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Newspaper Page TextI I Taturday, May 17, 1930 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, OREGON Page Five ijapvinjr Following is an excerpt from a tte written to a locnl doctor rc rdll) t' condition of Miss Until argil ret Hull who recently umlcr Bn5 nn operation ut the Mayo Inll nt Rochester Minnesota. !'I glad to inform you that Miss alPjB eiiiivaloacence was without irtlcular incident and that she is ijn'i niittedi to leave our care rt'Veek. At time of discharge e iiLined to be definitely im vil. Miss Hall plans to BO to ifeconsiii for jsomo time and to turn later for a ccrvico-thorocic mpiithietomy." Very truly yours, nfld. W- McK- Cralc. M. D. The it 'operation wns for her lower vbi anil the second will be per rm'eil for the upper part of her ,ajrf on the nerves ncur her i Bi Itully at Wallowa .MiUnbcrs of the Christian lin ':Jtr society of tho Presbyterian iuryli are leaving tomorrow rijtaintf for "Wallowa to attend a Hyfwlik'li is being held there for e purpose of advertising tho an ialA convention of the Grande Hide fhii'V1'1" Endeavor" Union Halfway. Way 30-31 aiid June About -5 joung people are ex acted to attend this rally and a imber of theni will participate In e program. The meeting at allowa will lie "jield in the Chrlst !i church and vWU begin promptly 31 o'clock so that those who tond from I-a j Grande may be ck;ln time llfv their regular Detrhf-' at 0:30. j Play . Edwin llrlggs plnyed the part Thomas, the chauffeur In the nior play "The liaunted House" llch was presented at the high hool Thursday ana Friday cven i;s aiHl at matinees Tuesday and ednesday. He portrayed It 'well, le (Jiart of Ezra, the constable is played by Clyde Larson. Don iljiifurnished the 'horrid liiugh' hue first scene. This was in IvertcVy omitted, from yestcr y'a; si ory. '" i )mo I'mm linker Mrs. C'laudo Cooper returned ldredny evening from, linker lere she had been for several ys with her mother Mrs. AV. A. inters. .She will return to Baker nin Sunday and assist her mother lisri packing, her effects there, rs. .Cooper and her children ex ct Vto leave Cor Hollywood, Cal., make Mioir jiermancnt home out May 1:7.: Mrs. Winter will mo: to I.a Grande to make hor ma din ing the summer and will to llollywod in the fall to spend 6 winter. i i idcrsou in Drahia Loreo Anderson, of Ia Grande, Bophomore In electrical ongineer i? at the Oregon Ktato college peared as ojio of the "chorus rls'-'-vin the Juntor Follies, annual I school men's dramatic piodllc-. in "staged May 1 i, 17 and )H irlng campus yeckend. Itoinney arco and Wesley Colitis, stu ints in commerce at tho college, rote the entire; musical arrange cnt'nud created the lines for this t musical, comedy "Tho IT ." The Oregon State Junior jllie Is one of the" fc- -.college odlirllons in Hie country siuged ly by men. ' Mivhig .Monday Ml, ami Mrs. ,C. W.. Chandler e h-avliig Monday for l'ortland, . Heli-ns, Aberdeen and Urcmer n, Wash. They will make the ip by car and will bo gone, pos Myi eight days, visiting their lildri n in these towns. 5 Poi'Mand Mr; and Mrs. F. K. 'Piper are aviivg Sunday for- l'ortland to tend the Odd Fellows and no ;kahs assembly. Which Is lo be :ld In l'ortland this coming week, hey: expect to ) be away until tiursclay and are making the trip f car. , i : eturn (o 1.11 Gnillllc Mrs. W. A. "Winters- and Mrs. t'ooiier have returned to (i. ttrando from linker. Mrs. (Inters will remain In Jjl Ornnde tr tin summer and Mrs. Cooper ans; lo join her husband in Cal ornbi sliortly. h cturm-d Home jMrji. Mirny R. Turner and her Ot' Mis. A S. Nye. have re- 1 homo from Seattle, where y j isitcd for several days. i Knterprisr jwrlcs Jermulowske left for hterin Ne yesterday, wliere he will main for a few days on business. 't Thursday . -frs. t. Kdison. sister of Mrs. B. Df.nahue of this city, left iuryday nlKht for her home in itoskiy, Mich. AVhllo in I-a fonaV. slie made many friends, So '?reret her departure. Mrs. lison has been in Ia Grande ico; l.t.st August. ill Present 1'hiy The V. W. G. of the I tap tint 5irc.li will present the mission py.y "Two Masters on Sunday bnlmr ,it the baptist church at pirM vening service. feitoi trs. T. R. 1'ierson of this city Bted in Kamela yesterday. Snriiitl rnm PortUind Ire. Marjorie Kraneis returned luriilay evening from Portland fcer .--he has been for the past fee weeks. Mrs. Francis Is feel- j'o now after her recent III- I pro in:; jMlts Graeo Geier, 13-year-old bghter ..r Mr. and Mrs. J. U oiIiiduin Creek near Klgin, ' imp n i vini; after an operation P (formed for the removal of Cai'pt'tidi the f imt of the week ;r.:r.de Itonde hopl'.al. The ?34 operation wan ouIia n Mpimid r.nn as the appendix wore ruptured. One Better HCCentlT thoTA Wll n utnt. In n Portland paper about some house wife who had In her bed of tulips, One Plant .With thrn hlnnt.ia nn one stock. , Yesterday a bed was iuuiiu ju uranae that had sev eral such tulips; but according to word received tniinv Tji riptinrin has gone the Portland flower one ueiier. Mrs. A. K. Hug has In her flower eardon bouquets of tulips with two on a stem and quite a number with three on a stock, but has one (wonder of wonders) with a nilArtel nf fltllna nn nnn don. These unusual blooms aro bcinc exniuited In the window of tho Guardian Building and Loan asso ciation today. Hero Yesterday A. N. Stondahl, of Union, wns a business visitor in tho city Friday. Visiting Hero- Mrs. Sam Evans, of Flora, has been visiting with tho L. B. Ward family for several days. While hero she is receiving treatment for her eyes. Front Enterprise Miss Lena Miller, of the Wallowa Nntlonal bank of Enterprise, was in La Grando Friday visiting friends and on business. Miss Mil ler is employed as n bookkeeper. Attended KxorcLsc . Agnea and Thelma Johnson went to 'KnterpriHo Thursday- night to attend tho high school commence ment exercises, - . t"'-' Appendix ' Operation I Mifcs Dorothy. IIoho,, duiightei4- iof Mr. anil rrHj)Jfex Roac'undcrwciit. an appendix'' opei'ftth Tltursday . night .'at ' lhe4drAWdo"lionde. (hoa;! Hero Yesterday . . Mrs. Mike Klonge, of Mt. Kmlly camp No.. 11, ''was" In I-a.- Grande yostcrday to , recelvo . 'treatment. Mrs, Klenge underwent an opera tion at the Grande Hondo hospital some time, ago and returned to the camp last Saturday from the hos pital. She Is improving and able to be about. Major Oiemtioti Tom Zickovlch, son of Steven Zickovlch.(.is impruvfnq at the urunao itonue nuniiuu uniunins . an oi)erji,tjpn several UifVM ago. . 3-1 o, was suffering from a ruptured ap pendix.... ; . ii"''. :' c-fcl't'.'fli I'rom ijnton-n ,.:,,'..,) .: J. K.' Allen, of Unionwas In la Grando yostcrday. on, busjuess. j ( In Salem m . K. R.. Ringo spent a few days the first of the -week in Salem on business. "While there lio attend ed iajiiicctlns of the Araei' trater- ;nlty.(i j s,- ( f ij; ; ' 1 tegular Meeting The regoltir nicc,liig,)o:.'.t!ip jOdiJ' l''cllows lodge was held last night at the 1. O. O. V. temple with an average attendance present. Ueltirn Ho;no tTolii w, JUtlph Bsiurf .he!f0.r,V ---ii C- ficcs who has wpont tho week in Umatilla county "checking" at" the railroad stations, Is expected to re turn to !La Grando today. Mr. Moltoiv of- Haines, T accompanied hint .on tho trip. Here Ycstertlay Mrs. Oscar I'attridge, of , l'en- dleton, visited In Ui Grande yes terday. She. will bo remembered as Golda Kramer, form erly of this city, ; To -Pilot Jtot-k Miss Helen Knotts, Alcuo, liyrg, and Alice Hoylen , huvc gone, to Pilot Hock, where thoyVU. Bpeid the weekend. " ' ' To Tlitt Dalles Prod Webber left today for 'the lalles, whero no AVlll, spend the weekend visiting with hia mother. Weekend Trip ' .,. . t Francis Lrfnvis left Friday for a weekend visit at, Tho Dalles. At the Hotels The following arc registered at local hotels: Miss Addele Woods, Joseph; Glen Handy, Portland; K. AV. Unquist,' Portland; Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Xtlack, l'ortland; K. Johnson, Seattle; I. W. Grosser, Portland; J. If. Hathaway, Haker; 15. J. Schaefcr, Lewiston; . It. G. Ott, Portland; W. W. lierrcman, Spokane; M. K. McNeil, Portland; C. H. Huddleson, Boise; It. ii. Kowcll, Salt Iako City; U V. Al bert, Poise; Mrs. George Hft Sr., and Nicholas Ifft Jr., Pocatcllo; C. O. Clcmentson, Seattle; K. W. Hutton, Los Angeles; AS. A. Hut chinj. Berekcley, Gal.; J. H. Coe, Portland; Glen l'ox, Sluyton; W. H. Hall, Boise; Mr. und Mrs. J. M. Spencer, lie ho. A Uirv of TeinM.'rance A lecture on medical temperance will he given by Or. 1,-n Hutchlns Sunday morning at 11 o'clock ut the First M. K. church. Hr. Hutch ins is under the auspices of the national W. C T., and is said to b a diligent worker and a forc f ul speaker. The public is Invited to attend. No admission charge will be made. Spei'lHl Agent U. II. Iteauehanip, fp.ial r.p. reyuntativo for lh- offico of iiu viee president of the Cnlon PaciDc system, was in Ia Grande for erul day" thin week conferring with local official!. To Pendleton L. W. Shlrh y. of tho O.-W.. w nt to Pendleton Friday to look affr ni(-ch;init:iil luuttfr. Initming Kli MilUr, of Klgln. underwent j.. opt-rj'-fo:! y'.'-Ttl':.' ytrr-.Lr J.:;- :.t tho Grande Rondo hospital, lie Is reported to bo improving. Itelurnnl to School Miss Elsie. Walters rotnriie.l to her studies at tho Eastern Oregon Normal school yesterday after sev eral days absence duo to Illness. At the Hotels F rod Winebarger, Ontario; James Monahan, Heppner; E. G. Fngan and wife, l'ortland; E. J. I. a Frenler, Los Angeles; Charles H. Simmons, Grondvlew; E. 1. Sliuman. Boise; Myrtle Dnlzicl, l'ortland; S.. C. Bailey. Medford; II. Jackson, Medford: Mrs. Walter Kimmcy. Everett; Mr. and Mrs. Applcgutc, Svokane: Grant York, Freewater; 11. J. Skagg and family, Portland: Mr. and Mrs. F. Murphy, San Francisco. NOMINATION IS CONCEDED OVER OREGON (Continued from Pago Ono) Wltbur Silt: A. C. Hough trnil ed Kd S. Piper. Hough polling 4SS and Piper 3586. Senatur Joseph, whoso announce ment of his intention lo enter tho primaries followed that of nil oth ers, began his political career in yiO when he was elected to the stato senate from Multnomah on his anti-assembly issue. At tho end of the term be did not seek re-election and it was not until iyi'0 that he again became a candidate and was elected, serv ing two terms. During the Interim )o. practiced luw, ... . ,i , . - A Stormy Petrel His career in the somite where ho was somewhat of a stormy Petrel was marked, not by intro duction of laws, but by the op position to measures which lie contended wereVopposed to public Intei'esis. i ....Joseph next came into tho pub- He prints aboutone year ago. when tho. alleged, feAid between him and iPhomhrt 'AIa'nniSv-,.1,ortland lawyer, CUnic to a elhnJix. Tlio'feud had Its Inception, in differences growing out of the' TV Hphry,1 Wcmiiio es tate. During tho ..course of the quarrel, lis scope was broadened and involved two justices of the stato 7 supreme ; court. Joseph, tful.die.ly charged that thero was alleged undue association between Manni:;, the two justices and oth-' ers. A committee- of lawyers was appointed by the state supreme court to review the charges acrainst ono of the justices, loiter Joseph filed disbarment proceedings against Mannix and Mannidx retuli utodMviti Hipijlar eh'arges. Hut two months ago. the cum mJt riHoiriinndcdi that Joseph be dtslmrrud for ate and M'nnnlx fni fth.reo .yJi'UVfc. - jl'ho Htipreiue cuiirt still must decide on the rce- pnnnvmhiiioihs.m , Senator Joseph was born In a logicalli'il ojijiJoseitlu ereck at the lower end of Modoc county, Cali fornia. Anibjtious for an education ho herded sheep on tho cdse of the Oregon desert and entered J.a kevlew high school. H Is l.ejral (.d ..,, ,n ivJf K:iin(, In i'orliait i'i,!,4Vorn;e. f-';;i'Hj-i dd Onlv line c:indfflalft in tlw irilb- 'r,iiuuVltili'rncei?,-ih.iouneed him self as favoring tlie modification of the eighteenth amendment, lie waii Hough, who ran fourth among tho four democratic candidates. 1,. U.. Sandblast, ..republican .cajididatc ro' teVWrfmtm'o- niTc'Ohffress ffrttiV the,.Uilid dis.trict , (M,uHuonuili county), the oilier one who Inject ed tho prohibition issue Into the primaries, ran second to 1'Yanklinl P.' Korotl. republican ineiimWnt. Ill',' 3 precincts Senator Charles MieN.-iry. repi'liean Incum bent, .polled 37,587 and Kit on AVat klns, .democratic candidate for l.'nlted States senator Ml t For i republican committeeman In the same number of precincts Kalph J-:. Williams polled r.S.G'.i I and Charles K. Walker 38.119. Two 1 hundred and sixty-seven precincts-- iravo -Willis C. Jhiwley lti,7'2for the lumUnation as con grespinan front liie first district. He is the Republican liieumbcut, William A.' ;' Dclzell. demoeratic eandfdu( Tor -the, position, received I'Jilli In the, samjo number of pr cincts. T: . - ; f For supreme court 'justice, poi lion number five, J. ir.Catniihell, republican, was given ; fi2.Mii5 in llX(i precincts while George Hhep hard, rejtubllcftn. pollod HH.filiS ahd Oliver. 1'. Coshow, democralic In rinnltniit, received iiSS2. Marry Bolt, rejxiljiiean iueuin. lient of tho supreme court jusilce. position six", unopposed, had rolled up a total of 11. SOI in 1!HS pre cincts." C. A- Howard, repubiicati, un opposed for the msi Ion of sup erintendent of public Instruction, was Riven 1 I.S04 in the same num br of precincts and Howard Gram. missioncr, 11.7 OM. He wsi un opposed, " INTMBWBJT Marquisette Curtain Panels . . 59c each . . 39 in. wide, 2'j yd. inn r 3 inch rayon fringe :- MODEST MAIDENS -:- Trade Mark Registration Applied For V. B. Patent Office fvr " ' ' ' ' tV Tk A. K Crt titub t-W Rt. "1 fail lo sec any beauty In Hull Sh! she might liear joh!" i. - School Closes At Kamela For Summer Period - Mrs. C. K; Thinnbui-g V (Observer Correspondent)'-. ! ;. KAM lOJA, 'Ore., (Special) On account of the school house, being required for election purposes on Friday school closed in Kamela on Thursday, as soon as the 7th ; grade pupils took the state geog raphy examination. . Because of recent heavy rains, the school pic nic was cancelled and an indoor party given in the Community hall on Thursday evening. Games were. played and refreshments served. School attendance hero has been very good during the last winter, wlili the exception of. two girls who were -absent . on account o,f sickness. l.HHaji , SchuMet.V iwho had tho .misfortune to break her leg last rdlf, ' hud the.- impst ab, sence. Altat Wiggles worth ' was next on accotint of sevcrarhltue)is of tonsilltifj. f One boy, "( Francis Itrooks, grandson or Knglneer F. P. Itrooks aUwhuso hotue ho lives, and son of iM.ry. A. Iv'niiLson, of Meacliam, ha'd a record of a year's perfect attendance. . All but two children passed and proudly dis played go.odj report ,' cards on Thursday. , School will open here again on Sept. 1! with the same tea t-her, Alri G. Tamcrls, . offi ciating, i I . 'f-t-'. The wealhr is now nulte sum- j meiy in Kcuucla' nlthoifgh!, show ers are still (pilte.. freuenfi . 7 j On Thursday considerable blast 'i; was being done at Bodio h (he highway construction men, so several ;o,utl'Its 'ears were moved from thero to: Kamela. Tlilrty-fivo- holes were drilled 25 ,-feert deep, according to. Mr. Trail x, who lives near, tliere, .Tho blasting was done at tho i'ock quarry and tho 7 lilt lo purl a hie blacksmith - shop which was stationed on the high way nearby was damaged consid erably.. . M. and Mrs. G. Tameris drove to Klffin on Wednesday night. Mr. Tamcrls visited at the It. Ii. Glas Fon home, while Mrs. Tum.erls at tended tho a iinual banquet of Fl-gin- High seliool alumni. It was held in the Klgin - Masonic hall with; 5G members present, some even being graduateH..of .the cIiism of i!H 1. - Mrs. Tameris graduated Sunday Monday 1 (iiiuzimut wn out to g( tilni fit n out 1ft kill! : tlress.M In" 1A27.-V An enjoyable program wa -giveiivafler tho banquet. ' MHs. L'. Plover returned on Wedr nesday morning from l'ortland. Sho .Is recovering nicely from a iuinor operation, performed at St Vincent's hospital. 1 J Mr. C. Hudson spent Wednes day with relatives An Uurkec.' , Mif, C'.i U. Kelley aceoiiipanled by her mothor, Mjs. T. F. Pierson of l.a Urande, drove to Kamela on Friday morning to visit Mrs. It. Horstmnn, also a daughter of Mrs.. Pierson. Jack Hbrstman re turned with them to. attend a track meet In Grande. Mrs. Piorson has ' not been well recently and Mrs. Morstmrtn expects lo go lo I.a Grande, on Saturday lo stay Willi her for several days, as Mrs. Kelley is leaving for Halfwiiy, where her husband is employed. S," Ingerson spent Thursday in I,a Grande with his family. Galo'Knnlon was a business vis Iter In I.a Grande' on Thursday. . .Billy (Welse Went1 to Ba Grundc on Ifriday. .. ( : ' , Air. Cnlil), a visitor at tho Hud sun- homo' hero on 'Thursday wrecked hist car on the. way to I.a Grande.' near; Gl6-or,' ami is ro' ported1 in the Grando Kondo bos- j pltai. Mr. "Obb .worked in. Ka- mela as operator recently. .. Mr. and1 Mrs., Burton and Kar-lee- spent' Thursday In 1-ji Ch-amlc Mrs. w. ridcooK, or iai uramie I bill a former lOiniela resident, was lit ICuniela on Friday on the elec tion boardrTii'e bthein wore local people. '-: "it. . Castee'l. - of .ICunieh't grocery , store, spent Wednesday In Pilot Pock visiting friends. Mr. ami Mrs. BroniH and .son. Barton, spent Sunday . evening in Union visiting , relatives Buster Llnscy,- Bill Warrun and Boyee Howard'; who were camp ing, In Kamela 'have returned to Iheir homift In Buhl, Idaho. They were Trlends ,of My, and j Mrs. C. Hudson. '", Mr. ami .trs.. G. Tameris went to Klgln on Friday to spend a few days visiting relatives. Mr. and Mrs. F. Barnes have botiKhl ti new coach. W. Lane, who.- Is working in Kamela at present drove to J,a ; Grande on Thursday evening to at tend thr- G. .f: A. card party ut Iho ha .Orando-.hotol. -, JLe was one 'of the prixe winnerk. Mr. and Mrs. C; Thornlturg were aito among At.t, TALKING liiilemorld Tliriller I'll.H All TnlMiig Vit? HII O" bfoU'li" Put he Sound e t Kliioirnim Stli-ni vthose present at tho O. I. A. card party. Mr. and Mrs. A. lockett and son, James are leaving on Saturday to spend a few days visiting friends in Uolse, Ida. Miss Nancy Castecl, who Is as sisting in Kumela store, went to Meachani on Thursday. While thero she attended a road circus. Mrs. 1 P. Druoks, of Kamola, Mrs. A. KiMinlrtnn ami children of Meaclmm, Francis and fona Maud llrooks are leaving on Saturday morning for Portland and Castle Hock., Wash,, where they will spend a few days with relatives. Mrs. llrooks father, G. T. Shaw of l'ortland, who was seriously 111 last winter, has recovered so that he can walk. Ileing very old, he has made a wonderful recovery. Mr. and Mrs. it. ItigKs and fam ily drove to Pendleton on Friday to spend a few days with Mrs. Kigg.'i" parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Heath, who until qulto recently lived in Kamclu. CM1KK VOTK IX l)CAIi COXTKSTS (Continued from Page one) bur had 101! to Bailey's 7S. Hough counted 5 and Piper 38. Oswald West was trailing Walter Pierce 47 to I'ul). CENTRAL GRADE school winner of track meet (Continued from Page One) USa, Willow 511', and Ackerman oy. . .- . , .. The siimmarics:' ' Jumps, boys: , i: . . Broad jump class i: Browning (C), Koyle (C), Laird (W). Holmes (it).- Distance 13 feet 8 inches. High jump, class 1: Hogunsen (C), Johnson (A), Dixon (C), and Lyman (It) and I'arker und Thompson' () tlo for fourth. Height 4 feet. ' Broad Jump, class II: "Wilson (G). Stitt (C), Guffey "(C), Kea sler (G), distance 17 feet. High jump, class H, Wilson (G). Hogensen (C), Webb (It), ink (U). Height 5 feet. Broadjump, class 111: Jones (G), Stitt (C), Vie Bean (C), Stewart (G). Distance 111 feet N 'j inches. High jump, class II: Stuwgot and higgler (G), tie for first; Stoddard (C), Gehring (B). Height 4 feet ! Indies.. Score in jumps: Ackerman 25, Central Greenwood iy2, lti- veria 4S, ;Wlllow 15. . Girls (lashes: 25-yard dasli, ' class ' Ii' ' Nola Green (it), Uoreua Smith' (f), Ida Ambrose,, XW), 'Alice ' Prfu'o (It). Ttnio 4.11 H.M'nn.Iti: ' ''' ' "' , , Ml -yard dash, 'class 1: list el1 Lyle ' '(A); 'Gohlid Kllby (C), ' Uovviv SmitU i(W), and Margaret Young (C), tie for third. Time 7.0 sec- oudsj -.ii ' ' '' lai)-yard relay, class 1: .'.Hlvnru, Central, Willow., ' Acljcrmuii, Tim': l(j -flat.. i unit J,, , .. , ., ',' . ,., I'a.yard dash: Fay Walker, (G) tho following tied for, second: So phia .Geltlhubur ( ; (t)fi Florence fireeft' (It) -nnd.' Gloiiu, Peterson, ( K).- ; Tiino-M.fi second.., . ---ftO-yfiVt)' flash, . tcluss II: , Fay Walker '(GV; Klmira Amos (G), Gloria Peterson (It), I'Morenco Green (It). 'iTIliie 7.S seconds. 2 20-yurri i'fcay. class U: Jtlveria, Greenwood, Central, Ackerman. LTi-yard dash, , elans .111: Uulh Ni'lson (C), Dorothy Samuelson (G), Ituby . llilyard (It), Zelma Slrrine, (It), Tlmi! 4.5 seconds. BU-yard dash, class HI: Bnth Nelson ('), Dorothy Samuelson (G), Lillian Illhlebrand ((,'), liuby llilyard (it). Time 7.0 seconds. 220-yard relay, class III: Con. tral, . Hlvcria. and Greenwood, all tied for first place. Time 31.4 sec onds. Girls race points: Ackerman 55, Central 24,, Greenwood 1'Jfi, Bl verla 233.' Willow HTVj.' Tug of war: lliverta. Central r Glorious v Voice that has captivated roaawaif, heard piv, on vipcreen jov the first time Revue Scenes done in Technicolor Starting Sunday ARCADE "Last time today "Ladies , iff !" k 0 ; Willow, Ackerman, Greenwood. Points 35. 26, 15, 10, G. Basketball throw: Class 1, Davis (It), Joncn (G), Luton (It), Young (C). DlBtanco 61 feet 4 inches. Class II, Hayes (C), Luton (II), Taylor (C), Harcr (It). LMatance C5 feet 7 inches. Class HI, Volswlnkler G), Hicks (It), Illhlebrand (C), Beldeli (It). Distance 79 feet 6 Inches. Points, basketball throw: Cen tral 75, Greenwood 60, Pvivoriu 120. Boys dashes: 35-yard dash, 'class I: Allen (C), Brack (C), Seward (G), Holmes (It), tlmo 6.5 seconds. 50-yard dash: Smith (W), Allen (C), Lilly (It), Parsons (C). Time 7.6 seconds. 75-yard dash: Hoganson (C) and Smith (W), tlo for first; Seward (G), Lilly (It). Tlmo 10.8 seconds- 220-yard relay: Central, Green wood. Willow, Ackerman, Time 31.3 seconds. 5tf-yard dash, class H: Stitt (C), Snyder ( It), Winn (C), Holmes (It). Time 7.1 seconds. 75-yard dash: Dubois (K), Kelly (C), Hoganson (C), Holmes (It). Tlmo 9,6 seconds. 100-yard dash: Dubois (It), Kel ly (C), Winn (C), Snydefl (II), tlmo 12.2 .seconds. 440.yard relay: Central, Green wood, lllveria, Willow. 60-yard dash, class III: Fd muuds (C), Talbot (C), Sullivan (C), Churchill. (It). Tlmo 6.6 sec onds. 100-yard dash: Jones (G), Zlgler (G), Talbot (C) Sullivan (C). Time 1 1.4 seconds. 150-yard dash: Edmonds (G), Bonn (C), Murphy (11), Schooler (It). Time 17.6 sechnds. -440-yard relny: Greenwood, Cen tral, ltivcrla. Tlmo 53 seconds.; : Boys raco points: Ackerman 0', Central 440, Greenwood 245, 111 verla 225, Willow 90, ; ' . ; 'V- Btys mass games: ' 7 Over the top: 06, Cfi, GR. Va", ltd,. Pv5, G4, C4, W5, AV4, It4, GB, AG, A4. Leap frog: Cfi, HO, GO; 05, G!. Afi, 04, H5, WO,. 04,'lW5, W4,It4, Punt relay: ' Ofi" It5." 05 and ItQ tied for third: tWO.,,06. W4,rCH W6, G4, 114. G5, A6, A4.. In and out: OB, 115, WO, 05,116, WB, 05, 0.4, GO, 04, AG, W4, ;U4. A4. - Boys mass games points: Acker man 42, Central 253; Greenwood 182. Hlverla 105, Willow 160. Girls mass games: Over the top: C7,. G8 and OS tied for first place: G7, ' C5, Tt. 115, WG. B7, GG. 114. W4, CG, .1,4, AO, and G5 lio for 12th; ItG, A4 G4. h-oot dribble: OS, H8. G7, 07, OS CG,! GB, (is, WO.Mt?,, HO, 'lt5,),C4 y 4, AO, .114, G4. A4, , IMint rehiy; JK, CO, KG. 110, G8 W0;"ltS ahd'C7 tied Tor eighth - ..ririt-HIUtt i '. QUALITY" t. ;. : '(-. l : , is,' of. coui-se, tho , foundation,. upon . whicli'tour.rcpu-, talion is built. At (' the same time' Walker's , service 1 is vcry nioderatb . in cost. . in WALKERS FUNERAL SERVICE 5IH AT SPRING ST.. PHONE m42 . Pi-, ic star Of- jeorac i in n ntittrrinn-Sinmna'Dancina A W::r i w-w w . j - - - J nJAN""BENNCTT i directed by vva- Love Brutes GG, GO, R4, G7, C5, Vi and .Ci tlod for 12th: A6, A4, G4. in nnu oui; ua, i, C6, ItG, It7. G7, W4, GG, A6, G5 and W6 tied for 13th; P4. 05, G4. 04, A4.' NELSON'S Job Printing stationary Legal Blanks Second Sheets for Every Need OPlOSITK POST OFFICE! 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