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THE BOARDMAN MIRROR
FRIDAY JANUARY 23, 1925
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- hi5 wife -a? telling me ' well a-dtdy, ip he r f ' -J
HE 'S ON MI'S FEET ALL DA"f PAID ALL THAT j '
AMD 15 DUA-D T.BED Evn?f lOHE FO? y
AMERICA YET FREE
AGENT, SAYS HUGHES
Secretary Denies War Debt
Settlement Imposed Obliga
tions on United States.
Boardman Utellem
Edited by the Students of the Boardman High School
FOURTH YEAR, 1924-1925
FRIDAY JANUARY 23, 1925
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I'm Starting Now!
Resolve right now at the begining of the
New Year to save each week at least some
small part of yjour income. It will prove the
most profitable resolution you could make.
That Sense Of Security
Which comes with the realization that you
have succeeded in saving something spurs
you on to redouble your efforts toward mak
ing financial progress.
. ARLINGTON NATIONAL BANK
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Ty Cobb, Jr., who plays pretty good
iiiii -ciiiiii, baa forsaken that game for
ennis Iml so far hasn't succeeded In
that spurt as his dad did In hall. The
Ron cil' tin' world's greatest haseball
player is shown In a tournament In
which he took part recently in Atlanta
lie Vol beaten In his second match.
Oldest Hank in Gilliam County
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The Ripper's Pointers
The two stars In the side of the
dipper," opposite to the handle, are
called the '-pointers." hern.lse they
point to the pole star, or Ncr'li star.
Mental Riches and Poverty
To be happy, the temperament roust
be cheerful anil gay, Sot gloomy and
melancholy. A propensity to hope and
Joy, Is real riches; one to fear and
sorrow, Is real poverty.- 'Hume,
On the Witness Stand.
"Were you there when the blow was
.struck?"
"No, sir."
"Did you "
"No, sir."
"Walt until I nsk the question be
fore you deny It," said the lawyer.
The Only Right Thing.
The Speediest motorist bad run over
a pedestrian and was anxious to atone
as far as possible.
"I'll do what's right." he assured
him.
"Well, let's taste It, then," replied
the man in the middle of the road.
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Is broadcasting to all the
Worid this season
4 4 Come! We nro better orui.uvd
than over to entertuln you and make
your visit a wonderful experience. "
If you have never ie B to California it should be
the efloit of your life to go. When you are rendy
to plan the trip let the
Union Pacific
help. ScnJ word to th mul-is : 1 by phone, or until or
i-wh. 1 will t'vo ytui th benefit Ot my personal k i. . .-
av txpn Lttv e, oi I will sttffHl you th moat helpful
printed netxr tn fee h..a. i know every rout. c i
tttiirt, every V ml q t quipm nt ami the eisut ct. I irill
erure. youTilei'ing car m-conum latum, provide you will
nit outltnr of your trip, and dcMvtr your t cketi. Younri
itot Ichvc ytKir home or yvur othve to attend to bot 1. 1 sl.i
detail. 1 liiv th s. .f thrre it, unit it utiall be JTOUrl the
numw-ut 1 know you desire it.
It. s. n wis. Agent,
lloardimtn, Oregon
Seeing Ourselves
By THOMAS ARKLE CLARK
Dean of Men, Univcriity of
Illinois.
Violin
i: Flat Ssxsphsne Drums
Fifth Piece t Saxaplione
I'iHIlO
Columbia Herenaders
4 or Five Piece Combination
Orchestra
Cpen For Engagements Anywhere
Kates Reasonable
Phone oi' Write For Dale, t all or Address
lill I. I INHOFF. Is gfS
Arlington. Oregon
TIIK Overmans and the Whites near
neighbors and friends of ours, has
spent their summer vacations at the
fMUnS village on the Maine coast. They
bad not known each other very inti
mately het'ore going off together, bat
the place where they were staying was
small and they came hack each with
n more doliuite opinion of the other
than he had hefore. There Is nothing
like the associations of a vacation to
show up the vagaries mid weaknesses
of an Individual.
' Mrs. Overman, called on us soon
after her return. We have known her
a long time and are used to receiving
her confidences,
"Did you have n good vacation?" 1
asked. It's it conventional question,
but how else should one begin?
"Yes," she answered; "but don't
you think the Whites are queer?"
"How so?" I Inquired
"Well, he seems so selfish and over
bearing with her, and she to he really
plain about It Is tight Just mean,
stingy tight. He's In rags, and she
hasn't a decent dress to her name, and
It Isn't because they are poor. She's
toe close to spend the money."
Il tntereSteti me. I had suspected
that the Whiles wore frugal, and now
my opinion was continued. A few
days later Mrs. White dropped In.
"Wasn't It queer about the Over
man-;'.' she ventured during our con
versation. "They didn't get their
meals at the hotel at all this summer.
She did the cooking for the family :n
their little cottage, and she kept his
nose on the grindstone all summer
helping her with the work. I know
If It had been Kred he would have
protested. She lias htm horribly ben
peeked, and the way she hangs onto
money is a fright."
I said nothing. It MUM red to m?.
however, that I had heard It said by
those wjio have bail something to do
with the underworld that thieves are
the most likely to ficvuso others of
stealing.
tvsS. I Mi, W.nt.m N.wiwir Union.)
Mid year examinations are over
and tlje new semester began on Mon
day January 19th. The first period of
Washington, D. C. . Secretary tne new term wag uged hy Supt j 0
Hughes issued Monday a formal state- Rusgel, t0 eXplaln the new schedule
ment asserting that the agreement of clasg work and otner matter8 per.
reached in Paris at the conference of tuining t0 c0Hege entrance require
the allied finance ministers imposed mentSi grades, home study etc. It ap
no ohligation,"iegally or morally," on pears rom thls taUs that students
the United States and that this coun- havo al)out 4 holJrs an'd 50 minutes ol
try remains as free from commitments ! nctuai gtluiy time between 9 o'clock
in European matters as it ever was. jund 45 m. Any nuoil carrying 4
The statement said the full text of ; stutlies should put in not less than 5
tin agreement sighed by Ambassador . hours and twenty minutes daily, and
; llugg and the other American repre- j jt appears evident that several stu
sentatives would be made public as dents should spend not less than 0
soon as it was received here. , hours of real eonsciencious study to
Mr. Hughes' statement was said by make good In the four classes. Home
While House officials to have the full study, .then should be a part of every
approval of President Coolidge, who high school students daily program,
ii was said had been fully advised of Such regular habits will do much to
all angles of the controversy. nslse the standard cf our school as
The resolution asking for a copy well as be of inestimable value to the
of the agreement, proposed by Senator student all his coming .lays.
Johnson, republican, California, Is
pending in the senate with the ap- Miss Swift 1 teaching the class in
proval of others of the irreconcilable Physiology and Hygeine with ten stu
veterana of the Versailles treaty fight, dents enrolled Miss Jensen is continu
Prom these and other quarters the ing the work i f the teacher of Caesar.,
suite department has heard charges Six students are doing typewriting un-
that the I'aris agreement signed by der the supervision of Mr. Russell.1
Ambassador Kellogg, the secretary of Two pupils are doing piano under the
State designate, had drawn the United tutllage of Mrs. Russell. They are
States officially into, an involvement following Uie regular music course
against which it had been guarding it- for Oregon high school credit,
self ever since the close of the war. .
Big Vaudeville Coming
One of the big events of the school
year is the coming High School Vaude
ville performance. This evening of
entertainment is set for Friday Feb
ruary 0, at the high school auditorium.
See what the big program is to band
those who will be fortunate enough
to be present.
Around the Oypsy Fire Vocal Trio,
Tamborine, Dancers, Witch, Old
Man and JTwo Gypsy Lovers.
Pipp & Pepp
Spanish Dance Senior and Senorn
Vocal Stunts in costume Two in one1
Makes Longest Ski Jump
COMMISSION GIVES
LIVESTOCK AID PLAN
Washington, D. C. Assistance for
the livestock industry through exist
ing financial agencies and through a
new land policy to grant grazing on
unappropriated public domain were
recommended Wednesday to President -nnrir Town Tnk-es
Gunnar Michelson of New Hamp
shire, true son of Thor, made the long
est jump in the ski contest of the an
aual Intercollegiate competition for
the Marshal Foch trophy, at the Lake
I'lacid club In Essex county, New
fork. He cleared SO feet but ranked
second on points. Michelson is a stu
lent at the University of New Hampshire.
REVEREND LONERGAN
I
Coolidge by his agricultural commis
sion in a preliminary report.
A later report will deal with possi
ble additional relief through revision
of transportation charges and a pro
tective tariff. The committee said it
wished to emphasize now that "the
welfare of agriculture also demands
an early and thorough revision of the
freight rate structure."
Declaring existing agehcies can han
dle the livestock financing situation,
the commission declared the federal
Intermediate credit banks "should as
sume the full responsibility by ag
gressively and sympathetically under-
Monologue
Stunts
Ventriloquist
Scotch Ditties
Oriental Dance
Spiele Curt
Panomine
of thee
Educated Tramp
Six Nimble Laddies
Monseur Linquist
Harry
Alpheona
Cohac Slggrg
My Country, 'tis
Lady Beautiful
It Is plain to see that the above pro
gram will for surpass anything ever
nt tempted by any preceedlng student
body of our local schools. Daily prac
tice is now in progress. The admission
prices are put-within the reach of all
taking to cover the field and thus sup- Adults onv 35(? chlldren 25c. Come
port and supplement the normal fi
nancing of livestock paper."
The only legislation suggested was
amendment of the agricultural credits
acts to eliminate the provision that
prohibits rediscounting by federal in
termediate credit banks of loans nego
tiated by federally chartered agricul
tural credit agencies.
one. come all !
HOOVER DECLINES TO SHIFT
ot
Seventh-Eight Grades
The first of the four contests to be !
held this semester was held on Wed
nesday. Those who receive a grade of
90 or more will have their name and
grade published after each contest.
Those receiving honorable mention
in this first contest were;
Seventh grade: Wanda Gllbreth 98:
Mildred Beck 90; Borden Beck 92:
Eighth grade : Kenneth Boardman.
100; Helen Boardman 100; Lillian
Brice 98; Ivye Olson 98; Mildred Mess
eager 90 1 and Buster Rands 94.
Prefers Present Position as Head
Commerce Department.
Washington, D. C. Secretary of
Commerce Herbert Hoover has de
clined a suggestion of the president
that he transfer from his present post
to be secretary of agriculture after
Afarch 4, he announced.
"I appreciate deeply the confidence
the president has shown In me," Hoov
er said, "but I have told him that I
believed It would be to the best inter
ests for me to decide against the sug
gestion, which 1 nave aone. Main street of our citv would invite
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the present need of the department
Main street of Boardman should be
paved and sidwalked.
(A two paragraph argument for. tho
affirmative, by Howard Packard in
1 bo final examinations. 1
Mr. Chairman and friends. We be
lieve that the improvement of the
of agriculture was for an adtnlnistra- to invest tllelr m ,
tion in which emphasis should be giv
en the solution of farmers' marketing
problems ami that, therefore, the pres
ident had asked him to become secre
tary of that department.
1 Is added, however, that fie believed
he could serve far more, to more ef
fect, by attempting the solution of
problems affecting the whole distribu
tion system of the country, industrial
and commercial, aa well as agricultur
al, as he now is doing as the head of
the department of commerce.
Rev. Joe Lonergan of Illinois, elect
ed chaplain of the American Legion
at the annual convention in St. Paul.
Newton Painless Dentists
DR. H. A. NEWTON, MGR. 4
Cor. Main and Webb Sts. Pendleton
of
ANNOUNCING
The association of
Dr. W. M. Kelly
Spokane. Washington
with
Dr. F. V. Prime
Hermlaton, Oregon
Dentistry, Dental X-Ray
and Diagnosis
tveniugs and Sundays by appointment
S. E. NOTSON
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Office In Court House
HEPPNER -
OREGON
Canon Bliss of Seattle Diet.
New York.- Canon William H. Bliss
of Seattle died at St. Louis hospital (
of heart disease. Canon Bliss, who
was 4!t, was stricken returning from
broad in December. He was taken
from the Leviathan December 21 to
the hospital. Canon Bliss, one of the
best known. Episcopal clergymen in
the country, went abroad to serve as
unofficial representative of the Uni
ted States at the international con
ference on opium at Geneva.
Trotiky Is Ousted by Soviet Council.
Moscow Leon Trotiky was reliev
ed of his duties as chairman of the
revolutionary war council by the cen
tral executive committee of the com
munist party. The communHt party
is th most powerful political body Is
Bessi.i
our town because busi
ness men and speculators are going
a prosperous
and growing community, a booming:
town, if you please. Would not such
an Improvement give Boardman a pro
gressive look?
Most farseeing people believe in
public Improvements. Why was the
Cumberlln Road built? Wty does Port
land, Oregon, and other progressive
cities and towns pave their streets? It
is because the inhabitants of these
towns tool that it Is necessary if pro
gress is made for the betterment of
such communities. We should feel that
Smcli an improvement is necessary for
the advancement of our town, .too. Is
it not also a matter of civic nrtde to!
iSTe needed changes made? Come on '
Folks, let's put it over.
The high school student body held
a meeting on Wednesday morning to
nominate officers for the second sem
ester. Election will take place at 3.ir
on Friday the 23rd. The following
nominations were made. President.
P.laneheIniug. and Earl Olson; Vice
President. Howard Packard and Fran
cis Gilbreth: Secretary. Mildred Dun- i.
can : Treasurer. Katherine Brown :
Editor-in-chief. Weldon Avers, Assist
ant editor, Helen Chaffee: Atliletic
Manager. Elmo Russell ; Yell leader.
Francis Gilbreth. Thyra Rock and Ma
lic Messenger: Sargeant at Arms. Ed
ward Klares. Norman Bailev Hecrnr
Wieklander. Erma Broyles, Arthur Time Inspector O-W. R. R. N. Co.
Halley. 726 Main St. I', Mill, too llr, ..,,
A. H. SWITZER
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Arlington, Oregon
WOODSON & SWEEK
ATTORNEYS-VT-LAW
HEPPNER.
OREGON
HERB GREEN
Watchmaker and Jeweler
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