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[ SCHOOL NOTES
Hancock,
Violet Adams,
Irene
Breuer, Gail Boak, Josephine Crox­
FROM
all. Eva Capps. Gladys Gallier. Nellie
McAdams, Dorothy Ownby. Gladys
Oakes. Evelyn Pearce, Agnes, Wood­
en, Rosella Wooden, Luella Wooden,
By J. J. MORRIS
Harry DeLong, Edward Fish, Willie
Hicklng, Arnold Haberly, Randolph
Automobiles save time,
I know
Johnsen, Henry Philpott. Spencer when 1 had the Red Devil. I hired a
1 rowbridge. Harry Watson
man to slash alders while I saved
Following is a list of those who time with the Red Devil.
Some days
were In school every day of the entire I would be fooling away my time
school year without tardy mark or 'lowing or something of the
sort,
absence:
when I would suddenly think that
Winfield Stone. Westley Osborne, I needed a hair cut and would
drop
Margaret Walstrom. Thora Walter. the lines, rush to the machine and
Mildred Foster,
Rupert Philpott. polish spark plugs for an hour; If the
Elizabeth Croxall. Evelyn Schmitt. barber was busy when I got there 1
Dorothy Bean. Irene Trumbull. Lloyd would save time by spinning to the
Haworth, Minna Henry. Floyd How­ end of the good road and back. For
ard. Herman Houghten, Bertha Still­ the first week or two after I bought
well. John Damron, Vern Brown. the thing I saved time by whistling
Willie Stillwell. Irene Breuer, Gail around the garage. watching the
Boak, Josephine Croxall, Gladys mechanics and x-automobile men put
Gallier. Nellie McAdams. Dorothy the finishing touches on an endless
Gladys Oakes.
Ownsby,
Evelyn amount of repairs that they never
Pearce. Willie Hicklng, Randolph seemed to quite get finished. Oc­
Johnson, Henry Philpott, Spencer casionally one of them would volun­
Trowbridge, Harry Watson
teer to tell me that I had gotten a
wonderful bargain and would men­
tion forty or fifty little things that
TO H ETHER EXAMINE
WESI.El PHENNENGER could be added to the rig that would
make it more complete, And those
little things seldom ever coat more
Boy's Actions at Salem 8eetn to than $50 each.
Morris Heights
On June 28th
Prove You Are
A Loyal American
Marie Divelbiss led the Senior
class with an average of 91 per cent
for the four years of high school, and
was selected Valedictorian Salutato-
, rUn. with an average of 30 per cent.
' Gladys Gallter
Whitman
College awarded a
.scholarship to John
Donaldsou ;
Albany College
one to Arnold
[Haberly; and the non-conference
colleges, including Reed. Willamette,
Forest Grove, offered a scholarship
to Edward Fish, with Gail Boak
alternate.
Will you greet the Fourth of July with a free conscience?
Most of the teachers left for their
Or will you spend the Fourth in shame-faced guilt?
summer vacation Saturday. Mrs.
Kopf, the Misses Holcomb. Godshall,
June 28th has been set as National War Savings Day. Your
Palmer, and Loftus leaving in time
to catch the train to Portland that
country expects you on that day to pledge every penny you
morning Mrs. Kopf and Miss God­
can, up to $1,000, toward the purchase of War Savings
shall plan to spend the summer in
Seattle with relatives. Miss Palmer
stamps.
and Miss Loftus will take the
summer course In reconstruction
The price of American citizenship is no longer cheap. A
work at Reed College; Miss Hilde
J and Miss
Holcomb who have
new hour has struck. The crash of war has ground all sem­
i decided not to return
for the
blance of cheapness out of being an American. It is now
> next year, will return to their
. homes in South Dakota and Michigan
a dear-bought honor. You must pay.
respectively. Miss Gamble will spend
part of the summer at her home tn
Verify Assertion That Injury to
North Bend and may attend the
We must all eventually have car»,
Head causes Badness.
summer session at Monmouth.
for the man who goes thru life wlth-
out a car, creeps down the crooked
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Request has been made of County road of existence with both eyes shut
The last month's Spelling Cup » as
won by Mrs. Rea's room, making an Probation Officer Hark Dunham by
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Every penny you withhold, that you are able to give, ex­
average for the one hundred words Mr. Gilbert of the Oregon State
School
at
Salem
where
Wesley
Plien-
Berkslilres
have
the advantage of
of 98.5 tier cent. This is the second
tends aid and comfort to the enemv.
line in succession that the cup has neger was sent last year for delin­ being uniform in shape, rapid grow­
been won by this grade, and the third quency that the X-Ray photographs ers and excellent grazers.
No sordid legal summons will, for the present, compel pay­
of the boy's head be submitted to
time for the year.
ment. You are called to payment by the higher, more chiv-
The following pupils spelled all the him immediately in order that he
may determine whether the boy's
one hundred words correctly:
alric summons to volunteer on June 28th your pledge to
statement that his badness la due to
8A. Irene Trumbull.
purchase this year every dollar’s worth of War Savings
an injury to his head is probably Will Develop Mnnganewe DejHwilt.
7A. Clarissa Reese,
N. C. Divelbiss and family were in
correct.
7B. Josephine Breuer.
Stamps you can buy.
Mr. Dunham, who returned from town Decoration day to attend the
6B. Lyda Russel. Lyle Holbrook.
SB. Dorothy
Manciet,
Rupert Salem last week, will forward the memorial exercises.
National War Savings Committee
Mr. Divelbiss, who has been doing
Philpott, llah Courtwriglit, Archie platco which were made by Dr. Rlch-
Button. Rosamond Pomeroy, Loraine inond when the youthful law break­ placer mine development work on
This Space Contributed for the Winning of the War by
er was before judge Watson In the Houghton place on Elk river
Dufort.
5A. Norma Ashton, William Lalvo, Juvenile court and made the start­ for the past winter, has closed op­
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
ling claim that he had once fallen erations there and will go to Myrtle
Florence Coats.
Point to develop his manganese find
of Bandon, Oregon
5B. Henry Eaton, Harvey Sieman, and struck his head, that the accid­
near that town
is is enthusiastic
ent
had
crushed
in
a
portion
of
the
Arthur Jergensen , Kenne'li Don­
over the out
' and left a sample
ahue, Garfield Sorensen, Wilma skull which he thought brought his
of the ore a
.-a office. Assay has
evil outbreaks.
l.aivo, May Reese.
shown that k carries 32*4 per cent
'Jack'
Phenneger
had
made
East Side School.
metallic manganese and 55 14 per
4A. Thelma Reese. Wayne Han­ another escape from the school a
him under restraint, my successor
few weeks ago with another boy and cent dioxide manganese-, also 1
cock,
Claude
Griffen.
will have a more difficult task than
There are
was caught near Turner said Mr. per cent of tungsten,
4B. Rita Courtwriglit.
would have fallen to my lot. For I
this ore.
three
veins
or
deposits
of
Dunham.
Elma
3A. Eunice
Marshall,
feel sure the German people would
The Salem authorities expect to one of which is 8 feet wide, Advances
Rosenbald, William Dufort, Robert
Washington, D. C.—It would not the notion that he has a "divine have trusted me."
made the Divelbiss
make the investigation of the boy have been
surprise the state department to mission to save humanity."
The kaiser is endowed with the Noah,
brothers for this property, but they
continued
postponement
of
after
3B. Bertha Stillwell.
Margaret
learn that Kaiser Wilhelm is a raving
His religious mania has been much superhuman
cunning
that
has
I such an examination. The young­ plan on developing it and shipping
maniac, confined in an asylum.
accentuated.
characterized many of the famous Ragle. Graydon Treadgold.
at least one car load of ore before
For the largest sale of thrift ' ster’s actions have led the officials
Years ago the kaiser's condition paranoiacs and epileptics who have
It lias been known in Inside circles
his disposing of It.
to
believe
there
was
basis
to
stamps during May, Dorothy Bean
In speaking of the mine, Mr.
for some time tjiat the German ruler was the subject of common gossip, been world leaders.
claim.
Another
German
chancellor von the first prize a War Savings
Divelbiss said that It's discovery was
has been suffering from all symptoms which for diplomatic reasons could
Stamp. Second prize. $2.50 worth of
due to the into George Guerin, who
of inslpient insanity, and the strain not be written about in the news­ Prince Hohenlohe, said:
11 \1HE IS WTIlORIZED.
,
"Far from being the sincerely re­ Drift stamps, and third prize, $1.50
under wliicli he has been laboring papers.
The Public Service Commission of told him of the location of the ore
stamps,
went
to
Emily
.»or
th
of
several years ago. but he thought
during the war has aggravated ills
The Iron Chancellor knew the ligious man which human stupidity
and
Margaret
Tuttle, Oregon has authorized the Bandon
3chetter
little of It until the present demand
trouble. Long ago it was said that if kaiser from his childhood, and knew has credited him with being, he is
and
Merchants
Telephone
Farmers
respectively
a growth known to exist on his inner the secret family history and family 1 the coolest rationalist, the greatest
Company to raise their rates from ••ame for manganese for war pur­
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.egotist and the most ungrateful
he Investigated and
ear should break his reason would be maladies of the Hohenzollerns.
$1.00 to $1.25 per month after the poses, when
’person I ever came across.”
A large number of pupils had ex­ first day of June, 1918. The Bandon found the deposit even better than
affected
Some time before his death Bis­ 1 When Von Bulow, also a German
This insanity stuff is not brought marck confided to his friend. Felix chancellor, was being attacked for cellent attendance records during Farmers and .Merchants Telephone Mr. Guerin said It was. Port Orford
the i-ast year. Those neither absent Company owns the line that runs Tribune
forward as a joke, It Is. a fact that Dahn, distinguished German histor­ allowing the kaiser to commit so
nor tardy during the last semester from Bandon into the Four Mile
medical
men
in
ian
and
lawyer,
that
the
kalsor
was
a
alienists and other
many dangerous Indiscretions, he were:
Card of Thanks
section. They made application for
this country are just beginning to get lunatic. He intimated that he might said: "If you only knew what I
Bluebell Gurney. Anita Trumbull. permission to raise rates because of
Wo wish to express our sincere
have to be locked up. "If the worst prevent."
authentic wind of.
David Stitt, William Linn, Alma increased expense and switching appreciation
of
the
kindnees,
Reports have been received that comes to the worst," said Bismarck,
Things happened on the occasion Culbertson, Lillian Wolfer, Winfield charges with the Coos and Curry sympathy and assistance extended to
the kaiser has become obsessed with and if it should be necessary to put cf Roosevelt’s visit to the kaiser Stone, Rosetta Culberson. William
Telephone Co. The Corporation Is us by friend« and neighbors durlDg
which could be eaplained only as Butler. Janies Croxall. Edith Dippel, Co-operative and it Is not conducted our recent bereavement,
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evidence of a mind so erratic as to Gladys Stone , Velma Stone, Ned with the idea of making a profit.
ltp
Mr. and Mrs P P. Diets.
be bordering on insanity.
Gurney, Mildred Foster. Frederick
Those who have had the opportun­ Trott. Evelyn Allen, Margaret IleBt,
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ity to study the kaiser's case regard Lenore Curren,
Ruby Gurney,
It as hereditary. His monomania for Lugenta LeGore. Leander Panter,
all things military, touched with Norma Ashton. Rupert Philpott,
religious mania, ha3 made him Esler Walters. Lyle Warren. Erwin
tremendously effective as an in­ Kimble. Henry Wooden, Wilbur
strument of tho militarist cult
Warren, Velma Kenyon. Josephine
The kaiser all his life has thought Croxall, Maxine Oakes, Lowell Wal-
only in terms of war. His great uncle, strom.
Dorothy
Evelyn Schmltt.
Frederick the Great, is his idea of Bean, Irene Trumbell, Clyde Divilblss
what a man and ruler should be. And Lloyd Haworth. Minna Henry, Floyd
every activity of his mind—which is Howard. Herman Houghten, Harold
normally a rather good student mind, Damron, Vern Brown. Daniel Curren,
experts say has been devoted to the Lute Henry, Willie Stillwell, Wayne
purpose of building up Prussian war­
making power.
On Jnne 28th, Your Country Asks You
to Balance Your Patriotic Cash Account.
Kaiser Reported to be Raving Maniac
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Phone 191
your orders for all kinds of the
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Automobile
Garage
CHOICEST
MEATS and SAUSAGES
Our Bicycle Delivery will take
care of youi orders promptly.
f
City Meat Market
GEO. ERDMAN, Proprietor
Shells of Big Gun Weak
The shells dropped in Paris by the
big German gun are weak and do
little damage. Byron Wyman, a
Chase county, Kansas boy. who is in
Paris, gives the reason In a letter to
the home folks: "If these shells," lie
writes,
"contained
very
much
explosive matter, they would be dis­
charged In the shooting. They have
to have a very heavy covering on the
shells, and not much of an explosion
occurs. When the shells hit they
make a hole only about two or three
yards square, and so far only a few­
people have been killed However,
the people of the city now- stay on the
south side of their houses, as the
shells come from the north side In
that way one can protect himself
pretty well.”
—of gasoline is in its boil­
ing points.In“KedCrown"
they form a continuous,
uniform chain, — giving
easy starting, quick accel­
eration, power and mile­
age. Look for the Red
Crown sign before you fill.
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
(Caliioriua)
Another Star for Ser» ice I flag.
When i the local High School
Service flag honor roll was pub-
llshed recently it should have in-
’east one more «tar-- for
eluded at
i
Clinton Conger. Western World haa
just learned that Clinton Is an elec­
trician at the U. 8. Submarine base
at San Pedro, Cal He was a member
of the class of ’15.
Gets Important Appointment.
Miss K E
Gelsendorfer,
who
visited Mr and Mrs Geo Geisendor-
fer here last winter has received
the appointment from
Surgeon-
General Gorges, as chief of the base
hospital at Camp Grant, Rockford.
111. Camp Grant la one of the largest
and most Important cantonments in
the fnfted State« Miss Geisendorfer
is a Bister of Geo. Geisendorfer
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7ne Gasoline
ofQuality
(J Now open for business and
ready to accommodate the
trade of this community.
Complete repair shop in op­
eration, prepared to do all
classes of work promptly.
(J Storage space for cars; per
sonal attention given to ser
ice of patrons.
<J Complete stock of FORD
parts and auto accessories
of all kinds.
FIRST ST.,
C. I. FREF.HE. Spalai Agent
Standard Oil Company
P«nd<>n, Ore.
formerly
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