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,10 ,,«*A J VOLUME XXXI NUMBER 28 BULLDOGS BOW BNDEB GRILLING She Hrrmißtint ikraliï HERMI8TON. UMATILLA COUNTY, SPRING FEVER STANFIELD HIGH STRIKES COLLEGIANS RETAINS STATUS OREGON, MARCH 3, 1938. A. N. BOGGS HERMISTON W IL L BE FUNERAL SATURDAY LEAGUE HOST WIREWORM PEST CONTRO£METHOD STANFIELD, M arch I (S pecial) T he H erm iston E pw orth League T he senior class w ill present — Cheered on by S tan field high . A. N. Boggs, 61, resid en t of the “S prin g F ev er,” a th ree -a ct farce of school stu d e n ts b earin g placards, Echo farm com m unity to r 32 years, w ill be host to th e E astern D istrict M A C -H I TAKES college life by G lenn H ughes on F ri "8 O S— Save O ur School.” and died Monday a t St. A n th o n y 's hos E pw orth League m id-year in s titu te RESTS PREVALENT day evening. M arch 4, in th e high "B ard W ill S upport Our School,” p ita l in Pendleton. He had been ill in M arch 11 to 13. A pproxim ately FINAL T IL T school au d ito riu m . T he play * was voters a t a special election a t S ta n for some tim e, F u n e ra l services have 100 delegates and th e ir p atro n s are IRRIGATED PROJECTS chosen as th e o u tsta n d in g one field la st S atu rd ay balloted, 127 to been deferred u n til S atu rd ay . March expected to a tte n d from A rlington, 5, to aw ait th e arrival of a son Clif Bend, T he Dalles, Echo, H eppner, T h re e hard -fo u g h t gam es on suc am ong several comedies, and prom is M. C. Lane, of th e B ureau of E n 44, to re ta in th e high school, and ton Boggs, from New York. The D ufur, Fossil, Hood R iver, M adras, cessive nights, proved th e dow nfall es to be a h ila rio u s reproduction of tom ology U. S. D ep artm en t of A gri elected N. D, Bard to the school fu n eral will be u n d er th e d irectio n M etholius, P rin ev ille, Pendleton, cu ltu re. statio n ed a t W alla W alla, of th e H erm iston Bulldogs la st n ig h t th e tria ls of several graduales-jo^bs, 56fud, 203 to 65, over J. R. Anson. of P ra n n ’s F u n eral Home of H er Odell, P ine Grove and Wasco. in th e finals of th e sub-district was th e speaker of th e U m atilla O pponents of th e p recin ct high miston, and w ill be held in the The action of the play takes place E n te rta in m e n t is planned on the P ro ject Farm B ureau m eeting last b asketball to u rn am en t. M onday n ig h t’s loss a t the hands in Mrs, S p an g ler's room ing house at school system had claim ed th e cost M ethodist church at Echo a t 2:00 H arv ard plan and reserv atio n s are F rid ay evening. Mr. Lane explained being sent to Rev, R. R. F in k b ein er, w ire worm co n tro l m ethods to the of Mac-Hi on th e ir floor tied the Brookfield toilegfe. a sm all eo-edu- too high and sought to disorganize p. m. He is survived by his widow : a p asto r of th e H erm isto n church. th ree team s, P endleton, M ac-Hi and cational in stitu tio n in th e east, on th e d istric t. S tu d en ts would have farm ers and in terested p arties pres before com mencement. th e n atten d ed school in a union son Clifton, New Y ork; a sis te r and T he program w ill open F rid ay ent. H. K. Dean, su p e rin ten d e n t of H erm iston, w ith each h aving won the day b ro th er in Long Beach, C alif., and evening and co n tin u e th ro u g h S un th e U. S. Field S tatio n here, a r tw o and lost two. M ac-Hi drew the S pring fever has h it Brookfield. Ed h igh school d istric t. an au n t, Mrs. E tta B aldw in, W alla day m orning. T he program is as ranged for th e speaker and also bye, and by a flip of th e coin, P en Burns, a ch em istry stu d e n t, has W alla. follows: dleton had to come to H erm iston tu rn ed his room in to a lab o rato ry , U M A TILLA A N D spoke on the curly top hopper and T uesday n ig h t w here the Buckaroos w here he experim ents w ith a sub disease. Friday Evening. BOARDMAN PLAY-OFF w ere elim inated in f u rth e r com peti s titu te for d y n am ite; Vic Lewis, an 4:00 R eg istratio n . PACIFIC U. DEBATE Mr. Lane labeled the w lrew orm tion. A ccording to th e rules, Mac-Hi a rt stud en t, sets up his easel in the 6:00 B anquet. In tro d u c tio n of F ac th e vilest enem y of farm ers on ir r i U m atilla high school won the TEAM C O M IN G th e n had to play th e w inner on the living room; H ow ard B ran t, a sen ulty. In sp ira tio n a l address — gated projects w here th e worm is ■winner’s floor. H aving had a full ior, types fra n tic a lly a t a term paper cham pionship of th e ea ste rn division Rev. W. N. Byars. due follow ing cu ltiv a tio n and i r r i d ay of re s t th e Mac-Hi Pioneers d e on zoology. He w ill be g rad u ated Upper C olum bia B asketball League 7:30 to 8 :10 Class Period. G reat gation. H e illu stra te d his talk w ith Members of th e debate team of feated th e H erm iston Bulldogs, in a th e n ext day if he can g et it in on on th e H erm iston gym floor S a tu r C h ristian T eachings— Rev. R. slides giving th e life h isto ry of th e day n ig h t from Boardm an high Pacific U n iv ersity a t F o re st Grove, close gam e by a score of 26 to 30. tim e. E. Sm ith. E p w o rth League w irew orm . He sta te d th a t d u rin g Ore., will e n te rta in th e H erm iston T he w in gives M ac-Hi’s q u in te t Lon H erron, a jo u rn alism s tu school w ith th e score 22 to 24. The Methods— O livia DeVries. 1937 th e w irew orm did h alf a m il Com mercial club a t a m eeting sched th e rig h t to m eet th e Hood R iver dent, breezes in every now and th en two team s w ere tied for firs t place 8:15 to 8:55 Class Period. P erso n lion d o llars w o rth of dam age to uled for Tuesday, M arch 15, ac team to determ in e w hich team w ill to use th e ty p e w riter an d — maybe— w ith nine w ins an d one loss each, al R elations— Rev. R. A. Fedje. crops in the Y akim a valley. cording to an n o u n cem en t m ade th is r a te a b e rth in the sta te tourna-, to see Ed. A nn P u rcell h as forgot an d chose th e n e u tra l floor for the In te rn a tio n a l R elations— Dr. H. N ap th alen e use has been one of week by W a lte r Sm ith, p resident. m ent a t Salem. Hood R iver recently ten to reserve rooms a t th e hotel play-off. The victo ry gives U m atilla F. Pem berton. th e m ost successful m ethods of con The place of m eeting has not been claim ed two w ins in a th ree game for her m illio n aire fa th e r and mo th e r ig h t to play A rlin g to n , w in n er 9 :00 Fellow ship H o u r — H erm iston tro l w hen applied in flake form in announced b u t it w ill be a t th e reg series w ith The Dalles. The Mac-Hi ther. She can ta k e care of her mo of th e w estern division, for the and Echo Leagues in charge. n in e inch furrow s, dow n tw elve in u la r d in n er hour, 7 :00 o ’clock, and Hood R iver gam es w ill probably be th e r in th e dorm , and she persuades cham pionship of th e U pper Colum Saturday Morning. ches, in th e m onth of Ju n e w hen th e th e general public Is Invited to a t played M onday, T uesday and W ed H ow ard to p u t h er fa th e r up in his bia League. T his gam e w ill be play 8:15 to 8 :40 M orning W atch — Dr. ground is w arm , Mr. L ane stated. ed T h u rsd ay n ig h t a t 7 :00 o’clock tend. nesday, it w as in room. G. W. Bruce. N ap th alen e should be th o ro u g h ly T he question to be considered will on th e H erm iston floor. dicated. 8:45 to 9:25 Class Period. G reat mixed in to th e soil by d isk in g and B ut w hen the dignified and ele be “ E nforced A rb itra tio n of In d u s O ther rep rese n tativ es of th e east In spite of H er C h ristian T eachings— Rev. R. ex p erim en ts have show n th a t a crop gant Mr. P urcell arriv es, Vic ern division besides U m atilla and tria l D isputes.” m isto n ’s d e f e a t ! E. Sm ith. E p w o rth League may be p lanted w ith in th ree or four th in k s he is th e a r t model engaged Boardm an w ere Irrig o n . Echo, S ta n la st n ig h t, it was! days a f te r th e N ap th alen e is applied Methods— O livia DeVries. to pose for a p ictu re of a Russian field, Ione and L exington. The w est KURRLE SERVICES a n im pressive vic 9:30 to 1 0:10 Class Period. P erso n w ith no ill effects or re ta rd in g in Bolshevik. Only th e agency has ern division included A rlington, to ry for H erm is al R elations— Rev. R. A. Fedje. th e g ro w th of th e crop. phoned th a t th e fellow is e rra tic and HELD TUESDAY Condon, H eppner and Fossil. to n ’s s ta r player, In te rn a tio n a l R elations— Dr. H. A n o th er m ethod of control is by does not w an t to pose as a Bolshe S atu rd ay n ig h t’s gam e sta rted G e r a l d K eller, F. Pem berton. vik; th e re su ltin g scene provides a flooding the soil and holding th e off fast w ith B oardm an ta k in g the w h o scored 2Q F u n eral services for th e la te G. 1 0:10 to 1 0:30 Recess. lot of fun a t th e expense of Mr. P u r w ater te m p eratu re to 70 degrees lead. Boardm an showed su p e rio rity K urrle, for years in th e m eat busi p o i n t s of the 10:30 to 11:10 Class Period. G reat fa h re n h e it, since ex p erim en ts have cell who fin ally d ep a rts in g reat in th e ir ball h a n d lin g an d ra n up a ness in P en d leto n , P ilo t Rock, H elix team 's to ta l, 26 C h ristian T eachings— Rev. R. show n th a t less th a n 100 per ce n t fury and w ith d raw s his offer to pre 13 to 18 lead a t th e half. U m atilla points. T h ro u g h E. Sm ith. E p w o rth League h u m id ity w ill kill w irew orm s. T his sent a new science b u ild in g to the fin ally found th e basket and n a r and S tanfield, w ere held T uesday a f out the season, ternoon a t th e P re sb y teria n church M ethods— Olivia DeVries. college. method has proven most successful rowed th is down to 18 to 20 a t h alf in Stanfield, w ith Rev. E. M. B uten- 11: K eller has been 15 to 12:00 Class Period, Per- on th e heavier soils on sm all g arden In th e m eantim e, H ow ard’s A unt tim e. hig h p o in t m an' __ shon, pastor of th e Peace Lutheran, sonal R elatio n s— Rev. R A. plots. Maude, who has p u t him th ro u g h W ith both team s p lay in g safe in church in in p rac tica lly ev- P en d leto n , o fficiatin g . Fedje. In te rn a tio n a l R elations D rying is an o th e r co n tro l m ethod college, and who w ill send him to s ta rtin g th e fin al q u a rte r, Brown of ery gam e played,! B u rial was in P endleton u n d e r the — Dr. H. F. P em berton. successful in some sections. A field E urope w hen he is g rad u a ted , a r U m atilla flipped one th ro u g h the d irection of P ra n n ’s F u n eral Home on th e hom e team Saturday Afternoon. of ru n o ut a lfa lfa m ay be allow ed to an d w ill be g re a tly missed in next rives unexpectedly. Mrs. P urcell, n et to tie th e gam e w ith five m in Of H erm iston. 1:00 to 1 :40 Class Period. G reat sta n d w ith o u t ap p lica tio n of w ater A nne’s m other, w anders in an d out utes to go. Gene H ia tt followed th is y e a r ’s line-up. Mr. K u rrle, in his se v en ty -n in th C h ristian T eachings— Rev. R. for two seasons and th e re will be a search in g for her husband who she up w ith a how itzer th a t sw ished ¿ e a r, had been in poor h e a lth for - E. Sm ith. E pw orth League decided decreape in w irew o rm , in, Bulldogs Lead Three Quarters. th in k s is b eing lqppt p riso n er in tho th ro u g h th e n e t an d p u t U m atilla M ethods— Olivia DeVries. th a t field. Soil in th is area is M onday n ig h t’s game was fast house in a k id n ap plot. I t ’s all fast two points in th e lead. S. P artlo w some tim e and died from h e a rt dis 45 to 2 :25 Class Period. P erso n know n to co n tain as little as tw o per from th e beginning, w ith th e B ull and furio u s and fu n n y — w ith loud fouled G. H ia tt who san k it, m ak ease Sunday n ig h t a t St. A n th o n y ’s al Relations-—Rev. R. A. Fedje. cen t m oisture an d five per cent dogs leading th ro u g h o u t the first explosions every now and th en in g th e lead th ree points, b u t S. h o sp ital in P endleton w here he had In te rn a tio n a l R elations— Dr. H. m o istu re co n ten t is fa ta l to the th re e periods. A t half-tim e th e count from E d ’s "stin k u m stin k to ru m ” for P artlo w slipped in a bask et to n a r been a p a tie n t fo r th re e weeks. He was born in G erm any and F. Pem berton. w irew orm . w as 11. to 8 in favor of H erm iston. good m easure— and it all ends en row it down to one point. T he score first came to th is co u n try in 1905. U sing a block play th a t th e B ull tire ly to everybody’s satisfactio n . T here is no know n w irew orm e ra stood 22 to 23 for U m atilla w ith In 1907 he founded th e old P en d le 2:30 B usiness Session— Mrs. L. A. B u rd ette presiding. dogs were unable to solve, Mac-HiJ d icatio n m ethod of perm anency but The play is u n d er th e d irectio n of two m in u tes to go. The crowd w ent ton Cash M arket. Besides being ip forged ahead in th e final q u a rte r to Saturday Evening. a tre a tm e n t of N ap th alen e w ill in Mr. M oshberger, and th e cast is as wild. W ilson of B oardm an fouled th e m eat business in P endleton and w in th e gam e, 15 to 19. 8 :00 P a rty — U nder th e d irectio n of su re p rotection for th ree or four Brown who made it. U m atilla suc follow s: in 'H elix and P ilo t Rock, he had for D onald W ilcox, d istric t fo u rth years. The cost of ap p licatio n , Mr. cessfully stalled th e rem a in in g m in th e p ast 17 y ears had a m eat m ar Pendleton Eliminated. H ow ard B ra n t ................ Jim Jackson vice president. L ane said, was 624 per acre. utes to w in th e game. In th e first gam e of th e tie play Ed B urns ........................... Bill Hamm k et a t S tanfield. He had m any Mr. Dean spoke of th e progress Lineups: Sunday Morning. off T uesday n ig h t, P endleton ob frien d s th ro u g h o u t th e county. Vic Lew is .................... G erald K eller U m atilla (2 4 ) m ade a t the sta tio n in b lig h t co n 9:45 Sunday School. B oardm an (2 2 ) tain ed a lead of 10 to 2 a t half Mr. K u rrle is survived by two tro l, and stated th a t little was F (8 ) S. P artlo w tim e. I t appeared as though th e Bull Lou H erro n ......... N ina R ae McCulley Brown (7 ) step -ch ild ren , W . L. Cederdale and 10:45 W orship service— Communion. know n of cu rly top resisten t v a rie (9 ) W ilson Dr. H. F. P em berton. dogs w ere ready to give up the ship, Mrs. S pangler .................. V era Sisson M ontgom ery (8 ) F | Mrs. David D eFehr of P o rtlan d , ties in tom atoes. T he Red Mexican C (1 ) R. P artlo w b u t w h at Coach O’N eil told the boys Ann P urcell .................. H elen R alph G. H ia tt (5 ) both of whom w ere present for the bean, as a dry bean, is resisten t. V. H ia tt G Kobow CO-OP BENEFITS d u rin g the ten m in u te ’ rest put V ivian G eorge .................. Lois W hite fu n eral services. E. B ray (4 ) G (3 ) Skoubo T he curly top hopper is a c a rrie r enough fire into th e boys to sweep H enry P u rcell .................. Bob F o llett LAUDED A T MEET Subs: U m atilla Ju d y , M. B ray; of the disease and th e real d anger P endleton off th e ir feet and w in the Weather Report. is in th e early sp rin g flig h t of th e gam e by a one point m argin. Kellei; Phoebe P u rc ell ...... A nne Som m erer B oardm an—iRussell ( 1 ). Max. Min. D ate hopper when it m ig rates from its ra n up th e score by sin k in g six Maude Corey ............. F ran ces Lewis Board m em bers of th e H erm iston breeding place In th e desert, th e last F eb ru ary 24 ........... ............. 50 - ... 40 Golden Wedding Observed. b askets th e last half to b rin g the Prof. V irgil Bean ......... A lb ert Shipp Mr. and Mrs. W. R. L onghorn F eb ru ary 25 ........... ............. 49 ..... 40 M ercantile C o-operative and E. H. of May or the firs t of Ju n e. score w ith in one point of P endle Dr. Dixon ..................... S tu a rt R an k in celebrated th e ir golden w edding last F eb ru ary 26 ........... ............. 47 ..... 36 D unning, th e m anager, were respon If a curley top resisten t v ariety of to n ’s score. S tu a rt R ankin then sible for a very in te re stin g and e n Monday. They w ere co n g ra tu lated it would dropped in tw o free throw s w ith o u t F eb ru ary 27 ........... ............. 44 ... 39 te rta in in g m eeting held Monday tom ato could be found by th e ir frien d s and rela tiv e s and mean a m illion d o llars to th e w est a quiver, w ith less th a n tw o m inutes GOLFERS PLAN 44 ... 40 28 ......................... n ig h t in th e Union church, a t w hich received m any cards and presents. F eb ru ary ern sta te s every year. The su g ar le ft to play, w hich gave H erm iston ............ 55 - .. 35 M arch 1 m anagers and heads of various o r The L onghorns w ere am ong the beet in d u stry Is being renew ed in h ig h school a sensational 20 to 19 TO U R N A M EN T PLAY ............ 54 .. .. 38 g an izatio n s told of th e b en efits de th e Y akim a valley since th e resis early resid en ts who pioneered th is M arch 2 victory over P endleton. V rived th ro u g h such collective m a r P re cip itatio n was .05. project. te n t v ariety has been discovered. At the firs t m eeting of th e H er- keting. Bulldogs Rally. R efreshm ents w ere served to those m iston Golf club th is season, held A. W. T u rn b lad acted as c h a ir L ast n ig h t’s gam e w as alm ost a present a t th e close of th e m eeting. man of th e m eeting and Introduced re p e titio n of th e n ig h t before. Mac- F rid ay n ig h t in th e Legion hall, H. J. O tt, p resid en t of the o rg a W a lte r Sm ith was elected presid en t D. N. Johnson of W alla W alla, who H i obtained an early lead, 16 to 8 nization, presided a t th e m eeting. presented figures on d iffe re n t com a t h alf tim e. It was th e n th a t K el and A. H. N orton se creta ry of the T he board of d irecto rs h as made m odities show ing how much of the T he co n stru ctio n of th e new club for th e en su in g year. They will le r staged a one-m an show d u rin g ap p licatio n for several extensions of to tal value is absorbed for p roduc JACKSONHONORED th e evening, by sin k in g th e ball succeed C u rtis Sim ons and Jim Todd, pow er lines is p ro g ressin g w ith reg th e m ain system an d for sh o rt stub tion and how m uch for d istrib u tio n . u la r rap id ity . All poles a re set in la st y ea r’s officers. from all angles. He b ro u g h t th e A T PACIFIC lines n o t Included in th e o rig in al U m atilla county an d now workm en P lan s w ere form ulated to p u t the A. K. Reynolds of W alla W alla score again to w ithin one point of plans. Congress has voted 650,000,- are busy se ttin g poles in Morrow spoke from e x tra c ts from a govern M ac-H i’s score, 19 to 20, and thig course in shape for th e to u rn am en ts Bill Jackson, freshm an a t Pacific tim e it w as K napp who sank the th a t a re com ing up in th e n ear fu county, th ro u g h Irrig o n . P a rt of the 000 for fu rth e r developm ent of ru ra l m ent bu lletin w hich sta te d th a t co U n iv ersity a t F o rest Grove, and son work w ill be com pleted in the elec trificatio n lines an d ad d itio n al op eratio n m akes for b e tte r citizen? free throw to tie th e score a t 20-20, ture. It is planned to p u t new sand, of Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Jack so n of In a wild and furious finish, the mixed w ith oil, on th e ce n te r of the Boardm an te rrito ry th is week. At funds are hoped f o r,a s soon as th is ship and b e tte r lab o r stan d ard s. F. H erm iston, was honored last week th e present speed th e system is ex n atio n al fund is made available. The B. P ln e tt was an o th e r visito r who h ea v ie r Mac-Hi team forged ahead greens. C u rtis Simons rep o rted th a t by being u n anim ously elected p resi in th e w in n in g points. Seventeen a th re e section m ow er w hich was pected to be com pleted by A pril 1st. local board w ill do all It can to was Introduced by th e chairm an. d en t of th e freshm an class. P at reach every possible user w ithin W ire has been stru n g on poles E. H. D unning, m an ag er of the p ersonals w ere called on Mac-HI available n ea r A thena, would be Jo h n so n was elected secretary . reasonable d istan ce of th e local sys for a d istan ce of over 50 m iles cov be used in keeping th e fairw ay s free store, sta te d th a t a m ore com plete d u rin g th e evening. Jackson is also a m em ber of the of weeds. erin g th e B u tter Creek line, a large tem . cooperation was necessary to m ake freshm an d ebate squad and Is ta k A survey of th e course w ill be p a rt of C olum bia d istric t, and lin e E asem ents have been secured for more of a success of th e v arious co ELECTED TO ing p a rt in o th e r cam pus activ ities. made Sunday to decide w h a t im pro men are now on th e S tan field pro p rac tica lly th e e n tire line d istan ce o peratives in th is com m unity. Mr. vem ents are needed. PWA labor is ject. F ifty -fiv e men a re now em an d except in a very few cases has GRANGE GROUP D unning explained a system w here- Order Tre<„ Now again availab le th is y ear on the fair ployed on th e various co n stru ctio n an y delay been caused. One of the by he would be able to han d le all Oregon S tate College, Corvallis. grounds and golf course, an d the crew s. A ca r load of tran sfo rm ers necessary fea tu re s In good construc- new m ark etab le potatoes for farm - ! A l,y °ne w ishing to o rd er trees for Feb. 29— H elen Jen drzejew ski of grounds w ill be p ut in b e tte r shape arriv ed th is week, W ork has been jtio n is th e elim in atio n of larg e trees ers In th is te rrito ry g u a ra n te e in g » p la n tln « th ls ypar are aske<1 to have sta rte d on th e su b -statio n w hich will w hich w ill in te rfe re w ith th e o p era m ark et. T his a rra n g e m e n t Is made th e ir o rd er reg istered w ith J a y T. H erm iston, sophom ore in home eco th an in any previous year. The presid en t appointed W. W. cost 68500. tion and m ain ten an ce of th e system. w ith one of th e larg est m ark ets in Pierson, a ssista n t co unty ag en t, not nom ics a t O.S.C., w as recen tly elec t ed a m em ber of th e Oregon S tate F elthouse, Sam Moore and Jim Todd T h ro u g h o u t th e d istric t, ele c tri Tjhese trees a re being removed or P o rtlan d . A fter some open d iscu s j la te r th a n M arch 10th. The sam e on the g reens com m ittee, R. A. cians are busy w irin g houses. A heavily trim m ed by farm ers who sion by those presen t, lu n ch was I variety of trees w ill be ordered as college grange. T his g range, th e second of Its Brownson and C u rtis Sim ons on the n um ber of house w irin g jobs have are co o p eratin g lib e rally In th is re served by th e refre sh m e n t comrnit- ! h eretofore from th e n u rsery a t O re gon S tate college. k ind in th e U nited S tates, w as in to u rn am en t com m ittee, and Jim been com pleted and o th e r home spect, w hich will aid in m ak in g the tee. At th e b eg in n in g of th e m eeting troduced on th e cam pus la st year. Todd on th e m em bership com m ittee ow ners are m ak in g p rep aratio n to system com plete and serviceable. CARD OF THANKS. ! receive th e Juice as soon as th e lines It has m ade rapid progress and has for th is year. REA officials have stated th a t Mrs. A. E. M cFarland lead a com C urtis Sim ons reported on a m eet a re energized. T his work is th e most w hile th e U m atilla E lectric Coopera m u n ity sin g and also gave a re a d been officially recognized by th e We wish to th a n k our friends and ing he had atten d ed in Pendleton im p o rta n t fe a tu re of th e e n tire sys tive w as slow In g e ttin g sta rte d it ing en title d “ C ooperative E x p an neighbors for th e ir acts of kindness college. It is th e object of th e members, a t w hich o th e r golfers from su r tem at th e present tim e and users is one of th e m ost active in its work sion” w ritte n by F ran k R itchey of tow ard us, and for th e m any b e a u ti w ho are a g ric u ltu ra l and home eco rounding tow ns drew up schedules are being urged to speed work in of co n stru c tio n in th e west. I t is th e Milton, w hich w ill be published next ful floral offerings, in th e loss of nom ics stud en ts, to fu rth e r th e ir so for to u rn am en t play. T he firs t round o rd er to connect w ith th e system belief th a t It w ill be one of th e best week. E. H. D u nning gave a h a r o u r son. MR. AND MRS. E. W. PECK cial In terests th ro u g h m eetings and of to u rn am en t play will be w ith w hen th e juice is tu rn ed on th e lin es u n d er th e R u ral E le c trific a m onica solo, accom panied by Mrs. Echo on th e focal course M arch 13. lines. M cFarland on th e piano. activities. tio n A d m in istratio n . and E rn ab el and Shirley. REA LINES TO BE FINISHED APRIL 1st a