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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-29
Birthdnu Pdrtu


Miss Hazel Mann entertained
Tuesday evening at her home In
celebration OF the birthday OF Mr.
Ralph Norbom- A dainty color
scheme OF blue and white was oh
served. with flowers and autumn
foling. M decorations Mias Ida
Marguerite werener assisted In di.
pensins Inequalities. The evening
was spent In music and cards.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-29
Mount Baker Luncheon
Club TO Meet

The Mount BAKER i,uncheon eiuf
will meet Wednesday. October 9. al
the club house for luncheon at |
o'clock. The executive commItte,
viii lie hostcases for the affair. in
GLIDING Mrs. u. J. Andre. Mrs. c. II
Field. Mrs- r.. q. Lindberg and Mrs
Archie Chandler.
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Wedding Anniversary

Mr.. and Mn. Curtis r. IAnts en-.
tertained ~ their home Friday eve.
ming In honor Of the soth wedding
anniversary OF Mr.. and Mn w. A.
McCutchin. Mr.. and Mira John H.
Moeur Marie iansx) were also honor
guests. About thirty kucs,a were en-.
tertained
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Miss Rochester
Honored at Luncheon

Mn. I1Roy Manson Backus snser.
tanned twelve guests ~ luncheon To-
dAy at the Sunset club In compii-
ment to Miss Mary Louise Rochester.
whose marriage win be an event OF
the week
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Miss Bond Married
to Mr.. Ann

Mr.. and Mrs. walter Bond an
nounce tho marriage Of their dauxh.
ter. 0wendolyn Beatrice. 10 Mr.,
Seton C. Amy. ON Septsuber IS.
After the wedding ceremony the
couple departed for Portland. where
they viii spend their honeymoon. re.
turning In n fortnight
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Mrs. Coulter Plans Tea

For the pleasure OF a few intimate
friends Mrs. Chester Coulter will en-.
terrain At the tea hour At her homo
ON Friday.
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1ssncheon for
In. AMes

MrA Frederick Bausman has ar.
mngsd . luncheon Of twenty covers.
- IKE place Friday at the sunxet
1ouA In compliment to Mrs. Edgar
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Gor the relief fund Of Fortson
Thygesen Auxiliary. United Spanish
War Veterans viii give q luncheon
at the homo Of Mira Maud LENA.
Gle. ssss sist ave. r.. Thursday.
sepssmbes 10. at i,:ao .. m. All
members and friends arc invited
Phone Rainier sosJ for reserva.
tionA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-29

The rongfellow PIT. A. WIN meet
al the school NJ gao .. m. Thursday,
September 30. Mira Ellen r. Dab.
ney. head Of the department Of home
economics. viii be the speaker Of
the day. Musle BY Miss Frances c.
Mullen and Mlss Helena NJ Brown.
Ing. School garden exhibit down
staira
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Dianer and Supper
PARTY

Judge and Ma Burke are sntsr.
tanning this evening 1t dinner At
their homo. In compliment TO Mr..
and Mrs J. ID. Farrell The party
viii attend the opera. later return
Ing to tho Burke residence for sup
per.
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Am-4s,y.t Chapter, o. y. a.

The bazaar committee OF Amethyst
chapter. o. ". a.. will hold big
card party Mt the Panama oafeteria.
itis Third ave. on Thursday. Sep
tembsr 30, At SIS .. m Fourteen
prizes. All Eastern Starr and friends
invited
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-29
North End Csrde Of ChiA

An election OF offlcer WIN b.
held Al the meeting Of tho North
End Circle Child Conservation league
at , .. m with Mira William Mason
HAS Naomi Place.
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Bridc-Elcct to Be
HOnored

In entertainment OF Miss loretta
Rockwell. who II to he an October
bride Mrs r. u. Campbell. Miss
Helen sooby and Miss Margaret
oulette win be Joint hostesse~ at a
bridge tea Saturday afternoon at
the homo OF Mrs. Campbell
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Ne1cs From the Forts
Fldgler, Worden, Casey

TWIN VIA
AND MRS. JOHNSTON
Col John l. Hayden. u. a A.. com.
mandcr Of tho Puget Sound artillery
district entertained ut dinner on
Thursday In honor OF hi. hous>
guests. Cot johnston. u. 4. A.. re-.
urcd. and Mrs. Johnston, who have
taken n house at Port Townsend for
the coming year. Roth civilian and
military circles welcome the return
Of Col and Mrs Johnston. who arc
among the most popular people ever
stationed at Fort worden
INFORMAL BRIDGE
Mrs. kssscy. wife Of Capt Ray.
mond Kessey. u. 8. A.. has Issued in.
vita;ions for four tables Of auction
bridge on Monday.
DELIGHTFUL DINNER
Lieut. Col Jasrns A. Moore u. q
A.. and Mra Moore gave q dsiixhtful
dinner on Thursday In honor OF
Lieut. Col. Henry n. Merriam, u. 4.
A. the new commander at FORT wor.
den. and Mrs. Merriam. Tho ohionr
table. fashions latest decree, was
eisscorated with three bowls OF orlen.
txl silver. holding lavender flowers.
an arrangement eharmingiy indlvid
uai and artistic. The quests were
Lieut. Col. Henry NJ. Merriam. u.
=. A.. and Mrs. Merriam. Mai Miilcr.
NJ. C.. U. 9. A.. and Mrs Miller. Mrs.
stearns. wife Of Lieut. Charles III.
strarns. NJ. G.. U. s.. A.: and Lieut.
Cyrus q. shelton. u. q. A.
AUCTION BRIDGE AFTERNOON
One OF the most agreeable auction
parties OF the season was that given
on Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. II.
X RinEwait. In honor OF Mrs.
ssearns. wife Of Lieut. Charles II.
stearns. NJ. G.. u. =. A.: who IL leav-
Ing shortly for their new station In
Alaska The hostess was assisted
by Miss Eissnbcis and Miss Riockcr.
Three tables were IN play and the
details Of the affair were carried out
In exquisite taste. Tho first prize
was won by Mrs. Moore. wife Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-29

Captain Dillman. u. 4. A. and
Mrs. Diliran. recently stationed q,
Fort Ward. have bcea transferred
TO Fort Worden-
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C1aGs N Current Events

The current events oisss. led by
Mrs. A. X frsken. Will mee, Thurs
day afternoon at o'clock In the
Erickson club rooms Of the Y. w.
G. A. This win b. the regular meet.
Ing place In the future.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-29

Mrs. csrsrr. wife Of p. A. Surgeon
Carter. U. 8. p. H. e. who with
her children has been spending the
summer Al Port Townsend has
Joined her husband In Seattle. his
present station
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MIA Margaret Brownies Morn
son has r~iurned after spending
three months with her daughter.
Mrs. A. Harold Macdonald. al Reno.
New and Mr.. La~rencs oiazicr
OF San Francisco.
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Mrs.. Hamlet. wife Of Commander
Hamlet y. q. c. q. q. With her
daughter. has returned 70 washinx.
ton. ID. C.. where Commander Ham.
let " stationed for the w1ntsr.
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Mr.. and Mira F~d ". Parks viii
occupy the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
Manson v. Backus at the High
lands for the winter months. Mr.
and Mira nackus win remove 10
their town house this week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-29

Townsend. Captain bartlett was tn
command Of Kelly Field during the
war and later has ben ranking
officer at Carlstrom Field. Florida
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-29

Mr.. and Mrx /. II. Gray are
coming In from their country home
al Three Trce Point November J.
ana VIII Immediately depart for
California where they plan 70 spend
the winter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-29

Lieutenant Elmer r. FAIR. y. q.
A.. and Mira FAIR. were week end
guests Of Captain Louis ]. Bowler.
u. y. A.. and Mrs. Bowler. forming
a party for the officers dance. Sat.
urday. Mt the Officers club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-29

Mr.. Lee Fortcs win ieavs Friday
for . hunting trip OF several days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-29

Mr.. and MrA Lawrence L Booth
are this week entertaining their
daughter. Mira Elmer Theodore Foss.
and Mrs. Rutherford. Fort Casey.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-29

Mrs. r. r. Palmer Of Adrian.
Mich. win arrive In . few days 10
spend the winter with her sister.
Mrs. Mary ". q. Morgan. t2t Del.
mont N.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-29
CLUBS FOR THURSDAY
DUio SoriL Club

DoVic Boc1L Club
The Doric Social club win meet
with Mrs. L. n. Hogie at ass Wall
ingford ave. Thursday afternoon, Mt
Q o'clock
Seattle Day Nur-~ry Meeting
The regular meeting Of the Seat
Ito Day Nursery will be held at the
home Of Mrs. James ii. Calvert
1909 10th N. Thursday at $50 .. m.
A fun attendance In requested
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-29

A letter from Mn. csn Ditfmar.
formerly Mrs Marion Frye, whose
nuptlals were an event Of June.
tells that she and Mr.. DittmAr are
now located In their apartment Al
Rose Inn. Avondaie. Cincinnati.
after spending month at Banff.
and two weeks In New York CITY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-29
wv KDt Cub

wy Knot club meets with Miss
Margaret Hlackman. S,os Brooklyn
ave. al o'clock.
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~ -
Mrs. Mary n. q. Morgan returned
this week from . months vinit with
her son. Mr.. J. q. q. Morgan. At
Independence. Wash. Mira J. q. q.
Morgan has returned 10 her homo
after spending six weeks with reia,
tIves and friends In bpokane.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Arthur Tinssnan Of
Dundee. Mich, viii arrive IN the
city October II to be the house
guest Of Mrs. Mary II. q. GorEan.
After their visit here Mr.. and Mrs.
Tinsman expect to spend the winter
In California
Afr. Robert ,cushman. who has
for two years been domiciied with
his uncle and aunt. Mr.. and Mrs
Edgar Amer. left Friday for HIS
home In ST LouiA
Mrs. ID. u. Skinner returned Mon
day evening from a motor trip TO
California Che was accompanied by
her house guest Mrs. Frank Tooker.
and their tour included 4 trip To
Lake Tahoe and the Yosemite val
NY. En- route home they visited a
few days with Mrs. George Mar
Estarly Of waldo. ore. who return
I'd with them. and is the guest Of
her soninlaw and daughter. Mr..
and Mrs. Harold Mccaughey.
Among the many visitors in Scat
tie this week. who came 10 take nd.
vantage Of the opportunity 10 hear
grand opera. In Miss fAddie Walks
Of Victoria. n. C.. who In a guest Of
MIR. and Mrs. Edgar Amea
Mrs. n. y. Palmer Of Adrian,
Mich. win arrive In . few days 10
spend the winter with her sister.
Mrs Mary ". q. Morgan. <st Del.
mont N.
Mr.. and MrA Lawrence L Booth
are this week entertaining their
daughter. Mrs. Elmer Theodore Foss.
and Mrs. Rutherford. Fort Casey.
A letter from Mr.. Cnr Ditfuar.
formerly Mrs Marion Frye, whose
nuptlals were an event OF June.
tells that she and Mr.. DittmAr are
now located In their apartment Al
Rose Inn. Avondaic. Cincinnati.
after spending q month at Banff.
and two weeks In New York city.
Mr.. and Mrn. Fred ". Parks win
occupy The home Of Mr.. and Mx.
Manson v. Baesus at the High.
lands for the winter months. Mr..
and Mra Rackus win remove TO
their town house this week.
MIA Margaret Bvwnles Morn.
son has rvsurned after spending
three months with her daughter.
Mrs. A. Harold Macdonald. al Reno.
New and M-. La~rence olaxier
OF San Francisco.
Mr.. Lee Port,cs win ieavs Friday
for . hunting trip OF several days.
Mr.. and Mrx I. II. Gray are
coming In from their country homo
Al Three Trce Point November J.
ana viii Immediately depart for
California. where they plan 70 spend
the winter.
--~-~~~~~~~
Captain Rartjeft was tn
Of Kelly Field during the
war and later has ben ranking
officer at Carlstrom Field. FLORIDA
Mrs. csrser. wife OF =. A. Surgeon
Carter. U. 8. p. II. r. who with
her children has been spending the
summer Al Port Townsend has
Joined her husband In Seattle. his
present station
Nrs. Hamlet. wife Of Commander
Hamlet. u. g. C. q. q, With her
has returned 70 washinx.
ton. ID. C.. where Commander Ham.
let v stauoncd for the ~fntsr.
Captain Diiiman. u. \. A. and
Mrs Diliuan. recently stationed al
Fort Ward. have been Transferred
to Fort wordon-
Lieutenant Elmer r. FAR, y. q.
A.. and Mira Farr. were week end
guests Of Captain Louis ]. Bowler.
u. y. A.. and Mira Bowler. forming
a party for the officers dance. Sat.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-29

Among the many visitors IN Scat
tie this week. who came TO take nd.
vantage Of the opportunity 10 hear
grand opera. In Miss fAddie watkis
Of Victoria. u. c. who In a guest Of
MIR. and Mrs. Edgar Amea
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INFORMAL nRrpGE

Mrs. ksssey. wife Of Capt Ray
mond Kessey. u. 8. A.. has Issued in.
vitaiions for four tables OF auction
bridge on Monday.
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PERSONALS

Mr. ana Mrs o-car RlockeY and
Miss kiocker have returned from a
vial, 10 WILDLY Island. where they
were the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs
James q. Griffith. at their beautiful
estate, Beachvsew Farm
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-29

Mr.. hawthorne Twcmsfey. Of Sc
attic. was dinner guest Of Colonel
Jairns A. Moore. u. 4. A. and Mrs
Moore. on Saturday. going on to the
impromptn dance At the Officers
club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-29

Mss House has returned from
Seattle whore she was the house
guest Of Mrs J. Walter Hains
worth
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-14

.1F f"h' io points In IOWA q" Viz
r',"II''f
SIDNEY j. IDWtE, who has re-
entity moved u.r. l.nm Rome. Ga.
lIl live lf 4II south Detroit street
SAM EL VI WREN ~ Ft worth
..af. ls 300 ,hr rifs ~. week, look
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mined ai his home tho past wr.t
account ~ Illness, Is reported
tier.
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-14
DRIVE FOR BIG
FAIR TO START
PLANS ARE FINISHED
Promoter llolcombo says
That Building Would BE
Open - Months in Year

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"inoion from IA" viewpoint "t l.N
boosters ln the hrict W'l'h'hl
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tst business hotnr" lhc house
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position executive committee lFu'u
tho following hrint statement last
night as tu che canltnlpailnn ana IN
vcstmont phase Of the project.
THE stock is an common stock
every share carrying exactly Va"
ahnc privileges participation In the
net earnings of the exposition ana
one veto in the annual election OF
the officials who WI ndmlriSior thr
affairs ~ th' institution. There ~
no preferred stock thcre are no
special priv'lcrca uf any kind or DO
soriptiof~1 any stockholder, dlreothr
or others there are no gifis of
stock, and no hnuusee whatsoever
The exposition r'ant will be- built by
the George II. HplcOmhc EnRiDoer-
ing company a. tnecrs and expo.
sitlon experts, under n cdntrnctural
arrangement with the directors OF
tho exposition association which IN.
sures only q remarkable profit based
on audited cost sheets, The prppo-
sltion endorsed M II n by the lead
lng bankers. business men ana
citizens Of the city, In ciean-cut
throuEhou The sole motive ana
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-14

Robert l.. Pals, 2S. sapulpa and
Lucy f.. Amcnt, IS, Tulsa; Eddie
Tyrcc. 90, and Pearl King, iG, Sper-
ry; u. G.. Englomau %, sperry, and
Dtyio Pratt. o. webb city Mo-
CIydc Morton, 2S, and Ethel c. Good
rich, 80, Tulsa. Alvin $. Tay,or 2N,
and Alice 4. Sloan, %. Tulsa. Will
lard Cassidy. %, Jennings, and Ins-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-14
Mrs Helm Other ti,,c.

"As TO the soundness of the In
vestment, Il ~ onlv necessary 10
point to the eNpositlons OF arorca
OF other cities throughout the coun-
trN, including such comnarAtlvelv
nearby Onos ~ Dallas. Des Moincp
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-14
SOPHIE BRASLAU

Tho American coutraltu Sophie
BrnsIau. now occupying 10 leading
place I'm the roster Of celebrities at
the Metropolitan opera, Joined that
company five years ago without a
particle Of stage experience. She
was engaged Immediately "uu hcr
voice" but rapidly developed dra-
matte talent that is now really TIM
prcssivo. II did not come without
hard work and conscientious study.
however MANY day have
dragged myself home, too weary TO
eat and too fuil OF ideas to sleep, %
1c recently said. Opera singing Is
not an light, applause and fame.
Miss Rraslau will appear In COnycn-
ton hall tomorrow night
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-14
DOG HOWL PROVES DEATH
O.d Superstition ltnc"i'"s 1Onfir-
nation la This Instance.

CHICAGO. Nov when d.s
howls 20 the moon in the dead of
night som, ono has died
DO runs The ancient supcrs'itio1.
Just how ancient NO one knows.
Recently u stray hound clipped in
20 the yard of the home ~ Mrs. b..
Peavey out uf the shadows of the
fence 10" made his way beneath a
WiudoW-.Hrd hoWlod. Inside th.
house Mrs -. 4 Bulein. ~ Portland
ore. heard the howl and rccouutol
'' her sister the superstition of the
bowling 'nuiue aud death
Tho following morning Mrs Hui
yin received from hor husband 'as
Rev r.. j. Bulgiu, atelegrrm stating
mat their son. Arthur. 23. formerly
a member ~ the Metropolitan DU,t
company had been Killed ON hunt.
ing trip.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-14

a ro'iah dish has been patented
with % lower compartment for iac
that chius bpt does r,ot touch tho
contents
Warren sheaf., 1920-01-28
Spaulding Farm Buys
Fine Cow and Calf

Minita Korndyke Ormsby and daugh-
ter, two Holstein aristocrats, arrived
here last Thursday morning from New
Richmond, Wisconsin, and will make
their home on the p. Frost Spaulding
Farm, near Warren. Minita Korndyke
Ormsby is five-year-old Holstein cow
with record and a pedigree which
places her in the front rank and the
three months old heifer calf which ac-
companied her is reported to be di-
rect descendent from the famous Hol-
stein bull which brought the sum of
$65,OOO at the Moorhead sale last sum
mer. These two animals were pur-
chased from the st. Croix County In
stitution, of New Richmond, Wis, by
G. F. Peterson, manager of the P. Frost
Spaulding Farm, who accompanied
them to Warren. While no statement
has been made as to the amount paid
for these Holsteins, it may be safely
assumed that the amount was we'll up
in the thousands. The addition OF
these animals to the excellent stock
aready on the farm, makes the Hol.
stein herd on the Spaulding farm one
of the strongest to be found in the val
Low
Warren sheaf., 1920-01-28
To Help &c., eve
Sugar Shortage

Arrangements have been made with
the Chaska Sugarbeet company for Sc
curing 400 acres of land in Pennington
county for the growing of sugar beets.
The company agrees to furnish the seed
at 25 cents pound, and pay the ex-
penses Of having an experimental man
on the ground to instruct the growers
and guarantees the regular contract
price Of SO per ton delivered at Thief
River Falls. The Pennington county
farm bureau has conducted number OF
experiments with sugar beets and has
found that they grow we'll in this dis
trict. A number Of years ago some
Marshall county farmers tried growing
sugar beets and proved that the beets
do we'll here and have high percent
age of sugar. But in order to make
sugar beet growing profitable and prac-
tical there should be factory not too
far away. Let us boost for a sugar
factory in this part of the valley. We
can produce our own sugar here and
need not depend upon Cuba, Louisiana
or any other state for our sweets. Let
us give the sugar profiteers a jolt by
making our own sugar.
Warren sheaf., 1920-01-28
DIR. H. w. Hill Will
Give Health Lecture
Will Address the Citizens of Warren
at High School Auditorium Friday
afternoon at las p. Nj. Sharp.

H. W. Hill, M. B., M. D., D. P. H.;
Executive Secretary of the Minnesota
Public Health Association, will lecture
on physical Training and Hygiene at
the High School Auditorium on Friday
next, the thirtieth. DR.. Hill is an au-
thority on Public Health in this coun-
try and in Canada and is a practical
and enthusiastic speaker. We are safe
in saying that those who hear this lee
ture will not be bored or will soon for
get it. DR.. Hill visited Warren some
years ago and it is at the request of
those who heard him speak then thai
the general public is cordially invited to
hear this lecture free of charge at / "a
P. M.
AS the school officers have a long af-
ternoon Of business the county super
intendent requests that those who at
tend the lecture given by DR.. Hill will
try to arrive promptly at 1:45.
- DR.. SHiH has "a message for everyone.
Come and hear him. II
Later in the afternoon DR.. Hill will
meet with the Mothers Club in the
Court Room.
Warren sheaf., 1920-01-28
LARGEST. AND SMALLEST
PERSONAL PROPERTY
y. TAXPAYERS IN COUNTY

The Farmers & Merchants Bank of
Argyle pays the largest personal pro-
perty tax in Marshall county for the
year 1919, contributing $2,239.7O to the
county treasury. The Spaulding Ele-
tvator Co., of Warren, is the next
largest tax payer, paying $2,174.81.
The smallest amount is paid by 1Axel
e. Nordlund, Of Moose River, who pays
the sum of one cent as a money and
credit tax. C..S. Samuelson, Of Viking,
and John A. Johnson, each contribute
twelve cents to the county treasury in
the personal property tax.
While the tax rate on money and
credits is absurdly small, most people
apparently do not give the assessors
true information as to the money and
credits they have. At least the amount
which appears on the tax books is far
short Of the deposits in banking institu-
tions OF the county @
Warren sheaf., 1920-01-28
Winner in Taralseth
DeclamatOry Contest
Hazel Lund is Awarded the Gold Medal
and Henry HalvorsOn Wins
the Silver Medal. ~

At the closing program in the o. II.
Taralseth Declamatory contest on We'd
nesday evening Of last week, the prizes
were awarded to the winners. The
judges at the contest were Mrs. Geo. e.
Davis, Rev. V. P. Mitchell and Rev. A.
T. Tollevs, and according to their de-
cision Hazel Lund was awarded the
gold medal and Henry Halvorson the
silver medal. Miss Lund's selection
was Benefits Forgot, and Mr.. Halvor-
sons, ''The Camp Meeting at Doyles''
both selections being very we'll rem
dered. The judges also gave third place
to Chester Macarthur and fourth place
to Grace Braggans, both places honor
ary and given in recognition of their
fine efforts. The winner in the contest
will represent the school at the Nor
thern Red River Valley district contest
to be held in Warren on Thursday eve
ming of this week.
Warren sheaf., 1920-01-28
VALLEY DECLANIATORY CONTEST

The Northern Red River Valley De
clamatory Contest will be held. at the
High School Auditorium in Warren on
Thursday evening this week. In this
contest the following schools will be
represented: Hallock, Stephen, Argyle,
Donaldson, East Grand Forks, Alvarado
and Warren. The winner will go to
the Midwinter Farm Show at Crooks
ton to compete for honors.
In as much as there are few ex-
penses to be incurred in connection with
holding the contest, it will be necessary
to charge small admission fee Of 25
cents for adults and Is cents for child
ren. It is to be hoped that our people
will turn out in goodly numbers Each
school will be represented by a winner
in a local contest.