for
I' BACCALAUREATE
IE1
BY REV. CONDER-.;
TDEBATERS OFF TO
MEDFOT?T, OREOOX, TUESDAY. MAY If!, Iflno.
PA (J 13 F1VR
tUUtNL UN FRIDAY
I
fire? win,,.,
uoumieity
liuhili II it-
Uent tu whom the l.,.k below;, i
his address and iu-ilione nuni-;
hor. the name of tne nook unrt the j
wile price agreed upon
n lien Hie hook In solil. the date '
is cheeked, the persun uplllnB the j
Mmuk Initials the receipt, ami the
Vute (hut the former nuriu- i- :
ci'lvea the money. One receipt It-
given the student, while two are -
.1
I
iomc here " lor afternoon ami j . uuruiK the Icnulhy program. . i)l,.toU mid Inrlaii-.l ld:nl..t-u nn-'mii f,..-i na ti.a i.Dut.
nislit inhibitions on Monday, May these scainpei lug "Joeya" will fill i considered. sellera of the year. laramourtt has
1:1 : . I i'l the pauses betweun tho thrill- ltemember, the wonderful Al I eaptureil the true', spirit' of the
Howls of merritiMk'it are certnlnl mK iw,ltl Meniitlonal ili.spluy withiltarnes lino performance, the liest moving story. Arlen, a young cat
ise artistic rib- 1110 drollest ami 11110 i-luver of in history, will U spiced with the; tie foreman. In a moment of des
peration, vows to marry the first
to he evoked by the artistic rib- drollest ami 111.0 cluvnr of
ticklers. They are the best of the "" lesiiue. sulli es, travesties on richest humor
1330 iron of exnonents of the i political and public events, funny I
r of the First Moth
south, will deliver the
According to un announcement
made this morning by Principal r.
0 Smith of the local high school!
,'hVliiicciilnureute services will be
ncld Sunday, Juno 1, In tho'Pres
t.vieriun church, at 8 o'clock. Uev.
J. K. Cumin
odlst church,
sermon.
The hi?h school orchestra, un
der the- direction of 1''. Wilson
Wuli. w"1 nlay "le ml"'en' follow
Pll by tho Invocation by liev. V.
H. Eaton of the Haptist church.
Hev. I'armun K. Mell of the Klrst
Christian church will read the
scripture lesson, with Itev. A. (1.
Bennett of tile First Methodist
church leading In prayer.
"I'urpose of llfe" is tho topic
for the baccalaureate sermon
which Kev. Condor will deliver to
the graduating class. Itev. W. )!.
Hamilton of the Episcopal church
will pronounce the benediction. Dr.
H. C. Funk of the Lutheran church
will preside throughout the serv
ice. The postlude will bo played
by 'the orchestra
Has Mr Kkb.
pHNIjUSTON, Ore. T. .1.
Lowe, a rancher of this Rectlon,
unlay displayed a' double yolk egg,
mnnsiirlng ' eight' anil one-half
inches, which a hen of his flock I
Inltl recently.
ind William
'K'Mieo uy th.it I i,
it .. - .. t'1 wio in wie exenantfe.
bigli "chool, will I,'..,;.. ..' ,u, i Tns enchnngo receives no re-
autu-,,r KUL,,.,,,. wher "v.muneration for Its services, but
compete wi,), M.-LouBhlln n,ust reserve tlle '-' to lower the
high school debaters u , ! '"'Ice " book if "' ! demands
Freewater. for the state 'uek,.'l." ' .
ehampionsliip. i students have been reminded
The subject f-r debit, win i ' ,hilt hooks in aood clean condition
the cabinet f,,,-,,, f ' ' ' . " "p,''rlng a much higher sales i.rlce.
state ad-iotlon win, ....... . . I
u. very necessary
ciitertalnment and
b.O
nut ,
Clowns' ui'e ,
part of ehvus
the Al !. Barnes Civ
hwt fIkIU of that fact. This year
fifty of the funniest clowns. Jes
ters, and buffoons in Anit'tca
have heen usvmMed and the
liiutrhinir reason will be n 1"
en i:sr when A I
latest and highest ehiss farchul
hilarity. Trfky ehui the wrinkles
of worry from the brow of euro.
Time-worn tOup-Ktiek tactira und
inane hirse-play of tho overworkr
ed elown of putft years are never
resorted to by the Harnea Jester
They have had tho best training
in srhowft of legit iinate cpmeily
and are pastnmsters In tile art of
Ti.u-nes Clreusj mukiiiK proplo liiiigh.
nantoniinies. farces and h k 1 1 H.
(1lovv-niiicr in mm at tilt must illt'fi-'
cult arm In the seienee of ente r- j AudieHCe Clt RialtO
tainltiK and the Al (1. Harnes eon-: .
t indent have their business down
to their finKersi' end.
The fiarnes nianairme::l dc-!
m amis clowns with national repu-'
tat tons. (inly those experienced
In pantnmiinii'H and able to create
laughter without tho use of cup'
i Richard Arlen Wins
Hlehiml Arlen Is seen as a avaK
KeHntf, luu-'KiiiK and wholly , lov
able lover in his featured role it!
"The I.ij;ht of Western Stars."
which is now play Inn at the Fox
Itiultn theater.
"The l.iuht of Western Stars" in
white woman he meets. That
woman happens to be Mary Brian,
who resents his inflult. In a sue
reunion of ndventuroua events,
Arlen manages to offset hlR Initial
poor impression and wins the girl.
LAKKVIi:v . ore.r-Kurther in
vestigation into the murder of Ira
Bradley, Wanontlre. Ore., rancher,
has been delayed pending the re
turn of Jutlpe Corklns and the sum
moning of (he Kt-and jury.
1.1,1 1.. ... " -.n-HMU up-
,, ,K uu. ,,,-ga.ive. Three judges
111 be selected by V. J. MUer
cxionsi,,,, division,
lacuny ol the I'nh-
son.
i.'ollier ,
from the l
verslty of Ore-
Dougherty lu, Win0 ,.e0el,v
won the wester,, Oregon champion,
ship by defeating the (Jorvallls
I
El
A
large number of books
regularly to students ni
h exchange at the senln.-
a student In charge
assisted by a member
are
the
high
sold
bo.
school, with
of the office,
oi toe , acuity, a now system has
been Introduced whereby a check
is kept on the books.
Hooks are received and sold at
tne exchange with a triplicate sys
tern of receipt being used. F.ach
receipt gives the name of the stu-
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