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The Jasper news., 1922-12-07
Daring Emancipators Seek to
Charter Society for ReguIat-
ing the Household.
RUN IT ON MASCULINE BASIS
PromuIeates Bill Of Rights for Hus-
bands and Declares for Divers and
sundry Reforms - Regulates
Visits of. Wife's Relations.

New York.--If they never do another
thing in their lives, the names Of Ed
ward Bonns Of 424 East Eighty-fourth
street, William r. Ferguson Of 33
West Seventy-seventh street, and Hugh
]. Connolly OF the Knickerbocker
building are likely to be remembered
forever as among the foremost emancl'
pators of the married man. Messrs.
Ferguson, Bonns and Connolly have
collaborated in the PRONUNCIATION Of a
bill Of rights for married men that
seeks to revolutionize the Oldest ira
ditions of household management by
making the husband the Judge and jury
The Jasper news., 1922-12-07
Equipped With Automatic Con-
troll Device It Is More Depend
able Than Human Pilot.
MOST EFFECTIVE IN BOMBING
Army Air Service Declares Results Of
Experiments Constitute "Most
important Postwar
Development.

Washington, d. C.-The pilotless
irmy airplane, equipped with an auto
matte control device said to be more
accurate and dependable than any
human pilot, has been developed TO
point where 1t has made successful
lights of more than ninety miles, II
VAS announced by the army air serV-
zee.
The announcement declared the re-
Iults produced after a long series Of
experiments constituted the most I'M
portant postwar development Of the
many novel ideas of new engines OF
var" Experiments had shown 1t pos
sible, 1t was said, to shoot bomb
'aden planes, without pilots, at tar
gets on or Off the ground with as
founding accuracy.
Gyroseope for Brains.
"0f the automatic pilots being ex-
perimented WITH" the statement con-
linued. that which has proven most
successful to date can be described as
using a gyroscope for its brains and
pSbVWS vi " thNSS
used in player pianos, for Its muscles.
The ability of balanced rotating
mass, moving on frictionless bearings
to MAINTAIN its position in space, so
long as it is not acted upon by out
side forces, is called gyroscOpic force.
This force is made use of in the sta
bilizing and directing of the airplane
on true course. Two separate and
distinct gyroscope units are used for
this purpose. The function of one is
to direct the lateral and longitudinal
variations in flight and the other to
maintain direction.
"These horoscopes are electrically
Griven from generator geared to the
nirplane engine and run continuously
during the flight. The sense of dlrec
tion, whether it be vertical. horizontal
or fore or aft, is taken from its re
spective unit and transmitted by means
The Jasper news., 1922-12-07
Scientist Finds Fountain Of
Youth in White CorpusCles.
Or. carrel Describes Work Of White
Blood corpuseles, Which Expert
ments Had Shown, Stimulated
Growth of New Tissue.

New YOrk.-Discovery of the tissue
building activities of the white blood
corpuscles, believed by scientists to
point the way TO the indefinite pro-
longation of human life, were outlined
by DIR. Alexis Carrel of the Rockefel-
Ter institute, in an address before the
National Academy of Sciences.
Doctor Carrel's statements were
taken by many prominent scientists in
his audience to indicate that the Sc
cret Of longevity might be found
through the discovery of a means Of
stimulating the activity Of these cor
puscles.
Doctor Carrel described the work Of
The Jasper news., 1922-12-07

and number Of automatic flights Of
ninety miles and more have been made.
This pilot Is capable Of being mount
ed In any type airplane and In bumpy
weather will hold a plane much
steadier than human pilot and win
carry It in an absolutely true course
regardless Of fog or adverse weather
conditions.
In the tests just concluded the ma
chine used was one of the small type,
having a span Of only twenty feet a
sixty horse power motor, capable Of
carrying 25O pounds.
The Jasper news., 1922-12-07
Naming the Mantlsa

One OF the new elaborate evening
mantles is known as Xerxes. The fad
Of naming each child of the designers
brain still prevails. This wrap Is OF
pale pink chiffon velvet trimmed with
glittering bands Of gold passementerie
ending in heavy gold tassels. 1t has
low blouslng waltline. voluminous
sleeves and a large collar Of gold
colored fox.
The Jasper news., 1922-12-07
Worms Dined on Savings
of Man Afraid Of Banks

Two years ago Peter Pullos,
railroad section foreman Of To-
ledo, O., became worried over
financial conditions Of banks
and withdrew his life's savings,
$3.50, and buried II In an
earthen jar.
Recently Pu.los decided that
banks were all right again and
dug up the jar. In the bottom
of the partly disintegrated re-
ceptacle was a mass of bill frag-
ments, chewed by worms until
they were past redemption.
The Jasper news., 1922-12-07

d, Crepe Covered With Trimming Of
Marrow FailIe Ribbon.
are still endeavOring to bring the full
skirt forward, and II is safe to pre-
dict that the success OF the full skirt
is assured, but its success will not
be an immediate one. II will be two
or three years before We will see
1t replace the much-liked model Of
simmer outline.
One Of the cleverest ideas which
has been widely taken up this season
is that of making the simple one-piece
dress the basis OF the three-piece suit
by means of a skirt which is really
nothing more than straight piece of
cloth wrapped around the body below
the hips and fastened with a large
button or buckle. The cloth skirt Is
usually open down the left side to
reveal the underdress in the form of
a panel. This costume is completed
by short jacket which either
matches the skirt or is OF comblna-
The Jasper news., 1922-12-07
OLDEST GERMAN NOW A POLE
Aged One Hundred and Seventeen, Cit
Izenship ls Transferred to Poland
With Upper sllesla.

Berlln.--Among other things award
ed to Poland in the division Of Upper
Sllesia was Germany's Oldest man, VAL
entlpe Paluschke of the village Krella,
in the province Of Rybnik. now Polish
territory. He has celebrated his one
hundred and seventeenth birthday.
Two hundred and fifteen of his chill
dren and chlldrens children attended
the ceremony.
The Jasper news., 1922-12-07

pointed. but these Changes are so
small that they are hardly worth men.
tioning.
Trimmings are Of utmost Importance
on shoes. Stitching IN contrasting
color is seen on many modelA
The Jasper news., 1922-12-07

Lingerie frllls and collars and cufrs
Of pale lemOn.yellow appear on tailored
street frocks.
The Jasper news., 1922-12-07

the disease through the bite Of the
wood tick and usually did not know
they had the fever until six days after
they were bitten.
The Jasper news., 1922-12-07
Ean Hafn

Just the thing for the suit or tailored
street frock are medlum-sized hats of
felt, ribbon trimmed
The Jasper news., 1922-12-07

Some suppose Hebrew to have been
the language spoken by Adam.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-16
I-Wanda HaleIev Colonia 2-Estele Tauor Bre Mouse


Count Marie carncclolo. late OF
the Italian diplomatic service at
Washington. d. C.. later 81 William
Farnum's company in stage ITO.
nance" and still later n boon com.
panlcn 81 hts eIiow.eountryman
Monty Ranks. the popular comedian.
has arrived In Hollywood 10 devote
himself 70 enactinR roles IN photo
plays. The count Ia considered one
OF ffaiys most talented actors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-16
Rodolph's Pigtail Is the
Badge of the Bull ThroWer

Hull fighters wear plgsaiis. That,
to distinguish them from ordinary
bull thFowers. according 10 Rodoiph
Valentino. who appears as the pig
Tail kind IN the screen version Of
Ilianrx'n Hood and Sand" nov al
the Strand.
Valentino is knocking the flap.
pcrH for a goal. as they say In this
now film.
iIe wears an elaborate silk and
silver costume. with all the accus-
toned spanElrs and doo-dads.
Valentino allowed his hair TO
grow longer than usual. The back
hair Is plated into queue three
and half inches long. Al the
top OF IL ~ black disk. covered
with embroidery.
FITS coicto.~ Rodolph explains
"aia,adors. plcadors. handeriilos. any
Of those who fight bulls IN a pub
iic exhibition are entitled 20 wear
IL.
'-rhe origin Of the colt;a Is not
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-16

Peggy--Poia Negri speaks French.
German. Russian and Polish Al
present she II studying the English
language preparatory to her arrival
In this country. She was born In
Poland. IL is said tina; she has
been married. but in not at the
present time.
Penciope--flene Castle was Irene
F'oots before Hhe became Mrs Yer
non Castle Her husband died sew.
eral years ago. and she has since
married Robert Trcmaln. They have
very lovely country home az
Ifhica. New York.
charmain- XIII" Is atm playing
20 crowded houses In New York
CITY. and Lenoro Uric plays the
leading role formeris.-If she has
an unders,udy. she has not yet ap.
pearcd IN the leading role.
Aurora Theodore Kosloff IL a
Russian by birth. He recently re.
covered from the Russian govern.
mcnt many Of the Jewels eonfisc8ted
during the war. These jewels con-
sisted OF wonderful family hciriooms
and medals given him by the royal
families IN Europe In appreciation
for his dancing. Besides being well
known as n dancer and a screen
star. he has an enyiabie reputation
as painter.
Golden Rod--Max F'igman Ia not
appearing on the screen at present.
He has an important role In 'Kiki. {"
Cilda Elaine Hammerstetn w
Is years old. She has brown. nat.
uraily wavy hair. Olga Petrova has
not been on the screen for about
four years. She has Just arrived
from Europe and announces her de.
clsson 10 20 back 10 pictures.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-16

Every sign indicates the saycnt
% another idoi.,o.bc in the motion
picture field. and. verify. new heroes
worthy Of worship must ever be
entering 20 fin the vacancies a
rather tickle feminine public is
causing constantly In the ranks OF
leading mcn OF the screen. This
latest acquisition Of bright posaibiii.
Walter Emerson hy uame-lr
a real hero. too. he having dis.
tingnished himself to such an ex,
tent In tho great world war as TO
win the highest French cross OF
honor for vaior In action. Besides.
he is a contribution from one of
Americas most celebrated families.
Ralph Waldo Emerson. the match.
less cs&ayist. being direct ante.
cedent OF his. In addition 10 all
this. he IL exceedingly handsome.
and. he halls from Seattle And
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-16
Talmadges OFF
for Another
European Trip

Joseph N. Schenck. motion pic
ture producer. Norma Talmadge.
his wife. with her sister Constance
and mother. Mrs. Peg" Taimadge.
sailed last week on the Majestic en-
route for a European tour which
will include Paris. Russia, Germany
and Egypt. they expect to return
in time TO spend Christmas in Los
Angeles with their sister Natalie
Talmadge Keaton and decorate
Joseph Francis Keaton. Jr.s first
Christmas tree.
While in Germany Mr.. schenck
intends to negotiate with the sovict
government concerning the upbuild-
ing OF "a film industry in that coun-
try. The soviet government not
only wants American films to be
introduced into Russia. but wants
trained performers and directors
from this country 20 develop native
talent by forming companies over
there. :
In Paris the Talmadge sisters VIII
spend only a short time purchas-
ing clothes for Norma's next pros
duction. within the Law which
viii be released by Associated First
National Pictures. Inc. late NEXT
spring. Constance's next vehicle
VIA probably - mn cfietnal story
that Anita Loos has been writing
In Europe.
The longest sojourn Of the party
viii be spent In Egypt and Algeria.
<..l.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-16
FORREST ROBINSON

Forrest Robinson. the dtsiln'
guished character actor. has re-
turned 10 Hollywood from New
York after an absence Of nearly
nix weeks. lie brought his wife
with him this time and has taken
"A house next door TO David Tor
renee on Highland ave. with the
idea Of becoming a permanent citi.
zen here after continuous resi-
dencc OF half century In Gotham.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-16
B E R T Y


0fan4mns Boy....s.... Harold Ii1y 4
The Girl. ....-...-....... Mildred Davis
Grandma Anna Townsend
Meek. modest and retiring. The
boldest thing he ever did was sing
out loud IN church. This "a Harold
Lloyd In the comedy drama Grand.
mas Boy" which Is such a drawing
card a. the Liberty the management
Is forced to hold the film over for a
few days longer.
How this bashfui boy outwits the
bully and wins the love OF the village
belle is told In manner which Gre.
ates sympathy and supplies a good.
~ amount OF humor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-16
WILLIAM v. M0NG
AT BLUE MOUSE

wllliam-y. Mong. who will Ions
be remembered as Merlin" the
magician. in the famous William
Fox success. ~ Connecticut Yankee
In King Arthur's Court" has a new
part which fits him fully as we'll.
lie II playing the part OF the
Fools butler IN the new Fox pic.
tnre. "a Fool There Was which
opened az the Blue Mouse today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-16

10 cap the climax. he II wealthy.
owning a large snare Of a 10000.
acre Montana ranch.
Attic he has displayed his his
trsonic wares before the camera ere
this. hts real notable debut will he
made IN big william Fox special
feature in which he plays a very
important role IN support OF Henry
u. waithail under the direction Of
Jack Ford. The temporary title OF
this picture Ia Drink but Fox
officials volunteer the assurance
that better selection will be made
by the time tho release date rolls
around In ihc late autumn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-16
S T r A N D


trarameunn
fuan cailsrdos .....- Redoirh Neleoino
Carmen. -sssssss asstsssss*st% tttA 80
DoDoLPH VALENTINO Is now at
II the Strand. The popular screen
IDOL Is appearing IN hts lates; Para.
mount picture. Blood and sand" a
plcturixation Of the famous novel by
vincente Blssco ibanrz. and directed
By Fred Niblo.
II Is said that In translatinE this
story 80 the screen Miss June Mathia
has faithfully followed the ccior and
verve so characteristic % all loanez
stories. Valentino appears as the
bulifighter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-16
JACKIE cOOGAx

Upon tho completion OF HIS pres.
ent vehicle. as yet untitled. Jackie
coogan will be taken upon an ex.
tended tour 81 the world. Accord.
ing 10 present plans. tho little star.
let will be IN London In time for
the English showing OF HIS film
version OF Oliver Twist"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-16
OPEN HOUSE

They had open house at the Ben
Wilson studios one night last week.
The occasion was the staging OF =
comedy prize fight in which Monty
Banks was the star. The public
was invited. responded numerously
to the invitation and n great time
was had by all.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-16

wild HONEY

Lady VivfNnur ss..-..4 -Frtsettis Dean
Cynthia Ssockley's novel. wild
Honey" has been read BY thousands
and liked because Of its strongly dra-
matte plot construction and the hu.
man appeal OF It's central character,
Lady visienne. The rniversal-Jewei
perturbation OF IL will be At tho Oak
sunday. Monday and Tuesday. with
Priscilla Dean. the noted star. In the
principal role.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-16

Tcm Logan sss-t-. tteus~ fstrfs
Ruth ......s........ MARY fuhcn
n is doubtful n a happier selection
than House Peters could have been
mad. 20 play the stellar role IN ~Hu-
man Hearts. the film version Of the
great stage success now AZ the Co.
iumbia- He IL gifted with n rare
understanding that enables him 20
give sympathetic and lovsble char.
ac,erixation Of the simple hearted
chap who sacrificed his all on the
altar Of love.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-16
COILS E u M


tFirss Sssfsnsif
pueksss ds Isnxesis.. Norma Tsimadxs
Gszeral de- MontrisesU. Conway Tesrle
Coliseum audiences are enjoying
Norma Taimxdwe's now picture. The
Eternal Flame The offering pro.
vides . story Of tense heart interest
that rsvoIves around the petty 5eai-
ousfes. scandals and romance Of The
court Of Louis XVII. The love Of the
xreas General de- Montriveau for the
pretty young Duchess de IAngeais
IL the outstanding feature Of the
story.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-16
| WINTER GARDEN
no TREspAssiNG"

Mahsi Gotten. ......ts..... Irene Castle
Roscoe Paine, ....+.......s..W Ward Crane
Irene Castle. dainty danseuse and
film star. appears In NO Trespass.
ing which s. 20 be tho attraction ~
the Winter Garden for four days
starting Sunday.
The story OF NO TrcspAssing'' IN.
PRODUCES Mrs Castle In series Of
whiriwind events. She dances. rides.
swims and wears a number Of stun.
ming gowns. The action takes place
tn New York City and IN a plctur.
csquo town OF Cape Cod.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-16

known. but II seems 10 have been
adopted first an q protection and
later became clars distinction"
The cake-eafers who fashion their
appearance after the modes OF
screen idols viii hardly make the
coleta "a fad. II takes an hour 10
plAit H.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-16
BLUE MOUSE
"A FOOL THERE WAS

ZEN
silds Fsrtstnr. ....-.-, Essslis Teyl7r
John Sehnylss. .l~.is steas
"A Fool There Was" ono OF the
"a big special productions on the
is22.is23 lsf Of william For pic.
lures. Is now showing al ere Blue
Mouse with EsseIIc Taylor. a ncw.
come 20 the screen. In the famous
vampire role which Theda nars first
made popular on tho screen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-16

Mrs. Jeanne Trchaoi has IL chill
dren acting IN the movies. Jean
ncits appeared In "a Poor Reia.
ton Yves in Come on Over
and The Wall Flower" and Ia
ward IA playing with Jackie Coos.
an In Oliver TWIST
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-16
COLON NAL
TOO MICH WIFE"

fHssisrt)
Tire wffs............... wsnas ffs~tsy
The Husband ..s.s.4%.....T Hey Barnes
The e-onixed efforts Of young
wife 10 earn Golf because sh. feels
i her duty 10 share al her husbands
interests. provides some of the fun.
nicas scenes IN Too Much Wife. =
the photo comedy which opens at the
Colonial SUNDAY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-16

Phyllis Hayer ~ On The move
again Having completed her work
in The Christian Mack sennett
has loaned her 20 Buster ksaton.
and che viii be seen opposite the
sad faced star W his next FIRST M.
tioual comedy. ns yet untitled.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-16
ALLAN HALE

Allan Hale. who went from n long
engagement with Douglas Fair
banks In Robin Hood immediate.
~ TO Shirley Mason's new produc-
ton now being made AT the WI.
liam Fox studios. has rounded out
a whole year without having one
single day between pictures.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-16

Drifting has been bought as a
screen vehicle FOR Priscilla Dean.
Universal has also purchased The
Ghost Patrol by Sinclair Lewis.
and 'Gret'n Ann Gladys Walton
viii BE- starred In the latter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-16
NORMA TAI.MaDcE

Joseph ~. sehenck has announced
that Norma Talmadge will begin
production u the celebrated stage
success. within the Law imn.e.
diately upon her return from for.
sign shores. In late November.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-16
MAX Under

Max Linder may not be able 10
produce his widely heraIded nine.
reel feature In France on account
of the lack OF studio facilities. II
Is Indicated that he will return 10
Los Angeles at an early date and
resume his production activities.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-16
COLLEEN MOORE

Colleen Moore. who win soon b.
srsn In the leading feminine role of
Oliver Mososcon .silppy Niece. :
celebrated her birthday Saturday.
Aug ~. Coiieen's birthday cake
wnr baked by her grandmother and
WINS In the shape Of shamrock
decorated Will green candles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-16

Alice CaIhoun's latest picture
v Little wildcat" Since tho
title was announced she has re-.
ceived = menagerie OF kittens
from her friends.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-16

Olga Petrosa has been offered the
stellar role In n romance OF the An
tees 10 be filmed In Mexico City.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-16

Java Head By Joseph Herges
hclmcr. is 10 be filmed by George
Meiford. with Leatrice Joy. Iacaue'
line Logan and Raymond Hatton
playing featured roles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-16

-Four two-reei comedies written
for the screen By A. a. Milne and
produced In London have been sent
to America.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-16

Lois Wilson. Robert McKim and
Tuliy Marshall viii support William
F'arnum IN without Compromise.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-16

Mary Pickford Is supervising
the editing and titiing Of Gar
rison's Finish" Jack Pickford's
last picture.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-16

Flowers used in Douis II. Mayer
pictures are raised In bis dollhouse.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-16
r(DTIIE
()Cf&;,1D
TopA,.s PROGRAMS

STRAND - Nc@ieirh Nsientths '"
sBiee-i aud sand.
colt NnIt--tsu<e fster~ IN ""-
MAN Hearts
MIR Wot>E--t<wts >sss~ snd
Vsseiie Ta,ier In "A feei There
Was
WINTER esKpE>--irens Castle In
~>e Tsr>ps~<tnx
foII>ft u-->erua lstmsake IN
.-rh~ Ff<rrsi Flame"
stu,srxrt iiesd In .'tsrsnd-
ms's Hay"
eoIo>IAi.-wsnd.H .wiey In Toe
Much wife"
okk--rrs-rflis neen In wild
usae,@ start. sunday.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-11-16
DOUGLAS MACLEAN AT COLISEUM TONIGHT

Douglas MacLean, whose Para mount starring vericle, "The Rookie 5 Return" at the Coliseum tonight, has earned the reputation during tho past year of being one of the most energetic workers in the screen pro fession.
 No only does MT. MaoLcan play an important part in the selecting of his stories, but he assists mate rially in the selection of the cast and the direction of the picture.
 MT MacLean has had several years experience both on the speaking stage and the screen and is capable judge of dramatic and comedy values. z No scene is taken in a MacLean pro ducticn unless it has first been carefully analyzed, as tc it's prCD able effect upon future audiences.
 s"The Rockies Return" is humor cusly interesting story of a young returned soldier and his exciting ex perielces in adjusting himself to civ ilian life after two years i1 the service. In the role Of the rookie Mir MacLean is ably supported by Doris May and a company Of well known players which includes Franh Currier, Jco White, Wallace Beory Kathleen Key and William Court right.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-11-16
Iy1adgrS gT Won1eIl. ~y~.

expected to occupy much attention during the conventions session. More economical transportation; !; radicalism within tho ranks of agri- cultural employees and extension Of 1Grance organization are. understood to be topics which delegates plan to bring up for discussion.
 The 1922 session will be the first national meeting held in Kansas in 34 years A trip through Kansas oi. fields, Sunday services at Arkansas City churches for. Grange visitors and an afternoon visit to the Chil- locco Indian school, just across the tate line in Oklahoma, are planned oy Barton Nedhan, state master, Lane, Kan.
 Tho national Grange. organized December 1; 1S67 aS a national far mors' organization, now covers the nation and some sections of Canada. It's name is believed to have it's or igin in the term applied to grain storchou5cs in Scotland u8cd for de- positories or religious tithcs. Only one officer. mcmbcr of the board ct managers. is to he elected at the Wichita convention.