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THE BOARDMAN MIRROR
FRIDAY OCTOBER 24, 1924
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Board man Utellem
Edited by the Students of (i:e Boardnnm High School
Reduce Baby Death Rate.
Springfield nnl Campbell townships
nf Green county, Missouri, reduced
I heir bnby death rate 42 per cent
vithln the short svuce of four years
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i K1D.VY OCTOi'JER 24, 1924
toaidmsn Defeats Grass Valley
Fcasl of Red fV,rn
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6d Corn"
given by
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the
tball team "The Feast of tb
Valley team at Indian operetta is t
that place last Saturday by n score of i-igh school tilth glee dub on Xov
24 to ft. Altho the trip was a hard cuiber 14. The Operetta is to be dlr-
t lit- boys returned victorious. ected by Mi-s Alice Amracn, and -Mrs.
UUHSell will act as pianist. Mildred
Duncan will take the pat; of the "Old
Squaw" and the big chief is yet to
be appointed.
Mrs. Deggendpnfer's sewing class
ivi.i make the cosimne? for the Indian
characters ami many other costume
and effects will he used in staging tho
musical show. A finished production
will be given and everyone wants to
get In early as seats will be at a pre
mium. Rohersals , are going forward
and much bard work Is being expend
ed by the director and caste of charac
ters to make it a iU success.
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Up to date Boardman has lost Imi
one game and that one to Lexington
one of the strongest teams in tin
league. From the comparative scor'
of OthT hams il seems (but BCBrd
man should finish among the leaders
Tills Will be a good showing for n
I of this size when pitted again-'
Is like Heppneri Lexington, Ion-there.
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Commander C, P. Howards, left, director of radio for Canada; Cupt. P. P.
Kckeralef, chief engineer British Broadcasting company, and Arthur H. Lynch;,
editor of Radio Broadcaat, who an panting in making It possible for ev
eryone on the North American continent to listen for European stutions and
for European listeners, to hear stations in Canada, Cuba, Porto Rico and the
United Slates without Interference. The tests Will take place November 24 to
BO, Inclusive. Europe will listen for America from 10 to 11 p. m. And America
Will listen from 11 to 18 p. m.
Fcssll ttam.e Saturday
Boardman tram is preparing
for a trip to Poasll next Saturday.
A good game is looked for and as 'usu
al Boardman win fight her hardest to
come out a winner.
Condon November l
Lets have everybody out for the
next game ut Boardman, one week
from Saturday, November 1st. when
SHENANDOAH RETURNS EXPLOSION ON NAVY
TO SOUTHERN RASE VESSEL KILLS FIVE
Big Dirigible Cruises Over
Sound Cities on Her
Return Trip.
Tacoma, Wash, - - The .Shenandoah
started buck to her San Dt4f0 moor
ing must after cruising over Scuttle,
Tacoma, Bremerton and other 1'ugot
sound cities. Leaving her ('amp Lewis
mooring mast at 12:10 P, M. Sunday,
the huge dirigible beaded north und
Several Are Seriously Burned
In Catastrophe on Scout
Cruiser Trenton.
Junior-Senior Meeting
The Junior and Senior classes met
last week to decide upon the style of
rings for the class. Since either the
Senior or Junior classes are too small I
I Condon high will meet the local boys they met and chose a high school Ug-1
'here. The game promises to be ex- net ring that was satisfactory to all.
kiting as the boys are fighting for ev- The Seniors had 11)25 and the Juniors
eiy game from now en and are cast- '26 engraved upon the rings. Mr.
ling longing eves for a first division Wakefield of the Lee company tookj
I team, in the Ppper Columbia Athletic the order. The clnWtfl have express-.
League. ed a hope that the rings will soon be j
, here. The rings are also to carry the
Report Cards Issued initials R. II. S. and the individuals;
The rep Hi cards for the first six initials. The classes are planning on;
weeks of school were presented to the giving an entertainment soon to help
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Pendleton, Oregon
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Call Weston's
Norfolk, Va. Five dead, three ina
critical condition and twelve or four
teen others more or less seriously in
jured, comprised the casualty list
resulting from an unexplained explo
sion In the forward twin gun mount
of the new scout cruiser Trenton. The
pupils last Tuesday afternoon. The
students In the high echool department
who deserve special mention for hav
ing received high marks are ns follow:
Freshman Class Mabel Brown, 4 As:
Helen Chaffee 'i and i ft,
pay for tliem.
First and Second Grades
",'e haVe '. id two interesling con
tests In our room, in number work. In
the first made our aim was to be able
Sophomore Class, Marie Messenger ! to count to a higher number than
A's and l it: Catherine Berger -j As anyone else The winner of this race
and
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Junior Class, Katheriae Brown 1 As
eaci
time was
was seen by many thousands as Bhu ,i,ip was engaged in target practice on
punned ut a low elevation over Tu- tho Bouthern drill grounds off Cape
eoma, Henry when the accident occurred
Refueled and with a replenished Bmi rushed immediately to Hampton
upply of helium gas the Shenandoah ; R0ads. Eleht of the most several
(oonted up to
Audrey Gilbert, who;
i tie- first and OS flic
second time.
In the Second grade we were work-;
ing for speed and accuracy in oombina
tion response, through memory. The
vub expected by her officers to reach
Sun Diego In 10 bourH from the time of
l.or depart in c. unless unfavorable
burned were transported by tug to
the naval hospital at Portsmouth,
Where one died and several others
weather impeded her progreB. I'p to -ere thought to have little chance to
tho last moment there wus Homo recover.
doubt as to whether the airship would j a message from the Trenton re
bo ablo to visit Seattle, but the celved by naval officials here said
v. outlier cleared and the giant dirigible' the powder und shell were being hoist
pata4 over the sound city shortly ! ed Into the turret at the time of the
srter 1 o'clock. explosion and that "all safety pre-
Public Interest In the ulrshlp con- cautions had been observed." No shot
tinued until the last moment, it was hud been fired and electrical trouble
estimated that between 10,090 und wa8 not regarded as the cause.
lt.,000 were ut the nuiHt to witness the Ensign Drexler's was the uutstand
departure. j tng name In the stories of heroism
The big dirigible securely tied up told by somo of the men taken to the
to the mooring must on the Camp' Portsmouth hospltul. He was m-a:
Lewis reservation 10 miles south of the turret when the explosion rocked
here Suturduy, safe and appurently tho ship, throwing men to the deck
harmed after her long bnttle with foro ttn,j aft Hushing into the bhuo
the elements, which hindered her he dragged three men to safety. His
progress on her first transcontinental fR, o u mass of burns und his clot Inn..
Kay Dempeey '( A's and l C.
Senior Class, Edward McOellan l As
Earl Olaon i a's: Blanche imus l a
and 4 IVs.
Sine Mrs. Orowdcr could n.t be 'first winner of the prize was Richard
present at Latin pemjd on Monday, Root and the second was Richard P.er-
Elmo Russel took her place. Everyone ger who raised his own record and
hud a ir'x.ii lesson ns usual, ! beat Richard Root
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES OF WEEK
Fresh Christmas Candies
We Are Now Displaying a Large and Choice
Assortment of
GIFT CANDIES
FRESH FRUITS
AND NUTS
Latourell Auto Company
BOARDMAN, OREGON
Afternoon Party
Mrs. Crawford the best of everything
and joined in singing "lod P.e With
Von Till We Meet Again ". About 40
enjoyed the afternoon.
Sixty Guests Attend Shower
Wahnona Rands Howell was the
honor guest at a miscellaneous shower
given at the ISnllonger home this week.
ami as she has been one of the most de It was planned to bold the affair at
voted members of the Aid. the party the Jenkins home but owing to Mrs.
was given as a farewell and as n mark Jenkins being ill plans were changed.
The afleru.
Which Mis .1 .
E. Warren w
formers Inae.
social affairs
on party on Tuesday, at
R. Johnson and Mrs. H.
re joint hostesses at the
was one of the plea sunt
Of the Week Mrs. Edith
Crawford was
plans to leave
he honor guest She
shortly for Portland,
flight.
EARTHQUAKE ROCKS
SOUTH CAROLINA
Spartansburg, S l". The Piedmont
llstrlct of South Carolina was severe j
y hakcu by an earth. juake. The!
rem or were felt In towns In I pal Hill I
ourg and (iroenvllle counties.
Thousands were aroused by the (Its
urban, o, which occurred shortly after
Itll a. m. anil continued several mm
ates. Window panes rattled und plc-
uree dropped from the walls
The center of the nuuke wus report'
d between tlreensvllle and Pickens,
. here the disturbances were most vio
' fit aud strange rumbling sounds wera
beard.
Residents ut Pickens thought a ter
rifle explosion hud occurred und fled
from their houses terrified.
Towns which reported disturbances
included Anderson, I liver, Kaslcy, Lib
t rty, and U aloft,
Outlaw Striken w.n J.jry Trials.
Washington. l K garaj . . urti
eaanot refuse jury trials in contempt
ousea arising out of labor disputes, the
Supreme COart held In two i uses, one
coming froit. western Wisconsin aud
the other from Kentucky
In flames, he was turning hack in,
the fiery turret when he dropped dead
of apprecla t inn. A
enjoyed with piano
lens, readings and
1. resilient of the Al
ihort program was About sixty guests were present and
and violin select- many beautiful anil useful gifts were
ongs. Mrs Allen, received. A bouutloua luncheon was
I. read a letter of se rved. Mrs Charles Xizcr made one
EDUCATION VALUES ARE SET
College Studies Declared to Be Worth
$72,000.
Boston. Mass. The cash value ot
a collej-e education to Its possessor
Is 172.000, according to a report made
public by Dean Everett W. Lord of
the Uoston university college of busi
ness administration. The report Is
based on a long study ot the earning
capacity of college graduates. The
cash value ot a high school education
Is placed by the report at $33,000.
The report gives the average niaxi
muni income of the untrained man ns
ilLVO. (hut of the high school grad
uate as $2200. and of the college f.r.ul
uate as $6000. The total earnings of
each of the three types, up to the ag
of M, are placed at $46,000, $87,000
and $150,000, respectively.
Mrs. Crawford by members . f the Aid. of her delicious fruit cakes for
A delirious lunch was served with Mrs bride and some of the w
Ooardtnan p .urtng and Mrs Warner was also enjoyed. M
and Mrs Alhm RatrdRtlng. All wished Packard and Iliatt also assisted
the O
i wedding cake 4f
sdames Klayea, I r
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Itojal Trulmdour Caeatah Nov. U
The flrst numlier of the lyceum a
leetloM itmilng to Arlington (Ma win
ter will U the Koyal Trutwidours. a
woudei fully popular eutertalnuienl by
a qua net of tnlentetl niuslclanx. and
al. no worth the price of the season
ilcketa, win in- ataasmted by the i
seoul at l.ouy'H Hall Tueetlay evening
NoveinNr lltb. 8amn ticket will
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