The Eugene guard., March 14, 1925, Image 11

Theaters and
Features
Society and
Churches
VOL. Q7
SECOND SECTION
EUGENE, OREGON, SATURDAY EVENING, MARCH 14, 1923
EIGHT PAGES
NO. 58
IPURPLE AN-D GOLD FLASHES
News of Interest of Events, Past and Future, at the University High School
cuss ulmis fur the work of (he hieh i Brown cave a talk on "(he visiting !
! hchoni annual. toarhor." Tea was served after the
I .Mr. Chatten will vi!it the news- meotiiig.
writinc vlass Tuesday, Mnrrh li, and
will itive an ilium rated lecture ex
plaining the process of engraving.
Vol.
Saturday, March 14, 1925
No. 22
The
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Editorial
h.skethall season for 1025 in
Tl,s I'niK-rsit.v high lost the
. ; t.in k. n olosa mnr-
not he f'Ht of lb-
r coach, they leave every inch
TTkrir vitality to make this season
nsstul one. In truth .t has
, success only two games were
both by only a few Points, and
. f lUATin: clean and
in, f,Ul, - -
ne'Va' " '""ve 1111 ,he pr"'"
,,,t ran be given them.
lB,i inBt vpbp for a I the
. " !,... J .
cd the entire second squad in the i eight o'clock. Several matches have
third quarter and they held Spring. been held and from the results it al
ways seems that vocabularies must
be studied more, although several
complaints like this come in: "Well,
! know nearly all of them, except the
one you ask me."
field to one point. The first snuad
were put back in for the last quarter.
first si""'
men, they have done a
.i.- onhnnl let them know
w lor "-- ;
fct jou appreciate it.
Girls Hold Demonstration
Tkp girls' gym exhibition was held
Ttarsday night in the Woman s
Luini Each class had a corner!
Found
I'o you want to enter school here?
How old aro you and what is your
name? These were a few of many
questions nsked of ' Buddy," infant
son of Dr. Clark, when he was found
near the school and brought into the
Girls Taka Up Tonnls
Tile Class in eirla' snnrr will nlar
I tennis after the spring vncation. Kach
office by a group of girls. He was 1 B" T nave to ' ber own racket
given a doughnut and (hen plied with i , b1"s Bml '' Inlversity courts
different questions. I havl! bMn "eeured for tins work. Aft-
When asked to point out his borne, " ""!"' '"""rl8 ""' '"t ,of
several house. VK terra canoeing will be taken up.
ally Mr. Benjamin. Krnest Kspinosa ""Y ' "s "'""'S.
and IleVeryl Hempy took the little ! ""d' hSw?r b'1"15 f'" now.
fellow in a ear to find hi. home with ! "nd no,"th not. vprv mn.v girls are
the result that it was finally located. ' ""y "r" '"J0""g ",c
Reserves Change Plans.
The flirl Reserve stunt niglit has
game was to determine the team that
was to play Kugeuo high for the
district championship and so the game
was played on the neutral Willamette
f Diversity floor at Salem. The. uni
versity high ho a had an off night
and were unable to convert baskets
like they usually do. Webster had
the usual lineup play.
Class Changes Rooms
The shorthand class, moved Friday
to the Seminar room in the education
building.
Boom ten, formerly occupied by
this class is now being used by Miss
; l.ounsbury as a geometry room for
those studentR who failed in that sub'
ject last semester.
Dally Qutzs Given
.Ue room which was decorated in I The two o'clock civics class has been postponed untifthe .1 or 4 of
litir colors, and before tlieir eier
dies, ,
ws as ofollons.
Bi March All the classes
and Folk Dancing
,.... ---- -
Grmoastics aim oonuin ..uiu,,M,c
Seventh Grade
Cnnoastics and Gotlonds Quadrille
Eighth Grade
GyTnastics and Ilunson Hruse....
t Ninth and Tenth Grade
Grawastics and Irish Jig
' Eleventh and Twelfth Grade
M Ball....eventn ana jMgmu uraue
n.Anetrntinn of
Slf Testing Activities
t :.. Seventh Grade
Individual Athletics Eighth Grade
Apparatus Work - ......
, Ninth through Twelfth
Individual Gymnastics. ...All Classes
Basketball Ninth through Twelfth
"jitacle Relay All Classes
Anrding of Trophy k
U. H. S. Wins Last Game
University high basketball team
ion its last game of the season from
.-I-l- 1 .
',ul,, Hall of U. H. S., and Nice of
oeen siren nany quizs the past week, j April. The cast of characters have
bj Misd Mr4 ullougli. who in stibntl-1 been chanBed. The senior croup will
tilting while Mr. Dickemon is away, present "Tuo Florist Shop," the cast
- . T '" i'beinR:
rrencn nay studied Mamle
The pupils of the nine o'clock 'Miss Weils
French II class have discarded their i Mr. Jackson
readers in favor of a play, called the
"Voyage do M. Perrichon," by La
brithe and Martis. l'art or all of
the play may be dramatized, says
Miss Schull, instructor.
Catalogue Out Soon
The faculty of the University high
school is working on a copy of a new
high school catalogue, as the old one
is out of date. The new one will be
out soon after the spring vacation.
Radio Books Arrive
The books '"Radie Communication",
written by John Stills, have arrived at
the Co-op. These books were order
ed by Mr. Means for the radio divis
ion of the Physics class. This sec
tion will now start on their regular
work. The study will take up the
mathematical side of radio.
Spell-Down Held
"All right, choose up sides for a
spell-down." creates some excitement
in Miss H'tey's French I class at
.. lora McClain
... Wanda Leslie,
Marjorie l.andru
Sloosky Margaret Hurley
William Francis Greenefield
The junior group will present "The
Innocent Villtan," the cast being:
Professor Knapp .... Thelma Nelson
Krnistine Floyd .... Katherine Manrud
Students "III"
Oh-h-h, Ah-h-h. Kh-he-e-e. These
were the sounds of sonic one evident
ly in great misery Tuesday afternoon
When the noises didn't stop, it was
decided the matter needed investigat
ing. Runuing out into the hall, in'
vestigators found it was only some
physics students who were expert
menting with a small instrument for
showing the vibrations of sound
waves. They would say vowels into
one end and watch a rubber diaphram
vibrate from the sound waves.
Mrs. Jonea Sails
Mrs. Iavid J. Jones nail pa! from
New York for Wales March 10, after
visiting in Montana for several weeks
and spending some time in New ork
city, hhe expects to arrive at her
dentinal ion March IS, w here she will
Tisit relatives, and will be joined by
Mr. Jones after school closes in June.
Mr. and Mrs. Jones will return to
Fngeno early in August when Mr.
Jones will assume the duties of city
Nchoul superintendent of Kngene.
Band Director Talks
Andrew Landles, director of the
Eugene high school band and orches
tra, talked, recently to members of
the Moose lodge on the subject of
music in public schools. i
,
ticarv School News
FUN A DILLON and
liltACK FAKK1S
The seventh and eighth grade boys
physicial training classes under the
direction of Mr. Newhouse, are or
caniiinir their baseball teams.
They nlay the last basketball or
the sen foii this afternoon, against the
Coburg team.
Mrs. Morrow is comfortably settled
in her new home at Lincoln
street.
Th boys and girls are constantly
hoping for dry Aveather so that they
may make use of the new baseballs.
At the P.-T. A meeting steps were
taken to provide a new bass drum
fur the school orchestra, under di
rection of Mr. Landles.
Museum Now Lacks
Adequate Building
Shakespeare's Play Studied
The senior EngUs-h . classes are
now stmlvinc Macbeth. ShultesncarQ's
Mrs. Hutt-in .... Hetty Ann Macduff last tragedy. The play is being read
Miss Mable Butt-in, KliKubeth (luilion in class and topics made for each
Freda Doris Lichty scene. a
I Later on. it may be dramatized by
Notebooks Called For the two classes. Just bi-fore inking
The notebooks that the students up the study of Macbeth. Shake
of the nine o'clock biology class have Upeare's life and plays were studied
been working on for the past six
weeks must be in Monday was the
announcement of Miss Hays Wednes
day morning. The notebooks contain
in order to furnish n background.
The
Practical Work Used
economics class hnsi
been
notes and drawings on development i studying business organisation. Dur
and on protozoae. Two distinct j ing the past week monopoly was dis
cussed, lo make the work clear, dia
grams were put on the board to
illustrate. Thursday, papers were
written on the advantages and dis
advantages of monopoly. Friday. I
test was given on the work covered
during the study of business organization.
classes of protozoae have been found
so far. i besc are flagellates and cil
iates.
U. H. S. Loses Game
Corvallis high school won from
the University high basketbnll team
March 5 by a score of 11) to 1(1. The
Mimmie Dement, a fourth grade
pupil, has moved to The Dalles.
SEATTLE, March 1 1. A
state museum, whose number of
specimens increases at the rate of
ln..0 yearly, but which ban been
closed to the public more than a year
due to lack of funds to erect a mod
ern building, is owned by the atnte
of Washington. The museum is on
the University of Washington cam
pus here in a structure thn formed
a part of the Ataska-Paciftc-Vukou
exposition of JttOl.
In the last two years 2100 speci
mens in 13.1 collections have brought
the total number of specimens to
105.000. They are valued at $115.
HK and illustrate the entire histori
cal growth of the Pacific northwest.
The public has been excluded from
Viewing the exhibits Until they are
in a new building.
(enry soSonl today was awarded
the LSkeie Jewelry trophy for the
nen test, most efficient and economical
school in Eugene in te handling of
materials, hyt the school Itonrd. This
trophy, which is a large silver loving
cup, whs offered by O. L. Skeie tins
year an an incentive to thrift and
neatness on the part of school pupil
and tenplierp.
Condon school was awarded the
cup the first time. It was then given
to Lincoln and,lienry schools. The
school board acts as a committee of
judges In making the award, which Is
based on (n economy In use ot ma
terials provided by the school district
(2 neatness and care of building In
side and out, and X) general appear
ance of the school yard.
he remained until the aridrome
closed down and was then trans
ferred to Egypt. Here he studied
for the royal air force pilot's certifi
cate. He passed his tests and is now
pilot-sergent in one of the air mail
planes between Cairo and iaga. a
desert journey of 700 miles each
way.
ltaltantyns wri an original mem
ber of the crew of the R-H4, but It
was found necessary to leave him
behind. Hu was bent on making the
trip, however, and, two hours before
the crnft left Scotland, he hid him
self in the rigging. When the air
ship was about 00 miles out he waa
discovered, lying sick and feverish
among some gns bags to which he
had crept from the rigging. After
treatment by the staff physician he
worked hia way across for the rest
of the voyage.
Tutor for Prince
Stowaway Is Now
Certified Pilot
J.ONnOX, .March 14. W Wil
liam Rallnntyne, who was a stow-'
nwny oo the lt-IU when she flew to
America In July, 1110. has at last
heen successful In obtaining his
"wings," or in other wonls his pi
lot's certificate. After hia escapade
on the ilirigihle, Rnllnntyne was sent
back to Ilowden In Yorkshire, where
TOKIO, March 14. Major General
Lord Lawrence Drummond, former
tutor of the I'rlnco of Wales, will
supervise the study of Prlnro Chichi
hu, second son of the emperor, who
will go to England in May for two
years' study.
All About Einstein
PARIS, March 14. Proving again
that Klnstein "started something."
Professor Morris Lecot of the I'nl
versity of I.ouvain lias found 11775
books about the author of the theory
of relativity. Of this number ouly
43ft were written in his native land
of Germany, Great Rritain contribut
ing 1161).
- Mra. Reck, representative of tho 1
school of music on tho university I
campus, atteuded tho music class of j
Miss lmvood, who ia practice teach-1
ing. !
r
Three new pupils have entered the j
first grade. They ore John and Hob- i
crt Leppart and Hubert Luman. j
The pupils of this grnde are mnk- j
ing progress in phonics and reading. I
They arc also doing fine work in mu-:
sic and other studies. ;
The Palmer penmanship represen
tative. Miss Preston, from Portland,
visited the school last week.
Eugene High School News
Seniors Entertain Mothers
A tea for the mothers of all Ben-
rhursday afternoon, March 11:, from
u to o o ciock in room ouo. u
m tae nrst anair oi mis mnu 10
riven DV anv senior class in e.u-
tme hiiili school. Mrs. E. L. Flctcli
r and Miss Mae Kiosey presided at
it Itl tables.
assigned to the four classes for beau
tification. The seniors and juniors
have. ciorAC-iif the. lawn in front cf
the school and on each Eirie lo -the
southeast J'and northeast cutrances,
while the sophomores and freshmen
keys during the regular song-sessions
to be held in assembly each week.
Typist Makes Bocord
Maron Thompson, a first year typ
ing student, recently made a record
in charge of the courts and thai of 02 words a minute on on T'nder
Team at Tourney.
The stale basketball tournament
nhicli ia being played in Salem, will
..tug tiasu lOT U1C, BlUIC tunuilnuu
Tne victors of this tournament will
. r.li.A.Anl.rl In tha l,ltnH KtMtl'H
mmco nutic nntiomtl tournament ut
I hlrni.il
The K. II. S. quintet is represented
Milligan, Joe Bnlly, Holand
'"liniin, Hrron Harnes, I,ester til-
Marvin Schroder and Carol Kb-
'Han.
T'D district championship teama
represented. They are Penille-
''l. Hoed River, Kriinklin high. As
' ri. Salem, F.ugene, Arago, Mcdford
im MrMinnville high.
Fifty Dollars Realized
T mm "f S."4.R0 was cleared from
" rfi-ent performance of the oper-
' The llelle of Barcelona. The
il" ket Mle amounted to ?-."il.D0 nn I
I'llal expen.es, including music,
nnl of costumes, stage equipment
J advertiinz. amounted to Killl.TII.
ar-fits revert tn the treasury of
undent b"ily association.
grounds at the rear of the building.
Bungalow Plans Drawn
The advanced atudents in architec
ture are doing splendid work in mak
ing plans, tracings and blue prints
for mudern homes, these plans are
complete in every detail, including
basement, first and second floors, and
all modern built-in features and the
placing of furniture.
Kach student in this course is re
quired to complete a set of blue prints
of a moderu bungalow drawu to scale.
Society to Participate
At a special meeting o line Aip.i.i
wood machine. This is the highest
speed yet attained by any of tliefirst
year students.
Instructor Spoaks on Radio
J. T. Thornton, adviser to the
radio club, spoke on the fundamen
tals of physics Involved in the opera
tion of a simple set, last Monday.
Vitcor Phelps spoke on. The place
of clubs in high school. The remain
der of the meeting was spent prac
ticing code.
' Classes Enjoy Slides
The second semester science class
es of Miss Mary l.ee Sullivan, Miss
chapter of the National Honor so- (Jlenn Prank and Rnsooo Sill were
ciety held Wednesday the. activity shown lantern slides of wild animate
period a committee including Herbert and those animnls which man has do
..i..i '..ul.ninn farnl Kierhart I mesticaleil. last Friday. The slides
ll-(-(,'l . , "n
and George Kvsns wns chosen to wo a
out a stunt for the Hi .lini.
"Inter Nos" Meet
At a meeting of the I.ntin club.
Inier Ns." Thursday me pre,,.,....
appointed a committee consisting of
V,,r Ashton. Marine Perry and Mar
ian Powell to adopt a conslitullon. A
snrinl committee. Hon Sheylhe, I har
1, tie Hilviird end Mniy Lou se I of-
inan, wns also appoint.
Hl-Y Uonterenca Planned
A 'tmiroittee composed of L'lsrk
,:ii'lu, Addison Hrnckman and
ftMr Calkins, wns minotnted At the
'"lit meeting of the Hi-1' club
fday evening. March 11. lo
." Ilan for the county Hi-1 con
;"'ft. other cities that will (end
"ltn t ,h conference are
(ielil. Cottage Grove, Coburg
"Vend ing.
1 Commit!., n-itl .l.n a.t dates
v ampaign of f riennsnip,
"niiai event fo the Hi-1 club.
K'ubeth Knowlc. Pauline Stivers.
'twite Shelley and Jana Glenn
M b.i'n el.ia.l h .;.)' .',i.e
r and Clnr,nAA M..n.. T-u-in
u'ra rd de ISrnt kart, and Henry
1,1 the nova r nh. Other atll-
re ueing considered.
n0r"' Club Initiates Eight.
t the hnn.. '.rn. I'nf.
'ndaj evening, March 13. Thoe
i-atM ,r, (o,. ,nd vitl, t;tt-
T "Ty and Melbn McDonaM. Lois
" AIM'S Mr I mnA ltrtf.
-' n.i
bail
10.
""J refreshments were served
" "e even
ing.
At
Dibat
ers Talk to Club
. .
of the Nes
ItlF Inmtlf tntar.atin.
V" ,'V"' various inein
... debiting team: to wf.
.." .. '.''munson, Pauline Win
were obtained from the extension
ilirision of the I'niversily of tlregon.
Legal Qutetion Discussed
That congress shoid hare power
hv a two-third, vote to annul decis
inns of the supreme court " ."'
question which was debated by es
tnrisna Thursday.
Wallace Campbell, who supported
,he affirmative alone becausej... col
league was absent, won a .k-1 " -,'"
from Alice Clink and llarrj
Barley of the negative team.
Students ! Challenge
The member, of Mrs. Carl, '
bdSthe"...,
of Mar before the Latin clu
M s Carlile's third per.od It.n
,1... has m we -M".rt;l,;;r
her fourth period cla.s to a verhil
duel.
Block Printing Done
. , ,.1 class in art is
gin'nin'g'lhe' study of
color theory. The ....dent. I I -
he.
..I., a rhari
of colors to each other.
.bowing the relation
Student Solva Pufile
A cross-word puwle was . .e...
,f ihe Art club Thursday. The words
I, name, of famous p.mter. or
Athenians Conduct Sale
Might dollars and thirty rnt was
mad" by the Athenians on Tuesday.
March I". by the sale nf hot dog
sandwiched in the halls. This money
will be used to pay fr the Athenian
picture in the Lugenean.
ports in connection with this subject
at the Inst meeting of the club.
The fJreek drama was reviewed by
Melbn McDonuld, A brief survey of
the Latin drama wns given by Eliza
beth Morse. Katherine Wine), ell
presented a summary of several Eng
lish dramas.
Architectural Students Tested
Test papers have Been received by
r red Che-in from A. H. Nickols, state
supervisor of industrial education.
These tests, which arc sent to nil
high schools in the state, are for the
purpose of determining tho know
ledge of each student regarding me
chanical drawing and architecture.
"J 4 C's Have Speaker
( I. liorer, president of the Hank
of Commerce, addressed the J 4 ("s
club nn the relation between the
banker nnd.the farmer.
Two pupils have left Miss Men-
denhnll's room. Uretchen Niekn has
moved to Itiver road and Ernest El
roy has moved on the Coburg road.
Edward Lam man from Washing-'
ton has entered Miss Johusou'a third .
grade class.
Hailey Mcfiinn from Hoscburg has (
entered the fourth A. j
Marie and Gordon Etrny have left i
this grade to enter another school.
The pupils In Miss Hart's room '
have been making a spring study in:
paints and. yellow gray' ami ' bluck j
colored paper. I
An assembly was held Tuesday j
morning for the seventh and eighth ;
grades, to acquaint the pupils with
the mtisic contest which is to be held
in about twelve weeks. j
The classes are midi .;ig the rec
ords. "Leihesfreud," composed by i
Fritjs Kreisler, and "Prer (Jynt Suite" j
by (irjeg.
The eighth grade girls' sewing
1rsm( furnitilieil (lie nmrmm fur
Mr. Roror also eiplained the work the P.-T. A. meeiinir Wednesdav. The
of the agricultural commission of Ih.!gir1n wore dresses thev had made un
American Banker's association, of,,or ,)P tirPriion of the sewing tench
which he is n member, representing ,,r Mnti j0f,Pphine Enright.
the twelfth federal reserve district. prograin wns as follnws: A
comprised of the seven western mm.k nirnir hy n,out tpn nf ,he girls.
B,n,r'1- in which they explained how I heir
i dresses were made: two songs, "Out
Enfiraver Meets Staff j ("er the Iteep," and "Houtheni Twi-
W. 11. Chattcn, of the Hicks-Chat-1 light Song" by all the girls, and a
ten engraving company, made a busi-! doll dance by Henrietta (losney and
ness visit ta the Eugenean staff! Lenna Hall. A a final number the
Tuesday afternoon, March 1". to dis- girls danced the "Virginia Heel." Mrs.
Mis Shears Makes Record ,
I'orothv Shears, a student in ad
vanced short hand, made a high rc-
rd of rjn words a minute in taking
dictation froia practically new ma
terial. This fs the hiKheil spee
that any advanced shorthand student
has made in taking dictation.
Play to Be Given
'The Hoop Stone.' a one-act com
edy bv Stigter, will b presented in
asitem'hlv anon hy the dVumntic class
under the direction nf Mini
Zimmerman, instructor
Eunice
Englih-
irr ku. t. . - .t-n:
-'a a
the treat benefits
r derived from the debate.
SteiQrS Plan. Ch.,ka
'"""'f'caiion nf the front
Sl"nlV Peterson and HalpJ
Sntr... - . .
"1 l.r li ,, i'l,r..lr.
were names
their works.
Talk on Etiquette Given
Mr, luanit. Penniman. represe
rnTaWe'eCe-.e Thursday n.o,n,n,
to girl, taking bomejconomiv-s.
... will Plav
Mi.. M.rsters- urgent call for a ; bekab lodge on
Orchestra Prepares Program
According lo late reports the high
school orchestra has plaved the fun
eral march betokening the passing of
solemn music. The orchestra is now
working on late and popular jas and
preparing for a concert lo he given
in the high school auditorium during f
a student assembly in the near fu
ture. Short Playi fo Be Given
The Maker of 1 "reams,'- -A Col
lege Stick" and "rleauty ami Ihe
lacrbin." will be presented by mem
bers of the liramatiP club, at Hie
neit regular meeting of the Parent
Teacher aocialion. bich will be
held April -'.
Department to Exhibit
The adranced classes of French.
Spanish and IJilin plan lo hold an
ellnbit during the first week ot May.
About 4" or .' po.tera are to be
made by the students.
. ,.v..i,.r' I. irrurr
i''.toedaT. March 11. assembly. Ac-j
Orchestra PUyt for Elks
The nrrhe-tra under the direction
of Andrew Landles played at the
K!ks' club Saturday evening. Marc
7. t. ....
The members win piay inr n.r ..
kah lolge oo Friday. March ii.
ir. an as.emniy
ii, p , L,;.. h.i.tit lortn.h.a been recruu "-
a.aemuiit-i. " .
"""" .... .,.r!" at th
Drama Study Completed
Msrion urcb-r. pi.W l j . the ithen-
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framework, aprlng work, filling are Itoneslly roprcsnntnl for Jual
what llicy nrn good and rollnlilo In every iMiill. t'hoose Jllrch
fold" pipcca In inolinlts. vnloura and wool tnpcatrlea In Ihn
season's nowest pntlernn and color comhlnntlona you urn nsaitred
of a atnnd.ird of uinstructlon to be iltipllrntod nowhero else.
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A One-Week
Sale of Ball
Bearing Lawn
Mowers
aaaa rTT
This Week Only
$220 "Birchfield" Mohair Davenports $175
$175.oo
$15 Cash $3 Week
This
dosirahlo
week we are featuring one of the newest
Mohair Davenporta In the "nirchfitld ' Lino.
and most
A great,
luxurious overstuffed piece, with lowr sloping arms and gracofully
doaigned back, beautifully made antl tulloroil in every particular.
Choke of new plain nnd figured Mohair.
"Hoosier" Kitchen Cabinets Sold Only at
Wetherbee-Powers
Many New Models Now Displayed
An opportunn Bilr of
gunrantreM hntl hearing
lnwn mowers two ntnnd
ortl sites for rhotro.
ChiiosA yours this week
sn-l save.
14-Inch Size
ftatl hrsrltiK lawn movt,
or, with knlfn stpol
Mndrs, oil tpniinrpi!. nnrt
R tn h ciiRy running
wheels.
$10.95
16-Inch Size
Unit lifarirtft lawn mow
ers with 8-lnch wheels
snd oil tempered kntf
steel blades. Special.
511.35
ONE DOLLAR
Delivers Vours to . Your
Home
No Interest
Use
Your
Credit
WETHERBEE
-POWERS
1. CAST NINTH AND OAK Jr
We
Charge
No
Interest
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