Morning register., May 13, 1923, Image 9

l0d Section
4 1. Q I
Editorial Society
Churches Stage
Classified Ads
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fflflflP IN BJHTH RATE
L i. Nflarlv 500,000
U Year 1868 '
0 IS FAR IN LEAD
UK0 I"10'00"
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Iff Aiirll ! A row, "f
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,7u oii of tmblea, uocoril-
and lirrinw" " . .
"... witr Iim'sUM of bublm,
rflM to the luteal fig"",
5 now h. MWM
bl and Franca lm but
,k,v. her death rate.
PupuUllon SS.'JOO.uOO
,'l prrtcnt popuiniiun li
lt 100.0UQ whereof I.60O.-
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1 ..I i.v a n 4 K eum-
B mcnw-tt "t
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rr.
.l. n.i.t.nr nf Mitrrlmrcw
L, fur ti flrat aut
.k. Mirnuiiinnilliitf tlnr-
lllll. the blih nil Is allghl-
lh drill ll role,
ultima! ttlltintcv. however.
. . .,.- than 1m tl lfirt
HI l -
L. j In ihM (Itirmnll
ti dua lo post-war poverty
LV li nilMvorlnc by legla-
la incrifi iiiriii-T.
. ...... ...nM eltlt,li.n
gi iuvi mi to-,
Iinhllhi-r wiln rim, nnil nth
linrM are being adopted,
n v. i ia aiL'n it r it 1 1 1 r r
k tot for every child.
Lenity High Note
ia School" I'rcacnlcd
m Club Defeated
mi Art Author
r i la Entertained
Charm School," preaented
itnlor cIum of Hi" Unlver-
Ira achool liiat nliihi In I lie
khMl auilllorluin, kept ,1m
In conuminl mute of
itiit. from the tlmo ihn cur
iW on the hectic aceno of a
Mm until II full two hours
half later, alluiitlun utter
o replete with IHkIi com-
H up pitch unUrokvn unit
fnipied.
In Uevono, lllo ruilnHniun
Idniwaa Klvi'il n cnicfiil 11 ml
ini-ririillon by IIiikIi
oho portrayed "II of the
nee of nonchitluni youth.
It and thoroiixhly fimilnine
ability lo hnve her own wuy.
FT Ktronir irltimpheit In the
uia iienedoltl. The H inu
la-. Bobble (llftvn and Dule
tre Imuluneoua In their
to the auillonco by rtpentea
ol witiU'lum and prunkery.
UacKrnale, a mora aurlotia
Hr, woa excellently nliiyed
kbtrt runrlnn, whllo Altona
ua(ore Hoyd. Iho Imppy
Mraccounlanl whono luve for
f u dlaapohitrd, wiia BlnlllliK
ftlul In the faco of hla mla-
t,
Jonea fluttered through
nwprttnilon of Mlna C'urtla,
iwrom but well - mennlnaT
head. Illla n ..nn hll
Alley Arnmntrout ndinlrnlily
i ine pan or ii achool Klrl.
the beat Ph-i-imf j linvla Af
f wro tlioo of Mlaa liny,
W-fuhloncd, rlHd achool
f and Homer Johna, a bunk
W wapectlvoly by Chnr-
nu jjfiin HCOlt.
Imcceaa of thA n,nv ...... ,iiiA
( . taiuiii io mo unitr
iroria of tho couch, Mia
"--vucia.
LdlKul ...... i. i... ..
"iM-tu uuiween inw
pal furnlahed by the Uurton
I v- e e
hrnr,,AA am m..
Unlvmlty hlKh toum de.
uroKon ciuu iiy a. acoro
10 4. Pn.mli. anm...i.i
I.L. ., ,,w " llllll II III
'"llntup for thin kiuiio In
r" lnn auiintiiuie a
nni how.,hlr nbllUy. Homo
""lynra anowvii anon
S?i,h"J. ,"e' Prollbly
" In the reuular lineup.
Wllowlne; lineup wn uod
'-"rf;PKnrd,.fio;1,Ven'
,'!.' omhly wna cnlloct
t'V"n'i nt 3:80 o'clock
1 of H.Tho Ch"rm Bohool."
luSnna,,,,",,r0u"ln m,lch
tha .1! Inir inlto mater
,vnlnir pcrtormanci).
S "1 of thW.chool,
" ni.5 or 'ini'ndlcltl
Pin'nriAi.n.i """i'imibii io un-
h ki "1 will bo nblo to
ki. "c" -or ,nt lci,Ht
of educutlon, liiivn Willie,, n, W0
Icmlnia iirllcliH In in In y,.r niil,.
llvullol, uf thn llllllnlln f Ulil imIii
I'lillonul dmi'lni.!i,t of (,, unj.
viTNlly. Tho IIiiIIkiiii ih IhnuiiiI l,y
the IliHlltiillun iih u rvport , n,,.
Hlntn tin iiaiiurliiientM trt.il ,,,,
found aiicwnaful hy illrr,., , .
ntruclnra.
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Thn Junior Iwo'a worn r-tilir
tallied with u ,roully cuniliirti.il
lour thi'oiiiili llit- tirlKNIiil ri miiih.
etiin in I hi. Wuniiin' ImiIIiIIiik un
Mundiiy iifinrniiiiii. Mr. Muiniy
Willll..,' tuld ,t,,r,ll( Bto.(
iibout Ihn hlatory of ilrri rcnt ol,.
JuoU Of llllernnt III tlilH cnllwlloii
nnil I'hucoliiie with t.,t W11)l ,,,, VJ
lO lllU MtlldlllltH.
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TIlO Holhl Ifi-Olnnliy ,.!,, W,,,h
Minn Hiimi. M( (ii,w ,.,. (
Ihn III:. it o'chi.k i.miIihI. i mu
en up a new hiiIiIi.ii ii.i. ....... i.
They nru atuilylUK iiiIiikiiiiiIiiIim ii-
nmiiuiin. a IM'lllliKlilliloili.ilihlMllun
I ll aolld miiiipiiHKil f twiilvu five.
ldnd nature. All iriiionliliiim on
til Hlllljecl II I'll o , ,y .-(y
of till week.
The Hi-lilur iwo KiiKllnh rliin nre
almlyinic a new honk, nni I'lid
I'lper of IIiiiiii.IIii nnil (in,,.r iu.
em." by Kohert Kl'ov, nlnir. ,i,
lh Junior Iwo ilium In Kiillh
huvn Uiken up the Hi inly of llur
rouKha' hook on "lllnl uml lii.ea."
Mr. Ilnrolil lleiijiiinln'a in lli li. i,
"Why Hlllity Jllaiory," hna been
ui-reptitl by thn lllatoiinil iiiiikii
ln. Mr. Ileujumlu hn wrltleu
aevernl oilier mill-Ion on vnrlou
aubjei't which hnvo uppoared In
different vdUfllllolllll ItlllKUXIne.
Mr. Itollleii 1ii-kerBon. Nupervl
or ur Ihn lil-lory Uepuriuienl. who
hn bcfii ihiiiIiIk to meet hi damn-
for Ihn piiHl iwo week on iifi-uunt
of lllne. reauuieil hi work Tue
liny Inornlnir. Mlaa Hlll.. Wuke
field. Mr. Ili.iijninln. nnil .Mr. Hpen
eer hnd I'linra.. of hla clumie dur
Inn hi Hliannce.
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Mondny niurnlnir. thn elnvon
o'clock civic clnuN hn nimwhiit
lnrtled n tlmy caperli-nct-d n
enllrely illffcrent Itnidlnu ayalem
lor iimir uiiy work, iliirlnir tho
abaenca of Mr. Dlckeraon. tho In
iructor. Mr. Ilcujiinilu Inul i liurirn
of the liim. whiln durlnir hi nl
eonce. Mr. Hpencer. of thu inullu-
niullc depurlment. wna ilr lifted
Into the Hat of nulnitllutlnir tench
era, lo udd black ninrk lo Mr.
DIckerann'M hltio itriiilo book, tin
Monday innrnliiit Mr. Ilnnjiiniln re
turned. The aliidenl Inirely hud
lima lo ulii nro ni Iho flral (wo or
thren pnite of ihiit day nanlKti
inenl, when thn new experlenca
ht-Kiin. Mtii'h to their nurprleeone
of thn "brilliant" hoy or Iho el una
wan called upon lo lake Ihe chair.
Ho did u without n niouienl' he.
II ut Ion. evidently thlnkliiK thin he
had been called upon to "quia"
Ihe cbiaa. Illfflcult (UeHtlolia that
ho might muks the chnw uncom
fttrtahle with heniin lo loom up In
hi ni'llvn vcreliulliyn. ,. cpiddculy he
ahtllcd.-iih "n purtlctilnrly unod
thotiitht" came to hi mind.1 hut
aiiddcitly It faded nwny, What wa
that Mr, Itenjiunln wa aiiyhiK?
Itenlly. how. provlklnir, and eapec
Inlly when one forirot the anHlicn
tucht luadn on Friday, or w hen one
wna no buay. or hint the aprlnK
fever: Tho plan, a Mr. Ilcnjitmlu
explained It, wa to dlerovcr bow
much liio civic cIiinm hud learned
durlnir hla nhaence. Different In
dividual were called upon to nit
at hi denk while ihe clna In m'li
nral wn prlvlli'KCd lo put iie-
(CnntlniiAil on nn I, nninmn 4
EUGENE, LANE COUNTY, OREGON, SUNDAY, MAY 13, 1923
NUMBER 27
Notci from Hendricks High
HciiIuik Junloni' (Itival
liiinni Won by tJnlvemlty lllKli
I'lilnlltiK Arn Itnoelved
(Mil ItoHorvcH Entorlitln
Thn Heiilor worn tint triii.utM nr
the Junior cIiim, at nil enlnrliilii
inenl kIvmii on Krldny uvenltiK. .May
II. Ill Ihe hlKll HChuol auilllorluin,
which wan decoralcd In Ihe clu
colore, perlwlnkln bluu and k-Uiiioii
pink, A lirouriim ihiimImi intr r i,
dcnlH. MuhIc for Iheuaaomhly waa
riirnlnhed by thn IiIkIi kiIiooI or
chnelia under tho direction of Al
bert I'crfect.
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Mr, fllfford Nimh hna elect"d
Iho uiiihIc for the commencement
and haccaulaurcato Hervloe. The
ontlro In iimIcii I iiroKiam will be
contributed by IiIkIi achool Htu
denlH. 'Ihn niualcal part of tho bnccau
laiirealn acrvlcu will cone;! of vo
cal nolo by Allen Korr. (Muro Whlt
ton, and JJouald Oati-under, und a
Hi'l'ictlou by Iho Kleo club choru.
Kdv.'ui-d Ileal will Hive n violin olo
mid a duet hy thn kI'Im' and boy.'
iliinrlnta will be a apeclul feature.
and Mevernl hort aklla wiih
ai'iiled at i hi lime. ItiifreKluin'iitH
wetu aerved In May ImelielH Inter
In the cvcnlnir. Thuao III clinimi or
ihn nffalr wern Tom Hull. Hiilnh
Ni-wiiinn, Allcu Kerr, Jleutilcn Mm.
hihi, and Cliini Whlllon.
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In a hiird-fouuhl kiiiih. Ihhi 'i'neM.
day ilm unlveinliy rionli lianelmll
team wna returned victor over thn
II. II. H. -.'mini. The com al ihe
1 of Ihn nrih InnltiK wan 7 to
3 111 fnvur of Ihn frfulinieii lint
nfier Ihe froKh iIiiiiik.-iI hihIiitn
Ihn local I en in kiivo Iheni a chain
run. Ihn acorn endluir 7 to U,
t'arHon for thu II. of t). luihe
at ruck out five, while HprliiKutn
of lleiKlrlcltK whiffed wo. The
oiuierii. were i;nrHoii, willluniH.
Htailn iiiiiI HIIk. for Ihe froKh. anil
HprliiKutn mid Keeney for the hlKh
achool Wulluco Wlliller liuiplred.
The I .ii ne County Ited Croa na
aoi'lailou hn donuted to ihn IiIkIi
Mchuol library threw reproduction
of palnlliiK of ihn cnthedrul at
Ithelma, which wa dcHlroyvd by
ihn (lermiin In the latu war. Tho
picture were given to thu hlKh
itchool with thn condition that they
are to bo frumcd.
Thu parent - teacher imanciutlon
of the hiiih achool are maklnK pre-
paraiton to nave ihn plcturca
re- Km In fuller, cellolat,
plilnu Tuylor, pi.inlat.
and Joae-
The iiilvanceil ml Hltidenl have
at liiat Huccecded In mukliiM' acveral
phiHier or piirlH cnntH, with which
liny will be iibln to mold an num
ber of deeorallvn Hie. According
lo MIhm I''IhIiwooi1, liiHlructor In
art, Dm iIchIkiih In Ihn tile will
hn filled with colored cement,'
which will add Kieaily lo the ur-
llHIIc efreel,
Kecond aeuicHter chiKHe arn mak
lnK pOMter for thn Klcn club oper
etta, "Thu Hell of llcuujulala,"
A picnic wiih iclven by Ihn mem
ber of MIhh (lliiily Hhlndlcr'H flrt
period Hhorlhand da at the Hlaf
ford Hchool Iiouho on Tueadiiy even
liiK. May X. HiiHehall and other
outduor Killing furnlahed aniue
meul fur Ihn eveulliK- Thn chaper
iiiiik wure MIhh (llady Hhlndler,
and Mia llircl Klahwood. . Thoae
on Ihe refrvahment commlllee wero
KvanKellnu Knox. Theliuu Fowler,
and llady lleiiner.
Thu normal trulnlnic club under
thu Hupervlalon of Ml Helen
llurke enjoyed a picnic' on Tue
day evenliiK. May 8, at Hklnner'a
butto.
Tho ntudent In tho ndvnnced
typlnaf cliutaea aro taklns; Inventor-
rritmed. It la poaalhln that thn i "'a of tho propertle In Iho dlffer
iiiunuiil tralnlnir department will . ent room thla week for the achool
no llie work. Hlncu ihe cathedral ooaru. i nia wora na mucn prac.
wa demollnhed, tho value of tho
picture will Increaan with lime.
They aro now valued at flDU.
Fourleen Junior hnve recently
been eelected hy Iho member of
Ihe Athenian l.iirnry aocleiy to enr
re on thu work of thu orirnnlaatlon
next year. A it I Htrlctly a nenlor
honoi-ury Hoclely. only thoo atu
duiita who have thn hlKheat Kradea
are conaldcrnd for- memherKhlp.
Followluic I the Hal aelectcd: !et
la lllll, Chiro Whlllon. Anila Wll
llama. Ileairlce Maaon, 'ernlia
Wlnxenreld. llnlvn Jacobs, Vada
belle llrown, MarKuerlto Fihwood.
Honnld Oatrnnder. Carrol Wlllluma.
Howard Fberhnrt. Kdwnrd Heat,
ItoKera Kliuberllntr.
tlcnl value, nn It fclvc the Mtudentu
actual experience.
The proKrnm for the aenior play
nro nlao heinic worked out In the
commercial department. '
Tha domoatic nrt department
under the aupnrvlalon of Mia Bue-
lah MorKnn and Mlaa Hnxel 8trlef
will preacnt a atylo enow at the
Ilelllir theatro on May 21. Tho
performance will he put on In reK-
uliir acenea between the reirulur
ahowa. Tho dlapluy will conalat
of hat and dreaaea made In the de
partment during the year
Preliminary tryout for the Ter
rlll cup conleat wore held on Tues
day. May It. A total of eleven a
plranta delivered their orations be
, In honor of the aenior itlrla tho font tho JiidKea who were W. C.
Klrl reaervea entertained on Wed- Mclnnla. Frank J. Palmer, nnd
niutilnv Mnv Crnen Pnllnr eiivn'Mra. M. P. Fletcher. After lin
a clarinet jio and ,Hcnlrlcu Mllll-i o'ber.. tryout I held tho Judtre
Kn irnvnTwrrcudlnua. Phort talk will aelect Iwo hoya and two itirls
were made hy Ruth Richmond and 'frOm each clna to nppenr In the
Marlorle llonon on the work of conleat to bo held in the hitch
1 1.. ii i 1,. ii... hii, ..i,r,i ir. Hchool auditorium on Wednesday.
ler Iht iirouram refreshments were '" 16. Tho boy-nnd the-frlrl
-,'v,.,i I winner will have their names en
" graved on the Tcrrlll cup, which
As n feature of the nnaenibly la In tho trophy cftse.
held on Wednesday, May . n skit a
from the aenior play. "Daddy I.oiik Keven'.een members of ths Eu-I-cks,"
was presented by Iho play- penenn atnff wero entertained at
nm. Fntlnu'lnfr thn UMtinl citatom. . dinner nt tho home of Mr.' E. C
the senior sat In n Kroup on tho Hnnderaon.Tweirth avenue nnd Aid-
lower flnor. Immediately nricr the or streei, on i nuraany niaiu. in
iih. inl.lv Hrknta lo the nlnv. which I honor of her son, Mnrk, who la n
will he held on Mar 10 nl the Hell-, member of Iho slnff. The table
lit Ihealer, were aold to tho slit-i was decorated III the school colors.
TTnlver-
Rprlnir-
klrk,!l"non lh.
k?: DIV nlnv. ii..
d. Th. T.-.0n th" Hprlnufleld
In aP'P.W. lb: Power. si
""'! Wlngnrd, rf.
rl"vriJ ",!!? ""porvlsnr of
Ft '""ImenV nol mng
"wi umvoriity ,ohool
Tool-Craft
All Sort of Tiling for
Boyi and Men to Make
By Frank h Solar
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tetvarnav Or i
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pin pin and while, and attractive
nnli marked tho places of tho
KUests.
It. T. Hill's first nerlnil iiIivhIc
claim accepted un invitation from
I'., r, Vun Jlouttu, munaKer of
ihe local telephone excliunu-u. to
vlalt Iho plain. Thn class went
Monday mornlnit. Mnv 7. and thn
superintendent of eucli depurlment
cxpluined uoinu of tho mysteries
of ins division.
iho th rd period nhvaics cliiim
olao wero conducted throuKh, the
telephone ' exchunxB on Friday,
May 4. In uddlllon to this, after
ihn Invltutlon of J. o. Holt, man
ager cf the KuKcnn Fruit (Irowcrs
asHocinllon, this class was shown
IhrouKh thu leu ) In ii t . Jleru Hie
process or uiunuruciurinK Jco and
icu c rcii in was explained.
'J'ilo operetta. "Hells of Ite.-mlol-
nls," Is well under way. Thn high
school orchest will begin practic
ing with the complete cast thla
week. Clever French folk dunces
have hnen worked out by Miss
Uhirtys Conklln. CoHlumes for tho
principles havn been ordered and
Mlaa Klolse Klilim.'l Icit Is devoting
llm sixth porlods to completing cos
tumes for the chorua.
Tim domestic science clascs,
under thu direction of Miss Hazel
Htrlcf, will study camp cookery
next week. Men In will bo prepared
oul-of-doors. which will make the
sludy more realistic und definitely
practical.
A ipcclal opportunity class has
been organized by Mis Klnsey,
head of the English department.
This Class meets every night after
school and Is conducted lor those
students who have difficulty In
the preparation of their work. The
time of the clusa la determined by
the peraonul needs of tho student.
Eight freshmen have entered
tho Tcrrlll cup contest. The Hat
now contains tho numes of the fol
lowing: Max Kubenstlen, Forrest
Halloday, Wendell Judd, Elmer
Thomimon. Hazel fofndexter, Elma
lnman. Beatrice Milllgan, and
.MJirgaret Edmunsen.
t The tryout aro being held after
school tnls week, and tho finals
will take place May 1C, during
tho naaembly.
Two girls and two boys aro to
bo chosen to uphold the class in
the final contest. The winners will
huve their names Inscribed on the
sliver cup. ?
Plana for the final week of
schol have been ' formulated nnd
announced. Tho examinations will
be ono hour in length and will be
held on Tuesday. May 29. Wed
nesday Is a holiday and Thursduy
the students will he excused while
tho teachers are preparing the re
ports which will he reudy on Fri
day. A grade of II Is required In
Order to obtain exemptions this
lsur. ' ; (.., ' ,- - ; - a.
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Tho second semester Caesar class
under Miss lllala Is studying? the
construction of the brldgo which
CncBar built across the Rhine
wiien he. made his attack on tho
Germans. A miniature bridge wna
obtained which resembles that his
toric ono and la ussisting the class
m Its study.
Tho Hendricks high school or
chestra, under tho direction of Al
bert Perfect, gave a musical pro
gram at Union high school. Walk
er, Oregon, Friday evonlng. May
11. A feature of the program was
a whistling solo by Ku:h Hudson.
After tho program a play was put
on by tho Walker students.
The Inst Issue of the News will
he out on Tuesday. May 22, and
will bo dedicated to tho seniors.
It will be tho fourteenth Issue of
this school year nnd will break
the record for the number of cop
ies edited in one term.
Junior High School Notes
Mxcitlng Game Is Lost
Oirls I'luy First Guriio
Physical Exhibition Planned
Ulrl Scouts Out Pins
(Edited by Mildred Jlutler and
Wallace Campbell.)
Tim Junior high boys' baseball
team lost an exciting game al Kt.
Mary's team Friduy, May 4. The
tlrst eight innings were looaely
played, the scoru being !l to 1. Hut
In tho lil n l ll inning Junior high
rallied and after two outs made
four runs nnd tho bases were full
when a pop fly was cuught by Kl.
Mary's first buHeman und the game
wus over, with a score of 9 lo S
ill lavor of Ht. Mary's.
Thn girls' Indoor baseball team
played their first game Wednesday
afternoon with Iho Oeary girls.
In tho first few innings the Junior
high girls piled up a lead of sev
eral runs, but floury girls over
came that leud and at tho end of
Ihe gume wero uheud by a scoru of
17 to 12. The girls have had very
littlo practice and it is expected
that they will do belter In their
next games.
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Slides showing scones in the
Philippine isluiids were shown to
Miss Gttrretts' Ha. history classes
i Wednesday morning by Vincento
.lacliito, a Philippine boy who Is
attending the Eugene high school.
The alir)i:a showed the progreas In
I education and industrial work since
the American government hnd been
'set up there, the moral progress,
land the beautiful scenery of tho
I'hllipplne Islands. This illustrated
lecture wus very much appreciated
by the students.
Tho girls physical education
classes will give a physical demon
stration at the Y. M. C. A. gym
nasium next Thursday evening.
May 17. Tho work to he presented
will bo the same as thai done in
Iho regular gym classes.. The pur
pose of the demonstration Is to
give the parents opportunity to nen
what is done In these cIuhscs for
Ihn physical betterment of tliu
girls.
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Miss Mcndenhall and Miss
f helps, Cottage Grove teachers, vis
ited Junior high Thursduy.
.
The state exnma In grammar and
arithmetic wero given to tho 8th
grade classes Thursday nnd Fri
day. Although these are not com-,
pulsory, they were given by the
teachers to mako sure that the stu
dents are up to slate stundards.
Tho results have not been given
out yet.
Tho girl scouts of troop number
two wero presented their lendei-
fCnntinued on page 2. column 6)
SHELVES OF BOOKS LINE
"Nuf Ced" Third Base Resort.
Turns to Literature I
McGREEVY WAS CATERER
Well - Known Clunictx for 30 .
Year Owned Tliirtl Btwe and
Ills Patrons' Iilliriayem
( Correspondence of the Associated Press) J"j
HOHTON, May 11. "Nuf Bed"'?
McOi-evy and bin Third Baso Bnl--oon
have1; turned Into literature..
Bottlt'H nnd glasses and bant-balli
trophies have given away to books. ;
The famous old barroom near tho;.
cid South End grounds of the Boa--
ton Nationals has been trnns-4
lormcd into a branch of the public
library. t.
Michael T. McOeevy for 30 years-'
owned and- managed Third -Base p
nnd his patrons were chiefly ball )
players and fans. He spent no .
time In the saloon when a bait
(fame was In progress here,, for he
was a king of rooters, powerful of s
voice and dynamic in personality.
Even after the South End grounds f
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Harrisburg School Note
Students Have Pictures Taken
"Exams' Order of the Day
School Pnper isVarly Ready J
Senior Reception Held
u tA MsLa a Sawhorae Work-Bench
1 uutnr.u nt the unucr ends and a piece cut will be best to bore them afterwards,
who works w th , tool at the up pet enas ana j b nQ
some kind ot bench, out o. ti c two oy lour ai8 arc in line w th your bit. Bear
annum nave some sum t . . .. . i - nnils al
The one ahown in the accompany- l'?ne the leusw ine s zca; now" jn mind b,9o when naUing ,,.
Ing drawinn ia inexpensive, an i u. ann iaic . legs to the "two-by-four."
the advantage of being port . bt .Jto w q
The ordinary type of vise s too ciuls. rite c wm sua cmn irdwood, u., shown in the draw
expensive for most boys, so he o e to the s rc gl I ot ti e in uc. straiiiht piece is not ad
shown here was devised to tajc Tllc ,i,ell siioino d ..stable, bttt the curved part may
place. As it is easily removed, ti c fnimc ,.,,, Place two dowels as the piece of
op of the sawhorso fs quickly made sllown which will inajte , HuJenKr Ktween lh two. As
aval an e lor oroiuary wui nirni piatc "," the end of t
First, make s piece, lo stippnr ,,cnch hook. The top pvet til ihs-
mils hie. w r Piece of ordinary C0 ,cr. This i for clearance in of the board, clamping i .tightly
wo bv four" Thla runs smaller : ,,, Into place. The dowels should fit
than that siz.e, but may be used. U.llc8-,,olf!l tor tic dowels In tho easily in the holes, so It will be ncc-
The drawing shows the legs bey- ' ' , b( ,ocllted ucfora sary to sand them 'ghtly. ;
the board is forced against
the movable Jaw, the op-
IIARRISHl'ttO. Ore., May 12.
(Special to thn Register). Ono ot
the big annual events for tho stu
dents during Ihe school year took
place Thursday afternoon when the
taking of pictures of the school ho
came Ihe main event. It was
thought that this would occur
Tuesday, but the Eugene photo
grapher ' could not, get hero until
Thursday. Pictures ot all the
teachers nnd Professor Weber, of
each class In tho high achool, were
taken In addition to pictures ot
tho different grades nnd tho high
FPhool student body. Tho usunl
large number of these pictures will
ho secured by the students, both ot
Iho largo and small sir.es.
a
A piano solo by Miss Bernlce
Maldwln of tho freshman elnss waa
the only selection given on tho pan
of tho students nt the regnlnr week
ly rhnpel exercises In high school
Mondny niortilng. but this was
renlly rendored with credit,
...
Mian Roe Morrison, teacher of
Iho fourth nnd fifth grades, passed
tho week-end nt Wldervllle, Ore
gon, with her parents. She re
turned hero Sunday evening. '
( i
I Another student of tho high
school hns received nn injury for
tho basebnll senson this year. While
nt practice Thursday nftcrnoon
Miss Alice Murphy, catcher on the
irtrla' team, received nn tnlury on
her kneo which has compelled her
to go to school on crutches since
then. '
' Tho ble thing for the eighth
graders thla week hns been tho
tnklng of the regular eighth grade
stuto examinations, which was tho
order of Thursduy nnd Friday.
There nro IB in Iho clnss this year.
Tim seventh graders were busy
tnklng the examination In geo
graphy, while the sixth grndors
wero nnsworlng the questions In
th" Physiology teat.
Miss . Alice , Presnnll, primary
tenchcr, wna In tadinnon over tho
week-end spending tho tlmo nt tho
home of her pnrentn. v
.
Tho seniors' flint pnper for tho
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still SUPREME!
Since "The Sheik", first flashed across the screen
many great pictures have been made.
Not one has attained the popularity that has been 1
"The Sheik's." ' ' '.
There is but one; so that those who have seen it may
satisfy their desires to see it again and that those unfor
tunates who missed it, may now forgive themselves.
The REX again presents .
n rfm
. in r
f j - witk:' .
U ) RODOLPH
11 VALENTINO
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."""".aiii.niaarpa- .
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R0SNER Shaesmtu1'r
in superb settings
and in concert
a "Tannhauser" Selection
b "Yes, We Have No Bananas"
(Popular)
at 8:45 p. m.
on our ;
WURLITZER SUPREME
Playing
MONDAY
' ' and Tuesday. '
REX FEATURE COMEDY
. "FUN FROM THE PRESS" ;;
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