Thursday, K0VE::i:zn 23, 1022.
THE OHLGON DAILY JOU RNAL, PORTLAND, GltEGON.
Oregon Members
; ,0 Sigma Delta
. Chi Stand High
University of Oregon, Eugene, Not;
21George Howard Godfrey, student
la the scnoo of Journalism and staff
member of the Oregon Xally Emerald,
returned to the campus Tuesday nigrht,
after a (ri to Manhattan, Kan where
lie attended tbe annnsl convention of
Stcma JOelta- Chi. national honorary
journalism fraternity a a representa
tive of the Oregon chapter.
Godfrey r porta that- the Oregon
chapter stands well -with tbe national
fraternity on account of the excellence
of Its campus publications. Lemon
Punch, the Oregon Emerald, Oregon
Exchanges, Old Oregon, the Oregon
and the Sunday Emerald alt came in
for their share of praise, according to
- the delegate.
Oregon members of Sigma Delta Chi
also stand high in the list of -activities.
Teacher in Writing
Course Is Secured
tjniversity of Oregon. Eugene, Nov.
22.--Dr. Charles Huntington Whitman,
professor of Bnglish language and lit
, erature in Rutgers college at New
Brunswick, N. J has been engaged-to
teach writing courses in the campus
branch of the strrrrmer session. Dr.
Whitman is widely travelled and has
attended the University of Munich, He
is member of Phi Bet Kappa.' and
of P. K. E. , ...
Astorians Sponsor
New Kiwanis Clubs
Astoria, Nov. 22. The Kiwanis club
of Astoria will sponsor two hew clubs
of that organisation and its officers
will, go to Seaside by automobile Fri
day night to organize the hew club
there. The proposed new club at Tilla
mook will be organized by the As
toria clubmen -Sunday.
Hopkins Announces
Self ag Candidate
ForAberde,enMayor
Aberdeen, "Wash-, Nov. 23. A. G.
Hopkins,, who has hew the office of
constable for several years, is a candi
date for mayor in opposition to Mayor
H. E. Bailey, who was renominated
for a second term at the recent city
primary. -
Hopkins ts past TO years of age. He
has fceen a strong advocate of prohibi
tion. H was nominated at a caucus
held the night of the primary election
by the Good Government party. ' His
filing paper was refused by the city
clerk on the written opinion of the
city attorney, who held that not suffi
cient publicity had been given tbe
caucus In order . to conform to the
primary law,
Hopkins took hi case to the su
perior court.: the Judge of which up
held the opinion of the city attorney.
Hopkins is ' now waging a campaign
for a sticker privilege, hoping to win
in that way.; .
The Idaho public service commission
. finds, that the value of all property of
the Kootenai Power wnpany for taxa
tion purposes is ! 41,000.
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WANTED
MEN
FOR SHOPS AND
ROUNDHOUSE
.RATES ., ;
Machinists ...... 70o "' pmt . kow
Shoot Metal Workers
....... .70, par boor
Boilermakers
. . . i . .70c to 70i per Lour
Passenger Car Man
. . . . ....... ..70e per hour
Freight Car Men..63 pmr hour
Mechanics., are allowed, time, and
one-half for timo worked in excess
of eight hours per day1- -Strike-conditions
prevail.
- AFPI. BOOM tit
Coses BnlldlBg, ie S'oarta Street
Sear Waaaiagtoa. Pertlaad ,
School Authorities
Sanction Peon Pants
Albany, Or Nov. 2S. High school
authorities here have agreed to sanc
tion tbe wearing of peon trousers by
boys during school hours, provided all
decorative buttons and loud colors are
removed and i that the trousers are
worn sans the sash. ". This action fol
lowed a, student body vote of 107 to 100
against the wearing of this garb. In
view of the : fact that only half the
student body voted and that the divi
sion of opinion was nearly equally
divided, the 1 compromise was voted.
Three high- school boys had attempted
to wear the novelty trousers a week
ago, with the result that classrooms
were temporarily disrupted.
Guard Saves Boat
Bloii Onto Beach
Astoria, NoVi 23, After many hours
of hard work on the part of the Point
Adams coast guard -crew. a. five-ton
trail boat belonging to Halle Tak
kala, Astoria fisherman, which was
blown onto Clatsop spit by a strong
east wind, was salvaged successfully.
Takkala had anchored his craft in the
Columbia river near-the spit while he
searched for stove Wood. The wind
was so strong that the anchor of the
craft dragged and it was thrown high
and dry on the beach. JThe craft saved
by the coast guard men is valued at
$2000.
OTEM DAYS IS GONE FOREVER Test This on Your Trombone
Taxidermist Faces
Bevy of Charges
Hoquianv "Wash., Nov, 2J. A, E. Peo
ples, local taxidermist, is being held
in jail in lieu of $1700 hail as a result
of bis arrest Tuesday following the
discovery of a 20-gallon still, several
gallons of moonshine, a large quantity
of corn mash, elk hides, elk teeth and
beaver hides in his home in Karr ave
nue. He is held on charges of liquor
possession, liquor manufacturing and
possession of beaver hides and elk
hides.
VenireExhausted
In Murder Trial
Bend, Nov. 23. "With one special venire
exhausted, selection of a jury to try
Ed Halvorson, charged with the murder
of Willard Garrett, halted at 4 o'clock
Wednesday afternoon, C being renewed
at 7 o'clock in the evening. The defense
twice waived its right to preemptory
challenge. f v4
KAPK SIGH A TEAM "WTITS
TTniverslty of Oregon, Eugene, Nov.
2S. Kappa , Sigma, fraternity basket
ball team defeated S. A. E.. 33 to 14, in
the semi-finals of the Doughnut basket
ball tournament, Tuesday night.
INCREASED KATES FATOBED
- Elma, Wash., Nov. 23. With all
night telephone service to begin Janu
ary 1. the? Elma Community associa
tion has oted to support the Slma
Telephorte company in its application
for increased rates. .
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