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THE BOAKDMAN MIRROR
FRIDAY JANUARY 30, 1925
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SUCH IS LIFE frLL EE E lrW'AN' i'll be theIS" mrs. FLORENCE KAHN
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Boardman Utellem
Edited by the Students of the Boardman High School
FOURTH YEAR, 1924 1925
FRIDAY JANUARY 3U; 1925
Basketball News of Week
The Boardman high school boy's
basket ball team plays at Condon on
Friday night and at Fossil on Satur
day night. They will stay over night
sit Condon going to Fossil Saturday.
The boys and girls teams played the
Umatilla teams on the Irrigon floor
last Friday night. It was an all a
rouud victory for Umatilla for the
scores were 11 to 5 in the girls game
and 24 to 15 in the boys game, both
the winning scores being registered by
the Umatilla teams.
GLENN Yl
KILLS AT HERRI!
mroucji ehe huart, aithougn ne was
101 also in the right breast. These
Shots, according to reports, came:
from the two revolvers handled by
Thomas.
When
Four Dead as Result of Latest Bh0D : 1
of 40 01
Outbreak Between Two . i B
Factions.
Hcrrin, 111. Willi militiamen
patrolling the streets ol Horrln,
prevailed Sunday 'after the late
break of klao and antl-klan
Saturday eight lb which tow
were killed, including S. (II n i
Idan lhiuor raider, and Ora Tl
deputy sheriff, recognized qut.nti
leaders of the two Factions.
Tho two others killed in the re
battle in a in ri if 1 si reel Igj r
Kd Forbes and Honjl r Worm I
reputed Mansmen ami companl
Young.
Young died from n ballet
Itizens entered the cigar
minutes after an exchange
0 shots they found Young
dead and Warner unconscious. Thomas
slumped to the floor with bullet
Wounds in his body and died on the
way to the city hospital.
Forbes lay dead on the sidewalk
r outside, shot through the base of the
Skull, Warner died in the hospital
B about two hours later,
tl Versions of the battle vary. It ia
:, known, however, that the shooting
look place in the Canary cigar store
; and barber shop operated in the front
ol the Kiiropoan hotel.
Purchases Radio
rge Hendrlcksen, firmer of the
n i reek section has purchased a,
Estonian radio reciever of J. K.
Florence B. Kahn, widow of
Kahn of California, who Is a
ite for the nomination to suc
ceed her husband in congress.
GQOLIDGE PLEADS
FOR WORLD COURT
Election Held
Election of the second semester of
ficials for the Student Body was held
on last Friday in the Principals office.
The following Wednesday the new of
ficers as installed were, Karl Olson,
president ; Mildred Duncan, secretary ;
Catherine Brown, treasurer ; Elmo
Russell, athletic manager; Weldon Ay
ers, editor ; Helen Chaffee, assistnnt
editor j Hector Wicklander, sargennt
at-arms ; and Thyrn Beck, yell leader.
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Wilson Coinpton, lawyer, economist
and lumberman, who ns manager of
i he National Lumber Manufacturers'
association has been u lender In prac
tical fores! conservation, Is a prima
mover In the nation-wide lumber
standardization movement, which it is
estimated by the United states De
partment of Commerce will save over
i hundred million dollars annually to
the American public.
Washington. -The administration's
stand in favor of American participa
tion In the world court was reaffirmed
by President Coolidge in an address
di I at the White House to dele
gates attending the national confer
ence on the cause and cure of war.
Tl Is step the president character
the next move that should be
tai ' a by the I'nited States toward out-
wing war.
He suggested also that the nation
Bd the world should "turn the light
Of re information and better under
Standing upon the problems of diplo
macy." Meantime, the president declared,
tin i'nited States should In the inter
est Of peace continue its readiness to
at iciate itself with whatever meas
ures would tend to maintain security,
but should avoid the danger of "a su-
per government'
I '...lining Banquet
The Sophomore class is planning on
giving a banquet for the upper class
men In the near future as has been
i the custom for a number of years.
Come on with the "dope", Sophs, we'll
: be there.
The warm weather of late has
1 brought out the base ball fans. This
1 is to be a big year for Boardman hl's
; base ball history. Conditions have
changed considerably in the last year
and we have nine whlrlers in action.
Everybody should make It a point
to be at the big show to be given by
the Student Body on February 6th.
It is to be one ol the biggest affairs
of its kind ever pulled off in Board
man. Anyone willingly missing it
will regret it all his life.
This show is easily worth $5.00 but
it will be given to you f ir the small
sum of 35 and 23c ents.
PUZZLES SEND 5 INSANE
London's Terrille Fire
The great Bre which laid Louden
low In 1666 raged for five days and
devastated 486 acres. It laid waste
4(Kl streets, destroying SI churches rod
13,200 houses. About 20,000 people
were made homeless,
rOB SAM! Ten head good work
mules. Eour Al leaders. ,1. K. Munsev.
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Litest Fad Adds to Population ot
Oregon State Hospital.
' Salem, Or. -That tho advent of the
crossword puzzle, like other similar
fads, would contribute its quota to the
insane population of the state was
evidenced by a report issued by of
ficials at the state hospital here.
During recent weeks five patients
suffering from an overzealous attempt
to solve these crossword puzzles have
been received at the state hospital,
thro.' men and two women, from wide
ly scattered sections of the state. Two
of the patients were brought here In
stralt-jacketa.
It was found that four bandits ac
companied by four women, went to
! the school cafeteria and ate all of
the rolls which the Sophomore girls
had worked so hard to produce on
Thursday. Let's get the Burn's de
tective agency-
Jokes
Elmo, "Where you been?"
Earl, "Looking for work."
Elmo, "Man ! man ! your curiosity
is gonna get you Into trouble yet."
Brief for Debate Number 1
The City of Boardman should grade
and sidewalk Main street from the
Highway to the Community church
corner.
A. Intrductlon.
I 1. Condition of the street.
2. Use given street.
B. Discussion
1. The City of Boardman
grade and sidewalk the Main
from the Highway to the Community
church corner.
a. From one end to the other it is
nothing but a bunch of fits and holes.
2. The Impression made upon tour
ists and people of Boardman is sure
to be bad for,
a. After coining off the highway
you get shaken ui and don't care a
bout staving In a town like that.
b. People are apt to judge the town
by the street.
c. The cost is not large enough to
stop it, fur,
Every year large sums are speut
on roads in the county and the high
way and people use the street more
than the roads, which is never re
paired. C. Conclusion.
1. The City of Boardman should
grade and sidewalk this street, for
a. The street is used more than the
roads.
b. The impression made upon visit
ors and people of Boardman is not
favorable,
C. The cost is small compared to
the need.
James Howell, senior,
and ex-president of the Student Body.
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jfCvenlnge and Sundays by appothtmenl
Oregon Sheriffs Would Oust Dry Chief
Portland, Or. Abolition of the of
'ice of state, prohibition commissioner,
now held by George L. Cleaver, was
demanded by tile Sheriff's Association
of Oregon, in a resolution formally
and overwhelmingly passed by the Ore
gon Association of Sheriffs.
BerQdoll's Helper Surrenders to U. S.
Philadelphia, Pa. Eugene Stecker,
who aided ('rover C. Hergdoll, mil
lionaire draft dodger to escape from
bis mother's home here In 1!(20 sur
rendered to government officials in
the federal building. He said he left
Hergdoll In Germany,
Mrs. Miller, "Edna, did you let that
redheaded guy kiss you?"
Edna, "No ma, he didn't give me
time."
Alex, "Mamma did you buy me from
the stork?"
Mamma, "yes dear, why do you ask?
Alex, "Oh I've often wondered why
yon didn't pay a few more dollars and
get a little boy without freckles."
Brief for Debate Number 2.
The City of Boardman should grade
and sidewalk the Main street from the
Highway to the Community church.
1. Introduction.
a. Shows prosperity
b. A church in town has more mem
bers who attend on foot.
c. The stores, hotel, church and the
post office could be kept cleaner.
2. Discussion
a. Earthen walk gets too uneven.
b. Town docs net look planned very
well. ,
c. Streets and walks get muddy In
wet weather.
d. Does not have a very good Im
pression upon visitors of other com
munities. e. If improved, more people might
settle in Boardman.
3. Conclusion .
n. The cost of new sidewalk aud
an improved street would not tie very
much.
1). More tourisits would stop here
in the summer if Boardman looked
better in appearance, bringing more
money Into our little project.
Mildred Duncan, Junior
and Secretary student Body.
The third and fourth grades under
supervision of Miss Alice Aldrlch.
i'lnve been making rag carpets of the
most beautiful designs and colors.
The children made their own looms
and wool In these carpets, bringing
the materials from home . In the
near future they Intend to make caps
and sweaters by the same method.
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him the things he would like to do
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Portland
Wheat Hard white, $2.10: soft
while and northern spring, $1.92; hard
winter, 11.91; western white, $1.90;
western red, $1.87.
Hay-Alfalfa, $19.5020 ton; valley '
timothy, 119 O 20; eastern Oregon
timo hy. $22122.50.
BVtterfKl 43c delivered Portland.
hlgga Ranch, 41 43c.
Cheese Prices f. o. b. Tillamook:
Triplets, 28c; loaf. 29c per lb.
Cattle Steers, good, $7.2697.71.
II Medium to choice, $9.76
II 41.
tteep Lambs, medium to choice.
$13.504i17.00.
Seattle
Wl'eat Soft white, hard winter,
n Mi tera watte, $f.92; western
red. $1.91; northern spring. $1.98; Big
(tend hluestem, $2.25.
Hay .Vila 1 1 a. $23; D. C., $28; tltn
Oth M; D . Itti mixed hay, $St.
Uutterfal 47c.
j:.rts Kan, h. 4.', ,i 47c.
Cattle Choice steers, $7.608.0O.
Hogs Prime light.- $11 6011.7S.
Chci Washington cream brick,
19c; Washington triplets, 1920c;
Washington Young America, 2 1 lie
Spokane
ii, us h iM mixed. m,ntnj
Cattle Prime steers, $7.1697.71.
I'm Starting Now!
Resolve right now at the begining of the
New Year to save each week at least some
small part of your 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.
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