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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-11-17
Rihmono.

6. Y. gfpal6 bat fem Snterel1e IN
Ser bieiigen 8i1arobaae oem 9. 6.
esoroof, 1uelher bon Norfb 9ofota
mad bier nnl5og, fduflid iiberlaiien.
@err @tpol6 miro fein &eim unter
ans beibebnlten.
Nad mebrere Gage tangent 8ein9e
BEL in Minneapolis mobnenoen Ser,
manoten iino Mgnes Steinfe, Olibia
nl1ro Serene @aggoner nod 9anle gu
riidgefebrt.
Ser bieiige 6ramatiide Club fibrte
Sontagaben6 i'm ct. Martin Sdule
bnuie 6ns 2nitlpieI 81 2ittle @loo,
hopper" Dor gut beiebtem Sanie IN
elmer Ser 3ub0reri6aar piiroigen
|8eiie ouf.
gapal6 @ilms bat ii6 borlebten
.gonntag na9 5leepD gDe, .M}inn., be-
geben, mo er in einem 8anfgelddfte
|Mniteunng genommen bat.
Sran So1epb Blaii1ts, uel6e.e emit
lid erfranfft non, madt our Sreube ID,
rer Mngeborieen a11f Dem @ege Ser
@enefung g1ten Gortfhrtt.
Sri. &atbnrina Solinger bat lid
fir aenmare, 81. O., berabibieoet,
nadoem fie beige gerpanote NIT
langerem 8einde erfrert bottle.
Soiepb &eitmeier pertaui6te cine
ieiner Barmen, Die nabe ct. Wfartin
aelegene Mnbreas Soa Sarm gegen
|eine friIbere untpeit Warion, g. q,
gelegene Sarm.
@lenoro @roB bat cine Mniifidn'
le eroffnet, at Der fid bereits mebre,
re 8oglinge geme1bet baben.
9ie bier beiteben6e Nuiiftnpene
bieH Montagabeno cine ipe5iele Ser
ab, Die bon %ein5elner1 Jun,
gen 9e11ter1 gum @intrit in bieielbe
|ben11bt mnr6e.
@etpaut apuroen Dienitagmorge1
Ietter ISOLDE tp1brerb elmer I'm aht
nbr geleienen 8ra1ttmeiie Setter Gan.
.ser un6 SRI. Snianna 9dulte. Woge
nad benz @1tnibe ieiner 8ertpanoten
un6 Befannten benz ilingen Scare Elm
beiteres gbeIeben beidieoen iein!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-11-17
SaItrup.

Nad nur elmer Stun6e Iaugen
&rnnfbeit fat ON borlekten 5onntng
|2eonarb gbnar6 8agner, 5obn Ser
|5rm 8eter @agner BON bier, oas
|3eitlide geiegnet. Mait ieinem 8r11oer
|Gbeooor botte er 8ieb nod @enoln
gum gerfanb gebradt, 11n6 a11f 6em
|@ege erffranffte er bret MeiIen rt0r1=
lid) bon 8iera, na9bem er etpn on-
oertbuD Meile binter Dem 8ieb Ter
gelaufen tpar, an s@sopfmeb. 8aI6 rad5-
fer nabm in Nauihs MutomoHl
auf, in uelbem er nod Bier5 gebradt
ltnb einem Nr5te in 8ebarolung ge-
geben pnroe. Sodn. Bfnrrer 6tiegler
|nar iofort allr Sterle 11n6 berfab ben
unter Ben gr05fBten 56meraen 2ei6en-
Sen nit BEN 5terbelnframenten, mo-
ranf-er bnIb rndber otrh Sen gob
bon feinen nnfdgIiden 2ei6en erI6if
ml1roe. Ser Neriforbe1e ml1roe Dor
|26 Sabren IN 2dffrup geboren, mo er
fein @eim beibebieH; fem 8ater ging.
ibm Iebten .San1tar in Die gtpigfeht
bonn11, unb m1 Deiien Seite na1r1e er
|Ietten Donner1tag nod eir1em bonn
bodm. 8farrer &IIein in Der ct. So-
bonnes &irde gebnltenen 3equiem
beeroigt. Mn Ser 10 fdiper gepriifftten
Mutter betrn1iern 0rei 5daDeItern
,trn fiinf Nrii6pr RON lIpinpr fl firth.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-11-17
st. 1ofeph.

gpn einen beflagensmerten MiBs
|gefdid tplroe Iebten Sreitagtadmit-
foo Ser stpei1inoalpanaig Sabbre alte
|gbrftnn 9nlImnfd bon bier nlf benz
Wege mod 81. gIolo IN Der Ndbe Der
#5nuf Miber Bride betroffen, nldpo
ct nit fefnem gr1t6er Sobann, Die
4bei6e IN Ser Mdrine oienten. Der Sci
.er BEG NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. beitpob-
men monhe. Mn benz 11naIiifsbIabe BE-
geg1eh er mil feinem a1tto einen an
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-11-17
5reeport.

ssn elmer borlebten 5onntagnadyr-
mittag nbgeboltenen g%eriammlung
Der Marner nn6 Siinglinge Der Sc
meinoe pa1r6e Elm lofaler 3Deig Der
National @ntbolie 8elfare MiIocia-
|tion nit folgenoen 8eamten gegrutt-
lbet: 9odtp. p. Manrns1 8. g. g.,
gbrenprGiioent; Sobn 8o%rgeroing,
Hrdiioem 8at. German, Gieeprdii-
Bent; Mid. Seib, Sbabmeiiter;; St-
Ito &arren, 5efretdr. Sobn 8aB tpl1r-
|be ofs goriiBer 0es Mitglieof9afts=
|fomitee ernanrf. 9ieies- &Romite miro
lin sen oeridie6enen Eeilen Der Sc
mein6e 51tr Mrtperbung bon Mitglie-
Bern 6es reu gegrniioeten 8ereins Die
&nmoe mod]en.
@etral1t ml1rben norleBten Dien1tag
|bei einem bor1 bodtp. P. Maurus,
8. g. s., gebaltener 8rautamte Stop
|gIear bon @reD @agle un6 Sri; Mer-
ia Stuntebed. Mit feinen 8ertDan6-
ten nnb 6renrroen tpiin1ht Dem jun
gen Hoare audi ser uNorbitern" @liid
u11b 5egen I'M 1renen Stanbe.
Das flint @odenn Ite E0dfepden
Der SamiIie Sen. Offering ftarb am
|Donner1tog letter Mo6e 11nb tnl1roe
auf benz bieiiaen @otfesader
|beer6tgt.
Sci bent borlebten 5onntag bier
bon ben Mitgliebern 6es lofalen 5fat
Iglub benanitalteten @fattournier, 5n
|bem 1idy Sc @enaelritter ei1gefunben
batte1 ,erbieH BiIb. 3iesfe bon
@reenipaI6 Sen eriten Breis $40,
Meatb. Niirenberg bon ct. glol16 oe1t
ameiten $40; Nib. @roB ben britte1r
$4,000; Setter Bob Den bierten Sc; s..
is. 8onemeber bon Meire @robe ben
Ifinfter $500.
Sic @bepaore Srana &ief 1tn0 SSo-
bann @eleng bon @bogfa, Minn.,
|maren an Sonntag bier IN Der So
miIie SEQ BON Gloom gu @afte.
Gilbert 8lnme, me1der Dor einem
Sabre Dierif in Der Ser. 5tunten Mr-
NEE nabm, lit bon @amp Cuffs, it
girginia, bier sum nrla11b eingetrofz
fen.
Sen. @ene bon Dutto1, Mont., BE-
fin6et ii6 gum Gangerer geiude Bel
|ieinen @lter1t nn6 fouffigen gertpan6.
Iten.
SIZE Sarmers Company berfanbte
|9ienitog bergangener @obe 5mei
|8oggonloou11ge11 gieb nod Siiog6f.
go1eI, tpobin So. MideI I'M Ser
fa1tf LETTER @ode gleihfons bier @i-
Observation-Disclosures 8ieb, 6oru11-
Ter iiber ~sbeib1tnoert Sdtpetne. brad-
He.
S. S Midliib, @nttin un6 godter
6Iabia nebif 5nbn @inaro %genofia1
lbie Sonnfagsfreu0en Tier INT @arI
MiidliI1 @etm.
@errta1r1t 66f1en, 5rolt nno @6be
ne &q1tl 111o Nifola11g erftotteten bon
Gonnerftag Biz Somitag gef1de IN
ben 3tuiaingsft06ten.
Treo. BobeI 1T bon ben 3miIings-
ftd0fen, no gefn6ftp fiiiir i1tebrere Sd-
lac ieite @egentpart beii1ten, nod
Soitfe arriidgefebn
Sic efrtp. gdapeffern 5ophia urtb
aTice erifatfeten @oi1rtng Ser ct Be-
ne6iffg Mfaoeuie III ct Sofepb ei-
men @efildl.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-11-17

pobnte ,snb bearbeitete, bat INIT Su.
Mile feline eige11e, Die friibere STE
pban Sang garm be5ogetl auff Der er
|Dag @obnbang nnbauen urb beridie.
|oene gerbelierl,ngen ont bent Gebot
|treffen lieB.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-11-17
Colo 5prine.

Srob oer ~fe1t1estpegS e~1nla0enOen
@itterung NOR Ser 8ei1h 5n ben
Observation-Disclosures, Die lebte11
|Sonntag nadmittags nn6 aberos IN
Der gf. 8onifa5iuss5dulbaae unter
Ben Mnspi5ien Ger Mitglieber unie.
rer Ga6et Mu1iffnpene bon beimiiden
9alenten gegeben 1plroen, iebr gut
|beludt, ein 3eiden, 6aB Die Gbeater-
liebbaber nnferes StGbt6ens 1tn6 Der
l1mgegen6 Elm ihones @ergniigen at
|spiiroigen mifien. SStt beioen 5pielert,
bon beren 6as cine nggbe @alt Siber"
in engliI6er uno oas apeite Ser @iel
bon S6ona1t,1 ein 9,1itiptel, in
5eutifer Sprade a11fgefiibrt mnr6e
nn6 sic 2adymnsfeln Der 3uborer-
|fdar in iteter 8emegl1ng bielt, mnroen
Die Mittpirfenben bren Stolen ge-
redt. bette ia Ser bodn. p. g6leifin,
s. g. s., es beritan6en, Die &olen
ben ridttgen 8erionen a1t51tbertra1te1t
nnb linen b11rb Elm rt6tiges Ser
It6nonis cine perfefte Dnrftell1tta Der
neridie6enen gbarafteren b%ei5ltbrin-
gen.
Die goIb Spring 8rougeiel1i6aft
lit bei Ser 6egierung I'M 6ie @rlu1b.
mis- eingefomme1t, 8ier fir me6t5ini-
|1de 3tpefe ser 11elte1t &egel 51 brau.
en-. 5oboIo oas @ei1td feline 8etpil-
|(ignng gefunoen, miro sic 8raugeien-
|i6aft, ole fir 6ie berlangte Biirgi6aft
bereits Gorge getragen, bas Orange
merbe Der friiberen &l1nit gemdB mie-
Der IN Gong ieBen.
Soiepb 5teir bon minneapolis er-
freute feline gltern borlebten Sreitag
nit einem fliidtigen 8ein6.
Srau Maria 2old bon @atfins 1T
bier our l1ebertpinterrng IN Der Sobn
&anid Sarnilie eingetroffen.
Sra1t 81. S. 8eters urD SRI. Mea-
|tbil6a Ma11rin ftn6 bon brer feds $50
den lange11 8eindsreiie nod 6enr
Often mieoer md)@arie auriifgefebrt.
9ie Srouen Mid. @qenbeder uro
Daniel Otter, tpelde it6 mebrere $50
den IN Sio1tr giitp, Soma, oufbielten
|unb 5oielbft an oen1 8ette Ser idaper
erfnanften Sron Sdor. Der Sdtpe-
tier Ser Srou @uenbeder tpeilten, 1in6
|pieoer in ibren SamiIien etngetrof-
fen.
Sob11 Bed nrb Sroat bon 0libia er-
freltten bier 6ie @ltern 6es Germ 8ef
nit m%ebrtdgigem 8ein6e.
8uttermodyer- Mnton S6leppen-
bod ertpartet. mdibrem i6es anr Sect
&c geber6en Sabres antdbernb 200.
900 Bftn6 Butter in Ser bieiigert
Sarmers 8utterfabrif Fertig s1 brin-
gen.
@%orIebten 9ienitog tpur6en in Ser
ct. 8onifu5iltsfirtbe BEL einem bona
bodtp. P. Meinrao, S.S. s., gebol-
tenen 8ra1tta1nte fiir's 2eberr berbuns
ben an6reas @angI bon ct. Bnul
u11 SRI. Sbereiia S6neiber, go9fer
Der 8itttpe gdneioer bon bier, 11nter
beren gaitli6em 0b6a6 I'M @reife
bon gerpan6ten ur6 greu1t0en Die
SodBeit gefeiert tp11rbe, nobel 6aS
iunge Noar nit beraliden 8liidtpiin-
iden be6abt tpltr6e, ote ii9 boffentli9
ben Nellbermdblten am eigenen SCRIBE
in Der &opitolita6t, mo- Der 8rd11tii=
gam einem @efddfte in erfoIgreider
@etle borftebt, berfpirflihen perben.
@eidapiIter Maria, @otbariru, Sci
folalts nnb @tlbelm Ebeiien begaben
iid ant Montagmorgen ra9 ct
@1ou6, no fie 6ag 8egrdbrts bes
Matb. 8ai1Ier b%eitpobt1te11.
SSohrt Sentges, tpelder tpGiibrert6
Der Iebte1 bret Sabre Sic 6itIii1 bon
bier gelegene Watb. SSacobD Sarm be-
The New York herald., 1921-04-17
Rockland County Farms

Country houses; river front; state wants.
RocKLAND FARM AGENCY, Piedmont sv.,
South Nysok Phone Nysck a9s-N
The New York herald., 1921-04-17
NEARLY INCOME $18.0oo

from this 400 acre farm: miles from New
Haven centre: State road modern buildings
and equipment. Price SAP 900. including so
head stock, 90 OF which are registered IIoi-
stems. HERBERT WELLS. southford
Southhury, Conn.
The New York herald., 1921-04-17
YOUR OPPORTUNITY

New Rochelle, high class secticnI house q
superior construction, excciisnt condition.
9z bedrooms, bath. hot wntor beatj
large plot; garage. Asking s1a.oo0:
easy terms. viii pay you TO see
New; New Roohsiie. phone IS. OPEN sim,
The New York herald., 1921-04-17
PELHAM HEIGHTS

i0xo6 rooms, baths. open fireplace, gas,
hot water heat. garage lbx23,
,eated; plot f76x75t fine hardwood floors
Price SfgT50. Brokers protected Cal Pei
ham 2t11-R. or inspect any time. 34I Pei
The New York herald., 1921-04-17
ATTENTION. BROKERSi

wEsTCHESTER co.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN WANTS no
REPRESENT CITY BROKER
HANDLING SUBURBAN PROpERTfEs
q 7ss Herald. 2an Hroadway
The New York herald., 1921-04-17
PELHAM MANOR

on quiet street. Exceilept noighborhocd-
bssSs' Large versnda. Plot s5xfSV fset,
Immediate possession House freshly pointed
material were right.
VERY CHEAP AT gf8,S0o.
Act quick. This is yovr chance.
n TUU.I. 81 East 42d So.
The New York herald., 1921-04-17
REAL ESTATE-OUT OF CITY.
Connecticut--Salo or Rent
RIDCEFIELD. CONN.

roads; quaint, Colonial New England
home; 10 acres, inm medately adjoining the
Ridgefield Country Club. Commodious. mod
maids rooms and baths: a guest cottage
with rooms and 4 baths. and complete
stable with box stalls and living ouarters
Garage with living quarters for two fami-
lies. Modern superintendent's cottage Com
plete garden. poultry farm and piKgery. Sit
uated on westerly slope Of ridge, half mile
from vliageJ beautiful outlook Excelient
water supply. Must be seen 10 be appreci-
ated: The surrounding places are occupied
by George Doubleday, 3. Ogden Chishoim,
Charles Holt, y, p, Dutton. A. Barton Hep
burn ana Mrs. Frederick n Lewis. Tor com
plets Photographic, map and further partiou-
lars. and for appointment apply co
The New York herald., 1921-04-17
REAL ESTATE-OUT OF CITY.

Connecticut--Saie or Rent,
The New York herald., 1921-04-17
no MOVIE PRODUCERS
A Beautiful Vineyard

"a acres; many vartetiee OF grapes; on Lake
Canandaigua, N. T., the most picturesque
HAN 100 nroanway. "
The New York herald., 1921-04-17
SUBURBAN HOMES

Water fronts. small farms. commuters'
homes. furnished houses. within hour city.
Large selection. The largest Suburban Home
Agency In Rocliand County
JOSEPH 7. CAYNoR, Nyacl, N. Y.
The New York herald., 1921-04-17
Spacious Modern Residence e
IDEAL RIVER VIEW.

IDEAL RIVER VIEW.
AT restricted Philpse Manor on Hudson.
About 4B minutes TO Grand Central.
II very large rooms. baths. extra wash
room and laundry. large porches. sun pariori
every modern convenience; two oar garage,
with auartsrs, very large plot. artiaticaily
Handicapped; vegetable garden. fruit trees,
40; cash sf0,0 neededi terms 20 suftJ pos
session May. A. J. MILLER. 1893 Daily av-.
urrvox
The New York herald., 1921-04-17
HOUSES
westchester--Snis or Rent.

Tn tho lake Region"
BROOKS AGENCY, Monroe, NY.
The New York herald., 1921-04-17
ATTRACTIVE DUTCH COLONIAL

House, I rooms, specially designed TO solve
housekeeping problems; garage. large plot;
beautiful viaw. at fully developed Colonial
Heights; all improvements sewer. gnS,
electricity: only 80 minutes out; reasonable
price and terms Particulars. photo. j. II.
TA6KER. 1914 Nassau st. Tel. Beekrnan 400.
The New York herald., 1921-04-17
kockIand Ceunty-8ale or Hent.
CENTLEMAN'S ESTATE.

Containing 40 acres. beautifully laid out
abundance OF all kinds OF fruit flowers and
shrubbery. also n nice park surrounding "A
lake: beautiful dwelling with 10 rooms all
improvements. barns, garages and chicken
houses; also q caretaker's cottage OF
rooms, all improvements. This property Is
located near station, schools. on esutifri
ridge oveflooking the surrounding country
a sacrifice at s3S, 600.
VIM EVANS (phone I'D. Penrf River n Z
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1921-08-18

her aunt, Mrs. Clarence Revell.
Thurston Beckwith and family
left by auto Tuesday morning for
North Manchester, Indiana, where
the children Will enter school Mr.
Beckwith will 20 to ohio where he
will sell Payette Valley apples.
Miss Refine jerks Is home from
Boise where she attended summer
normal.
A. L. Gorham went to Meridian
Sunday to take Fay and Fern
Rands, twin girls, where they will
make their home with Mr.. and Mrs
G. w. Sandy.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. z. shubert and
son and Mr.. and Mrs. James Deai
left Monday morning by auto fol
Seattle and Vancouver, Canada, As.
toria and Portland, Oregon, expect.
ing TO be away two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyle Brown will oc.
cupy the Schubert residence while
they are off to the Coast and Mr.
Carmichael will look after telephone
troubles for. Mr.. Schubert:
Mrs. Roy Lewis, sister of Mrs
Miller, and daughter, Frances, OF
/ Denver. came Saturday for visit
! with Supt. and Mrs. Miller. Mr..
Lewis will join his wife on next
Saturday.
Mrs. G. X. Powell and little
daughter. OF Corvallis, has come for
a visit with relatives. Mr.. Powell
will arrive this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ID. Clasper OF
McKeesport, Pa. who have been Wis
m NJ hA laN
this week for Portland and other
western points before their return
to their home In the East.
Tuesday morning early Mr.. and
Mrs. J. II. Richardson, Miss Edna
Tillotson and Ted Meeker left for
Payette Lakes for a weeks outing.
Miss Edna Tillotson will leave
this Sunday for Chicago after n
months visit with Mr.. and Mrs. q.
l. Hollenbeck.
Rev. Aldrick, OF La Grande. Ore
gon. held Quarterly Conference at
the M. Il. Church Sunday evening.
Isaac Whealdon. OF Linn county
Oregon, arrived Saturday morning
for a visit with his brother. u.
Whealdon.
Mr.. and Mrs. vernie Rich are
shipping their goods this week by
auto 10 ther ranch at Jerome aud
are preparing to vacate their beau
tlful property on Pennsylvania re-
Gently sold to j. w. Russell.
Misses Gladys and Rachel Chris
tensen, OF Bozeman, Montana, are
guests this week OF Miss Katherine
Madsen.
Tuesday afternoon Miss Katherine
Madsen entertained fifteen guests
honoring the Misses Christensen, OF
Bozeman, Montana, who are her
house guests. Delicious eats we're
served.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1921-08-18
FRUITLAND BENCH
school Begins september i2

The Fruitland schools open Sep
tember 18th. The teachers are as
follows: N. G. Bungor, Manual
Training and Science; Mrs. N. G.
Bungor, Home Economics; Alice
History and Economics; Alice Bar
rett, English and Spanish; Mary
Alice Young, music and art: Mrs.
Anna Garden, eighth grade; Mrs.
Roy Clement, seventh; Alice Kline,
sixth; Mary Hollenbeck, fifth: Eva
Blomstrom, fourth, Edith Blom-
strom, third; Mrs. Ruth VanDerKar
second; Rlne jerks, first; also Bes-
sic Wolfe, first grade. Al sunny
side the grammar grades will be
taught by Marie Church and the
primary grades by Gladys McKeown.
At the board meeting Monday even
ing II was decided not to build the
the overflow OF pupils. II Is evident
that IL will be necessary to have
school again over the drug store or
in some other building. Mr.. Raines
was hired to drive Route No. 1.
Fruitland Property Selling Rapidly
Monday afternoon OF this week
the deal was closed where by M. NJ.
Hurst purchased OF Messrs. +. NJ.
Fardner. John Rands and Charles
Coon the south forty acres OF the
ranch known as the Park ranch,
most OF the acreage being in bear
ing apples. the fruit going with the
sale. The price for the forty acres
was $3.50 per acre. Mr.. Coon re-
Gently sold ten OF this 100 acre
ranch belonging to him and the
firm sold another ten OF the same
ranch adjoining TO J. G. Stewart and
l.. A. Grabner the twenty bringing
$500. Charles Coon purchased n
20 acre of the ranch adjoining HIS
present 20 acres, the price being
$1,000. This is ono OF the best Inn
proved ranches In the Valley. Roy
Manser sold his thirteen acre ranch
on Riverside Avenue fer $4,000,
possession to be given In thirty
days. Last week ho completed
sale for his ten acre ranch Just
south of this 20 Mr.. Creadie OF On
tario. Grant Fisher sold a ten acre
fruit ranch Just north OF Fruitland
TO v. u. Sargent for $4,000. Apples
thereon we're included. Mr.. sar-
gent retains the apples and he In
turn sold tho land TO ID. ID. Boiling
or for t3250. The apples we're jon
athans and Romes.
Another FruitlAnd Wedding
Saturday morning at ten o'clock
Mrs, Pearl Peterson. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. II. NJ. Lewis. was married
10 Bayard Clifton Blakesley at the
NJ. E. Parsonage by Rev. George
Todd. pastor OF the First Methodist
Church. The ring ceremony was us
cd 10 unite the happy couple. Mrs.
Todd, Miss Smith. and the two
daughters OF Mrs. Peterson, Gladys
and Doris were the guests at the
wedding. Mr.. and Mrs. Blakssisy
left Immediately for n trip TO Pay
cite Lakes. accompanied by the two
daughters. These people lived at
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1921-08-18
SAVE MONEY BY PROPER
STORAGE OF POTATO CROP
Thousands OF Dollars Lost Each
Year In Oregon Because Of
Lack of Adequate

Oregon Agricultural College, Cor.
wallis, Aug. i6-Thousands OF dol
lars are lost each year In Oregon
because OF careless or improper
methods OF storing potatoes. IL Ia
we'll TO plan early for suitable
storeroom for the potato crop.
Use OF a cellar is suggested. II
should be made In a dry or well
drained place and should be built
underground. The walls should be
brick. concrete. or stone. The cell
ing should be plastored II a build
Ing Is above Il, TO make a dead air
space between the plaster and the
floor. Apertures through which 10
empty the potatoes should be left
at intervals In the sides Of the wall.
II IL we'll TO have driveway
through the center with the bins on
each side.
Ventilation and temperature are
the most important considerations
In building a storeroom. Thirty
five TO 40 degrees is a good tenn
perature. II possible air should be
lead through deep underground
drain-tile into the cellar. II length
should be sufficient TO warm the ar
a little IN winter. The outside end
OF the tile should be covered TO pre-
vent the entrance OF vermin. A
yentilator on the roof will remove
warm air.
A raised board floor should be
In each bin with a yentilator run
ming from II up through the tubers
at intervals. Have double doors at
the entrance and the shoots. The
room should be kept dark. A re-
liable thermometer should always
hang In the cellar. II the tempera-
ture gets too low use an ordinary
oil stove, IL is folly to have pota-
toes freeze to save gallon OF kero-
sene.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1921-08-18

Fruitland for many years and are
we'll known. Their friends are ex-
tending hearty congratulations.
Fruitland already prepared for
them.
Shaw.Thode
Word has reached here OF the
marriage In Mattoon, Illinois, OF
Miss Irene Thode, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Marx Thode, OF Fruitland,
TO Arthur ". Shaw, of Berkeley,
California The wedding occurred
on August Sth, at the Baptist
Church Rev. Liveley, pastor offlciat-
ing. Mrs. Shaw has lived here with
her parents several years and is
we'll known and will liked. She and
her husband will arrive here in
about two weeks for a visit on their
way to their new home in Berkeley.
They are now in indianapolis and
Chicago on their honeymoon.
Injured in ball Game
Frank Kinnison, popular both at
the State University in athletics and
at Fruitland where his parents, Mr..
his ankle at tennessee, Idaho. In a
ball game between Genessee and
Cole. The accident occurred in the
eighth inning as he was sliding to
second base. A purse was taken
for $3.50 and he was taken to Lewis
ton hospital where he stayed for
four days and then was taken to the
home of a friend while recuperat-
ing. The accident will interfere In
his playing this year with the foot
ball team.
Delightful Home Picnic
A large gathering OF relatives and
friends which proved a very enjoy
able affair because of the represen-
tatlves OF 80 many states was that
when sixty-three met Sunday at the
Walter Mahoney home north OF
Fruitland. A big picnic dinner,
served cafateria style was the CEN
ter OF attraction. There we're races
for the children and prizes given.
wrestling matches and music for en-
tertainment. Those present were
the host and hostess. Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Mahoney and family, j. W.
Mahoney and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. y. Preston, OF Fairbury. Nebras.
ka, Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Record. OF
Eagle. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry DeFrance
and family OF Wilder, Mrs. Sarah DE
France, Mrs. l.. G. Warner and Mr..
and Mrs. Pat Mahoney, OF Nampa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tlppin. OF Fairbury.
Mrs. r. ID. Brown. Cor
wallis. Oregon, Mr.. and Mrs. Seth
Manning and son and Mr.. and Mrs.
Everett Manning. OF wilder. Mr.. and
Mrs. william Bosch, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Lattig, Mr.. and Mrs. Jonas
Brown and Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Brown,
OF Dead OK Flat. and Mr.. and Mrs
Bob Brown, OF Payette.
Honoring Mrs. Nelson and Mrs. Cox
Charming throughout was the
500 hundred party given at two
o'clock Friday afternoon at the
beautiful country home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. ID. l.. Ingard near Fruitland.
In giving the delightful affair Mrs.
Tngard was honoring Mrs. T. r.
OF Nampa. daughter OF Mr..
Ingard, who Ia visiting here with
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SPORTS
Standing Of The Clubs
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results

Boston 5, Philadelphia 4.
Today's Games
Washington at Boston.
New York at Philadelphia.
Cleveland at Chicago.