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Fifth Annual High School
. Contests Here Today t
With i00 Entrants :
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Over 100 high Mhool students
from sir OTer the Ut will arttre
ob Willamette nnlTerelty campus
today to participate la the fifth
animal Oregon high school speech
contests sponsored by the Willam
ette speech department with R. M.
Mnrphy, director of forensic, In
cbarxe. i,-.c- -;.J;' :
r ln the championship series the
classifications are extempore, or
tory and serious aind humorous in
terpretations. The junior series, a
new section this year, is open to
an unlimited number of students
from each school while In the
championship dlrlsion each school
Is entitled to only one contestant
Every contestant in the champion
ship series will speak in the first
two rounds before any elimina
lions are made. . t r:.
Willamette BtwdenU Jwdxes
Coaches ftom each school are
Judges in the championship series
and the Willamette speech stu
dents are Judges In . the junior
series. The total . registration ex
ceeds that of a year ago and 21
schools hare entered. The contests
will be held In .Waller and Eaton
halls with the latter headquarters.
The public is inrited to hear these
contests.
Registration will close Friday at
S o'clock with the first rounds of
interpretations, - orations and ex
tempore in he afternoon. In the
evening, round two will be held
for the various events with an
nouncement of results of prelim
inary; rounds. Saturday morning
the semi-finals will be held, with
the finals in the afternoon, begin
ning at 1 o'clock. The time for the
rounds of speaking in the Junior
series will be ' arranged and an
nounced after the complete regis
tration this afternoon.
Former Students Coaches
Five former Willamette univer
sity students will be here for the
events as coaches. They include
Dorsey Dent, Gresham; Robert
Kutch, Dallas; W. P. Lee, Park
rose; Marjorle Thorne, Taft;
Waldo Hiebert, Albany. .Other
coaches and their schools are as
follows: Margaret Scaoeler, Inde
pendence; C. O. Main, west Linn;
Irene Greenbaum, Woodburn;
Hazel; Kenyon, Franklin high.
Portland; Haxel Henry, Don Gal-
bert, ' Dallas; Robert Tugman,
Chlloquin; E. G. Webb, Beaver-
ton; Norborne Berkeley, Salem;
Nelson Smith, Corvallis; Trixle
Johnson, Estacada; Kathryn Sar-
taln, Oregon City; H. Dirksen,
Grant high. Portland; Mrs. Alli
son Fry, Sheridan; and Gladys
Burgess, Canby.
the county; eourt yesterday from
tha ' state public welfarw : commis
sion.' tv - 1 1 'r-"
The V other requlaltions v billed
the county for 44ll.S2 for gen
eral assistance. $125.ll for aid
to dependent children and 1143.
19 for aid to the bUnd.
WeU Plan Report
Comes up Tom
m
A special Salem' water commis
sion committee will report-to the
ralk board at iU regular meeting
tonight on Its Investigations aimed
at deciding whether or not farther
experimentation with wells should
be conducted on the Stayton laiana
city : supply site, E. B. Graben-
horst, chairman, said yesterday.
Bis " committee had not yet ap-
nroved details of the report.
Manager Cuyler VanPatten saia
yesterday that he would have no
suggestions to present; tonight re
garding the inquiries of the vista
Heithts water district commission
ers on" terms on which the city
might sell water to the district.
The Heights commission's surveys
to determine the levels of Its pro
posed mains system have not yet
been completed. ' j'
DeviTs Lake Regatta
Makes Snell Admiral
SecreUry , of State i Earl Snell
Wednesday accepted an Invitation
to act as admiral fori the Devil's
Lake regatta, to be held June 24-
26. it was learned here yester
day. The Invitation was extended
by E. M. Reynolds, secretary of
the water association. ii Tf
EleJfpiteTs
Young Salem llan Is One
of 15 US Finalisu;
Architect Prixe
Frederick- Eley,. Jr' of Salem) Is
one of aboat 15 llnalista nationr
ally- in an architectural com petl
tion, the winner, of which., will r
heeive a two-year fellowship at the
American' Academy In Rome,"" It
was announced at the Salem Lions
club meeting - Thursday noon by
Berkley. A. Newman. Young Kley,
whose father Is a local' architect,
la a member of the club.
This is the rim time that a
resident; of the Pacific northwest
- v. t - ' . i -
has reached the finals In this an
nual contest, Newman explained.
The preliminary competition, open
to graduates of schools of - archi
tecture, consisted of - a 24-hour
problem which this year, consisted.
of designing campus and . build
ings, both academic and residence;
for s college of : 150 students.
Young Eley engaged In this con
test at the University of Oregon.
The final testwlll begin April
29, and will consist of a nine-hour
problem; the nature of which will
be previously unknown; after the.
general layout is drafted In-; that
period, the contestants wfll have
five weeks to develop details.
The fellowship is worth $2000
a year In addition to fall expenses
of travel to and from Rome, New
man explained. 1
Board of Scliool
i Slates Slidwilown
' V"" tit -W I
SHERWOOD. April 10.-UP-
Sherwood'a school board Is going
to have an election showdown oa
the question of running the com-
munuy a scnooi. j. i .;...-
On April 1 20 out of 200 stu
dents went on a t brief -, strike to
protest the board's lailare to re
hire Raymond Carl as hand and
shop .Instructor, "n ,;t- r . , ;
The board decided ' to call an
election. Xor April .25; when voters
will be asked to decide whether
they approve the board's adminis
tration and will abide by its deck
slons. . - !
More Is Given -'
Suspended time
DALLAS Ward Leland Moore,
who was charged with false testi
mony, -was sentenced hereWed-
cesday. He .was given a one-year
suspended sentence and placed on
probation for ik "period of three
years. He jraa fined 250 and will
be required to . pay .a 2 25 check
and 1 2 protest, fee. -r . . .: '
Moore ias recently indicted ly
the Polk ee'uitrgraad Jdm '
- He had entered a plea of cullty
when arraigned before Judge Air
lie 0. Walker n fewMlays ago.;
Rogue River Mud t
emanded
UeanupD
-a r
0- , . :
GRANTS PASS. April
An old sore, mud in the Rogue
river, was irritated anew today
with a demand by the Curry coun
ty district attorney. -Grant J. Will
iams, that the river coordination
board, created at the last legis
lature, start work.
Williams, In- a' letter to board
members and the state department
of geology ;.and mineral Indus
tries, asserted that the river was
extremely muddy at Gold Beach
and that while many salmon 'were
being caught near here, few were
being taken In Curry county.
Curry sportsmen have long con
tended that' mining operation in
Jackson vend Josephine counties
muddy the -river and endanger
fish life. The board is empowered
to make fishing conditions In the
cuumiea cuuipitrauie.
rairg
-.' -
Urged
oers
TolSeeSCStbw
Local . residents-: attesdlar the
Golden. Gate International expose
uon in -ean a ranasco," are oemg
especially 'Invited by- the Marion
county ' chapter;?,. American ,Red
Cross to' visit; the exhibit of- the
National Red Cross In the hall of
science.' i xy-c-h
;.The motive for the exhibit has
been named "Science In the Serv
ice "of Man" ! and graphically de
picts present day achievements of
the national organisation. Lighted
in red, white and blue color-com
binations. It forms a brilliant light
display picturing, disasters In dio
rama; photo murals picturing the
varied activities of nursing, pub
lic health, life saving, home hy
giene and care of the sick, first
aid, .accident prevention, Junior
Red Cross and volunteer activities.
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April 21 & 22
A small deposit Is ail that
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today or tomorrow for one
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Jdarion countys& share', in the
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April is 578.35, an Increase of
$855.85 over-March, according to
monthly requisitions received by
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