house on
building a six
bers are cordially invited to at
two acres of
tend. Refreshments will he served
farm.
follow ing the meeting.
Mrs. R. B. Brown an i Mrs.
port! ns <>f each s e t " s n<« o f
* McCorm c
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tbe acts affected are those which the home of ' ,r«- *•
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now regul te the grading of po- Ruby Boyd Saturday,
tatoes and
o ;g s , edvertising of j j p> and
Mrs. O. Jossen
of
imitanin butter, agricultu'-al seeds t p CTtl*nd were dinner guest* of
commercial fertlliz'rs and many y r
.. j Mr*. Robert B. Brown
others. It is obvious that sd- ()l Gar<len Ih m e, Sundxv*
vertisment
o f these am* other
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products which technically state
™1'V BI«hop. Boh Denney ( ha*,
ihe truth
could he very mis- Weal and Haati.v«».
Deant>- ot-
leadlng and to the ultimate dis- »«mted the Hl-Y conference at
advantage o f both producer and * mp Collins on the Sandy river
consumer of the product?.
^Saturday and Sunday.
ro-