m . » m g !
‘T h e ’legson »or the
ajttfaoon
whs og Portd Rico gad the Phil son, accompanying It.
Happy quip and , Jolly
ippines, w bumbpr taking part.
Me
caused the quests jo linger'lopg
the hospitable country
j of
Mr. and Mrs. Lamkin.-
The strnlna of the “
Thqse enjoylng this hogpitallft
Banaee,”. with Mt». Mom ,M m
lat.» occasion
a a t »» were: • R
Ba, and
«ee M
a
_. a Rfcm
upon A
this
Mr.
ica at the piano,
Mrs/ August Schuerman, Mr. and ,_^rara.
, •
Mrs. J. W. MoCoy, Mr. and 1 Mi».
In courtesy to »ha B ata
W. M. Day, and Mr. and Mys- Otto M » Gordon MacCracken, a mapt-
Winter
har of the Ashland Chapter, the
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Regent's salute was made.
Birthday Luncheon—
f ’ 1 The
W
Tl Flag salute, always th» f»u$
Mrs. C. W. Nims was the guect fp m mal Opening at a me»0ag of houyd.
*
‘
of honor at a eharming little
Daughter» of »h» Revolution
Those not mambon of
celebration of her birthday, Wed
Chapter, who appeared op
impiwesively givep.
nesday, with a group of relatives ^ M rs. O. A. Meeker, Historiaa of
«W M of
and friends making this a very Grater Lake Chapter, read a most Obaptar, gt the daRgbtf«l lunph-
xV.
w
»__*_
happy occasion.
iught-proTQklh{ e s s a y , on opn lp (ha F»rt-
The birthday cake was a part in
If teen Reasons Why I Am a 1 Ttte Chapter Ragout, Mra H»r-
the .celebration and congratnla^
ugh ter of the American Re«»-1 rtot p ettin g , «xprogped hor gp-
tions and good wishes were offer Intlon.”
pregteUoa pf tho nepaaion In .«
ed the complimented guest, who
In summarising, briefly
her few graceful words, hoping teat
however bad to leave very early seasons were: "I km a Daughter' there, would h« many such In tea
tor the meeting at Mrs. Lamkin’s, > ?he Ameftcsb Hpyol^t^g urj- fntpro.
which occurred the same’ddy.
Mra., B. V, Carter, assisted by
ji|a)*ily because of the alms and
I»
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Mra. . F, Dodge had charge pf
qWj cts of tpe Soeiety, w h b *
W. C.'T. U. ConferePce—
'
“To perpetuate the memory and tpe luncheon arrangements.
The W. 0. T. U. Extension »pirit of the men and women who
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Conference, conducted by the achieve«! A«eri<mn independence: Normal Notos— ,
Miss Leòhà Manteca, formerly
State President, Mrs. Mary L. Tc choylsh. »«totein «M Mtetyj
Mallett, of Portland, and. the the inslltotlnn« p | A »er|cgp free muaic supervisor at'E ugene has
Vice-President, Mrs. Rachel Ellis dom; to fogtac UM» patrlotiiuu returned to Ashland as a member
of Madras, Ore., will convene at »pd love of cougUy.
to aid (p of the* Southern Oregon Normal
the (Christian church in Ashland, Securing for m»nhlgd g)l (&« facplty. Sho t« bt b o » e Fltb Mr»-
at 10:30 o’clock Friday morning, blessing» gt liberty '’ Thg «pogl(- Mary and Mi«a Nell p k k ey op
June 18, for an all-day meeting. or then pa»ed thg fjfteeg reg- the Boulevard. Friends are very
A. Hmcheon, .at noon, will be SQOS, beginning with
am a glad to welcome her back to Ash
serVqd in the church, tor all pres Daughter of the A jpyiegn Revo land.
ent.1 Forenoon and afternoon see- lution, (,r»t Of gll b«cgu«e I he-
w<Fb b«gtes htepdgy.
sioris will be Held; alt interesting nyve i9 these Idegl» u f l in (he
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and well worth attending.
Other Faculty Members A r r i ve
American’» Cr«e4j’
The address of (he, evening,
Miss Clara A. Trotter pf Osh-
she thep pooh tpe a m w e n u of
given by Mrs. Ifaltett,
Shall the cr»ed to,d enlarged pppn thnm hoob. Wisconsin, aad Mias Eye
pleasant, Matoe f t Mrs. H. A. Wine and Beer p |m eH a c}f* ’ is a
« 8 It
At thé table for the compli
«losing with. “I a » » Daughter White, both faculty members of
Stearns of Ashland. There was
Presbyterian Executive
Board mented guest, the unlane ceatér- an excellent attendance, coqslder- splendid lecture, and it is expect of the Aperipgn Revolution be the Ashland Normal, are guests
ed, the speaker will address g cause I beljeve ip the»e lun«U- In tbs E. V. Carter home, on the
J»ja«e attracted general attention.
lag the fact that many had atart- crowded house.
8
represented
a
U
k
e
with
.trees
mental principle»* gf thy A »eri- Boulevard.
Tuesday, there was an .
Sd on their vacations.
Mrs.
Wolcott
will
appear
in
two
ayqund
which
Indian
maidens
egn’s Creed, In pptrloUaw. la th»
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tire Board Meeting '«< the Fjrps-
In opening t g | program, which vocal solo«.
% constitution, in the l»w. ty the
byterlal Society in Ashland nt the held a council fife. Very unusu featured a travel talk, given by
WtR
U
ve
te
teo «art Mnse»w
Every one is Invited to all tbegp (l|g , in national defense. Tpey,
al and very pretty.
Presbyterian church,
Mr. end Mrs. Walter Redford
Mrs. R. L. Reed/ Mrs. Clare Beebe meetings.
The program presented was
;gse the e»«eace pf gftpd «nd 1«X«1 and little dnngbter. of Kirkland.
* There were a number of otflc-
Played very dallgbtfuUy. Ash
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iterestlng
in the extreme. A
cjienship. To teach them is t h e , Washington, sçrlxed Tuesday eve-
era present from the different
land audiences are always happy
iik from
fre
Miss Squire. vocal and
communities in the Presbytery.
° ya'
Ì nlpg. and will occupy Ute Hurt
to hear Mr». Beebe la her pleas Entertslued in Klamath Fell»—
Mrs. E. O. S »ith ppd MtW Jepp! home on Mountain avenus. Mr.
Interesting and worthwhile piano splos and attyita filled a ing selections.
Those attending the Impressive
Mr«. Cara V an , Radford is a member of the fee-
sgggeetions were made for .the happy afternoon.
“A Day in Honolulu,” was the memorial services ia dedication '^rdeî5ftb. with
F isseu at the piano, au-.—
Thoms Who so kindly (¿ok their
conduct of the Missionary activi
then ------
sang Mlty and COmes from the Untrere-
theme of Mrs. Reed'S addmss and of; the monument to Qpn- CgnUlf
a
»eautiful
duet,
which
was heart lty of Washington.
C
t
T
t
\
’
re
B
Bulls.
Mrs
ties in the church. Altogether,
fli-trayed, very * happily, * day “4d> ottPf i& toS i fcant Ashland
Mrs. Red-
it was a helpful meeting with F. 8. Provost, Mrs. 8. B. McNslrt she speut there, on her way to were: Mrs. Gordon MacCracken, 11^. applauded.
X</rd's mother accompanied team
Mr«. H. C. Oaley appeared next to the new home in Ashland.
much accomplished in plans (or Mrs. H. Hl Blhsrt, Robert Wright. New Zealand, with a parly of State Regent of the Daughters of
Chester Woods, Gaius Crosby, American friends
the societlee.
the American Revolution. Mrs. C. reading, most feelingly and with
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dfamstlc intensity, "Two Voices,”
Luncheon was served at the Mr. Roy Parr, Mr. H. A. Stearns,
The story covered all the inter- E. Pell, a member of Mount Ash
WlU
Live
at
Mrs.
WtuueXe—
Mrs. Borgecson, Mrs. G A Bris
ope of an American, with the
Church.
e»ting doings, fr o » the landing land Chapter, Miss Katherine
R-
C.
ao
stel
coe, Mm Berths Denton yyd Miss
• ME
Vincent, Registrar of the Normal background of a patriotic, cultur
until the eloae of day.
There ware forty pfeeent at tea
Lolita Plerpon.
and
Mrs." Grace E. Andrews, lo ed ancestry— the other an Ameri W. R. C. social which was given
Many sidelight« and bits of In
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can,
loyal
and
true
to
his,
adopt
formation, not
usually known, cal Historian. Mrs. MacCracken
A family reunion and plenle
ed country, but with ages of op MPhdgg afterpnto-
teUcrtstesd
White
Away—
were
given
in
the
discourse, and was the guest of Mrs. Wattenburg
It had been exported that the
dinner nt their own pleasant homo
BHvee. auto -trips of length, d u b appreciate« the privilege in Saturday night, as was. Mrs. An pression and misery behind him. affair would be a picnic-social in
occurred, when Mr. nud Mrs.
At this Juncture. Mrs. Alice
Murk True were host and hostess dinners and visits with old hearing Mra. Reed’s personal ex drews. The next day, Mrs. Mac- W illits-tod Mrs. H. 8. Alkins Uthte Park, bpt tee weather was
Oracken,
with
Mrs.
Harafabarger,
teo upol an ydJaiMrqnient was »yd«
Sunday at a family gathering, friends and relatives marked the perience in th e beautiful.city.-
During the social hour, tea, Past State Regent of Callforifla, P>aye<| for the great pleasure of to the I- o. Q. F. U y|l where ths
with the dinner served a Is picnic, vacation»! outing of Mr. and Mrs.
thwyndlence/ two numbers “Italy“
on tables set In the beautiful Sylvester Patterson who returned with little cakes and ice cream, Who now lives in Klamath FaUs and “Russia” from the suite interesting prac«** VM Rrqtypt:
Friday (rota a few weeks spent in was served at the bgautifully ap and Mrs. Trilax of Columbus,
yard.
' From Foreign Parts* by Jdos- <4-
the
south.
pointed tea table. Pink and lav Ohio, were guests of Mra. Watjen-
America t * s yyng *a yn opsn7
The ¿gathering
honoring
Of the relatives, some time waa ender sweetpeaa were used effec hurg tor the trip to tj>e dedicatory kowski, Whl«ak Were applauded
Mrs. A. R. Brown and her daugh
ry mn«h.
ceremonies and the j>Icn!c lunch
ter, Rayma. of Dallas. Oregon, •pent with a daughter, Mrs. Vga- tively in decoration. Mra. V. V. eon.
Mrs. Vrtney Dixon, of Crater
’
~
,
'
*
.
<
who have been visiting relatives steel and bar husband of Ms<l- Mills and Mra. O. A. Briscoe
I.dk«
Copter,« presented “An
L
“
Mrs. Peil was hostess fpr the
•on. California. A visit was mads poured.
-for some time ia the valley.
A
^postrypke
To- Ths Flag,” prefac
The hostesses were Mrs. If. A. Ashland party for the wonderfhl
The dlpoer featured chicken, at the b o a s of (fy. and. Mrs. John
Ing
it
with
an iihistrated talk on
and there was everything that Potter of Bncrameato. California. Stoarns, Mrs. C. E. Pell, Mrs. R. trip. From Klamath Falls, Mrs. ths development of the flag,
goes with it in the wonderful Mr. Pottei1 1« the manager of the L. Reed. Mrs Frank Dickey, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. P eil’a sisfer, made which had been prepared by Mrs.
(east which wga served, which Advertising Department Of the Ralph;Billings, Mrs. Frank Davis. one of the party and was bosteaa Waripn pj Med tong. a . i • .
in the home if you have
ended with the layeliest of cakes, Sacramento Union. Mrs. Potter h Mra. Warren Cook, with Mrs. tor the deiightfkj picnic d|pn«r;
In
thia,
she
began
with
the
Red
modern oonvenienoes
another daughter. Twg brother», Clare Beebe, Mrs. V. V. Mills and which all enjoyed. Little Alicia
pies and ice cream.
Crteb
Of
St.
Cteorge,
apd
closed
APPlegato rsti^rned to Ashlgpd,
of Meridiata, Mra. O. A. Briscoe assisting.
Music and visiting made the p “ t.er
wi|h p|ftr ov»y beloved banner as It
with
her aunt, Mra. Peik
’
California,
and
Lair
Patterson
of
Those
who
serve
as
officers
for
hours winged. Those who enjoy
As she told the
The members of Mount Ash now appears.
ed the happy day together were: Salinas, claimed some time of th e the coming year, and who as
Hi(»rp
tjte
different
flags were dis
land
Chapter
uaRpd’
with
these
Messrs and Meedantes
James the travelers. Delightful, enter- sumed their initial duties Satur
played In the order of their de
R
esent
from
Eulalona
Chapter,
in
day
were:
Miss
6ra
p
y
,
.
Presi
Owens, Loren Gregory. John Ow tainment was thfclrs during their
help
h elp in * redRcin£
redR cin#
stay.
— «■ dent; Mrs. H. A. Stearns, Vice- giving the Amerioap’s Creed. velopment, and their significance w ill
ens. H. L. Gregory. Henry Head.
t o l l e r •• ! ■ ’
h
,
UpwM <f
Three state officers of t^je D. A.
’’Pon the.rgtgrn (r|P. Which «
S
Arthur Sellers, Usury
vi“ t M*.
^ H U -e d ^ to
Mto Vplpey then » read the
R were freaent:'' Mra. Gorfloh
W e w ill be glad to
V> Tby fly g ,” very
2 * 2 i i ” ? r*<* C**®bkrlam and Treasurer; Mrs. F. D. Wggner, MacCracken, sta tg Regent Ore- '
,
81 Uabeth Pelmer tp ths hos chalrmag af ptQram committee; gob, Mra. H arshbyger, rPa«t State beautifully.
pital at Red Bluff.
California, ana
hnd
Mrs
Mra. Frank Dgvls. 'publicity* chair Regent,
” '7’
Mrs.
Tge need^of care tor the D. A
First Tire Rfegynt of
Both are improving, yet It will man, Ashland; Mr». Chaney, pub Wattenburg,
y r *
R
■
pp®n«»eixt at Phoenix we
Oregon.
regon
he some tin » before they may re licity chairman for Medford.
spoken of by both Mrs. MaeCrack
there were » number of guests
I urn to their home ia Aahlaud.
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en of Ashland and Mrs. J. H
™ 7 / ere happy to —
«
present to enjoy the program «luuris«. Bçoektert-o
( ochntn. Chapter Ragynt. of Med-
their
M.r. and
nd Mrs. J. F.
] qpie enter-
with the me»bers, among them.
forg. M> A fcochran s|so called
.Mrs. RhpdM. ¿1 Albany, »later of tabled Monday morning, with a
346 E. Main Strent
delicious sunrise breakfast at
I * « * Imrnkla
-78B8WWW 1 W H A H a-”
thdlr home on Evergreen Heights
Wwinty—
(* » * ’*•
Guests at this .pleasant func-
o f ^ h T w C*1’ <* “ T,yed member*
t’°g 7 * r* M” ’ C1*r«ace Atterbury
Of the Womens’ Missionary So
daughters Clara and Iris, end
, i < 1 - 8 ,8
f t
ciety of the Pombyteshm ehi
and Mr*. 8. Morehouse 4ftd
U m J erC *Oe,U ° f Mr'- C’ B.
ightsr Csribyl.
/
Mr.
«M
¥
M
m
a
B.
LamUn
For ynnr yttyAmsdcst Barb and
Lamkin, north of town
t
_oet»ss,
‘
8&da>.
teg-
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d*F afternoo», to her
— *
* * * ’ d#llkhtful Clihptera Keep H «< B y __
home, i 14 »T ’. .fTT.
Nesiny seventy < ^ ^ 3 of
usr ’ pant, commemorating
S
«W sdcnriftc laboratori« of tl»
The meeting ¿rag,more 4haa ..
terre v'Laî
ilversary which th« American Revolution, mam-
Oil Compsny of Cak-
for'¿be
hers of Mount Ashland and Grater
a
fûàia.T ryk yoorseff teclean f»a,
C" '
Ço«rti wade l a i l l o a ten, at the Lake Chapters
gathered in Uthtn
•ion
fhia octi-'
kid giovai, danach ór serges, k«*.
Phas’wed'
V i / “*
charmingly appointed table, wllh
•k Monday. June 14, at twelve-
-, rugs, etc. I Only s mild,
t 0 aenoUaceméat of the occasion thirty. fo» A eovered-dish lunch-
Mr»- 8. D. Taylor, president of
odor. Ready now
nob.
• , . ‘L
.
<, drag, bardwdik or dt-
( Reautirul flowyrs, I
g n í ’pedgêaini
W e b ‘tbrni^ whs a brtdo tod blue houourt«’
not knowing teMes. The tpyn
or tup
, unUP seated «rep planned by
hit
V
^
k
lp
.
Tb» rbll dall
4all bf»n
bfmglft out basjiti- at the
lp charge was y
<•1 *»ma of thought? C o ta ti
Beh
Uomomt In a French gny, and the board'!
added to the beau pnfer the weight of satis'f
t y n f the tshim at which » four- dellf loi» vlynd«, 8 ^ rypsit end-
-, » <
•. . •
with te t with ice cream and a variety
OUT
GOOD
‘'helpful suggestions friend chichea of the boat’s
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* a s » »«tors* by t t g pfDRfhhf.- l - n o e i m i '(nece' a i —
At the dose of ths lunehson,
rësisûnce,
A mau'tMfc'in opauiug, wRh Jg-
tere^tlng Illustrations Was g|veh
by Mrs. J. W. MeCoy, Mrs. C. W.
Nims, ¡told of the “Inanimate
Partner o f’the Missionary,” which
«ng n o'm o re npr Ipss than the
ublquit«oa- automobile, surely a
friend in seed to the missionary.
Mrs.' Andrews closed the dio-
cussion of thh wort In "the Phil-
ipplnaa with a fesunm of the field,
la oppertunfty and need.
' The Porto Rican situation was
esented by Mrs. J. M. Ross in a
,Ik 0a the island itself and many
Incidents in the work there were
Mark True. Mr. V - A - Seller, oi given as told by a new mlsslon-
Jaose <*. — Trinity Wto Amtaleti M io Freaxa&u of j ary.. This, tpe, was supplemented
Guild. Pariah House.
'* Eugene, the Aliases Mildred Greg by additional facts related by the
Thursday Jnue f 7 — -j|aby Cl " S f ory, Bbirley and Mary Roseberry, lead el.' In closing-
During the seoial hour, the
Civic Club House-
*8.. Kleth Gregory, Dean and Roscoe
hostess
served delicious sand
Friday, Juws 1«. — All-Day o fa - Owen«, VSrn Owens and Harald
wiches,
raspberry
shortcakes * and
Head.»
-
.
,
;
<
ference, W. Ç. T. U .^ a t t|ie
pOffee,
with
0nly
such cream as
Mrs.
Broura,
fpr
whom
the
day
Christian Church. Hegins nt
can
b<
fdund*
oq
y
dairy ranch.
had
hpen
planned,
l«ft
lor
her
10: SO a. m. l**«k eoa a{ aopa
Mrs. Lamkin was assisted in
home Monday morning.
Every one invited.
»
serving by Mis« E^na Goheen aad
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Friday, JnPe 18.— Annual Picnic * -
Ifca.
Charles Robertson. ’’
Luncheon
W
-
“Who Do” Class. Park- Rupper
;
After
luncheon many of the vis-
0:00 p. m.
“Twenty cars filled with happy itorg went out to ianpect the new
Saturday, June IP— Reeling of
Board i f Managers 4>f D. A. R. hasrtad Gamp Fire Girls from pallkcr« recently installed and to
Eugene.
’ Aphlsad. Kfsmath f a l l s and T>l- enjoy the wonderful view fro»
Monday, June 21— Ladies Woog- ant spent thdUast day of the Pto this altogether delightful country
home. ’ 1
''
pryft.
Acorn Circle No. fid. (prenco at Pinshiirst.
An unusually large number
Misa Sqalre, distinguished vis
Installation of officers.
Tee**ay, June 22.— Alpha Em itor, was guest of honor, for the were hi attendance. • ».• ’
day and at the Iqaahaon. The fire
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broidery Club. Afternoon.
Thuiudny, Jade 94. — Past Ma ht the fireplace ah the* Inn g a s (»liege Club
trons’ Club PfCnic in park. welcome, and th e girls «at about
Saturday afternoon saw the
Hostesses, Mrs. Dewey and Mrs. 00 the floor, campfire style, en »em bers of the Rogue River Val-
joying (he warmth and coslnese
Walter Everton.
lgy pollege Club’ guests ip the
V-
, '-W|
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U N B A J W iE S S
Q n eiM terte ,
Washing Machines
Ashlaijd J£)e<$rjc
: s «pply <
you
Z
ffyiv jfötf can afford
m
w
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ELECTRIC
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The Latest Model
’ ’Only
■«Uw
« te s m ic
«m tion
k»a^*Uik'»Á.»¿néd’
* *f
te IS * I? s w * of
t o 1 k n o s (.,Ö ^ ,
those, other, man ,ghA ^ornyn »eyp ,
. ; Ml «ogcornsd
A
0«^
MM*
memhaiB and AMtantfMMI
^ ÍÜ M fu l
H
te
npnjbor-
Two
recinga wore gire» W
Turner and Mrs. Mary W I n
_•_af fyvnryd
—
«■■«aort1^^^ Wain
alto
ttoto yytomWed
Ttte
ing
two tpJorabla readings end Mry.
Reis* Mach gave mnte pleasure
to every
hr Playing a number
of piano selector*-
Ice «ream and dainty waters
were a m e d by the hostee«e&. Mr*.
Nellie Randles, Mrs. Gny Randles.,
and Mrs. Roy Farr. They were
assisted by the Mesdamas Hatt|e
Moore. Mabel
Moor. George
Mathes, Martin, Noetrona and
McDonald.
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Miss Virginia Hale,
member o t the faeulty
another
of the
Nartpel. from Myditoh. WMcopalo,
arrived this week and will make
her home with Mr. and Mrs. C.
W. Winne on Sherman street.
Mtei Hale formerly lived
In Ba
tons, .
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At Mrs. Merrill's— ■
Miss Berthe A. Stephens, re
cently arrived, will he at the
home of Mrs- Frank MntV* W
the Boulevard, and MJss Augusta
StochtpR of P o r tin g , *•
•»"
tabiishsd at ths Dickey home, al
to to thy Rf>n’«r»>’4
MBS
88
^-that they, tpn,
the ioformytRm and teatetotMB >
that every pyggat nod - every i
teacher snyst have if the schools
tod the heoras pf today ore to -
¿rodúee upright. WtefiigeAV «sMl-
toto. trtônèd tor tdm«rrew*s «MR
th e program . <M th é‘otortniHda
«Wntérvd "round the general Ueme
“Tkt « 4 M M M s iw t t m s d ai
Parent-Ttechto ¥ « V « W '
«tod»
va|n-
ifjto te teo «»Wtoi*
AUW «Bttbr
y
IWW
Sundgy t o d
delegates were arriving,' every
train bringing
entbuslastio
group.. jThncrsnlaUpMtm'tooth
qatoed eyrir • Mtoday moryteg
and tear» was a wild rusk «« r»g-
ister that the program of the-day
might »Urt. AU day long, h»r
ginning nt nlye npp ending nt
dve-thirly, the Nytionnl Boyrd
members sat through the pry-con-
vetrtion boar« mgrting with every
state represented except Wyom
ing.
Following y period M om uyto-
Ity totetef. MBs Lilllyn «8ke«4-
let. of the National Amateijr Ath
letic Fetomttehx itok e py »«un
ties for girls. She asked that. «M
keynote in an athletic program
tor girts he physical training, not
Phtolanl straining. Let tha pro
gram (1 ) build up athletics for
girls as girls, adopting girl rules
Iqr basket ball; ( I ) letimlaats
teem play, making It possible tef
ail gir|B to ygruelpate; ( I ) latra-
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Dedication of Nnowd—
made
Preparations
•epara.—r ___
are
________
being _______
and plans maturing rapidly look
ing toward the dedication, June
2f, of the State Normal School at
Ashland. Dr. Henry Susxalo ot
the University of Washington has
been secured as principal speaker
for th^ mouientoug occasion.
(Oeatlhued on Rege' Ffv»)
gUHMHICOlBS
to
T M8M1» uy i
nr?
■»—r