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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-24

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Sz-L1E- evening TnE CE-E-EEE
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served rc LeSS-x and Mss6zn1es R1-
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PERSONALS
Miss Irene Clifford returned RI
day from MlndaE- 70 spend the hol-
csys Nth her parents
Mss Erns A15e-ssa arrived
TUESDAY from Ee1h-C1Tllie- where
s5c i tezElllE- 70 spend the hol-
days With her parents. M and Erx
W r Ande-sEn
Fs-- and Mrs. r. c Be- C L.
ford wise guests II TsSizco SUNDAY.
Re- Bel filing TIE pulpit II the
Methodist church Sunday morning
Wayne Edwards Woodrow GCun6.
ard j. c Pike who are attending
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-24

tending the University CT Texas a.
Austin. arrived II BROWNSVILLE
Mur6ay morning 70 spend the hol1-
days With his parents. Mr- and Mrs.
Louis z Schzrnb<-g
Miss Anna HuywIrZ arrived Tues
cay morning 10 spend the holidays
with Ter sister. Mrs Sam Aoe.o-
II Fl B<1zn Ms HuTxIZ = fro1z
Texas City and = q frequent UE1--
c. here
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-24
DEMONSTRATION
CLUB PARTY

TIE Southern Star Home Demon
StratIon club he'd Their annual
Christmas party =. the home Of
Mrs. Z r Enmons Friday evening
Tae1e were sixty present The house
VS. pro<uSeiy decorated With Turks
caps and other holiday decorations
Supper vas served picnic style The
games and contests we're n charge
OF MeS6znsS Ed- Norton Marshall
and Miss Be-rell Ha-chEuhu-E
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-24

This. IN combination With red
tzpers. gave q festive holiday II
nnsphere- Places we're marked with
memorandum books from NJ
Frank Pierce. president. wlSn-Sg
them Is Gays Of good cheer
The entire party joined II the
singing Of Christmas carols A little
pLzyler. entitled What HoI Tle
Bride was presented bT Mrs Don
Lkxlx. Miss Stella D8cxason- LS-
Glendale Ingram ard Mr. AIoEr-a
KErcT-
Caring ou- the Christmas IDEA.
q beautiful tree formed q part O.
TIE decorztiocx. bearing q gift fo-
eseTyCze
A cezklouz Christmas dinner Ezs
served
Mz AI5e<rz E<hE rad charge q
the program and Mr. De1z 3d.
E-zzx- TIE Decorations
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-24
Feature At
Normal Party

Ms Hayden HAYS snfe-IaIneo
Win N informal Christmas party a.
her hone CT Tuesday evening a
Christmas tree and the exchange CT
riffs was the feature Of the evening
Those present we're Nessrs anc
Mes6znes = z vsu-er- II w Hol-
1oxSl r .. wilson ard MEsdanS
I. Hoffman ard Edgar Wilson
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-24
T. W G A PLANS
ROOM

Tnr Il ~ C a It'd = c1zlsss
meeting Tnu-s6zT- De- Is a lz
cz-y hal Mrs. @ 2 M1--zo1- II
chairman opfns1 TIE Eef-lrZ he
cevo-sc-zI on -Eel1.uine2 70
OEhe-S EzS gwen o. Era = =
Parte-socL a report C. the FI1z-1s
committee zzS gwen b. Ms a
c Ia Duke She reported that OF
me birthday ~cele5rz110n- the O.
Eznszztso1 made STD = I-sE
both She also gzTe q report c
the district MEETING e Mercedes .
report C the Membership cOz-E-
tee Was given by Mrs B1c1eEeyer-
Miss Alien the i w c a secre-
tzry. vas present zod gave = very
interesting TAX The Unemployment
condition both IL the United States
ard India zzs discussed Pans 1o-
locating q reading room u We ac0
fer the girls and women were dis
cuSed
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-24
Mrs. BOYD Weds
In San Francisco

Wo-c has been received bg fTIsr6s
here Of the rzyrzge C Mrs Eliza
Ten BoFd I'd Mr. Geo - TezlH -
San Frzrclsc0 cn NoE- = Mrs.
Boy5 formerly lived Il BgoEESEl-e
and hzS q r1r5e- CT f-srcs here
II -ezk Vas q resident CT 5ez-r&
Er- and Ms TezLs are n0E 1EIIz
- as Wesz Ninth. u Les A1zs=
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Weslaco
CASDIED PEH
DEMONSTRATED

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&C wz-h . Et-EEAa p@rJ Auc-
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-24
Cornings. Goings

krx Malcolm Calhoun has gene
10 Chicago to spend the holidays
Mr. and Mrs O. c Darcy. Jr- are
here frcn Orange for Christmas
WITH their parents NJ AMI Ms a
T. Andersen and Judge and Mrs o
C. Dancy- Before her marriage.
Ns. Dancy wss Miss Margaret An
6k-sa9
Ms Z x Mc-r.s has Is her
Eaext her daughter Ms a ~ Nc
Kay and txo s01x. Morris and
Richard. q Ii Po<te- for the hell
days Nj Mckay 5 expected here
for Carzx-ma5
d.. aa6 Mrs z r Toni-r left
wednesday morning for Houston.
where they vii spend Christmas
with Mr.. TENNIS mo-her. Mrs J.
J. Kernon- They expect % return
Jan =
Nrx = C Avery. o Ottawa Ont
a. here fer q visit Ez-h her mother.
ME Fr1cces McGoTcrn- She s &C
ccUpenied hy her two sn< Before
her marriage. Mrs. Avery was Miss
May kcGoyer1
Re- jones xAo has been Al
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-24
Business Women Hold
Annual Club Banquet

A oehghrfGl Christmas affair vas the annual banquet Of the Business
and Professional womens clubs Il Ye Ode College Inn Oh Tuesday eve
nEng Covers we're laid for thlty-nIne guests and members a. tabs
bright with real holy. TIE gr OF Mrs. Laura Houston . former member
Of the club. nov - Livingston
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-24
NAMED
" HONOREES

Mss Donna Clzrk en,ertzi1sd
Friday even1ng with q Et1gs party
Il honor % Mr. and Mrs. FarrS
Ross CO Fort Worth The holiday
theme MAS noted Il the table &C
ces<o-5ex. TALES and decorations
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-24
DANCE FOX
a A N. VISITORS

TbS Progress D=EEl1p-E1E c0I-
raly entertained EEh : cz-ce a.
shsl- ciu5-oZe F-z1zT eEelzng -
ho1E O. the b0ys fr0r a & ~
here Gil r1zE Horticulture fed
IT'D 3 Mexican c-che-rz furnished
DEzc PEEch US sETEEd through
OUT tie evening TIE r0om EaS cec-
GRATED EE-n Mss ard m-S-e-0e-
Couples frC- Es-1Ls posnls Of TIRE
Valley EE-e pnezsE- The girls from
WeS-zoo attending ~rTe Mss Vera
BOEo- Louise Goa Rc5Er1z Rzke-,
The-zz G04ld- D-mz CAR Lee.
Pose Mar RiFeS. Maize and Jane
SEeb5inS Myrtle White Kz-herTr
Vaughan NerEz-s- Thomas. Gene
FORBES zl5 Marie 5-zck.
JOINT Hg<TESSES
Al BRIDGE
MISS Ir-zza Con- arr pr-<---
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-02
Termite Booklet
Now Available

As means OF aeqIa!nting the
public with the various types Of
destructive, woodcatiug terluites IN
California, with the most promising
means of protecting new buildings
from termitc depreciation er y
stopping ternitc attack III old built
ings, the University of California
las Just published a new illustrated
bulletin, "Tcrmites and Tcrmite
Damage, >
This bulletin, prepared by Profe7,
sor s. T. Light and Professor Merl
Randall of the university staff, and
/. G. White. chief engineer Of the
board Of state barh0r commissioners
takes the place OF IN older pu5lea
tiou issued before experiments had
been completed oa the roH-syl #
tcrmites by chemical means. Ttc
new booklet may be obtained free
Of charge from the University oI
California Cellog- Of Agriculture
Berkeley.
In addition to furnishing data for
identifying the various types Of fer
mites, for detecting their prescr >
in the woodwork Of buildings p'-
fore damage is too great, and for
building termite-proof structures
the new bulletin gives the latest a..
vclopmrnts in the control Of tetini'"-
by chemical means a established
hy the Tcrmito Investigation Com
mittor, composed Of university sf4tt
members and representatives II Pa
cific Coast Industries.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-02
NEWS OF M'CABE DISTRICT

Luncheon guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Marion Spear on THURSDAY
were Mrs. Milton Johnson and Mrs.
Homer A. Spear, both of Fl Centre.
:. visitors from FL Centro OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Herchel Grandy on Sunday
were Mr.. and Mrs. Charles McEl.
heny and son, Donald, and Jcs By.
nam.
John LLOYD Lydick drove m 10
riverside Thursday night to see his
rather and mother in-law, Mr.. and
AIRS. Bert Huff. who were huyt in
nm automobile accident recently.
Lydiek returned Friday night to the
Valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dubois and
son. Andrew, motorcd to San Diego
to visit friends on Sunday, Scptcm-
Der 2S.
Sunday was spent bv Mr.. ana
Mrs. John Eubank and their niece.
Evelyn Fralick, in their cottage at
Jacumba.
The members of the McCabc
Home Department, who finished
their quilt at the home of Mrs. |.
Ihanner on Tuesday, September %
were: Mesdames Rose Forrestcr. Ed
ma FORESTER, Ralph W. THOMPSON.
A. A. Moline. Edward Forester. Jr.,
u. W. Knapp, G. S. Wagoner. Evan
I. Hewes, d. II. Cox, J. p Wagoncr.
Joe A. Wilson, Charles Har KEENAN,
J. Baller, Thercse Geotti, Fred w
Paine, and the hostess, Mrs. /.
Thanner. The next regular meet
ing will be held at the home of Mrs
Evan T. Hewes on October 9.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louise Kneitz and
family of Ell Centre district visited
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. j. Z.
Slovak and family.
Walter Paine returned home after
short trip spent in Dcseanso with
friends.
Two McCabe residents moved out
of the district on Sunday. Septem-
Der 90. They were Mr.. and Mrs
George Wright who will make their
abode in Imperial
The principal participant and chief
spectator in an accident which occur
red at the corner If the Date canal
and Silsbie roads on Friday night
were Mrs. John Goss and her daugh
ter. Bernice. Mrs. Goss and her
daughter were riding horseback
when they were run into BY a man
in an automobile. Mrs. Goss was
not seriously hurt. although badly
bruised or ono side. but her horse,
beautiful sorrel named Baby Lou.
was cut very badly in several places.
j. p. Laboucherie and his daueh-
ter. Rosalie, motorcd up SATURDAY.
night to Manzanita whrrc they spent
SUNDAY with Mrs. Labouchcrie.
Mrs. Laboucherie will return next
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-02

| week if the weather remains cool.
Mr.. and Mrs Ralph ". Thompson
left Tuesday for San Diego where
they spent = few hours before going
to Anahcini.
Nj. and Mrs. !, 7. Brewer of
Plucnix. Arizona, spent Sunday
night with Mir and Mrs. Harry II.
Hoppin and family. Brewer, Hop
1in 5 cousin. came to the coast cs-
pccialIv to sec the Pomona fcir.
House guests Friday and Satur-
dav Of Mr.. and Mrs. john Dubois
and family were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Owen Rite, M and Mrs. J. a. Oak
ley. Nj end Mrs. II. I. Baker, Mr..
and Mrs. Q. Y. Gardner, y. II. Glib
son and Miss Myrtle MoEney. These
guests who all come from Santa Ma
llia. were acquaintances Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Dubois when they resided
/ there.
4 party celebrating the tlirtccnth
birthday Of Miss Vivian Harper
WAS given on Saturday night by
Mrs. Guy Harper. Refreshments
were served 70 fourteen guests.
MesdamcS James and Edward For
restcr dincd Sunday with Mrs. Evan
:. Hewcs.
Mrs. William Cook, who has been
quite III fer several weeks, i now
much better.
William Brown wbo resided in Nc
Cabe district with his parents sev-
eral wears ago and attend grammar
school here, was married sunday at
Yuma. Arizona, to Miss Mabel Jones'
Both NJ. and Mrs. Brown reside in
Imperial
Ernest Allen Of San Diego, who
has been in the valley for several
DAYS attending to business affairs,
Las been visiting with George Horn
beck aud sister. Mrs. Marguerite
Grimes.
Clinton Cox. nephew OF Mrs
Thomas Wise, has returned TO his
valley home having been the victim
Of an automobile accident on the
coast which left him unconscious
for nine davs.
On Monday Mr.. and Mrs. Joe y.
Wilson and son. Bern;cc, left for
Loncyillc. California, where they
will spend about week.
Sunday dinner guests of NJ. and
Mrs. Evan T. IIewcs were Mr.. and
Mrs. \. &. Blodgett of Fl Centre.
Pete Labouchcrio suffered pain-
ful experience on Wednesday night
when he was trippel and fell, break
ing his right arm. The break is
IN . limo y-aTy- 1-Dll NOV
On SUNDAY Miss Thelma GRAY OF
FL Centre visited with Miss Mar
garct Wilson.
Misses Ruth Sprinkle and Laura
Havcns motorcl un II Hemet on
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-02

; Saturday night with Miss Haven :
uncle. Felix Havens Of Ell Centre
Miss Sprinkle went on to Chaffey.
her former home, where she visited
with friends, while Miss Haycns and
her uncle spent the day with their
grandmother and mother, Mrs. Mag
gic Havcns. The party returned
late Sunday night.
Friday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Hackelman and Mr.. and
Mrs. y. II. Cox visited with Mr..
and Mrs Elmer Forester. Ice
cream was enjoyed later in the eve
ming by the guests.
Reverend and Mrs. w. E. Malan,
Ethel, jean, Edward and PHYLLIS
Malan, and Malan S mother, I'll of
FL Centre, were guests Sunday of
MIR. and Mrs. Rollie Clarke. Ran
dali Conner. also of FL Centre, was
guest of Rollie Clarke, Jr., on the
same day.
Visitors Sunday afternoon of Mr..
and Mrs Frank Marion Spear and
family were Mr.. and Mrs. Homer
4. Spear, Marjorie and Dorothy
Spear, from FL Centre.
Miss Marie Slovak was the guest
Monday of Miss Bctra Mae Grandy.
The girls most interesting diversion
was horseback riding.
sunday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Thompson of FL Centre visited Mr..
ana Mrs. Ralph ". Thompson and
Blanche Thompson.
Dinner guests Sunday of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. 7. Page and daughter, Mar
aare;. of FL Centric. were Mr.. ana
MS. Jay Steele. Kathryn and Albert
Steele. Mr.. and Mrs. \. Martin, Lois
7nd Carol Martin, from this dis
frict.
Mrs. Benson and her son. Walton.
have returned after week as guests
If Mr. and Mrs. A. \. Moline and
familv of Los Angeles.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. p Waggoner were
called unexpectedly to Puente on
SATURDAY. morning because Of the
Illness of Wagoner's father.
Sunday, September -. Miss Berta
Mae Grandv. Miss Marie Slovak.
James Coin. Cecil McCurry and Miss
Myra Bell Spear enjoyed a delicious
picnic dinner at Painted Canyon.
Mrs. James +. Brock returned on
Saturday from an extended vacation
sp"nt in Live Oaks.
Mrs. T. Powd Farmer, her daugh-
ter, Margie Fay, and her siSterin-
law. Mrs Horton. from FL Centre.
visited Mr.. aud Mrs. Ralph W.
Thompson and daughter Blanche.
this weekend.
Callers at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Be7dechek ON Thursday
evening were Mr.. and Mrs. {. Par.
sous of Calcvieo.
The bows from McCabe district at.
tending Central high school agricul-
iural classes who motorcd Friday
lie tho Riverside fair were: Orville
Spear. Gilbert House, Earl Mavbry
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-02
Scouts TO Hold
Water Program

Scouts from all the valley troops
are anticipating the big water car.
nival to be he'd Saturday evening
at : O'Clock in tic iioltviilc Nata.
torium.
ANY registered Scout may CON.
pete, and the dads and mothers
angJcs, and brothers are all invited
to see the swim. Four Pennants are
10 BE awarded and the events will
be divided into two groups, the u.
Eior and senior. and viii include 80
tard swim. brcas: stroke and back
stroke. leo yards free style. rescue
race. other novelty races and the
plunge for distance. y diving con.
test, open 10 both juniors and sent.
ess. will conclude the carnival.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-02
Actor Sued For
Auto Accident

LOS ANGELES. Cct. >. UP)-
Ramon Novarro, screen star ST.
sued for $4,000 damage. today uG-
der his real name Of T. \. ~a9nj-
ego, as The result Of an an'ouohie
cash here last sep, r..
Harold Wisdom, who filed the
actinn named Navarro s cllauffeur,
Frank Hansen, as co-dcfcudart, al
legiug he was injured whrr Sc
ottor's machine demolished his
smaller ear at an intersection.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-02

and Frederick Ncliquette These boys
who entered the stockiudging CON
test brought back TIVE ribbons.
a party which returned recently
from deer hunting up in the noun
tains of Modoc county were Ncssrs.
George. Edward Jr., and James
Forester and friends.
Visiting MIR. and Mrs. CLYDE 1la-
ycns and family on SUNDAY were
Mr.. aud Mrs. Fred HayeAs and
daughter. Thclma. OF Mt. Signal,
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy HavenS aud two
children. and Donald Pierce.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-02
STRAIGHT AHEAD
TO FOOT HEALTH
By Wilder, Kaut

Evcntuai, no doubt ali Children ahoes Will
he made ON scientific principles 80 promote
healthy feet. For the present certain features
must be looked for Foremost among these iA
the tread straight feature, which IS illustrated
The rubber heel is higher and longer at the
inside point. acting rs II pivot for the step.
Children wearing shoes with this feature. even
though showing tendency TO toe out, will.
without conscious effort correct the fault
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-02

Anolhcr feature to lool; Tor in ncaitaigl i >
for children is iho scicntihc support of -
very delicate arch.
Correct shoes are brilt 20 absorb the she :.
OF tho first contact %lth had Surfaces :
placing a piece of spring steel OF tho p1!at
where the first shock comes. This Is on the
outer siec of the foot since the natng.i step
is a sort OF sctni-circular roll, tho heel and
outer part OF the foot meeting tho surface
first snd. az the full weight Of the body fol-
lows the tread, there Is natural roll toward
the inner side The high inner arch should
have yielded support. flexible not rigid, The
shape ot the arch changes with each decree
OF the step. The structure Of the shoe should
accommodate itself to thcsc changing lines.
This is accomplished in . sciontifc shoe by n
followed out. upward sprung sole aud II cor
rcctly cut upper which together iotm y
bandagc for the arch.
Sound healthy feet arc 4 childs he,ia ass
from Mother Nature. II IS something that
parents should preserve.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-02
-~As @Ms
OxE:

Heuhly feel aakc tracks like dssc.
The feature is q preventative also, and should
be worn by children even though they show
no tendency 50 toe out Beside the loot health
that comes with pointing toes straight ahead
comes the hcalthfui habit oi good posture and
noticeable gracctulncss aud poisc.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1930-02-27
EyTORTIONATE GAS PRICES
Dawson County Review

dawson county tfleW
The complaint of extortionate gas prices IS
heard all over Montana. Governor Erickson in inter
esting himself and Senator Walsh has written to the
governor condemning the outrageous prices we have
to pay here in Montana.
Mark Twain's we'll known remark about the
weather seems to apply here. Everybody IS talking
about it but nobody ever does anything"
It has been said that Montana has to pay the
highest price for gas anywhere in the United States.
Judging from the following schedule Of prices, we sus-
pect that it is true. Washington D. c., 19c, Los An
geles, zoe; Atlantic City, 18c; Baltimore, 2lc; Rlch-
mond, Va, 22c; Denver, 21c; Phoenix, Ariz, 22c;
Portland, Ore, 23kc; Salt Lake City, 2lc! and Glen-
dive. 271kc. These include tax.
When inquiry is made as to why Montana must
nav such steep prices, we are told that it is due to
freight rates based on Tulsa, or something OF the sort.
Montana is a big producer of gasoline and Is al
so close to Wyoming another big producer. Why them
is the price of our gas arbitrarily fixed SO high? There
is not the slightest excuse or reason therefor.
A concerted effort will bring the price down.
Similar injustices have been righted by persistent and
skilfull battling. South Dakota is one state which
made the old prices come down. Several years ago
South Dakota was the victim of extortion just as Mon
tana is today. The state went into the OIL business and
today sells gas for $50.
Montana is being seriously injured by these ex-
tortionate prices. We are familiar with the big sign
in a Dakota town that last summer directed tourists
away from our state "Stay out of Montana-the state
Of rotten roads and 29c gas!"
Our roads are rapidly being improved. But how
about the rest of the charge?
The price Of gasoline must come down!
The above article is a plain expression of the
situation in this territory, and the matter Of these
extortionate prices seem to affect the entire state of
Montana, as Montana county Commissioners took this
nn++o ,,pJor oopc;Jorofiop o+ +ba;r ooc,cl roo%;
held two weeks ago at Lewistown when as a body they
wen on record in protesting against the price being
charged for gasoline in Montana and urged upon state
officials such investigation and action as would equal
ize the charges for gasoline in this state and neigh
boring states.
1t is a matter that directly concerns every resi-
dent of this state, and the consideration by such a
body as all of the County commissioners indicates
speedy relief.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1930-02-27
SOME TOUGH BREAKS FOR TAYLORITES-

Things are not running just right for the gang
that has held sway here in Sheridan county. Taylo,
and Salisbury and a dozen or so of their meal ticket
hangers-on, started a temperance movement last fall.
Then they got SO loud mouthed about the rotten con
ditions in Plentywood Tin order to further their local
money raising campaign) that the L. S. Government
sent in two customs officials and three border patrol
men Then things got too dry for Taylor and o.
Flaherty, and they started blaming the Herald for
bringing these officers in here and setting up another
smokescreen to cover another one OF their mistakes
TAYLOR pulled out for North Dakota and We failed to
see much of him so could not check up on his sprees.
and we did not know about how OFlaherty Jared until
the evening of February 22nd, when he certainly
was stewed to the gils, if ever a man was stewed, or
maybe he was sick-at any rate he must have been a
mighty sick man when he woke up Sunday.
Then word comes now that Taylor has gotten
mighty peeved at his good friends Rodney Salisbury
and Joan of Arc who are out getting business for the
Farmers Union Almanac. This Joan has various al
Eases, we understand, and the long green for the AL
manac was being used by these party's for hotel ex-
penses, etc, instead of coming in to enrich the Golfers
of the depleated treasury of the honorable and the
Moose, and possibly a little jealousy was also re-
sponsible for the pompous and Milwaukee fronted
senator to beat it over to Minot and round up the re-
calcitrant solicitors and tell them to "Hit the Ball" in
stead of the "Highball," and we are quite reliably in
formed that Salisbury and Taylor had it hot and heavy
and the meeting broke up in a genuine free-for-aD, and
now these two cronies of many years standing are sup
posed to be very bitter towards each other.