Pago Four
T H K It O i T K X K W S
Friday, September SO, 111.12.
STUDENTS GIVEN
PLAN FOR SEASON
TICKET PURCHASE
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meeting tho requirements of one
of these three plans is entitled
to a Season Ticket which will
admit him to the rest of the
pitmen free.
This arrangement has been
made ho that the HtndenlH may
pee more same fc)r (ho name
amount of monev they usually
pay.
The price of Student Rody
Kin's. Itogue News, and games
l the same as in other years
Show your football tickets to
Miss Clark or Marrietta Whitney
to have them accredited to you
Take advantage of this offer
and tome to all of the games
"THE FOOTBALL GIRL'
Maybe It's the bloodthirsty in
stinct for fight, the love for
warfare. The cave woman watch
ed her man hurl his axe into
tho head of some animal and
screamed with satisfaction. The
Roman woman leaned far over
the railing of her box to watch
the struggle of the gladiators.
The Spanish senorita still clasps
her hanrtH In delight at the end
of tho bull's fruitless struggle.
Rut the football girl is not
so bloodthirsty. She shudders at
the entanglement of arms and
legs. At the slightest accident
there is a cry wrung from every
girl.
"O, dear! Is he hurt?"
"Poor fellow!"
"Tho brutes! They all jumped
on him at once!"
"There now he's up asatn!"
"O, I'm so glad."
"But se how he limps!"
"My! Isn't he brave!"
Surely the tender - hearted
football girl doesn't hunger for
human blood. What is it then?
No one can tell. Often It is be
cause the "one-an'-only" graces
the field of the favored school.
"O. Isn't It simply great that
we're all going? I can hardly
wait until next Saturday!"
"Don't you wish the football
season would last forever?"
The answer comes from dozens
of throats, "Forever!"
Adorable? yes, but who can
explain her?
Librarian Names
New Assistants
Mrs. Graham, head librarian,
announces herself as being quite
pleased with the student assis
tants who answered the call to
help in the care of the library.
The new assistant force Includes
Thelma Yoder, Esther Syapde,
Carl Fehigo, Virginia High, Vi
vian Sawyer, Margaret Kissinger
and Donald Carson.
The shining aspect of the li
brary may be accredited to Mrs.
Ctaham herself who cleaned
and rearranged he books Just
before school opened.
Tho World's Work magazine,
which recently merged with the
Review of Reviews, the Reader's
Digest, and the Outlrtok, edited
by Al Smith, are newcomers to
the magazine shelves.
New books have arrived, and
some of them will be placed on
the "special permission" shelf
soon.
Little Sisters
Guests At Party
Thursday, September 22, a
fiirls League Big Sister party
was held. The purpose of the
party was to get the new girls
acquainted with the older girls.
Each of the older girls escorted
a new girl and Introduced her.
The party was held immediate
ly after school, and it was over
by four o'clo k. There was
short program In the assembly
and then everyone went Into the
gym to play games. Refreshments
were served in the cafeteria.
SENIOR GIRLS
GIVE BANQUET
FABER'S CUBS
WILL TACKLE
PELICAN TEAM
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experience that a few ni
games will give them.
Ashland has a number of new
rrospects who will show up well
before the season ends.
KISKIYOl' CUB HIKK
Pilot Rock Is to be the des
tination, Saturday. October 8. of
tho first hike sponsored by the
Siskiyou Club.
The Siskiyou Club has recently
been organized, under the aus
pices of the Y. M. C. A., for the
purpose of sponsoring hikes for,
fun and for generally promoting'
interest In hills and hiking.
Drew Perkins, Barbara Jant
zen, Ray Powell, and Vincent
Sawyer compose the executive
committee. Drew Perkins Is
Chairman and Miss Jantzen Is
secretary-treasurer. About fifteen
people attended the organization
meeting, Matt Thompson pre
siding. Anyone wishing to go on the
trip to Pilot Rook should reg
ister with one of the executive
committee or at Darling's Stu
dio. A small fee will be charged
for transportation.
Students Hold Rally
In accordance with the cus
tom of the two schools, the Kla
math and Ashland football boys
will be the guests of the Ash
land High School at banquet
following the game between the
two teams on Saturday, October
1. The banquet, which Is to be
held in the High School cafeter
la. will he put on by the girls
of the senior class, under the su
pervision of Miss Wiseman.
The committees are: Serving
chairman, June Elam; Nancy
Clll, Beverly Young, Betty Dean.
Doris Hunter, Rosa Franco, Ma
rie Woodson, Frances Maguln,
Janet Gould. Lucille Cramer, and
Genevieve McGee; Decorations
Dorothy Leslie, chairman, Mau
tihk Roberson. Virginia Cran
dull, Ethel McElfresh, Ruth
I lair. Eva Landing, and Ruth
Warren; Cooking Nella Put
man, chairman, Isabel Gillespie.
Dorothy Miller, Fern Brantley,
Vivian Sawyer. Carrie Reedy, and
Thais Miles. Rachel Forsythe Is
For Dunsmuir Game
HERBERT'S
TWO STORES
!! E. Main st. lit K. Main
Staple and Fancy
GROCERIES
WE DE1JVER
Most of the enthusiastic stu
dent of the Ashland Schools
Friday evening created a weav
ing serpent, led through town
by Pearl Arant. to celebrate the
Dunsmuir football game. Each
Individual did his part to make
sufficient noise to create the
proper spirit. Many compliments
and remarks were made about
Coach Faber's participation in
the concourse.
After stopping several places
for singing and yelling, the ser
pentine came to the Plaza, where
the rally was concluded with a
talk given by Coach Faber.
It was a bunch of Inexperienc
ed players who carried the ball
for Ashland Saturday. Next time
we'll be better prepared.
HUNGRY?
See Us
Schuerman's
Grocery
Remember your school flu)'
with snap shots
and have them finished at
Darling Studio
Hwedenburg Building
J. Denton: I think I'll grow
a moustache.
O. Sneed: What with?
WICK
Furniture Store
New and I'sed Furniture
M7 K. Main Street
PHONE 21
Ashland, Orcgn
Mcdonald
JEWELRY
Pens, Pencils n1 I-ads
PHONE 04
CASH DOES IT
MEAT MARKET
McFARREX BROTHER
offers jou rnsislMcntly
Qu:lity Meats
374 E. Main Phone tfi
DR. W. E. BLAKE
Dentist
Office Hours to 12; I to 5
First Xalional Hank HUlg.
Phone !!(
Wolter's
Self Service Grocery
Ashland's leading
Food Merchant
(Ac os from Hurs; TheattO
HOME and SCHOOL
PRINTING
handled reasonably and quickly
PHONE u
Quality Service
AGEE'S SHOE SHOP
East Main Street
EAST SIDE
PHARMACY
Kodak Finishing
Prescription Specialists
"Wade In"
for
GOOD EATS
Hurst Theater
A Home-Owned Theater
Week Beginning Oct. 2
Hun., Mon., Tue., "BACK
STREET" with Irene Dunne
and John Boles. Wed., Thurs.,
"THE MAX AHOl'T TOWN."
with Warner Itaxter. Frl., Sat.
-WEEK END MARRIAGE"
ami "lH'll, BAD MAX," a
double bill. Sun.. November .
DOWN TO EARTH," with
Will Rogers.
Coming "ONCE IX A LIFE
TIME" and "CXIMJORILLA",
Admissions, Matlnew, HOc;
Evenings, .t(lc; Children, !
general chairman.