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the speakers, has reached a high
state OF perfection. Sixteen girls are
In training for nurses in addition TO
the five registered nurses on duty.
The kitchen department under the
direction OF tn expert guarantees
are in the preparation and serving
OF all foods.
Interesting discussion OF the pro
ceedings In treatment OF all cases
TO guard against Infection, a pre-
caution that has come to be regard
ed as of prime Importance IN medi-
cal science. was entered into by the
physiclans.
1t was brought out also by Guy
Gay that the county before taking
~ hospital from the state ex
pended as much as $4,000 a year
for medical car for it's poor and
pauper. but through the free service
OF the general staff OF the Natrona
General hospital this cost last year
was cut TO 49, 900. representing hos
pital fees that probably will remain
on the books. The hospital paid its
own cost OF operation last rear when
this service Is considered.
Tho county commissioners came
in for commendation on the part OF
club members in charging the insti-
tuition and bringing Il VI to date.
, 1925-02-11
Green FrOck
Is Sensation
In Commons

LONDON, Feb. IA politely
subdued gasp Of establishment went
through the ranks OF the newly as
sembled house OF commons yester-
day when tho only Laborite woman.
NJ. p, Miss Ellen Wilkinson. entered
wearing . vivid green frook-the
most daring costume any woman
has yet shown in Britain's staid
legislative chamber.
1t was tho sensation of the day.
1t had the merit OF afordinE a
brilliant contrast to Miss wnlsin-
sons mass OF red hair. which II was
noticed the owner had shinsled dur
ing the parliamentary vacation.
Miss Wilkinson seems fond OF
striking contrasts. H,r height is
Just four feet II inches. 60 she has
engaged a secretary neaxly six fee,
tall. who says he is an American. =
Tho other women members OF the
house. Lady Aston and Mrs. Hilton
Phiiipson. yesterday adhered to theii
previous custom OF wearing black
relieved with touches OF white.
, 1925-02-11
CITY BRIEFS

A X Bott. manager of the Hen
ming hotel is in Denver for a lew
days attending TO business affairs.
Attorney ]. B. Barnes left Mon
day for Cheyenne on a business trip
Of several days.
H C. Fitzpatrick Of the Reasoning
OIL company has been attending to
business affairs in Cheyenne.
]. Il. Reedy. district special agent
for the Chicago and Northwestern
railroad is here.
l.. B. Lambert. representative OF
the NJ. ]. B. Coffee company OF San.
Francisco is a business caller here.
Eugene Mccarthy. prominent stock
grower OF Natrona county and Cas-.
per. returned yesterday afternoon
from Rochester. Mimi. where he
underwent an operation for eppen.
dicitis several weeks ago at the
Mayo Brothers hospital.
james Perry of Salt Creek is a Wis,
kor In Casper.
Dave Schoening Of Lvsite is an out
OF town visitor in the city today.
c. A Wright Of Salt Lake city 1,
attending to business affairs her,
this week
z. g. Conrad Of Nebraska is 4,
guest at the Gladstone for "a few
days.
Out Of town visitors here include
Samuel e. West of Laramie. r z
Abraham. Rock SPRING., ]. q. Nil
stead of Cody. George Williams, II
Huntington of Greybull. and ]. r.
Pattts and A II. Beatty Of Cody.
n e Young of the New York
on company spent . few days In
Chsysuns this week on business.
A. q. creO Marion representative
Of the McFee and McGinnity com
pauy Of Dsnvsr IL in the city on bus
mess = guest at the Henning hotel
Frederick Kink. Jr., Of Denver Is
attending to business Affairs In Chs,
par for a few days.
-
a 3 BrUvn. Denver eutness mar
u here today.
Chares g. Hin Isfs Monday even,
ing for Cheyenne on q short business
trip
George Webster. 2. n. Denison
are Denver men who arrived lag,
evening.
John Petris. 1.-Two stock agent for
the Chicago Burlington and Quincy
railroad is in the city from Lincoln.
j. E. Bangs and p. 7. johnson are
RAvlins visitors who arrived today,
r. w. Ore and Georges Ore o.
Sheridan T here today.
Howard Dpurrier of Grsybuil ar.
rived In the city last evening.
T. B. Easiey, travelling represen.
tative of the Denver Rio Grande
railroad is in Casper a rucst at the
Henning.
, 1925-02-11
GAY MASQUE AFFAIR TO
Be STAGED At ARKE0N

The management of the Arkeor
Dancing academy has announced in
tentions OF staging one of the big
gest. grandest and finest novelty and
confetti balls aver held in the Ar.
keen.
This big dance is all planned ir
honor of the famous president in
celebration Of his birthday and q
large crowd is expected to atten6
this affair.
There has also been arranged {
special feature on this night whlcl
will be in the form OF an exhibition
lance. The Instructor of dancing
Billy Mahoney, assisted by Miss BE
key, WIN dance a Viennese waltz
This waltz while very pretty am
full of rythmn has many sensationa
features which will certainly Civ
the patrons n treat, as we'll as ;
thrill. while Mr.. Mahoney swings hi
partner bodily In the air as an all
plane propeller.
Saturday night at the Arkeon wi
oe the scene Of the usual st. Valen
dine day masquerade ball.
Every person is supposed to com
in a fancy costume and there Will b.
$50 In cash prizes for the most or
ginal costumes. prizes o the mos
somical and a prize list for the mos
beautiful costumes worn at thi,
iancing party.
, 1925-02-11

and a more attractive atmosphere
created. Completion OF the new ad-
dition makes possible the ~reopening
OF the Isolation hospital for contagi-
Jus disease and the technique en-
ployed prevents cross-infection in
he treatment OF such cases Of dit.
forent kinds in adjoining rooms.
Light. airy rooms have been pro-
vided inthe new wing. supplemented
by service rooms and steel equip.
ment and furnishings. The heating
plant was changed to meet the new
requirements; kitchens. laundry,
and basement rooms were brought
up to date for their various uses; a
new operating room is being finish
ed on the third floor. and many new
features incorporated. . Sanitation
has been given first attention. The
x-ray equipment recently installed is
the most complete to be obtained.
Hospital administration under the
direction OF Mrs. Nelson and the
general staff, It was pointed out by
, 1925-02-11
Coast TOUnS
Isolated By
High Water

SAN FRANCISCO. Calf. Feb. Il.
Heavy rains caused floods today
that isolated towns in Marin n So
noma counties. north OF San Fran
cisco. and caused property damage
that has not been estimated. The
third rail OF the Northwestern Pacl.
flo Railways electric line that car
ries thousands of commuters TO San
Francisco was washed out and the
freight yards at s~ausaiiio were flood
cd.
Two houses were washed from
their foundations at Mn Valley
where the high school was surround
ed by water. Residents along the
Petslum4 river in sonoma county
left their homes today when the ris-
ing water threatened TO snRulf them.
Train service IN 6onoma county was
interrupted when the water rose
above tho oar tracks.
, 1925-02-11

rived here Monday from their home
at Sheridan
Mrs A. ]. Cunningham has as
her guest for sevsrnl days her sister.
Mrs. NJ R Collins OF Douglas.
Miss Edna Kassis expects to leave
on Saturday of this week for Cali
tornia on an extended pleasure trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Steele expec,
to leave the latter part OF this week
for Washington. ID. c.. to spend 9
month or six weeks. Mr.. Steele 1,
deputy for the United States Bureau
Of Mines.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles z. orchart
are IN Casper from Denver and ar,
guests at the Townsend. Mr.. or
chard was formerly a resident o.
this city.
Mrs. e. H. Luikart was an arriva.
N the city yesterday from Rlverton
Mr.. and Mrs. William Molin o.
Lavoye are spending several day.
in Casper.
Mrs. NJ. Connen of Denver Il
spending a few days IN the city.
Mrs. F. c. Miller Is a visitor her,
-r9rt time from her homo Ii
Greyhun. 4t.tmlp
Miss Anna Wine viii visit Will
friends in Casper a few days tn,
latter part OF the week from Lavoye
Mrs. Paul Walker. who has beei
visiting for a number OF weeks witt
relatives at her former home nea
o'Neil. Neb., Will return TO Caspe
this week.
Mrs. Robert Fuller has been visit
ing with friends for a few days ii
Thermopolis.
, 1925-02-11
MAMMOTH MASQUERADE
At NO. WASHINGTON HALL

Behind masks there win be spark.
ling eyes. gay wtnks and wonder
full smiles at North Washington hail
tomorrow night. for the cards are
stacked for a high-steppinE mas
querade there
In to the light YIN shoot . shower
of m~uiti-colorod confetti. streamers
Will streak out across tho floor in
long arches. horns will %raucously
sQuawk. and thsren be prises for
the best dancers In tho hall.
RAwhauserA dance artists have
discovered some new notes and new
scales Of s~ynoopation taEzery they
are going TO pour out at this mas
querade. It will be some affair.
, 1925-02-11
PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. j. C. Fillmore are
guests Of relatives and friends IN
en- for the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Q. Moss Of Bill.
.ngs are out OF town visitors here
for a short time this week
W. q. Brown and daughter, Mrs.
E. r. Wsrings. are visiting with
frteuds In Omaha for several days
enroute to their former home In
Iowa to visit for a week or 10 days.
ME-. Rolifn c. Webster Of Kansas
City. Mo-. who has been spending
the last three months here with
her daughter, sfrs. Frances Hop.
kins. plans to leave eoon for Los
Angeles TO visit with her son until
the summer months when she will
return to her home In tho cast.
Mrs. L. ]. oNen and baby son
are guests OF friends az Douglas
for the day.
Mrs. Frank Kay Of Denver ar
rived in the city yesterday and will
spend two or three days here on
business. Mrs. Kay has visited in
Casper many times and has a num-.
Der OF friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. 6. W. BTtng Of
Sioux City. are out OF town bust
ness visitors here for tho week.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". +. Waileng are
visiting with friends at Salt Greek
for u few days this week.
Mr.. and Mes. n. l. Darovan ar
, 1925-02-11
Express Company
Cited on Rate Cut

DENVER. Colo. Feb. 1.-THE
Colorado Public Utilities commission
today set February 20 az tho date
for hearing the case Of the Ameri
can Railway Express company II
which the company is asked to show
cause why 1t should not put int
effect express rate reductions re
Gently ordered by the ~Interstat,
Commerce commission
The reductions amount to approx
mately IL per cen on ~intra-stat.
b~usinese.
Colorado is said to be the nrs,
state IN the Union to move &c
compel the express company to re
duce its state ratee.
, 1925-02-11

WASHINGTON. Feb. u-rhe
naval appropriation bill with its re-
quest for another arms conferences
was signed today by President
Coolidge.
The president ALFRED his sigma,
ture without public comment on the
conference suggestion.
A total of s2s7 900 900 Is provided
by the bin for the naval establish
msnt for the fiscal year beginning
next July /.
, 1925-02-11
At Meal Time
Snap Into 1t
Your Bon 81 Ssuarts Dysp.p.is
Tablets Esahes You b Fses
Big Bsnqust with Diis2s.

Thoss grouchy dyspeptios Who
throw . 1T when food is fried car
set back in the good traces OF the
ent OF Stuart's Dyspepeis Tablets
One or two at meal time not outs
aid d~iEcstion but stop ACID fermsn-
tation, ciear Away the Kaseineas
lift on the bioated feeling, end
heartburn N make the stomach
carry with eAse the foods thai used
to apparently dy-rrptte de-
spondency.
These tablets svsstsn the stomach
Of a dyspepoc by giving It the
alkaline effect a. In bssIk Thus.
whether you eat corred BEST and
buekwheats. baked beann, or other
table tsrrors. you laugh at all fsxr
and once again ENJOY the freedom
Get a so cent Dor today Of stuart's
Dyspepsia Tablets and thor tall
dyspepsia to 20 hang
, 1925-02-11
At Last---A
Blonde Hair
Shampoo!
Keeps Light Hair from Darkening-
LightenB Faded Blonde Hair


When light haired people wash
their hair in an ordinary way. a
thin aim of oil is left on each hair.
which collects dirt and dust. causing
tbs hair to darkon. That Ia why
blondes should always use a special
shampoo. For while light hair Is
always attractive, It's beauty ia lost
Just al soon as It becomes uncer-
tain in color. d~irty-lookins and
strs<Hy. Blondex, the new Swedish
<ht hair shampoo, not only keeps
blonde hair from Gardening, but
actually brings back the trus golden
beauty 10 even the fullest and most
faded blonde hair. Makes hair
nuny. silky. Highly beneficial TO
both hair and scalp. It Is not a dye
Contains no injurious chemicals.
Money instantly refunded IL not Dc
lighted. Get Blondex today at all
good dealers. such as Smith 4
turner. John Tripeny'. Wyoming
f~ord--Asv,
, 1925-02-11
FATAL
| TOT LATE VICTIM

Mrs. May Wilson, "a years old.
who wac seriously burned at her
home, $50 South Chestnut street. last
Saturday morning in a fire that fol-
lowed a gasoline explosion, died this
morning at a local hospital. She was
cleaning clothes at the time the
gasoline ignited-
Funeral arrangements have not
been completed
, 1925-02-11
GIRL SLAYER
IS ARRANNED

SAN FRANCISCO. Fob. i1--sfI-
teen year old Dorothy Ellinsson, con-
fessed slayer Of her mother pleaded
not guilty whom arreiyned in super
Tor court today on a charge OF mur.
dor. Her trial was set for March
29.
, 1925-02-11
p
AGAIN OPEN
TO CATTLE

MANILA, Feb. Ii.-fBy The Also.
rinted Press.l- Governor General
Wood today lifted the ban against
the Importation OF cattle from for
elgn countries. in according with
authority granted him by the last
Philippine legislature,
, 1925-02-11
Party Thursdsy Evening
At Veterans Bureau
Informal Bridge Party
Tuesday Evening.

Mrs. Fora Perkins entertained a
number of her friends last evening
at an informal bridge party given at
her homo. Honors for the evening
were won by Miss Adeline Gilbourne
and Mrs. clifford Bond. Guests
present included; Mrs. Walter Stor-
rie, Mrs. Mary Stapleton. Mrs B. O.
Hammond. Mrs. James, Mrs. w. ].
Christian. Mrs. Jack TAFT. Mre. elf
ford Bond, Mise Esther Runden.
Miss Margaret Hoffman. Miss AIDE
line Gilbourne. Miss Marie Bishop
and Miss Marion Runden.
, 1925-02-11
Mr.. and Mfrs. Ges WIN
Give Dinner Party
Church Night To Be
Celebrated Thursday

Church night will DO observed IN
the First Methodist Episcopal
church. Thursday evening. A supper
will be served at $50 o'clock with
members Of the CY circle Of the
aid acting As hostesses TO all mem
bers of tho congregation and their
families. Immediately following the
dinner a social half hour will be
held ana the devotional service Will
be led by the pastor. the Rev. Lewis
e. Carter. The study book to be
used will be the Stewardship OF
All Life"
This will be the third church nigh.
OF the year, three more to be held
In the near future.
, 1925-02-11
Kiwanis Club VIII
Hold Ladies'" Night.

Kiwanis club members viii hold a
ladies night" dinner dance on
Thursday evening. February IL at
the Country club for members. their
wives and s~weethesrts. The regu-
lar moor meeting Will be dispensed
with.
, 1925-02-11
Dinner Last Evening
AT Shook Residence

Mr.. and Mrs. J. @ srcok were
hosts last evening at q formal din
ner party given at thei. home on
East Eleventh street. Following the
dinner the evening was spert in
playing bridge. hono-s at which were
won by Mrs. Charles Campbell and
Ns.l Tyler of Douglas.
GUESTS present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Shumaker, Mr.. mi Mrs. B. B.
Lummi-. Mr.. and Mrs Leigh Town.
rsnd. Mr.. and Mrs. Nell Tyler OF
Douglnx, Mr.. and M.A Hal Curran,
MI. and Mrs. Charles Campbell. Mrs.
Frances Bigiin and William Chcaly.
, 1925-02-11
Ralph Andrus Is Elected
To Office at University.

At a meeting held this week at
the University OF Wyoming at Lara,
mie by the students who are taking
the pre-medic work. a society was
organized to be known as tho Pre-.
Medic club of tho University OF
Wyoming. A constitution and by.
laws were adopted and officers elect.
ed as follows: President, Maxwell
Chapman of Sunrise; vice president,
Louis Thoeming OF Newcastle, and
R A Andrus OF Casper, secretary.
MeetinEs will be held on the las,
Wednesday OF each month.
, 1925-02-11
Or. and Mrs. Cupentu.
Entertain Tuesday.

Dr.. and Mrs. c. h Carpenter en-
tertsined twelve guests last evening
at an informal bridge party given
at their residence, AT East Fifth
street Honors for the evening were
aiken by Mrs. Allan Mcclellan, Mrs.
Bell Griffin. John schlueter and DR..
T. ]. Riach-
, 1925-02-11

MARY ToBIN
G2hn Clay IL
Married In London


Word has been received IN Cas-
Ger by Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Cunning
ham of tho marriage of John Clay,
Chicago stockman and chairman of
the board of directors of the stock
growers National Bank in Cheyenne
which took place Monday at the
Hyde Park hotel in London. Eng;
land. Tho bride was the widow Of
the late Robert Rintoil of Chicago.
manager of the Bank OF Montreal
at Chicago. Mr.. Clay is well known
in this state and was a visitor IN
Casper last fall being tho guest o.
Mr.. and Mn. Cunningham at tiiss-
hons on South Center Street.
Party Thursday Evening
At Veterans Bureau
Plans are being made for 4 Val
entine dancing and bridge party &c
be given tomorrow evening at the
United States Veterans Bureau for
employees and their friends. Decor
ations suggestive of Valentine day
wly<'be used and refreshments viii
ae5e served at the close Of the enter
tainment. In charge of arrange
ments are: Miss Vida Bailey. Miss
Estel Fain. A. v. Helm. J. G. Lit
1lefield, and Hurbert Mcclellan.
, 1925-02-11
Cleaners Circle VIII
Meet TomorruW Aftelnoon

The Cleaners circle Ct this First
Baptist church viii meet tonor-
row afternoon at 2 o'clock at the
home OF Mrs ]. Barnett. e41 South
Ash street.
, 1925-02-11
Baptist East Side
Cfrcle MeetiuS

BapefEt Ease Side
Circle Meeting
The East Side circle of the Bap.
tist church will meet Thursday AZ.
ternoon at ? o'clock at the home OF
Mrs. John r. Hayes. 11o5 East B.
street This will be a work meeting
and all members and friend. are
urged TO DO present.
, 1925-02-11
START THIS
TREATMENT NOW!

There's nothing like Tanlao to
purify the blood put the stomach
and liver in working order sfio
build UP a rundown body.
II you arc nervous. suffer from
indigestion-have Rheumatism. tor
pid liver. constant pain, don't delay
taking Tanlao another precious day
Millions OF men and women have
been benefited by this great tonic
and builder that Is compounded
after the famous Taniac formula
from roots. barks and herbs.
Buy a bottle OF Tanlao at your
drug store today. See how you start
to improve right from the first,
Mort likely two or three bottles will
put you on your feet, make you feel
Ike a brand new person.
Take Tanlar Vegetable Pills
for Constipation
TANIAC
FOR YOUR HEALTH
, 1925-02-11

The drill team Of the Royal Neigh.
oors OF America Will hold a practice
meeting Thursday. February IL, at
2 o'clock at the Knights of Pythias
hall.
, 1925-02-11
Birthday Luncheon Today
At Cunningham Home

Mrs. r. D. Carey and daughter.
Sara and Mrs. Cochran mctored to
Casper this morning from Carey
hurst to attend the birthday lunch
con given today by Mrs. A. ]. Gun
bingham al her residence on South
Center street IN honor of Miss Sara
Carey. Mrs. r. NJ. Collins Of Doug
as. sister of Mrs. Cunningham was
l1so an cut of town guest
, 1925-02-11
Royal NAghbor
Tea This Week

Royal Ndzhbor
Tea This Week
A tea viii be givsn Friday after
noon OF this weak from 2 o'clock
until s by the Royal Neishbors Of
America at the home of Mrs.. Bart.
ram. 1Ss North Park. The public
Is invited TO attend.
, 1925-02-11
Ceramic Club Meeting
Is Postponed For Week

The regular meeting of the cera-
mic club which wa to havs been
held Thursday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. G. o. Rankin has been
postponed on sccoupt of the death
Of the late q. T. Patterson and will
not be held until February. 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ges WIN
Give Dinner Party
Preceding tho Forty and Eight
formal dancing party to be given al
the Arkeon Dancing academy Fri
iry evening, Mr and Mrs.. A. NJ
Gee Will preside at a dinner party
TO be given at their residence or
South Durbin street.
, 1925-02-11
.ftaptist Circle To
Meet Thursday.

Mrs. Nettie Dunn Will be hostess
Thursday afternoon at her home.
s2l CY avenue for the regular meet
ing OF the KYO circle OF the First
baptist church.
, 1925-02-11
BfrthdAy Dinner LAN
Evening Al Wlfnon HounaL

Evening Al Whom Hsma.
Mrs. james r. Wilson s~utsresfnsd
last evening at = dinner ak ha
homo, 1876 South Beech strsst. IN
honor of tho twelfth birthday ami.
versary of her son James and the
fourth birthday Of Norma Price,
small daughter Of M. and Mr.
H Fl Price Covers wsrS laid for
fourteen.
, 1925-02-11
Special Session Of
Applied Arts Friday,

cpocm besan q
Applied Arts Friday.
The applied arts dfvAslen Of shs
Casper Woman's Departmental club
Will hold q special session Friday
afternoon from . O'Clock until s. In
the high school art room with Mss
Bertha Sihler. ait instructor, In
charge. Ths subject for the AFTER.
noon VIII. DO clay modelling and
block printing. An member Of the
division as wall as all members Of
the club interested ars invited to
attend
, 1925-02-11
ID. A. r. Meeting
At KDcher Home Tuesday.

The regular meeting Of the Daugh-
ters Of the American Revolution was
held Tuesday afternoon at the home
Of Mis- William Kocher on South
Wolcott street with Mrs. Willis as as
sistant hostess. Alternates elected
to the Continental congress which
Will be held IN Washington. d. C..
ftlow: Mrs. c. II. Horstman. Mrs.
H. c. Chappell. Mrs. William Ko-
cher, Mrs. ]. L. Traslk. Mrs F. b.
Firmin. Mrs. Frank Knittle, Mrs. r.
T. Kemp. Mrs. Thomas Cooper. Mrs.
John Grieve, and Mrs. VILLA B.
Hammond formerly OF this city who
Is now making her home IN Wash
~gton. Mrs B. B. Brooks and Mrs
A'NH- Cobb through the virtue of
their offices are also alternates.
Mrs. Max Winter was chosen as 4
delegate.
, 1925-02-11
MIR. and Mrs. Nichols
WIN be Hosts at Dinner.

Mr.. and Mrn. r. H Nichols w1l
entertain AT a small informal din
e party this evening at their hom'
on South Park avenue.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-21
COUNTY HEALTH OFFICER, NURSE,
WAGE BATTLE AGAINST TRACOMA

Constant vigilance is being exer-
c;sed this year by the county health
officer, DR.. c. S. Brooks and Mrs.
Frank II. Mitchell. county school
nurse, in the battle which they are
waging against trachoma. not only
among the school children of the
county, but with the adults who are
found infected with the eve dis
ease
In making his usual rounds at the
courthouse Yesterday, a Press rep
rescntative invited himself to the
room used by the county health de-
rartment to see what he could see.
aud he saw plenty. Much more than
some of the other individuals in the
room could see.
Aside from Mrs. Mitchell and the
reporter, there were four others in
the room, two adults and two
youngsters. The Press man s chief
interest centered in Jose, a Mexican
about 40 years cid, who is losing
his eyesight as q result of trachoma.
Both ewes are badly infected and
have been for number of years.
If is necessary for Jose TO hold OBJ
jects close TO his eyes in order to
distinguish what they are. Treat
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-21
FARM FEDERATION
SECRETARY MAKES
SEED TRIP TODAY

Going over farm bureau work in
general and looking into pure. seed
production in particular, Alex John
son, secretary of the California
Farm Bureau federation arrived
here yesterday from Berkeley.
In company with Farm Advisor
+. l.. Garthwaite aud Leslie Beatty,
head of the Mcloland experiment
station, Mr.. johnson yesterday in
Spected the Meloland plots. Today
Mr.. johnson joined the sorghum
growers of the valley who are hold
ing their field meet, addressing the
grain men on THE Necessity for a
Wide Pure Seed Growers As,
sociation.
Mr.. johnson was, previous to his
recent appointment as secretary.
head of the grain department OF
the state federation.