I'iik Four
T H K .11 O U t K X K V S
Wednesday, November isl, lit;!-.
TAXES SURROUND
DEBATING SQUAD
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orins over their speech construc
tion, with a doterniination to
win. thai has brought honor to
Hit school in former years.
First writings of speechs
started last week with everyone
protesting that he was not yet
ready. However. Miss Tomlinson
experts to have everything in
good shape by Christmas.
No definite schedule has yet
been announced, but will be ar
ranged later by the schools In
tho district. These Include prin
cipally Medford, Grants Pass,
and Ashland.
SCHOOL TO HELP
FESTIVITY SPIRIT
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Fechtuer, Tommy White, and
"Carideo" Ghelardi. who has
shone brightly In Medford's last
games and who, by the way,
hasn't played much football be
fore this year.
A good crowd Is expected to
go from hero to Medford for
the game. "Even Pop Warner
loses games." said Coach Faber
when questioned about the
game, "and I'm proud to say
that we have a fighting team."
COMMITTEE MEET
TO STUDY SAMPLES
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local
CtlOllB
time some groups are working
through the Helping Hand Mis
sion. According to their reports,
they find this method also sat
isfactory. Isabel Gillespie has been ap
pointed general chairman of the
Girls' League Thanksgiving ac
tivities. Her committees have an
nounced their plan of having
each girl donate some food
which will be distributed with
the aid of Mrs. Denton.
Belated Tangle Will Be
on Played November 30
(Continued from Page 1)
they only need to be executed
properly.
Coach Falier is drilling his
boys harder and harder after
every game, and they seems to
be profiting from each experi
ence. Early hours and stiff
scrimmages are building the
boys up considerably.
According to dope from past
games and scores, Ashland will
4o defeated by Medford this
year. However, the Ashland team
doesn't agree. The boys are
rounding Into shape and are
ready to give their all for this
last game of the season. They
are determined to hang up a
victory in their last game of the
year.
In the past, Ashland has us
ually had numerous injuries to
contend with at this final stage
of the season. This year, how
ever, the injuries are not in the
least disastrous. The team will
be in good shape to meet the
Tigers.
Ashland is depending a great
deal on Newhouse, Gearhart,
Sneed, Hess, and Seiloff, who
are the men that have had the
most eirperience. They will prob
ably have a place on the start
ing lineup.
Medford s best players are
Bud Lindley, who has done some
very sensational playing this
season, Mac Gilinsky, who has
also done his shore, Red Scheel,
a veteran of last year, Clyde
make preliminary selection
Portland lirms and one
dealer have tendered sel
to tho class.
The anncunceiiii'iit cnmn:.
1 tee consist of the three :las-
officers and Nancy Gill tnft
Betty Dean whom the officers
railed Into aid them in the work.
Three meetings have been belt"
sn far with a total of eight se
lections which were chosen for
class consideration.
Mr. A. R. Dankworth of Port
land showed a group from which
th-e;! were t.iUt-n One of them
is ivory tinted, one is modern
istirly plain 'n white, and the
third is str'kng wth a slash of
black on the front.
AUo from Portland, Mr. Dank
offoied samplr.s of which Hire?
were selectel. One of these wss
quite new having a gold metallic
insert on a grey sheet. Mr. E'
"iari has also shown samples.
The Junior class has beer
considering rir.Af and pins. The
committee of that class has met
with several men and have de
cided on sa.up'es from which
he entire class will chose tho
one 'hat they want.
gram will be held in the study
hall. This program will consist
of talks by the following repre
sentatives: Address "ir. Briscoe
Student Body James Hall
Boys' Athletics Olan Snced
ills and Buys Glee Clubs
Janet Gould
Orchestra and Band
Rosa Franco
Debate Kaciiel rorsythe
Typing and Shorthand
Marietta Whitney
'Mrls Athletics Nella Putman
Camp Fire Girla
Tsabelle Gtllespii
Dramatics Beverly Young
V. M. C. A. John Denton
Rogue News G. F. Smith,
editor
The Girls' Glee Club, directed
by Miss Kilgore will present
two numbers. The orchestra, un
der the direction of Mr. Croft,
will furnish music.
At the close of this program,
c!as-os will he resumed. After
wards all will be dismissed to
en upstairs where refreshments
will be served.
Those who are on the commit
tee for preparing this annual
event are Beverl;' Young, Gen
cvievo McC.ee, and Nella Put-man.
Mary had a little lamb
You've heard this tale Defore:
But have you heard she passed
her plate
And had a little more?
G. L. Open House Will Be
Fourth Guest Day Held
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gone through, similarly to those
of the previous years.
Everyone will be seated in the
assembly hall, and, at Mr. For
syte's dismissal, will go to his
particular class for that period
The students will take their pa
rents with them to introduce
them to their teachers.
When the sixth period or "ac
tivity 'period" is reached, a pro
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Ashland's leading
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bundled reasonably and quickly
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For Thanksgiving hurry rails
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Dentist
Hersey Building
Hurst Theater
A Home Owned Theater
Beginning November 24.
Thurs., Fri., 'BLESSED EVENT,
with liHi Tracy and Mary' Brian.
Sat., only 'AFRAID TO TALK',
with Sidney Fox and F.ric IJnden.
Sun., Mon., 'Bill of Divorcement
with Billie Burke and John Bar
ry more. Tues., Wed., 'TWO
AGAINST THK WORLD', with
Constance Bennett and Neil Ham
ilton. Thurs., Fri.. 'A IX AMER
ICA V, Richard Arlcn and foot
lull celebrities.