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the rowing regatta has been the means
of bringing many gatherings OF the
younger people to the lake. There have
been a number Of delightful house par
! ties and the boys and girls have kept
open house at their summer homes in
honor Of the many visiting college
chums. The regatta created stir among
the Younger sets and the dancing par
ties at the hotels and at the clubs were
attended by many visitors.
The Lafayette club has been the
scene of much entertainment during the
week. Last night was one of the "full
house, affairs, and dinners and suppers
preceded the hop. Mr.. and Mrs. George
P. Douglas are at the club for over
Sunday. / Mrs: W. W.. Rand and Miss
Priscilla Rand came out Friday to re-
main n f ba.l hf few DAY days Dr. and Mrs:
at the club. Mrs. ". j. Murphy and
Kingsley Murphy have also been among
the clubhouse guests for the week. Mr..
and Mrs. Frank W. Commons enter
tained DR.. and Mrs. Thomas Roberts at
the club Thursday. Mrs. Bardon and
the misses Bardon of Duluth came the
the races. They will return home TO-
morrow. Miss Fertig and her out-of-
town guests are also visiting at the
club for over Sunday.
The sixteen oarsmen Of the WiRni-
peg rowing crews were stranded at
Minnetonka Beach Thursday morning,
being carried out to the north shore
instead of being transferred to the St.
Louis train to Tonka Bay. So it hap
pened that there was an unexpected
breakfast party at the club that morn
ing.
Mrs. 81. &. Smith entertained lunch
con party at the Lafayette club yester-.
day. Covers were laid for ten and
the decorations were daisies and ferns.
Mrs. H. F. Douglas and Miss Doug
has will come out to the Lafayette club
about Aug: l., The, will spend several
weeks at the LAKE, Mrs. 1na N fa1 MuT Thg
have been guests Of Mrs. Murray 3 par
ents in the city for some time, will go
out with them. Mr.. Murray expects
to join his family somewhat later in
the season.
The Misses Isabel, Geneva and Kath-
crime Coan Of Clinton, Iowa, who have
been Mrs. E. L. Carpenter, guest at
Orono, were given a pretty club lunch
con at the LAFAYETTE by Mrs. Carpen-
ter Thursday. The eight guests in,
c1uded Miss Helen Abbott, Vernon and
spalding Howe, Ray Carpenter and L.
W. Val pOAtC4s
Among the dinner hosts last evening
at the Lafayette club were DR.: and
Mrs. Joseph schadle Of St: Paul who
entertained five guests. Mrs: E; N.
Saunders, who gave dinner for four,
teen. W. G. Whitney, who entertaine d
eight guests, and Colonel E. P. Wright
Of St. Paul, who is staying over Sun
day with his family at the club.
Golf Is still holding it's own at the
club, and the group Of men who have
been playing on the links are getting
more and more enthusiastic. The links
are in perfect condition and, with the
assistance Of an automatic gasolene
lawn cutter, are kept closely cropped.
Mrs. r. II. Passmore Of Hillcrest Is
entertaining at a house party of four
teen young people In honor Of Miss
Esther Adams Of Duluth, who is the
guest Of the Misses Fannie and Char
1otte Passmore. Last evening Mrs
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been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Albert R.

been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Albert R.
Moore.
Mr.: and Mrs. E. Z. Patterson Of Man
kato have come to St. Paul to live, and
are at the Angus for the present. !.
!; Mr.. q and Mrs. jason ". Cooper and
Miss Kate Taylor, formerly Of st.
Paul, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Philip
Reilly Of Dayton avenue.
Mrs. Frederick d. Rice is visiting her
sister, Mrs. a. Q. Drake Of Dayton
The Misses Posey Of Indianapolis are
the guests Of Mrs. Allen H. Stem at
Dellwood.
Mrs. g. S. Fernald and her son Rob-
Quebec to sail for Europe.
Miss Amy Lowry Of Valparaiso, 8: A.,
Is the guest Of Mrs. Gustavus s. Fer
maid Of Lincoln avenue for few days.
Major and Mrs. Albert Todd Of the
Angus have returned from the Yellow
Miss Ruth Carroll Of Holly avenue
from Menomonie, Wis.
Mrs. Lemist Of Omaha is the guest Of
Mrs. Samuel G.. Strickland Of Holly av-
erue.
Mrs. E. C. Alexander Of Holly avenue
| is visiting Mrs. Charles P. Noyes at
White Bear lake.
Mrs. w. w. Dixon Of Los Angeles is
visiting her aunt, Mrs Sturgis Of Vir
ginia avenue.
Mrs. Albert Savage Of Ashland ave
nue. has returned from Prior lake.
Robert Noyes and Carl Schunemar
came home from Yale Monday.
Miss Julia Rogers Of Summit avenue
| has returned from Kentucky.
Rev: Harvey Officer of Princeton il
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Har
vey Officer Of Lincoln avenue.
Mrs: Douglas, who visited her sister
has returned to California.
Mrs. F. H. LOOMS and Miss Elizabeth
Loomis Of Paramount avenue, Mrs. A
M. Eastman and the Misses Eastman o.
/ Summit avenue have left for Madelein
island.
DR.. A. shimonek Of Laurel avenu
and DR.. E. J. Abbott Of Dayton re
turned last night from canoe trip il
4 WISCONSIN.
| Mrs. Douglas, who has been visitin,
for several months with her sister, Mrs
s. G.. Stickney Of Summit avenue, ha
returned to her home in Los Angeles.
Miss 6tringham, who has been tn
guest Of her sister, Mrs. Anton Shin
onek Of Laurel avenue, left for HON
yesterday morning. ~
| Mrs. Gertrude Dalrymple of Castle
ton, N. D., who has been the guest o
Miss Kirk of Summit avenue, left fo
Miss Elizabeth McCord of Indiana
. the guest Of Miss Julia Rogers Of Sun
nit avenue. Miss Rogers and Mis-
McCord will leave early in August fo
Mackinac. w.,
Mrs. John Wright Of Laurel avenu
will return today from the east.
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Mrs. William Taylor Miller Of Los
Angeles, who is making an extended
stay at the Angus, gave luncheon
Wednesday.
Miss Kimberly Of Dayton avenue, en- 81
Mrs. Byard Of New York.
Miss Rachel Abbott of Dayton ave-
nue. gave luncheon at the Town and
Country club Tuesday for her guest,
Miss Egbert.
Miss Kluckholm Of Goodrich avenue
entertained at luncheon on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Burch Of Ash
land avenue, gave a dinner Wednesday
evening for DR.. and Mrs. Ramstad Of
Bismarck, s. D.
Mrs. Edward Pierce of Providence,
who is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
small luncheon at the Town and Coun-
try club Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert G. Wright of
Paramount avenue will entertain at din.
ner Monday evening. g.. II. .. ."a.~r
Mrs. Allen H. Stem has issued invi
I
clubhouse Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E.: Bureh Of
Ashland avenue entertained at dinner
Wednesday evening. r.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mas, Crocus
place, entertained informally Monday
evening for Miss Brady, who will b.
their guest during the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Weyerhaeus
er Of Summit avenue viii sail 70,
G Mr.. and i'd Mrs. 1' Nathaniel P. Langford
Mrs. Morgan, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry P
Upham and Mrs. Rudolph Schiffmal
have left for the Yellowstone park.
Mr.. and Mrs. George R. Finch O.
Mrs. G: G. De Coster and Miss D.
Coster Of Summit, avenue leave mex
: week for Casco Bay, Me.
Mrs. Frank Haupt Of California, VIII
is visiting her mother, Mrs. William E
Dean, returned from Albert Lea Mon
day: :,
Misses Schumacher are home fror
the east. ..--.
Judge and Mrs. John w. Willis sale
from Quebec for Europe July IL.
Miss Newport of Summit avenue ha
joined a party Of friends who are fish
ing in Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick E. Weye:
haeuser Of Summit avenue have II
turned from Saginaw, Mich.
Mrs. Nancy Judson of Kent stree
has gone to Madison Lake to visit Mr.
Leavitt Corning.
Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Forbes {
3 Laurel avenue returned Wednesda
from White Bear lake, where they hay
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Moulton, Chicago; Mr.. and Mrs. 81. E.
Sheldon, Norwalk, Ohio; Mr.: and Mrs.
w. Y. Dennis, Mr.. and Mrs L. B. Den
mis-, Helen Dennis, Mr.. and Mrs. George
= Murphy Ny; Ma and MRS Mrs. Frank Frank Nc Ne
Blinkhorn, st. Paul.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Danforth Cowles of
basket club.
Summerville entertained a group of
friends at house party Wednesday
and Thursday.
ero, is constantly devising. some amusing
guests. Mrs. Robert Davis is one Of the
popular hostesses. She has a charming
suite of rooms and many parties are en-
joyed thru her hospitality.
One of the novel pastimes was. a
fudge and hat party. Among the visi-
tors is the possessor Of magnificent
wardrobe, which contains also COL
eign Importers At the hat party, the
women made use Of the hats and Mrs.
G.. M. Farwell led the procession under
the illumination of a portable calcium
light. Mrs. FarweH and Miss Farwell
Mrs. e. F. Bousfeld, Mrs. W. R. Gill
liam, Mrs. F. L. Morgan, Miss Morgan,
F G. Hopkins, Miss Whitney and Mrs:
Robert Davis were in the group. OF
course, the men were judges.
Mr. and Mrs. John Russell Hall, Mr..
| and Mrs. Frank Manner, Mr.: and Mrs.
| A, W. Armatage, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
! Rose Mr.. and Mrs. Dunsmoor were
| guests at a handsomely appointed din
ner party which Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
| Davis Of New York gave at Hotel Del
Otero last evening. The dinner was
served from large round table. Pink
and green were the chosen colors, and
| the centerpiece, g. mound Of fragrant
pink blossoms stood under a canopy OF
| delicate trailing vines.
| Lake visitors appreciate the delight
Hotel Del Otero. The musical organi
cation ranks among the best, and the
variety of treats which are offered te
the music-loving public By the conduc
tor Of the orchestra, are ways appre
eiated by host g! ct guests: i The a, fol
%sro P'2s1a Rs m ?? Le pftz;o the s9q sez
tet from HLucia,'' Donizetti; waltz
TAU Revoir;'' WaldteufeI; overture
Hungarian Lustspiel,' Keler-Bela
"Traumerei,'' Schuman; selection
from "The Bohemian Girl,' Balfe
waltz, NArtist' g Life,' Strauss; march
"The Man Behind the Cum" Sousa.
A party Of young men are keep!in'
bachelor hall at one of the Fairviev
e9Wtigss %aih od thsg haY9 fh be b
are Dwight Button, Dexter Rollins
Robert fowler, Kisman: fowler, L
Roy Rose, Oscar Weibel and Cornell
Logestrom.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. G.. Huston Of Mir
neapolis entertained Wednesday at HI
tel Tonka Bay for Mr.. and Mrs. A. 3
Petit of Chicago. Mrs. s. NJ. Petit 0
Buffalo, N. Y, and Mrs. J. H. Andrew
of Nashville, Tenn. The party made
trip of the lake and stayed for Dime
at Tonka Bay.
| Bartlett's, one Of the Mound 3 il
viting hotels, comes in for hbers
share Of patronage. The fishing ground
are easily reached from the hotel, an
never yet, SO the records say, has
fisherman returned disappointet
Among the Minneapolis visitors at th
hotel Sunday were Miss Maiorie Peak
r. s. Brubaker, W. q; Dieterieh. Mi
Daisy Hall. Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Va
{ Duyne. 2. j.. Smith, 8 A. Cutler, Mr.. an
Mrs: 81. Hookwitt, Douglas Leffingwel
a. Gurran, O.. M. Pear, Miss Mildre
Eckhart, Miss Loretta Griffith. M. .
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A group of Kappa Kappa Gamma
sorority girls enjoyed a jolly all day
outing Friday at the home of Miss Eliz-
abeth Bruchholz at Summerville.
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Mrs. H. W. Benton entertained the
Home and Foreign Missionary societies
of Bethlehem Presbyterian church We'd
nesday at her summer home at Sum
mervillee alta pleasant picnic and out
ing. ~ .' F- #s -
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HEALTH, BEAUTY
and a form sabhme Il
$hnna xuN4k a. -

H0u u ~CM b6oAme u
those whD take
willard white Co.'S
Vautaire Galega Tablets
BUST PEvEkoP ER
Flesh Fobd and ronic.
CAHWaN limitations and
hoAAeN Forth1ess nss'
trums are being offered,
and seiae dealers saaiH
them to b "yust b
geod' ab. out Tabiets. Be-
ware Of them.
THev DO not contain tn
ezpsnsiTs. genuine t1apefs
cd Rua Galega and opl
ewn essential ingredient,
oer Tablets viii make
good. hAatfhr 6asA ora Il
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Mrs. W. P. Devereux entertained at a
thimble bee Thursday afternoon at her
home at Northhome for group of
women who have been members of Z
Mr.. and Mrs. Danforth Cowles of
basket club.
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Lake Breezes.

Z Misses Jessie and Fannie Forester
and Miss Margaret Sidall spent Tues
day at CottageWood.
Mrs. 3. p. Wade and Wilma and
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Wayzata.

Mrs :. B. Jardine, who has been .,
snendinp the summer at Portal, N. y,
has IA returned to her home, -,
6. n. Keeler has returned from a trlp
to New York. .,,oa+ ~
8 Mrs. B. "a. Davies is the guest @
Mrs. r. II. Lyons. mh;+o Pear
i Mrs. "A. W Thompson OF Mn1te e-. Deai
spent Sunday with n M1s a 8; ~ ana n chill
ara mf; are aan visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Meyers
:. - NJ Nv g and Mrs. i. I. Longbrake Mls1
MAJ ~ I, ono and Miss Stoddaro
5snent two weeks at their cottage for
Brown 8 Bay
Northland Inn on Wayzata Bay ~ e,
nnonrlar resort during the warm Weatn
/ g. = Among the guests at the Inn are
sT FredIich, George p. Pearsall, e, g
Isl Pearsail @Des oines and Mrs. {, w
b AZ Moulton, Miss gnes Monlto AlleI
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Miss Rachel Abbott Of Dayton ave
nue. gave luncheon at the Town and
Country club Tuesday for her guest
Miss Egbert.
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Passmore entertained at a dinner, after
which the young people went to the
Lafayette club dance.
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Z Miss Kluckholm Of Goodrich avenue
entertained at luncheon on Tuesday.
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which the young people went to the
Lafayette club dance.
Mrs. Sidney w. Dean gave lunch
con Thursday at the Northup Fern
dale summer home in honor Of Miss
Fanchot Of New York. Miss Fanchot
was one Of the attendants at the Dean
Northup wedding last winter, and she
Is now spending a few weeks with Mrs.
Dean al, the lake. The guests were q
group of young women who live around
Ferndale shore and their out-of-town
guests.
Mrs. Charles S. Hubert was hostess
for group of southern friends whom
she met during her trip to Nassau, en-
tertaining at dinner Thursday evening
at her home at Minnetonka Beach. The
table was decorated with mound Of
pink and white sweet peas. There were
ten guests. Mrs. Hubert and Miss
Goodsell will entertain at a luncheon
next Thursday.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Burch Of Ash
land avenue, gave a dinner Wednesda,
evening for DR.. and Mrs. Ramstad O.
Bismarck, s. d.
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Mrs. Edward Pierce Of Providence,
who is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Sawyer Of Holly avenue, gave a
small luncheon at the Town and Coun-
try club Monday.
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ST. PAUL

Mrs. William Taylor Miller Of Los
Angeles, who is making an extended
stay at the Angus, gave a luncheon
Wednesday.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Robert G. Wright of
Paramount avenue will entertain at din
ner Monday evening. r.. +.
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Mrs. r. II. Passmore Of Hillcrest Is
entertaining at house party of four
Teen young people In honor Of Miss
Esther Adams Of Duluth, who is the
guest Of the Misses Fannie and Char
1otte Passmore. Last evening Mrs.
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Mrs. Allen H. Stem has issued invi-
tations for a dance al: the Dellwood
clubhouse Tuesday evening.
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A. party Of young men are keeping
bachelor hall at one of the Fairview
cottages, which they have christened
:" Wieselwood =" cottage. In the party
are Dwight Button, Dexter Rollins,
Robert fowler, Kisman fowler, LIE
Roy Rose, Oscar Weibel and Cornell
Logestrom.
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Miss Kimberly Of Dayton avenue, 81
tertained Wednesday afternoon fl
Mrs. Byard Of New York.
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Mr.. and Mrs. F. G.. Huston Of Min
neapo1is entertained Wednesday at Ho-
tel Tonka Bay for Mr.. and Mrs. A. 81.
Petit of Chicago. Mrs. s. NJ. Petit Of
Buffalo, N. Y, and Mrs. J. H. Andrews
of Nashville, Tenn. The party made a
trip Of the lake and stayed for dinner
at Tonka Bay.
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Summerville entertained group of
friends at a house party Wednesday
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-31
DEMAND A NEW FEDERAL LAW
AGAINST PEEKABOO WAISTS

Knoxville Tenn. July Coon
gressmau Nathan ". Hale of the Sec
ond Tennessee district thought Il
hard task had been set him wien
one of his constituents Il few days
since wrote him urging him 70 IL
trCduce a bill prohibiting dancing. but
today. when he received letter sign
ed A Citizen urging him 10 pass a
bill in congress prohibiting -peeaboo'
shirt waists. corsets. paint. and pow
der. he felt even more like resigning
The constituents letter reads as
follows.
The Hon Nathan ". Hale. Con
Eressman Second Tennessee District
Dear Sir: I want TO urge upon you
the necessity for a national law prn-
hibiting women from wearing peek
abooT shirt waists. corsets. and from
pBtiiBg powder and paint On the face
Editors. jokesml5hs, and " G. T. u.
members and others have Ep0Ieu
azsinst The pesFaboo shirt w8isf and
the- ce-set, and medicsl aashcItfl6s
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MRS. COREY HAS
BEEN GIVEN
DIVORCE
FROM THE PlTTsRuRG STEEL
KING WHO ENTERED NO DE.
TENSE I'M CASE.
SETTLED MONEY AFFAIR
With Him Out OF Court--She is Given
Son as Gerey's Sister Says
He is Not FIJI to Raise
Him.

Reno Neyp July 30 Mrs William
Ellis Corey wife of the pre- iden( o
The United States Steel corporation
was awarded divorce here this after
noon when the case was submitted
without argument and the Jury took
but one ballot
Mrs Corey was in tears when told
that she had been given a decree ana
custody of her Ii year oldson. Allan
Corey. She drove al once to her home
IN Riverside avenue where she says
she will continue to reside No cvi.
dence was submitted by the defense
and there were no arguments.
Settlement With Corey.
The question of almony was not
Mrs. Corey made an in.
teresiiug admissions however. touch.
ing upon This phase of the case. stat.
ing that in May 1905, several weeks
before her petition for divorce was
filed she negotiated throaeh her at.
'orneys a financial sttlement with her
husband She was not asked what
the nature of this settlement was
ON The witness stand Mrs. Corey
Told of her husbands desertion aud
)f her eorts to induce him to &c
turn He refused however aud went
10 Europe She has net seen him
since
Miss Addie Corey sister of the re.
'pondent corroborated Mrs. Corey's
statement that Corey had deserted his
wife and told how she and her aged
mother had made several Intellectual
,ttempts 10 effect a reccnc 'Iation.
Scores Wealthy New Workers.
She said that she did not consider
Ter brother proper custodian for his
ON. FOR the reason" she said. that
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WADDING
From Cannon Struck Mss Ruth, Seri.
ously injuring Her.

Detroit Mich, July 3n~ Miss Ruth
Christie. of Cincinnati Ohio. was Seri.I
pusly injured tonight by the firing of
= caanoa AZ the Old Club. on the 81
Clair river, as the steamer Tashm0u
was pulling away from the dock.
u Is the custom of lhe club mem.
bers TO fire this salute each time tae
steamer stops there, and today Tor
some unknown reason the cannon was
trained on the boa' Tho heavy wad-
ding crashed through The purSer's
room and struck Miss Christie aud
Charles Mott. Of Deroit, iniuring them
severely about the face and necE
Mis-, Christie was brought back 70
Detroit, where she was put under
PHYSICIANS care He fac1 was filled
full of wadding aud powder aud sac
may BE- disdgured foF lie.
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III VOLUME XXxvIII NO. 22l
RED DANGER FLAG FLOATED
ON SHIP FULL OF DYNAMITE

New York, July 30 Noyaging here
from Hamburg with enough dynamite
and detonators in her hold to blow mp
squadron Of war5ilIps, the rusty.
sided three hundredton Danish bark
Honayista, with tile red flag of dan.
ger floating lazily from ner fore truck,
poked her brine washed nose through
the swash channel today to anchorage
in Gravesend Bay in the wake of a
noisy harbOr tug. She had been 40
days on the voyage, and score Of
tines had narrowly escaped being run
down and taking her foe with her to
kingdom come.
Had one of the great ocean liners,
close to which she had passed on her
run through the fog belt on the banks,
struck the tiny bark, nothing would
have been left of either vessel to solve
the mystery of the disaster.
But there was nothing in the placid
faces of Captain Christensen and his
crew of five Swedish sailors a. they
stood on the deck of their floating
mine today to tell of the awful dan.
gers they had faced in that long trip
through storms and calms and fogs.
In violation of all precedent the crew
stood on the quarter Geek with the
captain calmly smoking their pipes,
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TOO BUSY WITH SUNFLOWER
CROP TO PUT ON THE TOCA

Topeka. Kan. July 20 When Eos
ter Dwight Ccbuu declined appoint
ment As TN ted States senator from
Kansas two slories were told ia eN
PLANTATION of his surprising modesty
Both, his friends say. were incorrect.
The real reason. according 30 the
same authorities. for .dr Coburn's re
fusal to accept a place in the upper
house of the national legi- iature was
his uuwiliineness tp dessert sun
flower crop IN wh'Ch he is far more
deeply Interested than In iawmaking
or va hincion p1lHies
MIR Coburn himself said be didn't
want o. go 70 the senate he- agse be
couldn bear Co associate with politt
clans. The politicians repliEd tai b
was sfra 70 60 hecau . he cohsid
erred Senator BBrtoas sea .HniuckY.
and didnt want to ,ase tae hotieo On
his own shoulders.
It seems AR. colurn has lesn ex
peslmenflnz wlth zuaasesTs fez 81
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lanr time KansaBs have never i-eeu
able Ia find a use Tor them hitherto
To be sure. fhey are the states Ileral
emblem Most farmers. however. have
regarded hem ss little better fhsn
The commonest kind of weeds.
Mr. C1hurn is secretary II the Kan
sas state board Of agriculture He
has an idea thai ths sHnhower is ne
mi. that the seeds should be market.
able. and that if is up To- him %
ascertain 10 what use fhey can be put.
lie has been conducting a number of
experiments for sOn.r z M. sud could
not afford r. have them iafeTrurtsa
by a "trip 10 Washington
IN the winter he VIII ash to f~o
Kansas agricultural experiment sfs-
tions 10 take up eaiowe- cnlfure to
determine the best varieties of The
flower the proper metaod Of esllivz-
lion O. obtain tht acst results. the
ases Tor wbfrh the seess are suitable
and the easiest way e pat shem "a
~ mssksf