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The producers news., 1924-09-19
ALMA HANSON
G. S. NELSON
r. r. LUND
Judgs of Election
LOCAL MARKETS
Thursday, Sept. 18, 1924.
GIBSEN ZEIDLER CELE-
BRATES BIRTHDAY WED.

At 7:3O o'clock, Wednesday evening,
about twenty of Gibson Zeidler's
friends surprised him with birthday
party Kenneth Kelly, Margaret Bar
ner, Nae Crave, Gladys Krebsbach,
Leroy Guenther, Bruce Wright, Brad
ley Dooley, Archie Hunt, Ella Mae
Hunt, Raymond Guenther, Louis
Knight, Mary Fitzer. Arnold Mitch
ell, Marie Riba, Eleanor Palubicki
were the guests cf Gibson. Games
were played and then a very delicious
lunch was served. After lunch the
young folks danced until 10:30. All
wished Gibson a happy birthday.
The producers news., 1924-09-19
TED CURTIN HAS NARROW
ESCAPE WHEN TRUCK CAPSIZES

Ted Curtin had a narrow escape
from death Thursday while hauling
wheat with a truck into Archer. 1t
seems the brakes on the truck were
not acting properly and Ted was US
ing the engine to help brake the car
and in some way the clutch slipped
out. Mr.. Curtin stayed with the car
as it took its wild flight down the hill
but in going around a sharp curve
the machine left the road and rolled
over twice, Ted going with it but in
some miraculous way escaped with
only the cords on his left hand being
cut. The accident will lay Ted up for
some time as he cannot use his left
hand. but even at that he was pretty
lucky. The truck was badly smashed
up and the grain was scattered al
around the wrecked truck.
The producers news., 1924-09-19
STARTS DIRTY CAMP PAIGN OF MUD SLINCINC

aerne Stands Four Square for Popbotte Jacks Theft Of
$4,000 of Seed Grain Money for Bridget OGradys Per-
ured Reports and Theft of Fee Moneys Which She Was
Forced 10 Return to the County After She Was Exposed
By the Proucers News for Reg TyIers and Jens bsens
Squanderng of the Peoples Money and the Keeping of
Jack OGrady the Payroll Of the County After He
Was Charged With Stealing By the State Examiner from
the Taxpayers.
The producers news., 1924-09-19
JOHN KELLER CELEBRATES
SIXTY-NINTH BIRTHDAY

John Keller, old time farmer of the
Raymond country, was in town We'd
nesday and advised us that he on that
day celebrated his 69th birthday. Mr.
Keller is hale and hearty and one
scarcely takes him for a man older
than So John is still able to do his
own work around the farm and is as
active as a man much younger. He
advises us that his father was 100
years old at the time of his DEATH
The producers news., 1924-09-19
TRIES TO USE WORD TAYLORISM AS BBCABOO

Farerne Stands for Its Own Grating Printing Contract and
for Nes Christensen Who 1t Is Understood Is to Help
Jens bsen Deliver the County Tax Money to Storlzan
Ray Lang, Green Ink Rodger and the Rest of the Graft
ers With Which to Buy New Lmousines Each Year and
Live Life of Dissipation and Luxury at the Expense of
the Hard Working Farmers of the County,
The producers news., 1924-09-19
ER-LABOR COURSE OF ACTION is CLEAR

A meeting eff the so-called indie
pendents wa SHIELD in Helena last Sat-
urday, September 6. 1t is reported by
several parties present at Helena and
oy SOME OF those present at the meet
ing That a majority of the so-called
delegates We're hand-picked by Dor
man and Manson. Dorman is the ad-
vance agent for Walsh and Manson
Is q stool pigeon for Dixon. The pur-
pose Of the action is to injure the
prospects for the election of La Fol
t'Je by putting two sets of electors
p 1he neld. Thus is is hoped to con-
luse lhe progressive voters, so that
sLia VIII vote Tor La Foil ette on
ei-.ef ticket and split the votes and
nun ~. -quen-y defeat La Toilette and
"A.eier IN the state and hand the
n 2sa,e over 10 either Davis or Coolidge
I1 u ldea = also TO keep the Farmer
la.sf panty and the Independents in
ogl-5uslon ,ls and fighting each 9th +
a-l'-e lhey should be carrying on a
'soLous night for the election of one
+, Of electors. Only a few of the 10
-G e,es present at the meeting were
y ncted. Most of them were
~: - -eo 9y pecial invitation and hand
ttt.e',o QI ,he iuoriguers. ONLY one
~-lo o. the counties in the state were
rpiesehled. A minority of delegates
sseA. Who came with good intentions
n. 'e lof accepting the delegates on
or.u -, I.oeI,la.er-Labor party, but were
y1t ruled by the intriguers.
CHAIRMAN
"iiLBORN BOLTS.
u 'r y; Wli6om of Missoula, who acted
M l-:.-alfman of the meeting after
5-1..l.g with the aborites
v.ra-eu ,,,,.,1eu their course eff action was
f,.1s ana will refuse to take anv
See, SsI action in circulating petitions.
+ .'eIal era others present have decided
sar,. Ne lhe same course. Tt is necss-
mrs. . obtain about $4,000 sigma
tons tS' OF e4O0 for each of four cleo
orl,,' ,' . as one can sign the petitions for
''',y one elector.
Bowler and two or three others u,bc
g,1 l an AK to grind sDent most ~
ers - silIe u m TRADES against the lead
tbo =. the tamer-Labor party anC
LaFoIGoItl.Ye IS clearly to disrupt the
ininra,' ne ~ chances in the state and tC
much q. Ihe Farmer-Labor party as
nouncar,o~dS was no mass meeting or an
moet:en ,egl:lent made of any kind calline
Of elect;rlg together for the purpos,
ent eorfag S,f5,lg delegat to the Independ
OHiefenee at Helena. In fact tn,
The producers news., 1924-09-19
Miss Elizabeth Nielsen Is 1924 Princess
INTRIGUE Is EVIDENCED IN ELECTORAL SCRAMBLE

Elizabeth Nielsen, the Charming Daughter of Soren Nielsen
of Dagmar Won the Free Trip the Montana State Fair
to Represent Sheridan County in the Princess Contest
Conducted Exclusively By the Producers News Which
Contest Closed at Midnight, September 18TH
The producers news., 1924-09-19
Answer to Far1nerine's
Attacks Upon Candidates
FOR OFFICE ON FARMER-LABOR TICKET
AND FACTS ABOUT THOSE RUNNING ON
THE COOLIDGE USURERS -CRAFTERS TICKET

Says That Chas Lundeen Is Childish and Silly Weang That
Niels Madsen Is Uneducated Unframed and Without
Any Qualifications Whatsoever-That Ed Iverson Is the
Rede Red in Sheridan County Excepting Taylor-That
A. I. Larsen Is Absolutely Lacking in Intellect
The producers news., 1924-09-19
BURLEY BOWLER HELPS THE NTRICUERs PLOT

Chameleon ScObey Attends Republican Conab at Helena
and Serves Stool Pigeon for Republican Inrguers to
Help Inure La Toilette Chances and Aid Dixon and Cool
idge Election in State-Takes Opportunity to SIander
FarmerLa Labor Leaders.
The producers news., 1924-09-19
BALDWNS CONVENTION PLUGGED With
DIXON And A. c. M. SABOTAGERS

Dan and Manson Behalf of Dixon and Walsh Handpic
Majority of Delegates TO La Toilette Wheeler Conference
Called By Baldwin at Helena September 6-Few Dele
gates Were Officially Elected Only One Third of Coun-
ties Represented Half of Delegates Were for Ac
ceptng Farmer-LabOr Electors of the time Spent
ina TRADE Against Farmer-Labor Party By Stool Pigeons
Sent By Republican and Democratic Destructionists
The producers news., 1924-09-19
LEGAL BATTLE OVER THE ELECTORS IS EVIDENT

Legality Placing Two Sets of Electors for LaOee in Field
VIII Likely Go to Supreme Court. Law WIl Not Permit
FamerLabOr Electors to Withdraw Electors Were Nom
mated and Qualified for LaFolette in May Primaries
Manager Baldwin Admits independents Course Uncer-
tain But Is Helpless Under Spell of Intriguers.
The producers news., 1924-09-19

VIII Support Electors Made Legal By Supreme Court Action
Holds 1t Is Unlawful Withdraw Electors on Farmer
Labor Ticket and That Independent Course Is Illegal
The producers news., 1924-09-19

VIII Refrain from Participation in independents Course
Adopts LaFOette Platform Official State Platform.
estates Support for LaFollee-Wheeer Candidates. at
Sept Meeting AS Pledged Former State Conferences
Course Clear and Consistent Regrets Course of
edndependents Probable Defeat of LaFoette in State
Resolution Passed.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-04-01
Smooth Sailing

Order and common sense are o,r,
mount IN the Republican party il
Idaho.
That seems to be the prime achieve.
ment of the Republican convention
at Lewiston. Direct primary is for.
gotten; there will be no split in the
Republican party in Idaho this year
Harmony was not accomplished by
steam roller. 1t resulted. rather
from a give and take policy that has
established the party on a sound and
safe underground.
John Hart has gone. There are
those who see in his voluntary retire
ment' slap at the senior senator
Possibly. But Mr.. Hart had held an
important place in Idaho politics for
Il years. 1t was fitting and right that
he should make way for someone else
Borah, report has it, will never
raise the direct primary issue again
IN Idaho, Others may do it. Borah
VIII not. His recent utterances and
work in the United States Senate have
commended him to those "off Borah
Tor life Borah will never regain full
standing with Idaho Republicans But
ms national reputation will insure his
Idaho nomination and, possibly. his
reelection.
John Thomas of Gooding, the new
RATIONAL committeeman, is above re-
'roaeh. He is one of these Straight
rom the shoulder" men who have the
outrage of their convictions and see
hings straight. Frankness is one of
W. Thomas assets. No one doubts
'here he stands and why he stands
where he does. Political sub,erfuge
as no part in his makeup.
Altogether the sea seems smooth
Or Idaho Republicans.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-04-01

But rid of DENLY and Dauebertv
the senate is threatening investigations
OF the departments of commerce
headed by Herbert Hoover. and 81
agriculture with Wallace as secretary
In fact, it is apparent that a drive is
to be made against every cabinet off,
Ger held over from the Harding adj
minstration.
Today the president of the United
States has as little control over the
senate as has a school teacher over
truant school boy during his alb
sence. The constitution contemplates
equal authority between the judicial
legislative and executive departments
OF government. But the senate TODAY
dictates executive action of the gov
eminent and sits as a grand iurv for
the department of justice.
Where has the fundamental idea Of
our governments balance of author
ity" gone?
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-04-01
ROBINsONS ARE HOME

Mr.. aad Mrs. II. Z. Robinson re-
turned Wednesday from Los Angeles
where they spent the past two months
visiting friends and relatives. Mr.
and Mrs. Robinson left friday after
noon for Pasco, Washington to visi.
their son. Sidney Robinson, for a few
days. They will then return to Cald-
wei. Mrs. Robinson, who went to
California primarily in search OF better
health. is feeling much better than
when she LETT. Mrs. Robinson was
secretary OF the Local Red
Cross chapter.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-04-01

OUR BOY REPORTER

CESS you better watch your step today else maybe vol
Will get Apred fooled If you pocket book ON the sid
walk better leave alone you pick it ND it, les
got little note in it witch says april fool for YOU Nell vii
told And if you on the side walk also vor
better not try to kick it because Mister Gibbons sed times
out of 10 its got brick under stump your tow on Nell
Wilson sed she don much about April LIST only she hopes
people won't think all the bills mailed last mites April fool
Jokes witch they amt.
l. jim dash
Robert Limbaugh and Margaret Eidemer cum up here
from Wilder and got marrid over to Mister II awort
house Mrs Minnie j. Dickinson from Boise witch is m;n;star
got the Job OF maryn them and the Hawos wus witnesses
for the defense CESS they beet rite back home to Wilder
II Jim dash
Mister r. Field witch made truck driver for be contv
think he wus gon to shoot at him for drvn on wun of his
bank got let go down to Judge Hargers CESS they fixed
IL up down IN the Huston Districk. Nobuddy wus hurt
Jim dash
Mister D. T. Whttig here from Salem up in Oregon
wch used to live here and bet he wished dn ever go
away They had wichcrafts in Salem wun time because
red 1t In a histry book. Nobuddy wus hurt
jim dash
Mister A. l. Myers went down to Ontario with hull gang
last Thursday to nshiae Elks down to the Ek's lodge
down there CESS Mister Myers the wch held the poe
for them to ride Like my other does in the Masons He
told my Mother he's the only the cote will do anythnk
for. -
Jim dash
Mrs Nellie Doolitte here shoppn and shakn hands
from omedale My Mother her and they had good
long talk she sed last mite o
Jim dash
Mister l.. 8 Dles back from the hospitte and's feeln
me up to Rochester with Doctor Mayo witch him and his b
lher the best suguns in the T. States PEBBLE with s
m the matter with them from all the States COOS 70
them and get well if they live. i'm
Jim dash mi
Mister Tom Jackson down to Vale sbak;n hands ON
egle bizness wich is the LAWYER ~ "
Jim dash /
MISTER ernest Boone wus down to Boise hobbin nobbn
'ich his sod out to Mister Kmbrough and Mister Fovd
ouhward CESS he's lookn for ocashun up there mavbe
CESS he got good munney for his groy store because thew
re dom dandy bizness ~ ' wit
i'm dasb tru
Mister Joe Partridge and Mister D. W. Sainbrook from h
mpa wus down to the eks mnsuls with two adv,s There the
ife's ~ o "uy D. ihere inc
~, Jim dash gon
That's enuf George the cheef sed
thirty
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-04-01
Get Good Men

Rural school elections will be held
the latter part OF next month. II is
not 700 early 10 give serious con-
sideraiion 10 the men or women who
are to be elected for school board
services. Being the trustee OF rural
schools not an appealing position.
Consciousness OF work well done IS
the only reward.
just what sort OF person should
you. as a citizen and as the parents
OF school children, select for school
trustee 1t is not the trivial matter
OF naming the first willing individual
in sight Ability is not searching
Tor work. Good men and women
must be drafted. And they can be
drafted, too. ii measures are correctly
taken to induce them TO accept that
responsibility.
Here is what one rather common
sensible person thinks should be quail
ication sought in a school board MEM
Der;
Certainly the usual character
istics OF a good citizen such as
honesty, fairness, kindness. and
public spirit are necessary. There
is the teacher to be selected The
board needs to know where to go
or to whom to write in order to
find teachers. what personal quail
ties make for successful class
room work, and what salary must
be offered to secure competent
teacher. The board ought to
know how to ATTEND to the al n
fairs OF the district in business a
like way. This means that it will
be able to make up budget, know c
how much money there is for the C
year. where the money comes S
from, how it should be spent, and "
will keep careful accounts. More Il
over, school trustees should be i
men and women wise enough to "
leave professional teaching mat I
tiers to the teacher. Finally they Fl
must be the kind OF folk that the st
hildren OF the community can re- W
pect.
Those qualifications are not par w
ilarly exacting. But they do not gr
NIT the selection OF any Tom. Dick ito
inary. Your schools are the most wi
'ortant single feature OF your COM an
nifty and its life. They require rel
d men and women to run them.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-04-01
Lost in the Shuttle

what IS the senate trying to do,
anyway?
Inc public will generally applaud
activities which led to the resignation
OF Harry Dausheriy. While Mark
sullivan premier American political
student IS convinced that Daugher,y
did his best in job for which he was.
oy training and temperament. wholly
unsn'ied Americans generally lacked
confidence in him.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-04-01
NEW MACHINES
MAKE RECORDS
Ford Motor Company
Sets Mark in Fast
Work

The die making division OF th'
Ford Motor company set remarkable
record when within eight weeks i
dsigned and manufactured complete
set OF dies and tools necessary for the
production OF the new Tudor sedan
body. Five to six months would
previously have been considered a
standard OF speed for such an under
taking.
Contributing greatly TO the speed
in producing these tools were the
Northumberland engraving machine,
available now for only two years.
Many changes were made by Ford
engineers in the original design OF
curves and Sweeps" before the desired
staunchness and beauty OF appearance
was secured and the final designs were
turned over to the tool department.
In all ITO new dies and punches
were required to produce the new
Tudor sedan bodies which like other
Ford car bodies are made from pressed |
steel sections assembled to a hard |
wood and metal frame.
As master dies were completed they
went to the acknowledgements en-
craving chine, which has revolu-
ionized die making and has done away
With eighty per cent OF the hand work.
md these machines cut into steel exact
'eplicas OF the master dies.
Operation OF these machines is
most interesting. Movement OF the
racer point. which passes over the
esfgn to be reproduced, is transferred
o the cutter by electric impulses and
o sensitive is this tracer to pressure
hat it has been possible to cut the
orm of human finger in tough steel
imply by placing a finger under the
oint as it moved back and forth.
The significant feature, however.
that in the Ford organization moth
g is spared to produce the fines;
ossible results in the shortest time
I'd with the least mental and physi-
] effort on the part OF the workmen
providing them with every me-
anical aid inventive genius has de-
led.
a.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-04-01
But Not Hard Boiled

Buch had wandered far from his
usual haunts near the army canton
ment and had entered a strange re-
siaurant without noticing the warn
ing sign: For Officers Only" The
waitress sought to enlighten him.
Officers only" she said somewhat
harshly.
We'll. returned Buck, IF that's
all you got bring me one we'll done"
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-04-01
That School Election

Bear this thought well in mind
when you go 10 the pools Friday 10
vote; II you approve and vote for
the seven mill levy you are not vo,-
ing that much increase over last wears
axes. You are simply authorizing the
schooi board to make the same levy
that has been made in the mas,
without asking you to endorse II.
Every other Idaho town has an
proved the seven mill levy to supple
ment the eight mills permitted bv
Idaho law. And everywhere the ma
loriiies have been so large H.,
there has been no custom as to tho
temper OF the people relative to edu-
cation for their children. Caldwell ci,;-
zens are jus, as fine rs those Of other
cities and towns in Idaho. Tb.;r
votes should prove it Friday.
Bear in mind that to vote down
he seven mill levy means closing tho
Ugh school, means that your childrc,
must buy their own books. means
erious ouriailment of educational on.
.oriunities offered here and means
hat your children. Il they wan, A.,
ish school education. must 20 else.
'here to get it.
And last bu, no, least. be sure
, vote. II is your duty as a citizen
'haierer yuor ballot may read. 4
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-04-01
RETURNS FROM BUSINESS
TRIP

r. c. Paisley. manager OF the Golden
Rule store returned Friday evening
from a brief business visit to Mountain
Home and Bull. The Golden Rule
maintains ..ores in both OF these e.:ies
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-04-01

In the autumn OF 1913. the (sena,e)
investigating committee began to
show iatgue.-Portland Oregonian.
But all endurance records were
smashed TO bits long before that time.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-04-01

ms country is rich in capital; but
the investment OF capital is so re-
stricted by harasing laws that vast
amounts OF it are withheld from pri-
vate industry; and the prosperity of
the country rests upon the basis of
prosperity in private business.-Los
Angeles Times.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-04-01
Current Comment

An inventor has offered the SEN
ate committee a serum that will make
witnesses in the oil inquiry tell the
truth. II only someone else will offer
an antitoxin against petty politics. for
the exclusive use OF the committee.
the inquiry will be in a fair way to
remember its purpose.-Portland Ore
gonian.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-04-01

A London letter says that, with the
coming OF spring, "the League of ma
iions is going to flower as il has
never done yet" Now if they can
only persuade Uncle Sam to say il
with Observation-Disclosures North
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-04-01

a pessimisi is person who he.
ne,.s all the rumors that originate
n Washington these days-Asheyille
Times '''''
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-04-01

{. J. Antrim OF Greenleaf was a
Caldwell visitor Saturday.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-04-01

The much-talked-of genuine dirt
farmer" must find himself quite II
home in Washington.-New York
Tribune.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-04-01

Leaders OF the farm bloc talk as
II me government could guarantee the
weather for the farmer-Clevelapd
Times-Commercial.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-04-01

European topics now command lit
tie attention. You may have no.
ticed that America was losing in Eur
ope' as well as most OF the principal
Transcript.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-04-01

Mr.. Vanderlip gives Senator Wheel
r his personal endorsement. Is that
a boost or a knock Omaha Bee.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-04-01

If congress would levy tax on
scandal, it might be easier 10 pay the
bonus.-Fort Wayne Sentinel.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-04-01

The taxpayer, whatever congress
tries to do. has one determined and
reliable friend.-President Coolidge
Los Angeles times.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-04-01

Doheny helped Oregon with mon
ey. The United States government
has been helping him with arms. So
Doheny can not be accused OF trca
son.-syracuse Post-Standard.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-04-01

A,er the convention Mr.. McAdoo
probably will regre, that he was so
precipriate in dropping that $4,000
retainer.-Piitsbursh Gazette Times
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-04-01

1t is said there is a whispering
campaign in congress against Cool
idge. It is difficult to imagine wher,
congress learned to whisper. How.
ever, the country isn't whispering
about congress.-Kennebec Journal
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-04-01

The tip has gone out tia, the
league OF nations will drop the opium
problem. This is the same league
that was advertised as going to put
war out OF DISSATISFACTION Star.
The Arvada enterprise., 1924-03-06
DEMOCRATS TO
MEET MONDAY
DEMOCRATS TO FIRE OPENING
GUN IN COUNTY CAMPAIGN
AT MEETING MONDAY NIGHT,
MARCH 10; CALL FOR COUNTY
CAUCUSES EXPECTED SOON.

The democrats of Jefferson codnty
will hold their first meeting Of the
1924 campaign in Grange hall at Ar
vada, Monday night, March 10, ac-
cording to a call made recently by
John Meier, county chairman.
The meeting Monday night will be
attended by political leaders from all
over the county, and great prepara-
tions are being made to secure a
speaker of statewide Importance to
address the convention.
Refreshments of light nature
will be served, it is said and prepar-
ations made for Finish" campaign
in the county in the fall.
To date no call has been issued for
the county convention, but informa-
tion from state headquarters leads
to the belief that such call will be
made at an early date.