Tuesday, February 3, 1925.
THE LA- GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
PAGE FIVE
Local News In Brief
Going Up!
COMINti UVISNTM
Mufoli 6,. 6, 7 Dlatrlct high
school hiuikutbull tournniuont
at Union.
At I iil'"
H. G. Avi-ry, vuunly uevnl.- wu
in I'niuii thin inurnliiK uii u busl
msa trip.
jKllli filler ihc'll lllldl'
In recognition or IiIh fxcelknt
liKsi-H ut the liutilii ry. bn-uUHr or
tllt even tiinpiratuiH! or till' IVHU'I
I.ltlle of tin gruln uroiiml Knh'r
urlm' hus biM-n UuinuKoU and u good
ivutiT supply ror tin' coiiilni; h-.'U-son
la itbsurvil by tin' hoavy biiuvvh
on tlu Walluwu (iiiountaliiH' .Mr.
Fn'hrli iidiliil. Ho nnU Mrs. I'Veni'li
ure ul Ihi' I'arllon hold. Urvguu-iun.
Vlslti',1 Urrt- ' .
Miss I.ouIhl' Hmidrup or l'ort
lunil, Btutc t'lciiiflltury Instructor ol
uurk s ril-u chli-f mid us u inclhodl 7 """i "
I til in 1IIVI IKIItt III Ullt'llU U. IIIOlllt-l
conference of the church ut Ou-
of showing their appreciation,
l..-o.nf II... vnln'i I fin.
parlim-nl of l.u (irandc presented OreBou. Miss Hundrup us
.h.l.. Miii-,hl...l with ll IN.I.i "" "... l,."l
badge recently.
; while In Im Urunde.
, Attended Kiisliirss .Meeting
.Mr. Thompson IHII.r- , ,.vr,.nii H y Hamilton, dis-
A lefter has been received by Joe: ,rk.t B1,Borlltodent of the Mctho-
Woods. or this city lliut hum u8t church, was 111 l.a Grande lusl
Thompson, who Is the Trumbull , ,,vrllnif )o imt.nu u Uusinoss meet
HospitHl. ut llrookllne. Mass.. I lng 0r the church. Mr. Hiimllton
improvliiK. Mr. Thompson Is onu ,,.a ,,. lilorll1B ,,., rr Ba.
or theMlrectorale chalriuen or the , l4ur , bt. prcl!l.nlul tlle district
1'eiidlelon roundup. hiivliiK charue j uonr(.ri'nci'.
ur the livestock depurtrmnt. He is ' .
well known in eastern Oregon.
SAVE -with
JFE"
at your.
I : Observer Crossword Puzzle
t ft SAFETY
R6
A ni-w entrance will bo built on
11k- main building of the V. It.
Uuhnenknmp com puny, according
to a building permit Issued this
morning ut the city offices. The
work will cost about $IUU. :
Appointed on Tnrk Hoard
H. A. Zurbrlck hna been ap
pointed on the ity Park bourd to
till the vncuncy cuused by the
death of Will Church. Plans are
being nuide for muny Improve
ments of tho park this year.
Oh lUislness Trip
Claude Herry, locul represent u- j
live of the Iduho State Life Insur-'
a nee company went to Hoi at ttiie i-
morning to confer with the huiuel
office. -
Visiting Here
Guorge II. Uuninicns. a pronil-
ient i utlorney or Seattle. Wash.,
nd son. William. re guests of Mr.
inu iura. un nviiu ivi u iun
days, a .
Class Mw'ls Tonight '
The La Grande public spruklntf
clans haH changed their regular
meeting I line from Monduy 4-ve-niiiB
to Tuesday evenlnp for t lie
purpose of getting a larger attend
ance. The cuihs win meei ini8.eve
ning ut the Baptist ehureh at which
lime there will be a business meet
ing and re-organization. Jr. Uay
'.Mirphy will preHlde as chairman.
Hpcuusm there has not been a largu
attendance hi the pust members
are losing interest, si u large num
ber are urged to be present this
evening, according to one of the
inimbeis. All interested in lli'
work ure invited. '
Personal Mention
I NION. Ore. -(tipcciul) -Thin
week end Hie I'it team of llic high
school hooperH will make u trip
Mrs. C, It. l'utimin is spi-nd)ng a j Into Wallowa county, playing at
few days In I'ortlHmj. Knterprlae on the till) und finishing
; , - ; at Joseph on tho 7th. , During
J. P. Myers of the Arcade the- ! their absence the second teum und
olro. is u business visitor to Tort- the girls sextet wllf have one or
laud for a few days. two games at home. Then Un-
; Ion's last three games will be at
. Mrs, , J. C, tonley of Knlerpi lsy. ! hm' having gaim-s scheduled
PRESCRIPTIONS
exactly'- as your dtor or
dired. I u re, fresh, potent
dr itn, compounded only liy
registered licensed phann i
cIkIh. Checked anil double
checked for ymii safety.
If any sick pemon in diM
. tressed clrcunititunecs can
not afford to pay, we will
gladly fill their prescription
gratis, . .
Glass Drugs
The lti;XAU Stoic
I . ' II
li i K u I I Is k 1 Ik H I 1
Lfr -15 iTl a if-u
5T" j pu r w
3J- as ? j?" io"T
j b" 155 " -l y4
i -I i , t-J
; 55 ! V
55 j Iss oo 1 fti 1 ii ! 51
CiTztr Wns ; -zr
iar j pi r i
Meri'$ Work Shoes '
A Work Shot - for - evu-y Job light, medium-or
hfavy wtight, single or double stiles, Goodycni' welts,
in tan. or black at prices you like-to pay. 1
$2.98 to $4.50
S3 STOItUS
TUB HUB
oil Miles for n tiniiii
An effort lo set forth to the pub
lic the possibilities of IVndleton as
ii iihiixi uIhtk iilti trulf imiv be
played with pleasure Is expected to
be launched within a short lime u.
a result of a visit here yesterday to
the locul links of two l.a Urnnde
men. They were- "Larry" larlnon
and a Mr. I'erkliiH. They, explain
V'l that they had not hud u guuu
of goff for weeks and weeks in l.u
Grande, due to the severe white?
weather and the snow that .hus
covered the ground. They came
over (primarily to set- la Grande
and Pendleton play basketball but
w hile, hen- played a round on the
local golf course. Devotees of the
game in lVndlclon s.ild today thai
buttercup plants ure beginning to
grow on the grounds as a result ol
the sunshine and the warm ruins
that have prevailed for sevurul
days-T-fendhton l.ast Oregonlun.
stopped off In I. a Grande this
mornjng to visit rrlends. Mrs. Con
ley left on No. 24 for linker lo at
ttftd u district conference of the
Metitodlst Kpiscopal church.
wilh Kntcrprisc. Ia Grande, and
I inbler, tlie two last being double
headers. ... '
Mrs.Aiuos Helm is now In Port-,
land uttending the spring millinery
openings. .,
I I.. Wade of 15lgin, la nowre
Istercd ul the,-loley hotel.
BECKWICH
SENTENCE!)
BY KNOWLES
t Co n t i 1 1 1 1 od r r o m Pa 1 .
!. I. MctMjlly and II. .
of Joseph are among the Wallowa
county guests . now registered at
the Foley hotel.
his plea bt fore . the judge, tumor
Gibson ro-.
Tells f Hntelirry's Woik '
Kourleen million salmon wilt be
released In March from the Wal
lowa hatchery ut Knterprise, und
Irvine French. superintendent,
doubts If any other hatchery hi the
I lilted Slates will re I en us many.
Nine .million of the ilsh will be
chinook salmon ami five million
soekcyo. The number of salmon
that will go out or the hatchery
this spring la nearly three times us
large' as the record for any pre
vious year and will place Hie Wal
Jowa 'halchi-ry as the most success
ful hi operation anywhere. Hie su
perintendent believes. There are
now 1 4.iiimi,uimi Hiilmon there, &,
y" otto. IMUI ens and II. (Hill. Olio more
ckkb are to arrive soon from Alas
ka. Halmon are releasee!- from the
hatchery in March to give time for
the fish lo make their way un
harmed throuch n number of
Irrigation "ditches below Knter
prise The Wallowa hatchery Is
situate. on a creek fed by springs
and the creek never frerjses nor
does the lemperutorc of Hie waters
change. I Miring the cold snap
when I he mercury fell lo 35 de-
W. J'. Khlelds of Wallowa stop
ped at Hit Foley hotel last eve
ning,.
Mrs,' Henry Hughes returned to
her home In Wclser, Idaho, this
morning. Mrs. Hughes has been 1 nbbery of Jimmy Woe who was
The m se o f H a rry I eroy a Iso
Indicted by the grand jury (ou the
charge of larceny was continued,
l.eroy was released- mi his own
recognizance and will likely be
tried later.
Jose Cjulane, Filipino, was ' ur-
ralmicd on the charge of robbery was
while1 armed wtl h u dangerous i rlghliusH.
weapon, (jutane is held for ihe j
Hunt's Letter
(Continued from Pago I.)
yeaned old Jim lt
lo reply.
ed, was moved
Itccd 'launched Into cute or the
most scathing denunciations evei
h-ard In the Senate.
, He reviewed with biting sar
casm Spencer's defense of Yornici
Senator Truman Newberry, who
yielded his seat in the Senate as a
lesull of revelations concerning
vast amount 8 of money apent to
win election.
lit: paraded a whole l!nl of occa
rj inns on which Spencer had Htood
as chief defender. of men or ait tut
lions Bwuillped by public condein-
nulloll.
I tul through it all Spencer
muiiied us . calm, uuflurrii'd and
composed as only a man could who
convinced ol his perfect
.Despite the pel words of cross-word pus.lo Inventors, we find
few new ones every now und then. This puzatle. contains sonic. v, '
VIJUU'AIi '
, To proceed , , :
,i One vho riles. ,t .
.' An exclatimtioii of pify..
. ' A knobi" . ' ' ' - '
mothers were Invited lo Hits.
Greed:. Chairman, Hetly Cocu
run; sponsor,.' Mlsa Thompson.
: This group Itt tin expression of
the mural, stundurd of 'tho girls.
tl'liey' :aro wofklng out.
or tho A. U. H.
each occasion.
Publicity: Chalrnmn. Inez bbert:
sponMor, Mih. I.tmlgren. .
The purpose of this committee
Is to give publicity to the A. U. 8V
creed I affairs of various kinds. It be
comes most active dining the."
HOIHOVI'AL
;1,.Gtvat. .i .
G. Accumulate.
10, French soldier (colloquial).'
12. A bright constellation. .
14. Hebrew deity.
Ifi. -Toilsome. ,
IB' A sloth.
JO! Hoofing slabs.
ZZ'.'1 Morning pr.iyer.
-'4.:f To listen.
A: piaster moldcr.
2S. Ardent uffecllon.
29. A sen eagle. '
:?. Cots. "
A ribbed fabric.
l'Sllny. .
Sport.
Helongtng to.
Steal, - .
Label.
My.
The opposition.
To care for.
Snakelike fish.
;lC.p'nslve for (pluraH.
A "single unit.
t'uKlum or duly paid.
"A preparation of vegetables,
A vehicle. -
A part of uii''' belongings,
llellsh.
.Mixed type. ''"
"Rot self-uustalnhig.
I Article.
An- Fthioplati,' ' '
A.iuoiint at which one . I
assessed.
A tall Asiatic herb
(plurul).
A Greek demigod.
i
GU.
;.i.
Mi.
57.
Gi,
161.
llant ' C'i.
Uri,
I (17.
The low of u cow; - '
Any plant of "several relutod
genera.. , - i . .
A form of hemp.
Thus. ' . ' ';
Ono who . piles. ,
A co-ordinutlug 'conjuiicUon.
Simple,
A guflitous anesthetic. ;
Kgg shuped. . '
An ImugeJ ' , 1
Ifnflt. .
Sliding laud (plural),
- Hull- flrhttrs.-
Itlograplilea.
A numeral.1'
Denied. ? ' ... ..
One's strong point.
Wise men.
To lap again.
To be .Indisposed.
An. evil spirit, .
A dyestuif. . ,
A female horse. t . ,' ..
A" plnlinent. , .
I'crlulnlng to birth.' .
A shtdf.
A, trude zinc oxldePl
A set. period. ' ....
A small two-winged fly.
A light beverage. ;
Negatlvt1. , ' .' '
i:poeh.
An (-xelumatloii of question.'
A measuro of urea, z1 u-
SkltB in munnerr right conductl April Antlks but f inctlons thrii' A
and etiquette for- atudentn urv' be-jth year 'to create Interest, This
lug worked out; - m ' ' ' i committee manages the udver
- Constitutions: H'hulriiiun,: tlelen' tlslirg. -
Wllllamsi sponsoin, M(b . Vounrf.l - Art and' ToHtois: Chairman, -Mlsa
Bennett. j Mnrjorli Wurnlck; sponsor, Miss
; This coiunilttee Vas been . n'tlnnit iuvis. .
Work rcvls'p, the "constitution to1 - Thui. coiiimHteo takes euro of
iiiuko"1 II apid tiiorc definitely o Hie poster udvortlslng aiiU; art
Httcipptlng to nmka the. orgunUu- ; - v
Hon more democratic,' -' The com- , sMAI.Ij I-XHtTl'MC IS IjOKT
mlttee mb'veinenr, Ir . an lllustru- CASCADK LOCKS. Ore. A mvs
Hon .of Uiis since U Blven ull. aomc ,.P... w'tlei, is f-liig coiwld'-rabl
opportuiuty to nt::.?;. ... - ; comment nd excitement In Stevcn
r - Social: Chairman,--Vllniu ., Gas- kuii and the nearby towns Is the
tiill; -sponsors, , Miss Bowling. MIUfl t"Rt3uienl of Mrs. X. u. Whlltuti
ilrvlholz.' i . ; li . . - .t i ' ' i I that' last fall when she came Id
'. v ... i..t,L M,-.n' SkiiimiHilii county she had SJ5d
i.rter school on Frldsy uftcriiooris.l ' .!" nd $50 bills. She
These' Usually last. "tnUVD o'clocU. ""J m, m' m.0T U".. t
j,io- ,iun.,..' ii. ..ti.,.. Pot. und burled it In tho woo da v
.,.. wmctlii.M idrrr uri- rcrrosh- l"H 1 u',st " .V'1""- "efu. ,
t . , 4.:i-i i. .1 lhe placed It tliere,- however, nun.. 1
fm-,..n. B,,uVr v .-1Wd ,t . Uerneut h a rock besidp
ways given. A Hullowe'en and u ..... , ,...!., fc '
I'hrlstnms ' p:irijroro lvn after, WOO(l a Hurur Iltll. p
w iiwo, mm hub mw jn )C(.cmbnr she InKpeeted turn
party for ; Mrs. Lctfel who wris tt,inloPlirv mnk" und discovered
pne of Mho aponyorw, uf thlfl 6oin--tlm, n0P llloll,.y WH gone. She Uif
inittee, , . 4 ..... .. j rprine.d her husband of her Iosh.
'.. Noon-1lour,N ContnilUeoi MMitth'-' whq uir to this lime did not know ;
mitt, . Klbai Hefl;, spoil bo r -not that sht) had such un amount. He '
chosen yet, ,,v ' t '. r , r ' - ; id el pod Jier. Henrch for the uiImhIuk;
. . The .fftrla who, 'stay ut school 'treasure, but not evt'n tho cofftju
II u ring the-noon hour eat toffetli-.r( pot could be found. :
every Tuesday. Invth auditorium. , ,
vlslllng ln Iji Grautle for the ItiHt.
IwtJ-'weeks at the It: W. l.vU;hton
hoiuc. ....
Miss Margaret Hrow n, repre"ii
lalivt! of the Klllsbn-Whlte Chaii
tautiua bureau Is now In this ter
ritory making udvunce bookings.
F. J. Knebel. travelling auditor
for the O.-W. It. N. company,
was registered at the Foley hotel
this morning.
Oeurge Gurrlek left - on No. -this
morning for l.os Angb s. II
will be einpioyu mere wiui nis- ,i,,.n
brother In the oil fields. .
held tip aiitl roblmddf more tlinnj
anii( the1 first pin t or 'January.' H1 ,
pleud not. guilty yesterday. The!
date of h's trliil has not been sell
but will probably be some time tlilu.
month. 1
The 1!i-M grand jury wua (lis-
niiHHcd Satunlny and the. gnuid i
jury for this term which was
drawn yesterday In now In sosalon
Four true bills and two not true
bills have been reported lo date.
The. not true bill sfollbwa: F. M.
Murks, charged' with larceny by
bailee: Clarence" M. Stout, charged
l 1th failure to support minor chll-
ni ti,-,i i lif
Associated Girl Students
Organization Is Active
"MI'TUjAtkn .MAsTi;iti'ii;ci:.v
Sl'OKANK. Wash. (Itv Iho
Associated press) - W h t I e
counsel for Professor Wood
wa rd. local chot r leader u nd
teacher. Is prepurlng lo file
ii $10.11(10 suit against Itatph
Pollock, lender of rm orehet
tra filling theater and dunce
ball engagements hre. Pol
lock unnuunced his (mentions
'today to Invade still further
' Into iho reUlm of classic with
modern syncopation.. JI.tv.de-
dared he would "modernize"
the opera "Aldn" next week.
Woodward contends that Pol
lock "mutilates old master
piece bjf butchering chujslcaJ
selectlonH of the world's mas
ter roiiipuscrs" causing his
business to suffer.
RELIEF FOR
I FARMER TO
BE SPEEDED
(Continued from. Page 1.)
plaiialhm of' pnrposen und llKi'ig lor the rest room or something
of beiiel'lelal work of I he Asso- the girls need anil want. )
elated Girl Students or the 1,-ij, OlgUiilxntloil. .
Grande high school. J ' The. orflcers are Phyllis Scran-1
- The article wim prepared by ton, preldent; Mae' llean, vice,
Mlas I lie. Kbert. IM I tor's note, president . und Margaret Gedtles,
j secretary-treasurer. I
Purinise It is .sponsored and a rl vised hy
They' sing, ,s.' -dunro,' ,ihiy : somu
gams and put . on Hklts.i - These
are. always spunaored by meinbers
of .the faculty. ' Much wN;k they
piew 'ii - k to' a tci' caa rtfo "ol mnutvH from Injuries rocelvedi
ine proffpam sou ihccuub lur "'"iTlw uooldent iwcurred nettr tbu:
next nme.
,: DAIJiAS MAN IS KIMJKIft
. DALLAS. Ore. tlaynor Guynor;
of Mils, city,- wuk struck by u
locomotive and riled within it few1
gr-
bHow zero there wore no ' terfnt slendv
M AHKKTS TOI.AY
IMHtTI.AND. Ore. (Hy Hie As
sovlated Press) Cuttle and liogM
sttady. sheep quiet. Kggs and but-
llutt.-r ir.e.
acceSM to whatever reports siiid
records were deemed perllltellt to
tin' imiuiry.
i:TitA si;skiox im,iki:i.v
WASHINGTON (P.y the A1
sockiled Pres.!) Altho'i.'h iIh
appolnteil (.hat h's rami relief
legislation has not been slven
priority by congressional lead
ers, president Cool Id ge Is In.
dined lo accept their judg
ment and has no intention of
culling un extra session to con
sider fnriii legislation after:
March 4th.
Hi Dads Explained, and
(Continued from Page I.)
; Hist'TM wt h tut eu'ial number of
... 1 1 ,.., . 1 .1 t mmn intie mmiTM mm wmemer.
, intermisHions. or after sehool.
('ommltte' Work
I Committee work Is group work,
with an aim and common pur-1
pnse. It Is II Very definite prep- j
SPRING
OXFORDS-
: JUST IN! '
Sdiilford famous Mne Now on Dinpfay.
Tim. Hrown and Ulack in Newest Kl.vlcs.
$6.85, $7.45
$7.85
OxfoitlH of luili1y.
scot-, -i Kent flowers to glrla, uud
uud called on them. ..
Cleaned fingerprint off. the
white columns of the stage hr the
auditorium.
This work will continue through
The follow lug article is In t h? plays, singing and dancing. . The ' '.'nii''Ji'ut..... i i..,ii-i....t t he
jforn. of a cn.bhi....l history ex-, iwoney .derived fiom HjIm )h tm-d nmt; HUOl(Mor, Mrs. Campbell.
An ..upp'W class girl wuh , Itp-
poluted as big sister for every
rookes's Shi" ivud ' to1 havo m.-l
her little sinter. welcomed her.
' Into 'high rtchool life, help hy-r
with her difficulties, uud to be a
real sister. . . ',' ,
Tin; big sisters gave a iiuttliice i
Hie A. (I. S. are to promote the i.e.,.i. ass.s(am. . Illuhltt.t( ' '
ideals of ehaiae.e,, friendship. The work is carried on for t he 1 1 ' u'' j..,,,.;.;,
.. . J ... . r i. ...mi -.. I be vinlitiiH eoiMinll-' Mltie ifU' Ultr U HUlUlteil lilrff
unit mill v ror Ihe iihvsleal. men- teis.
lal and spiritual development of
the girls.
History.
In November, I !". some of the
teachers met lo pbin a putty for
the. girls. At this lime It w.ts
HUgge.Hted by one of the teaehers
tlilit thegiris be organized Into li"
permanent organization. The par
ly was u big success. On Decem
ber ". I Pl lnetide Dullois
called a girls' assembly to ask
t he girls for their opinion of
such an organisation. This plan
was reeelvod with so much en
thusiasm that on iH-ceitiher 10 an
other girls assembly was called.
The organization took place, uud
the name, r Associated Girl Stud
ents" (A.' G. H.) .;. .was , chosen.
MJxs Jessie' (-'arris and Mrs. Kuii
Praised at Luncheon' ting the A. G. S. organized and
siieeessfulty started. In April,
111:1. the first April Autiks were
given. From then on the A. G. H.
has grown continually and today
Is h strong organisation. , . ., ( ,.. tee Is lo emphasize the valuo
lcnn of GlrK 'girls. ! of 11 I,0,,m- 'ody, slnc- a sound
Tim board or education this year A' occitsloii demands It. there I ,m,1' ,s fwundutlon of sound
apiointed- Miss Bennett us offi- my he new comnilllees made or' !" "nd high mentality,
elal tb-iin of girls. This is the Bub-dlvstons of those now act-! rilft '"'tilth committee urgitnlz-d
first yenr there has been n reg 1- (n(f The entire organlzallon is!" ,'" railed the Hiking club,
lar deuii of girls. The deim helps to ,(. u t.n8llc( developing, vllnl Tln-y hike on Hat irduya Lois
the girls with tludr difficult U. m-irHnlzntlnn It Is what the Nelson was elected captain of this
wisely advises them when they ffrtM muke 11 under curehil i
have problems. iM-comes tle-lr real ,,l.ti..n. und It atteniols lo irilld
eoriiiriuiee . m mio iiniu'T hihi
Program: Chairman,. Othella
Gray; 'sponwor. Miss Miller, .
This commltler- has' put' oiv
Soutlvern Pacific shops hero. whnrj;
G ay nor was employed. Ho hud r-' '
Hided hern more I hull :i0 years,-
oiv n . ,t - .t...i
Y.VoWWrmdrrfrrtrrtr''rrtrl nihl HuWtVoYaniilmVmN iWniW'flrW
Ineo' danyo, . uM -well- us' for' fegii
lar.. A. , !. S.-.-mnvtnffH.-:tualfy
llu'y ,vuuUt. of rlnging;, liuncing. ms of this city und Mrs. FranW- '
music or ski is. c The ghln fur
nish the nusto fpr tliolr own par-
Ues.' . .. V"' - i'r..-' e':
. Kefreslmivnly: t'liulrman, ; Man
.lorb ' KlrVtyi.. '.sponsor, ...Sliss ,, l.ols
DuvM,
II. ,C. Guynor. with whom lie. livedo..
Hiid two sisters, Mrs. Walter Will. .
Chapman of Santu t'ruv, Cul. Mr. t
und Mrs. Wllltinis are' now on it'.
I rip 10 tho'Holy hind, having uallti '
froin New York.,
Bad Michigan news today. Jack-
This 'Is ft "regular . cpmiiilltp j son courthouse burned, prububly.
Hint looks after the "cuts" fori cutchlug from u heated argument:
fifty new little sinters entered lhe
second semester who were given
big sliitcin. 1
Best Boom: Chairman, imibi'lle I
Miller, Jr.: sponsor. Miss Dalgh. J
aratlon for life . In that It tends '''" ren.otie.Mns ...e g.r.
1 room were siioiuiiiimj 10 Ajr.
to tiiake It n custom or
t L-n nurl In nl It.ti tnxl ij(1 lit
-innkin-f on at others In 1H.,0(1. Han.plon and Mr. Towler and ap-
T bun -It tends lo betti'r ctMiiiuiin-
ity service und citlxeiishlp. It
dt flops Inlllative, leadership, co
operation, good fellowship
rnlli.ti-ltif iltllllv 'I'll.. ..mil.
mlttees make It possible for nil ""- "'' n Ourable, built-in scut,
the girls to take an active part Fushlons will be made by the
In the work. I girls. Then- will also be M'W
1. 'lira pes ror ine winuow
j proved. These plans lire being
carried out by Mr. Snow and will
. Ih -compl'-ted this week. In the
I girls' room thep- will be a built-
VESTS and HOSti
. . . i-, 1 roiiiiTin-: i;v ,uaiv , ,
;iiil' .ili'itiiilnlil HiirMiiiiil ,Ven, In ntlk. sMk-miil-mKil, nll
wmM 'ur iiiil.Ni, , liose In . I'BsliiiH're, i-llk-ntiil-w.ml or rotluii.
: fArt& Baby Shop
i:vi:nvrni. I'Olt Till-. IIAMY"
HKMSII K HIMi II11IH Kiniiiirr Itl.ltt. S'l AII'I.J
Itirri'UIIH'K I'ATTIOH.VS l. M. .'. TllltKAD .
f 1 1 11 'S
The girls must work out prob-
The girls have charge of each
ton). In addition lo Hie officers
committee! exist. tnc1udtns the so
cial committee, now sponsoring the
student body dunces given each
Saturday evening. Ihe athletic com
mittee, the faculty committee and
the school board commltler.
He also stated, in closing, that
the HI Dads plan to Inaugurate un
honor system" and w ill give u "HI
I..111H for t MfliiMi'lvi'M. I lie Mtifl'l-i
v,.,- t.-v .,.t to orli-lli.ite b it in. ''' '"" for a period of one
Ktiinulatc the action of the com-! ''''
miitee ,
v:aeh chairman submits a re-t w,'"'i
oi-t uf iKi'tliifrM itr iiellfin. tin-!
,1 !. i.B 1M1,.nr Tin. uri.. spons(rs, Miss , Vernon, MiSS
line holds over
new girl the
to workj
following!
Health: chairman, Inua l.yiuun:
blent and the dean of girls con
Dalgh.
in
regard to the reports ort '"' purpo! of this cominlt-
Dad" nin tn unv slulenl who
cells In w hobisilc stundlntf and who rrienu. iiuu is anwiyn ninine 10 proper i bunnels all the ni-
I
A clever skit was given by Ihls!
Clint? upthiejt
has taken irt In other school ac-
tlvlllis. if recommended iy tut'
fuciilty. .
Gilbert NHnks.
Wurren Gilbert who followed
the b-u'l of Mr. Ghifts und has be
came one of the most active mem
bers of the HI Dads, spoke In gen
eral of Ihe school problems uflbe
( ouuliy. reviewing brlt H '"". ly
hlstory of the schools ami t hen
touching upon local conditions.
"The whole future welfare ol the
country Is bused on the school sys
temthe source that feeils the
brains of the nution." he said, urn)
procwded to show how the' Hi
Duds, by cfi-operiitlon. can do
much lo help Improve conditions.
H defended iithh-ttcs and physical
cdta at Ion Hnd d' lan d they w en
mi lien) purls of the training of ilt-
I' youth of the country.
Italph Wet,,. Htiident body presi
, dent. sjKikf briefly, prulslnr the HI
j lads sincerely and pointing out
share their Joys n well as their thuslasma and efforts of youth. -J Improper elothea for girls, Dress -s
Sorrows. llc tries to liecoilICi rhriutrh ull
personally nc'tualntcd with every .r,,n. to be 11 desire, lo have 'tj"f Hie - stores. Suitable school
girt' and has asked every big als- Mandard of ncholnrHlilp. of .druaa. ; - IwHu s wore cmphaslsvd. Tho
ter to tell her something of 4ier r behavior and of girlhood. nnil m-mmi.mm-mm-m
H(He sister. . f to cn'iite u general feeling of - - --
The establishing of 11 deim of KiH,t will" among Ho girls and
girls has been a big tm provement t,.fielrerit.
In our hlgjh school and 'one which, Ht a 10 ling f,'ii(itt-s- '
rv. -ty j men I wU appreetate. y, ,rU:f. t hulrrnT ftwt-ndolyn
April A nHk. Itu hanun; sponsor. Miss Vernon
F.very year In April Hit A. G. K. They collected $lo.4l mid soil
ghin give an entertainment It to the ftojs and Girls' Aid
hnottn ss the April Antlks. This soi-lety tn Portland for Thanki
1s composed of stunts, skMs, short giving" ' cheer,
-w ( (i,ive names of n-edy p'-opb- I f
of ncIiooT. also pnis'-d the HI Dads' the Klks for Christimis churlty.
and touched briefly upon prol'b'iu Collr-elerl outgrown clothes from
feeing the school now. Me st.itvd the glris and dlst rlbutcd food to
that In tnifi the schiHds hud three needy families In the Hly
-ttiub ntH und In lt:4 :' as an II-' for Thanksgiving day.
lustration of the importance or the) The girls, dr-stf-d dolls and
STAR
WKDNKSDAY and THURSDAY
Jack Hoxie
"THE MAN
FROM WYOMING"
And Flint Chapter of , , ,
f "WOLVES OF THE NORTH" .
"THE STORE WITH A CONSCIENCE
s-hool proiib-m to this common- brought loys to be glvnn children
ty. 1 ut fhrlsliiiaa lime. The stock-
Mmll siteak-.. lings and blankets wen given to
llefore a'liurnnienl of the lunch-! n-edy-'fteople D- iiiIht ZK.
how already the organisation Ima eon Dr. It. P. Umlm, nieinie r of Several girl sold chrlstuns
ijone much to linprov ltu tt is the s h'l iMtard. h-urllly endors- s als.
A. C. H.imidon. sup-rlnt' nd'.t H Mi" HI Dads a:vl th-lr ire-t;m.l T-l-phoned girls who wry ah-
ARCADE Today
"FOR SALE"
TOMORROW HERE DANIELS
' j' IN
i "MISS ULUEREARD"
IlAnY I'Et.GY IN "Ol'R TET"