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CHAPTER XVII.
The Troop Train.

! NC twp tEdtU.
Ponto's Information was quite cor
rect. II had to be. or lie could never
lave Qualified as the partner of Her
| L~Rdez. 's.1.~ .... ..:...~ ~.
?. On Meals return from the railroad
| station at La Plaza he found an under
current of excitement present upon the
| cruiser Albany. Half an hour after his
return the captain OF the cruiser had
received a wireless from Washington
Ii was significant in its tenor The
wireless operator handed it to him as
II was received -.:s~ ">
/ " The captain glanced at il. ut looks
important" he said; DECIDE it at
once"
1t was decided. This is what it
said: 49,. =.
GENERAL ORDERS FROM NAVY
DEPARTMENT. ".~.s
oeciphered from Code &C." i.
War imminent with Allemania. Keen
all ships prepared for action. Trans
fer all possible men to Pacific squad.
ron. Recommend meritorious warrant
officers for promotion to commission.
HUTCHINSON,
Chief Of staff.
An order from Washington is an
order. An order when war is imminent
is double quick order. The captain
of the cruiser Albany had been wait.
ing for doubt quick orders-he had
smelled them in the air. He had felt
them in his bones. In one hour he had
picked his men. The first man he
summoned was Neal. " -::..
Neal" he said, calling him by
name, 1--WE recommended you for a
commission" W.T.. .... '.,.
Neal jumped out of his shoes al.
most. Ia commission" he gasped;
"why-I thought can't understand
- = =-..' -. -. ~: ...
Don't think" said the: captain
sharply; we've got to act" =.
He handed Neal typewriter instruc.
tions. You'll get your commission
in due form. Ny recommendations go
particularly at time like this Take
fifty men at once-and proceed to join
the battleship Missouri at Chantillo.
That's ALL"
Neal saluted and swung about.
Wait" said the captain Neal waited.
Il just want to shake hands, old man.
said the captain You deserve your
luck If ever man did. Good-by."
An hour afterwards Neal and his
squad were at La Plaza once more,
consulting the railroad master.
We want a train, and right away
said Neal. THE road will make its
fortune. 1t will declare a dividend.
When does she go?"
Not for two days or so. The en-.
gine-the good one-she is be repair"
What can we do?" said Neal.
The station master frightened. He
desired at all costs to get this squad
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-08-11
HONT AND MNBEY NRE THE
CONGRESSIONAL NOMINEES

Timothy g. Hoyt 81 Weber county
and Charles ~. Mabcy 81 Davis cnun.
Is are the republican nominees for
congress iiuyt was nominated NJ the
First Congressional district conven.
ton In ogden last Wednesday. over
Whelmingly defeating Congressman
Joseph Howell. Mahey WIS nominated
at IN" Second Congregational district
convention held az Salt Lake city.
Thre" ballots were required Tor the
nomination at each convention. In
the First Congressional convention
there were four candidates In the
ficld-iioyt of Weber county. Thomas
W. o'ponnell of Cintah. Congressman
Joseph Howell OF Cache county and
Judge Jacob johnson Ut sanp.te.
on the first ballot Iioyt led the field
WIN l1''s votes. On the Second he
Ehih'h strength and on tile third bal
lot r-crl,cd sSi, y and - motion Ia
make hlS nomination unanimous car
ri~d.
In the Second Congressional con.
Ncnti"n Charles u. Mabey. who was
a late entrant In the race. generated
much strength, r. l.. Holman ran
second throughout the hallotlng his
supporters making desperate effort
Ia garner votes from other candidates
Tor the second and third ballots. Hol.
man made an appreciate gain. hut
not sufficient 60 overcome the lead of
Mahey.
On the final ballot Mnb.y got AIS
oi the aol votes Ia the convention.
", w salisbury. A. a. Harnrs. W
y Rydalch and James Deyine were
the other candidates In the field. but
l'ydalch and p~yinr withdrew after
thu first ballot
i"lh conventions We're well regu.
la'"u hialrs, the voting running
smoothly and without interruption
much In contrast a. the r,pulIi,,n
state convention Tuesday in ogden
Many ot tho same delegates yyh,
attended the state convention were i'm
attendance at one or the other Of th.
congressional conventions
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Carbon Connt, Con,rn,lnu-

The republican county cony,nti,,
held Monday at Prize To select DEL
gates To the state ana congressional
conventions passed nff smnothIy ana
harm"ni"usly Those chosen IA amend
the state convention wer. sam W,nI-
head Anthem Madison. T. J. ParmIe,,
j. = THOMPSON, H. q. Kirkpatrlck a
j. Lee, \. w. Horsl.y. q. s Prics -
S'n,schl' sr., George u. IIaymond A
y. Hadley' samuel Dugmore A ~
Gibson ana Joseph Harboglin "
congressional Delegates-C. X Ian
sen T. +, Woods. Robert Men1ts.
william Littleiohn. J 5. Thomn.on
H. H. kirkpatrick. A. W Horsisy ~
n Mcdee, George C.. Frandsan n T.
uurner George Collingham. A H.
lia"'eE' samuel Dugmore. A. n Gn,
son anu w, 7. Hamilton
Following are delegate. who t..,
part In tho county convention, WIN
storrs-A r., Gibson and char,..
seolleld--l.ars Jensen. A.. ..,u.r.,
Anthem Madsen '''"'eh'
Priee-A. W Horsley ALL
~ N'''usen' l.. A. Niece. n s.
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edward. =. y. Woods. e. \. Price. ~
q. Mathis. John H Pace. Orson Guy
mon and !. NJ whi,morc.
clear Creek X Jensen. Grovci
Lewis. =. e. Hcnness. Eli Gourdln and
Sam woodhead
iiawatha-Gcorgc u. Raymond. y
SantHchi. sr.. W -. Miles. Walter y
Knox. Mr. y. santschi. Sr. Martin
Millarich
EWrll-g \. Rowiry
Helper. iiarbogiio and ". y.
Cook
SuunyHide-E v. Tucker. samuel
Dugmorv. GeprE. coliinghsm. W. ~
Wctzei. William \. Dunlap. A. H. Had.
hey. \. D. Van Wagner W. .. Emig.
holtz
Winter Quarters-i,ob.rt Mcnzics,
r. J. Parmloy. Alfred Ncwren. Joseph
a. RUIZ John .. Parry
Castle Edward Edwards. W.
4. Jones. J. e. Snow. william Little.
John. John Pinnd. !. g. i.nf1ey. u. q.
Kirkpatrick. =. y. i;udcru. Ed ~.
Cos.
WeiiinEton==t.un TidWeti
The delegates o. the state cunVen.
ti"n were instructed To- u-r all honor.
ahl" means Ia further IN. candidacy
90 Carl u, Marvur.n Tor stat. treas.
urer,
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poCroH LOSES AUTOMOBILE
AND SURGICAL INsTRIMENTs

Grand functions Daily News Of
last SUNDAY says Or. ". W. Win.
OF fruita suffered the loss of his fine
overland automobile. his Instruments
ana medical eases and quantity OF
typhoid vaccine, which IL used Ia in.
n"'ulate against typhoid fever. when
MS car was overtaken By a tremen-
d"ns Hood In the Salt Wash two miles
VEST OF Mack. DR. White was on his
way To the government High line
'Aihp TOUR miles west ~ Mack ana
was forced 1" 90 10 the bottom OF a
l1'sr wash % cross H. some water
was running In the wash and il was
raining hard az the time. The car
Stopped when one Of the wheels "a,
,l'' sort ~ pocket IN IN. bottom OF
w" wash ana the rain Increased Ia the
~ 'l''''''hs "i clouhhurst while DR..
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-08-11

In an effort 10 beat the Utah county
candidate both Beaver and Juab with
drew their candidates on the second
ballot in favor Of Marcusen. The
scheme went awry. however. as Salt
Lake. Utah. Weber. Box Elder ana
other larger counties went almost
solidiy for Madsen.
The vote ON the second ballot was,
Madscn. $685.; Marcuscn. sfS, and
VIM, p.
There was no fight for the office OF
state superintendent 81 public IN
struction. The committee on plat
form and resolutions had decided
earlier In the day that the Office
should be non-partisan. and, upon
the motion Of George VI. Cannon. the
rules were suspended and Dr =. q.
Gowans was renominated by acclaim
uftpu
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-08-11

White was trying o. get m. -,
the had place.
THE stream rose so rspidis
water got into IN. arbur,,s.
stopped the engine dead Tn
wadcd out and ran 10 s..y,.
The telephone was used Al ths :.
ment camp and negotiation NJ
y uintah engine Ca pull the car !
u was not far from the railro,s
tie. \ team of horses was -.
the government camp. bu, jur
forts were being made 10 r.t /, n
the ear to hold II. the water
had risen To- about siN feet .isrI
machine down the wash and !
anything could be- done the nj
disappeared. rolling over and u
ward the river. \ trcmendou,
VIII De made 10 locate the al
Their down the wash. Wher. ID i
the ear WI lodge. IT,. WIN,
was alon. when the accident MAJ
ed. sayr his loss win b. elEht n
dollarr at least
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PURELY PERSONAL

Ill. ". Horn of Sunnynide was reg
stcred az the Tavern during the week.
u. No. Manson returned Tuesday
from business trip Of several days
az Sconeid.
a. W. HorHicy. who was dele
ate 10 the state convention nc OE.
den. rcturhcd yesterday
Mrs o. W. Martin of Msntl was
guest of Mrs. J. w. Mcuann aud
Mrs. 4. u. Sutton yesterday.
N. r. Nelson Of Att Pleasant came
IN this morning On business aud will
BE- In Price for several days.
Peter Jeanseime -,sRH In Cotton
Monday, going up<thcrr Ia look after
his sheep herds ~ thatNlcinity.
rom oE'ien. where he had been In at
tendance at the state convention.
DIR. q. \. spauidinE. veterinarian
tor the Utah Fuel company at Castle
Gate. was Tavern guest Tuesday.
Mrs. Walter nandicy OF Price
Nas the guest OF Miss Mimi. DuEan
~ Prove last week.-proyo Herald.
fih.
&C. ~. Glhbs. Eeoiogiat. was down
from Salt Lake city Monday ON bust
ness. stopping at the Tavern while
hare.
Thomas Tweddale ~ Castle Gate
was stopping at the Tavern during the
week. beinE here on his way To- sum
nyside.
Judge y. ~ Woods IL back from
the Second Congressional convention
az ogden. wherr he went Tuesday A.
a delegate.
Mrs George a.. Frandsen IL away
on a visit of several weeks with rela-
tives and friends In sanpete ana Sc
vier counties
-wiiford Ruff of castle Gate was
business visitor In Price wednes-
day. being registered az the Tavern
while In town.
Il. 4. Mc0ee returned yesterday
from ogden, being a delegat. Ia the
congressional convention which met
In that city Wednesday.
Mrs. Don e. Williams has return.
ed from a trip Ca Price and Ferron.
where she visited relatives for ten
iays.-Proyo Herald. Ith.
Karl ANeriil returned this week
from a trip ~ several weeks spent at
ogden. coalville and other points In
the northern part of the state,
Mrs isabelle Murphy returned 10
her home at Salt Lake cts Monday
after visit of several days at the
home of her brother, Thomas Fitz-
gerald
Carl n, MaJfus.n h back from
the republican State convention az
ogden, Marcuyen takes his defeat
eomplacently, Wihicb marks him as a
teal republican, -
June whitmore was In from the
park the first Of the week on bust
ness Things out his way are looking
good. he says. with plenty OF moisture
the last few weeks
Sam Woodhesd, manager of the
Nhsatfh store AT Aiehi Nfeeht was IN
Price Monday, he ana chris X. Jen-
sen being delegates Co the republican
county convention from that precinct.
Clare Johnson.~oC springylne is
visiting at the home OF his chum.
leo Lewis. south op town Young
Johnson Is the Son /of Professor and
Mrs Wayne Johnson. formerly of
Price.
Mrs Frank Carroll Of Salina ana
Mrs David futile of Castle Dale were
visitors from Emery county during
the week. Mrs. Carroll being on her
way home while Mrs futile came this
far with her.
w. n. Pace left last Tuesday for
cedar city and Washington county,
where he viii visit with his mother
and wife Mrs Pace viii accompany
him home on his return.-Delta
chronicle, 3D.,
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In and For City of Price, a hlnl
Corporation. County ~ Carlos
of Utah. Before Arthur J. IL
Justice of the Peace Pedro iafl
Plaintiff. ". Joseph Nassau
Joe Masso, Drfcndant.-sani
The State of Utah 20 the iSisal
You are hereby summoned 70
before the above entitled couH
ten days after the service II ihs
mons upon you. II served uilhh
county In which this action 4 hp
otherwise. within twenty dali
this service. and defend the ahg'
titled action brought againa
recover the sum Of isIAsA'
paid by the plaintiff 10 your u~
benefit In June and July, 1919
ease OF your failure 60 do %
ment viii be- rendered againa ~
cording 90 the demand OF 'h'
plant. Given under my pap.
"a day OF August. 1915, AklhI
LEE. city Justice ~ the Feaes
MoGee. Attorney for Plaln'in
Utah.
First pub. Aug a. last Sept D.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-08-11

MrE. James Campbell II "a,
died at her hom. Sunday In tha,
81 tuberculosis. Besides her Nj
she leaves five children. the 70.
being a babe. Her mother. Ma
~ Swopc of Patton. Pa. arrh,l
night and with the husband 4
deceased will accompany the b,
the old home In Pcnnyiahli
burial.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-08-11
Presidential Electors.

A. the nominees for state officers
were not decided until after midnight
a motion was passed e. choose the
first four high men on the first ballot
a. presidential electors Seven names
were David Jensen II We
her. J. e. Critchlow uf Salt Lake.
Thomas Smart Of Cache. Glen u.
Bothwell of Salt Lake. Orville l..
Thompson Of Willard. Orrin scely II
Emery and \. u. Hawley ~ SEWER.
Scely Hawley Jensen and Smart
were nominated On the first ballot
Prior 60 closing the convention mo-
tions we're carried giving recognition
TO the new central state committee
and authorizing II to nll any vacan-
cics In nominees. and motion was
carried making the party emblem an
eagle with outstrctched wings pcrrhed
on "a beehive.
The permanent Officers 81 the con-
vcntiun were Frank W Fishburn 81
BOX Elder county. chairman; Harvey
cuff. Utah county first vice chair
man. -. =. McShane. Beaver county.
secretary ana T.. a. Watts. Salt Lake
county. serRpnut.at.arms
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-08-11

Mrs q. a. schultz 81 Hiawatha
was In Price Tuesday on her way
home from trip OF several weeks az
Bait Lake city. where she had been
with her babe Tor treatment at Zion
hospital.
~ \. Nelson. W. u. Candiand
and the Misses Irene and Heatrice
Nelson motorcd tu Manu Tuesday.
while In Manti the ladies were the
guests uf Miss Josephine Hornung 80
AIT Pleasant Pyramid. 9TH.
-Rcv. oscar smith. who has been
pastor ~ the Methodist church In
Price during the past year. left last
Sunday for Pasadena, Gala. where he
takes up his new duties ~ teacher In
NaSarene University H. that city
Miss Iieaaic Kennedy left Wed
n.Hdny evening Tor 4 trip ~ several
weeks To- Kansas CITY ahd st. Louis.
buying goods aud stud Fling the fall
styles In millinery. while away she
VIII visit her parents at nrunawick.
-GcorKr Phillips H. In from Price
Ia visit with his family and attend a.
Price uintah fiaHin Auto line busi-
" T" :" w" h"h"'si
quarters at Price.--Myton Free Press.
lth
-nnh.r, Nt.n,t.. .rhor,.. s..,,.,.
and ulshon r 4 p,rml.V yer, her.
Nondny from wint,r (pu.r,.r. a.. AZ
esat.s Go an. r.pubIi,Nn eounty CON.
y.ntin, No.. Nf.nLt.. - ,,,,,,'-
70 n",n wont '" 'ku'h '" 'h' H'A'r
''"''"''"'
Mr.. Henry Eri,k..n az Ny,,,
WAS stunning al IN. Tavern mi. ve.k
b.ins on her Wav nom. from +, ,I.i,
of s.v.rnl ,,..k. a. sst, III. go,
where she had b.en Win her il,,i.
sirl who 1. under treatment IA n nos
pitnI there for appendicitis.
A. q. 49,, -
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linn. An sai, - c,,, ii, p,.sS.a,
p,,r,,,td An
- ~ u,rL.,h.,.., ,,t,. .,a|
,,r,,,s,n h,,. r.,,,rn',d nm, y. -
dsvs, fishing trin an an. yvhi,. r,,.r
ana n,.r IN al. rnttonyona n.sr
prov, 4, r,tn.d n.,rly .,.y, 40,
Nhil, they w,r, yon. Il, snit. nf
which th.y ,,uyht f,tr string ~
fish and had an .,tn,,hI. ,,,,ins
urlp.r Times. ain
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-08-11
I'ricr Factions Unite.

The republican precinct primary
held al Price last Friday evening la
city Hall WIS largely attended and
marked 10y n complete reunion of re-
puhlicanS and proErrsHiycs. 4 meet
Ink of the twu factions was held be-.
fore the primary, Precinct Chairman
\. J. Ice presiding. at which time the
delegates that would be- satisfactory
to both Sides were agreed upon. The
primary was addressed by Judge y. y.
Woods and others urging d reunion OF
both factions by selecting the dele
gates named, which was done unani.
mouslN II took only twenty-five
minutes a. complete the work 81 the
primary, A resolution was intro.
ducrd los John Potter which carried.
inHlructing the delegates o. work Tor
statewide prohibition. Carl q. Mar.
cusen was endorsed Tor state treasur.
er' after witch the meeting adjourned
Following the meeting free dance
was given boy the Young Mems Re.
publican club which was largely al.
tended ana enjoyed hy All.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-08-11
Governor spr,', Statement.

Governor Spry accepts defeat Ia
hi uffice la the state capitol Wedn.S-
day morning IN, governor said he
would stand by the action Tuesday of
the state convention IN ogden. Tie
said he cannot deny too emphaticaily
the rumur that he will holt and lead
u third ticket
y only ran away once In all my
iifr." the governor said. IT was when
was Riddle. about 10 years Did.
was playing In the lot near Wild
current bush hedge. Suddenly I
heard a believing on the other side
aud at the same time I thought the
whole twenty rods ~ hedge was being
torn ~ by the roots. turned aud
'huat ~ Tor the house. I burst through
IN" door and when mother asked me
what was the matter all I could say
was. Something's coming II proved
tp he an angry cow
Speaking seriously" the governor
said. you may say for ~. that I will
not permit my name a. be- used ON any
third ticket No one has approarhed
mo on such proposition. ana N they
should. which I do not contemplate.
should not permit H. My friends
will not urge me To- do such u thing.
They arc not that Kind and I am sure
! shall not hear anything 81 that ma
turv. ! want a. add my appreciation
for the way my friends stood by me
through the fight both those who
were "n the floor OF the convention
ana those who were not there"
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-08-11
TME nEsr LNxNTnr

To keep the bowels regular N
laxative 10 outdoor cNerrius. n
fun glass of water half an hour
breakfast ana eat an ahuhdis
fruit and vegetables. also ssiAh'
regular habit and b. SURF that
bowels move once u day. w
medicine h needed take cha,
lain's Tablets. They are pleas
take and mild and gentle 10 I
Obtainahle everywhere Adu
Typewriter ribbons and cafia'
pcrH-The Sun.
Smoke Elk Pride Cigar Tel "
sun udlgta hiring results
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-08-11
Madison the Winner.

-Four candidates were presented for
the office OF state treasurer. all out
side of Salt Lake county. The name
of T. .. Winn of Juah was presented
by r. u. Reese OF Juab. Carl n. Mar
cusen of Carbon By A, w. Horsley OF
Carbon. David H. Madsen OF Utah by
Ephralm Homer of Utah, and r. IA.
Barton by q r. Moshane OF Beaver.
Madsen led ON the first ballot. but
failed TO get majority By fify votes.
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CONTINUED from page oneJ
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-08-11

Smoke Elk Pride cisar. Tel 4
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-08-11

N. \. Nelson OF Att Pleasant cam
IN this morning On business aud wi
BE- IN Price for several days.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-08-11

Peter Jeanselme. WIS In Coitoi
Monday. going up)ther. 10 look aftei
his sheep herds " thatNlcinity
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-02-10
PIONEER DIES AT ALBEE
HENRY c. FISHER. PROSPEROUS
FARMER. PASSES AWAY AT
AGE OF 90 YEARS
Especial correspondence)

ALBEE. ore. Feb 9-Henry c.
Fisher, prosperous farmer and
stockraiser, died at his home at 1880
on the morning Of February 2 Mr..
Fisher was G2 years old and is sur
viyel by his wife and three daugh-
ters, Mrs Eva Smith Of Spokane,
Washington, Mrs. Maude Linderman
and Lucille Fisher OF WalIa Walla
George Tonkln, deputy game war.
den, passed through iast week going
TO the John Day country on officia.
business.
Floyd Horton. forest ranger for this
section. came up from Pendleton Feb
] TO measure the snow AT Granite
Meadows and reported five feet az
tae government snow stake.
Andrew Gilland and Clarence
Daley have been stalled here fer
three days with freight for the Uklah
Mercantile Co On account Of the
heavy snow they have pcen unable t1
travel more than six miles per day
since reaching Willow Springs
S X. Loney came in last week
from Walla WaIla 10 meet his
daughter Charlotte who has been
visiting at the home Of II c Fisher
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-02-10
AMERICANS NOT TOLD
TO GET OUT OF BERLIN

BERLIN. Feb 9-Thc American en-
bassy denied the widely circulated re-
ports that Gerard had advised Amer.
leans to leave Berlin because Of the
seriousness If the German American
situation. Morgenthau Of CONSTANT
nople conferred with Won Jagow and
Zimmerman before going to Wash
ugton and will take the president a
report, suppIementing that of Colo
rel House. about the submarine war
fare and the attitude Of the Teutons
Newspapers g-e awaiting the Wash
ington decis on before discussing the
Lusitania care. The impression was
created that Germany has maneuyer-
ed successfully to cast responsibility
Tor o break upon America if one oc-
ours
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-02-10
Has Used ChamberIaln's Cough
Remedy for 20 Years.

"Chamberlains Cough Remedy has
been used in my household for the
past twenty years l began giving it
to my children when they were small
As a quick relief for Group. whoop.
ing cough, and ordinary colds, It has
no equal Being free from opium and
other harmful drugs never fel.
afraid to give 1t to the children. /
have recommended It 10 a large num-
Der of friends and neighbors, whc
have used it and speak highly ef it, %
writes Mrs. Mary Minke. Shortsville.
y. Y. Obtainable everywhere -Avd
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-02-10


HERMISTON, ore, Feb. 10.-The
lectures and demonstrations given by
the extension service Of the Oregon
Agricultural College gere well attend
ed, great interest being manifested in
every instance.
The housewives and school girls
were instructed by Miss Anna NJ Tur-
ley in the lunch rooms at the high
school building. Her subject for the
morning hour was Principles Of
Cookery MIR and Egg Cookery
leIng her subject in the afternoon.
q. G. Lamb gave an illustrated lee
ture to the students at school this
morning on Rearing the Farm
Flock"
Pkof +. B, Filts opened lectures at
the high school Mare Hall at "a. m.
with improving the Dairy Herd
The hour following Il. T. Reynolds
lcctured on Hog Feeding and Mar
keung"
Vegetable Growing on the Umatil-
la Project" 10y Il. w. Allen, "Home
Curing of Meats by II. f. Reynolds;
Making Irrigated Sandy Soils Pro-
ductiye" by Paul $, Jones, and Hog
and sheep Management by r. +.
Reynolds completed the program for.
the afternoon Farmer smith ag
riculturist of the O-W II. & ~ was
called on for an address also during
the afternoon session,
The evening lectures We're better
attended than any, the business mem
and farmers alike being interested
G.. c Lamb lectured on the motion
pictures Of poultry work at the coll
lege and college activities r E Rey-
rolds continued his lecture on sheep
showing a number Of slides Of great
interest in connection.
The movable school will continue
THURSDAY
The members Of the travelling
school were entertained at dinner by
Col and Mrs H. g. Newport al their
home ON Newport acenue.