Patre Six
MT. LAK1 AID
E
Musical Pr0gram Present
ed; rewi Note of
, Farm District
(Special To The Herald)
t, Henley School Correspondents
HENLEY, Feb. 27 The Mt.
rLekl Ladles Aid Society met at
,Hhn home of Mrs. Henry 8emon's
nn -Vdnesddy afternoon. Mra.
Ira, Orera acted as hostess with
TUri. Semon for the afternoon.
pollowlt the business meeting
,a, musical program waa present-,
,ni.. which waa greatly enjoyed.
Late In the afternoon the hoa-
tosses served dainty refreshments.
Among those present were: Mes-
'Uanies Hay Cooper, S. P. Dehllng
er, C, N. Haley. J. B., Griffith,
Carl Schubert, Sr., Harry Booth,
-Frank Stewart, L. B. Dawson.
!Jay Falreclo. Sarah Storm. Ida
.XoonU. E. E. McClay, G. S.
'Thompson, Robert Cheyne, I. J.
Warner. Dewey Pollard. L. Blrk.
PflTcy Dixon, Earl McVey, Perry
Jlnley, Clell Haley. D. E. Mc
Knrren, Sam Enman, L. A. West,
Van Myers. Clyde Griffith, Jess
Johnson, Will Cheyne, O. Wab-
"btra. Ethel Rudolph and the
hostesses.
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Hill and
-daughter Olive spent the 'veek-j
end at the home ot Mr, an.: Mrs.
Vafren Patterson of' Central
rplnt. ' ... . - '. I
,, rit. V.i.n ,h. hm
of her son and daughter-in-law,
Slr. and. Mrs. Clyde Griffith for
several days.
The ,HenUy Sewing and Health
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home of Mrs. E. I. Lemlng. Fol- rescrt ownera ln Lower Callfcr
' lowing the btrslneas meeting dain- i two of his henchmen
ty,' refreshments were served by were dead' while thr?c others
Bonnie Short and MaTy West. The were injured fc iiosnitals.,
members present were: Mary Ftancisco Chas., cninese own
anV Bnrrell Short. Elsie'' Dingier, er of tho resort ' C'asfno Chlno"
Mary . West. . May Short, Savllla and the' ".Mexican Cabaret" died
Kaylor, WilmaDawson, Georgia with five bullets in his head and
Dawson, Alice Cheyne, Bonnie fwo in his chest.
'Short, Elsie Heseltine. the lead- Chee Gee and Alfonso . Yee,
ters were: Marie Munson and Mra. both close aides ot Chao and em-
!K. J. Lemlng and visitors Miss
'Francis Price and-Mrs. W. M.
Kaylor. ,,. . , r
I Rev. and Mrs. E. A. Dauley
Maih'o h.. . ...i..
' ot meetings nt the Alt. Laki ,
church have moved to Cressweli
t. r, i v.. . ,a
. u
position as pastor in the Pres-(
fc.... 1 .. 1. ., '
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Storm and
eon are visiting with Mrs. Storm's
parents in California. '
Several people cf the Henley
district motored to Ft, Klamath
Wednesday to attend the ski
races.
": SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 27. IP) .
1 Ruling that the trade name ,
. me imu """' ,
kelp ore was. a generally des-t
crlptlve term, the United States I
jclrcuH court of appeal here to-
uuy aeiu uiav lus urtnun n.ei(
Ore Products company -was with
tn its rights In selling a mlnerat
deposit under the name.
A Dodge at
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' Photo copyright, 1928, Metropolitan Photo Service
i T T NIT ED ST A TES Marines on duty itlhe war tone in
KJ fricaragut are using Dodge Brothers cars. Above is
I of the. official Dodge cars photographed at the Marine
I Barracks near Managua, the capital. . This car was use'' to
I transport Major-General Lejeune, commandant oj the ;o
i rinet, when he arrived in the war-lorn country.
Freckles and His
. J WONDER .1
, EVERYONE
IS EXCITED
7'
ANS
PrieckxEs'uwcLE
0vA
MACCy.WOMTME"
FAMIUV MAW ' Sk&N
Rtt 1IVGARS. IS
FOR
DAVS-AS MAS
OVAET&E&D A
BOAT POR A7B P
7o AFRICA AWPAAS
ASkED FE&CW.&S7C
MIM-MOM
AAJD POP it a
SESAT elXCo7lOAJAl-
OPP007UMITV AAXJ
HAVE CONSCwreoTo
Leaders in "Baby Mine" Cast
Preparing for Their Parts in
' Elks' Show, March 8 and 9
Paul Dalton, who will piny the
jpart of the proud rather of trip- favor. -lotts
In tho Klks Show, "Baby; Harry Measlier and Mri. F'.oyd
Mine," which wlU ba st.iged at
t),A r!miTrAA theater An Thum-
,iv n(1 Fri.inv. March 8 nnd S. !
i, maklnit everv effort to handle OKInherty, nn Irish colleen.
three babies in two hands at one: The cao of the farce comedy
0m Thl9 j9 ,hllt wUi Da re- cloaea with Mra. Laurette Ilryant.
rc(j ot Dalton when he playe aa Rosa, a pretty Italian girl,
tho comedy roiB ot A(Tvi Hardy. Vat Winfrey, aa Flnnegan. . plays
c j McNauglitou will appearllhe pjrt of the police officer.
..ti - nk. ..... h.i.i w- .j vi n..v-hi .M
steaIer , ,,ome(1.
vUltan of;
the play, who borrows the babies
while Hardy Is away on a bust- splendid production "Purple one of the drillers at the oil welt
ness trip and then wires him ; Flashes" staged here last year., ion the Carl Rueck ranch. Hau
that he is a father. . j The musical revues ot the show i rhon was Interested In the oil
1 Mrs. Ruth Lindscy Green and with a cast ot forty people In i well and known here by a good
Mrs. I'ra McXaughton are assist-singing and dancing revuel will many people.
Ing Jimmy with his poke on the j start rehearsals on next .Monday. Mr. and Mrs. T. P. Mlrhaol and
unsuspecting husband., As Zoie,This part ot the performance will
Hirdy, a liar, and Aggie Jinks, ! add greatly to the colorful pro
a little disturber, they are play-;ductlon. ; ' i v
TnHP'iiHnriD'r iTPin nc Hiil t
I III. II cuK H fills ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 III 1HH
kafiaw iciiiii ikiita j
ON IN MEXICO
CALEXICO, Calif., Feb. T.,(P)!
--Tong warfare broke out "In the !
Chinese quarter of Mexicali,
across the Mexican border from
here last night, and today one
of the most promlnent onient.-il
ployed in the two gambling pal-
!U were the others killed. The
warfare, was attributed by Mexi-
can officials to long-smouldering
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Three others, at least one of
whom was considered fatally
j ..-,..,.
wounaeu, were m lue
hospital
CONVENTION' DATES SET.
"WASHFIELD, " ' Ore Feb: "27,
(AP) Dates for the state con
vention of the business and pro-
fesslonal women's clubs at Rose-
burg have been set for May 18.
j 19, 20. This waa announced fol
I lowing a district meeting at to-i
' qoille, Saturday, at which eight
v.inAn 1,,K of Orafin
. . ,
were represented. -
A Boston 3oy confesses he
tried to . burn . the schoolhouse.
The. strange part of that. is. the
i baseball season has not begun.
the Front . , i A r ,
Friends
BcV't.(sorrA7stL.
FEU - AS.'MASwa
GOIA5S To AFRICA
WAcSIWE.' AFRICA .'i
Bl3 BOAT-'
vwiees al-vuiods
LCAMAAR.DLY
OP ViJILD ANIMALS'
BELIEVE IT.'!
; ,
ARE
T A7 AAERy r
Inn pans that will win Instant
Duncan McMillan are to take the
comedy Darts nf Mike O'Fhiherty.
an Irish father and . Mlasle
directing the show for the Elks
and will be remembered for their
w wi
MEN ARE LOSTi
WASHINGTON', , Feb. ST. (IP)
Three naval officers who set
out on a flight today from Hamp-
ton Roads to Annapolis have not
been heard from, the navy de-
part ment was advised this after-
noon by Captain A. W. Marshall,
commander ot the aircraft car
rier Lexington.
The men are commander T. H.
Ellyson, executive officer of the
Lexington; Lieutenant Command
er Hugh Schmidt and Lieutenant
Rogers Ransehousen. They left
Hampton Roads at -2 - o'clock
this morning and nothing has
been heard from the naval air
" " h for the
i1""'
station at Hampton Roads are
fliers. . Captain MaTshall request
ed that additional measures be
, .
taaen.
Commander Ellyson la one of
the pioneer aviators in the naval
avtation service.
t-n..0r.n .. - r.r.lnto.1 frnm
Virginia; Schmidt f rom . Pennsyl-1
van is and
Ransehousen
from !
Massachusetts.
RESTORE DILL
WASHINGTON'. Feb. 27. UP)
Tne genate today restored . the
$3,886,310 to the army appro-.
priation bill for surveys and rlv- j
era and harbors, work in many
sections ot the country which had
w. ... ... I.
Gars
Utn your friend Icid
you out of the little old
roadsterend you de
. cide to buy a sedan
you can 'tell your old
car by inserting a want
' ad Jn- hia paper and
" readily find the new one '
by consulting the aama
medium.
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Herald
Classified
Ads
2c Per Word
Use them for results.
Rcac) them for profit.
Oscar Sums
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THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PAULDUGMORE
YONNA DRILLER
DIES SUDDENLY
News Notes of H'ddebrand
Told by Herald
Correspondent ,
(Special to The Herald)
(Esther Michael, correspondent)
HILDEBRAND, Fob. IT. Word
ot the sudden death of Joseph
Hanchon at San Francisco has
been received by Paul Dugmore
family were visitors at the S. K
Hartsler home on last Sunday.
Mrs. Jacob Rueck and son.
Ward, were visitors at the Leon
ard Ritter home on Sunday.
A number ot people ot this
community spent last Sunday eve
ning at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. T. P. Michael Including:
Mrs. Caroline Ritter. Mrs. Jacob
Rueck, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard
Ritter. Walter and Clara Ritter,
Joe Smith. Karl Zanilnger. Er
nest Ritter. Ward Rueck, Marvin
Michael. Dorthea, Olva and Exteh
Michael and the host aud hostess.
An eventng ot dancing aud music
was enjoyed.
Mrs. Jacob Rueck and son,
Ward, were visitors at the T. P.
Michael homo on Thursday.
Farmers In the valley are bus
ily engage din
planting aprlng
crops. , - , - .
' H. J. O'Brien and Vera Bill
are busily engaged in building
telephone line from tho O'Brien
ranch to the Lorenx mill.
Pete Nelson waa a business vis -
itor in Klamath Falls during the
past week. .
Our
HE STORES WE USEO.TO
-rfjjS3 -'i : i"l e,i ' ' . y ' IsTrrw. f . . ,
QeNGTH 15 IMCMESr ' " - " 'j''SK'
WELLOWISH &RCAVM ASKXZ, ' 't '
DIRTW WHITE UNDERNEATH. END (' 'A- t'ltljl . .'
OP SHORT TAIL- IS BLACK. EARS t ' '"'' ' I
VERsy SHORT. , X"-''.. : - JSriet . ' ' J
; ih fSgW"J
a - :, ' nmk -
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feiv 0 rr ' m O I -The'- alwws uve.
j VSSf. 1 W- rl " ' coonib on.
sT" fc. '5 i) t1 w r' ' towns'; ano tHEira.
LLfj&t-3 , L ' r'iC ( fs-y- MOUNDS ExTENO
dm1- r4--Svm' I w tezu J ove acubb a
" ir '" fjvrl Y9XS 'otiCaCHJ
WuJS t''''-V,V"1v-'' 'fe.' ' . M '! 'giS&wV ( Of TOveMB TM i
.'iSoWi i-YSM : Zs' X f-: ;. , hao to 6hoot, bot . rtJ,v
-VXLZZtll'r;' '. ' . '' ' H-nca to HnTR.RvH , 0-5" '
ffivf' I 1 1 "7 ' .' f ' AT-1 EM WCXJ DO CMOOT C (
Ure SrOQhtS WS 'lEO,1D feEAD OF OtAS. WroA MOUS . ...,.-, 4 " , j J- I
PBIRIH OOS3 AND PATTLESNAKE3 LMMG
TOGETHEW WERE PURELV lASASINATlVE..
RATTLEftS . AND OWLS DO USB DESERTED
Praipjeoog moles, but mot TtxseTHtii
tilings Up!
X &OT A SURPRISE
FCXJVOU.OSSIEXW CAAiT 60 'CAUSE
60I06 To AFRICA vwiTH 1 VOD'U-MISS
Ay owclE AARRy-i-LU school.- vm
BE SOME FOR S
Oregon Vrvss Conforrttrn Electa Ofieer$
3 -
Oregon Fchrusrv 10 and 11. Frank
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professor of journalism nt the University, was again chosou sec rotnry.
loose in tho pliote are Mr. Appleby, rruicssor Turnmiii, pr. Arnniu ima
nctt Hall, prcilclont ot thu Vnivursity, and Rnlph It. I'ranUr, pulillilier
si, tlia Albany iH.-macrnt-ili.ruld, president ot the confidence fur the year
jnst past. 1
BRIEF NEWS
-OF
KLAMATH
Mine Kilmer Arrived- ' jOnlvml to U-srs Tons
Mils Marlon Kilmer, daughter j. Earl James was ordered to
ot Mrs. L. Kilmer,, has arrived , leave ' town this morning when
in the city from Yakima. Wash., he appeared before Police Judge
to make this her futiiro home. Lent GuKhaKcn to answer to a
.i ; charge of vagruuiy. James was
Vratrli Iiuprovlug ,
j 'E. S. vcatch of the veau-n AO-
street company la recovering from
a severe .attack of la grippe
which has confined him to- the
family, home for the pjt several
! days. He hopes to resume his
j business duties within the com.
I Ing few days.
Great Outdoor
READ OF OV.V3,
Ol'. SY MSM SCSVICC, l'Cv
YES - BOT VCKJ
i'6E ? 1 AifevjEC!.'?)V.'50.--'Cr
' OP 7AAT-VW.y DIDN'T
UAidLE AACRy COME 70
k CilJO UKKP IM TUG
iimatcii
; ( SUMMER. TAAE INSTEAn
i r-af Li w- tv
T7 OF AJOM v f SWUCUb :
f' ?S Aow I'uu AAVE To
STAY AOME X. .
uii n, . si r i
Ktl 0 t.MT.Ofr. .
. i , ,. .
Appleby, j.ubllsher of Ih. LaGrsnd.
k.. .-.I.!- n i
llirUtle Iti-turnetl
Gwrgo Christie, ot tho Hotel
Pelican has returned homo from
a two weeks business and pleas
ure trip to Sacramento and San
Francisco.
' given his preference to leave the
city or puy a nno ot iuu in
police court with Jail sentence of
SO days.
-
Left fur Uiinliiinn
7 Mr. and Mr. Robert Steers
left on Sunday tor Hardman,
Oregon, with tho rcmnlns of their
Zoo
By Blosser
KfcCAfl
REALLY
DlDAiT
MEAATO
SPOIL ,
FEECklES
PLAAJS,
IT DOES
J-OOLi j
TRIP
MiSAT
BE OFF
FOR,
AIM !!
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small son. Knrl, who will be luld
to rust In 'tliu fiimlly plot.
lllley Iteturiicil
Clittrlos Klley, promlm'iit rosl-!
lent of this city Iiuh ri'lurnoil
from Hun Krnni'lsi'o and Hurra-;
munlo where he ionl the toast 1
iwo months. Mr. Itllcy will re-
mitlii In the suuthiirii stilt o Mrj
KOUIU mm) HIIIKVr nil liriuiii u,
the serious Illness cf their son DeHcrimng
Charles who sulinUtloil 10 sinus ; l'lllliurnli roul h''ll " 1I'""
operation boiiio tlmu ugo. Ills ;,,m Amerliiin clvllltnllon," the
condition Is reported very imoistuto .i.mnier.e sub-
much Improved. 'commlltee lirro todav Issued n
1 Unlcmeiil declaring tile "Imlua-
Former tilrl l'nliig Thiiitigli ' tr(U wr" ntfected tm enllro li-
Friends of Mrs, M, N. Davis, Hon. ' -nee
Florence Murphy, formerly i The lomiiilltee men. who rame
of Klnmulh Falls, will ha Inter- here yesterday from Pittsburgh
cjtlvd to learn she passed through
Klummli Falls on thu northbound
train this nftenlooii eiirnulu to
her new home at Turoina. Wssll..
with her JiusUond. Mrs. Davis
was cmuloved In' the offlco of
police Judge, l.ein
(lughugen
I while residing here
and made
hosts of frliuiU. Fur thu pnst
year, sluce her marriage to Mr.
1 1'avis
she has boon making horimctit follows:
J1 ?' ,''rm"'1 Mr' ,)v'
Is with the Firestone rommuiy
j "' receiving n promotion III
being moved to Turoma where
they will niuke their future home.
i
AIDOI AMCC U1T
w JM i May m m a
IN MID-AIR: I
DIES IN CRASH
DEMINCS, N. M , Feb. 87. 1i
Pilot Joseph (ireen of Willi
Itn, Knns., wus killed nnd two
other tilers were Injured when j
two airplane collided In tho air I
n(,ue f-Hn,l,v 4A !
here lodny. Both planus crash -
ed and Wore wrecked.
Three hlrplunes were being !
.7wieh . K. I lr "'"Pry
at K'Mtn. Kami., lo L Anit -
les. lirei-n drove bis single seal
er up under a two sealer In
which Krank W. Wlghion and
(i. 11. Knilkotl wero riding. In
the crash which followed Creeu
was killed. Wlghion received
serious Injuries about thu chest
nnd fnco and Kndlcott bud an
anklo broken.
NOTED MEN TO TEACH IN
j. j . ; . .' , ., , ,,HnH-; m.nwK'.asesMM
V:
I'pper rnw, Irft lo right fir. William J,hn Cooper, state supevlntetideiit
of puhlle ttntrwtlon nl t slllomla. ntilnitleni lr. T. T. w. National
itnlverally, I rklnt. China, history anil artt Ur. Janir P. l.lchUattrrger
t;nlvcrslty of lnn Irsnln, sortolegy. Iiottem row llr. Henry I).
Ruszalo. Carnegie finjndatl'Hi, educstlmi i t-rnfrsnur Thrntltire Hi-hroeitr,
vucal pedugugue, Uostuoi llr. Franklin Tearing. NurUintslera unlvrsll
mohlig. , .
tMVKnsITy fr OIIKCON. Eu
gene -rjirollment In the summer Ses
sion! V both In Kugnne and In furt
land, will set a new record for the
University of Oregon, It Is declared
by Alfrrd rowers, director, who to
day announced that Kl prominent rdii
cators, 41 of svhom are visiting pro-,
feasors and instructors of . outstand
ing note, would be on the sumnmr
faculty. Although no official an
nouncement has rt gone out con
cerning the wnrlc this summer, a to
tal of COS porsoni have ulreoily writ
ten for lntormatl-n, It !s str.ted. Tho
figure of lost yr-rir. l2Vi. is sure to bo
exceeded by svr.il hun'Srcd.
A Inrn9 ntimlvyr of liip o'iprlAs 'com
ing tn are from i'u crt.'it nnd mfddli.
wesl, Mr. J'o".vcrs ripn. and people
are expodrd to com? tVorn every pt'.rt
of tho country for thir Mansions. In
view of this fact a r.imlKr of sconlr
trips for week cnila ore tens planned
nnd the oul-o--Wn sMkIciiis will he
given an opportunity to see many sec
tions of Oregon.
Outstanding features this Veer will
be the murine snoloiry station, to bo
established for tho study of biology
at a point two miles south of the en
trance to Coos bay, and tho geology
summer ramp, which will bo located
within the Ouhoco national forest of
central. Oregon. Students In theso
camps will receive concentrated In
struction In (heir fields.
Heading the list of noted educators
who will como horn for the sessions
will bo Dr. Henry ffussnllo, formerly
president of the University of Wash
ington and now doing work for tho
Carnegie Foundation for the Ad
vancement of Teaching; Dr. Timothy
Ting Kong Lew, profosr.or of educa
tion and psychology of the National
university, I'okln: Dr. David Sned
don, professor of education at Colum
bia, who Is regarded ns .a nntlonnl
authority in eclucatlunal fields: in.
J. Duntnn Hpaoth, professor ot Eng
lish nt Princeton, already known lo
people of Oregon as a lecturer on
Rngllsh literature nnd' a critic; Dr.
Jnjeos r. Llehtonberger, rnlvorslty
of Pennsylvania, s noted sociologist:
Hiss Chsrlotie MclCwan. profesnnr of
pv,iW:.. njurclion ut Vyollesley, who
r.int:s as en authority In her word,
and Oliver Juslln Leo, noted astrono
mer, formorly connected with Yorkos
observatory,
f 'ourscs to be offered rnnrrtt from
ai' Ui ttouloyy tins vlli in. my
Monthly.' Fbbiifdy1.gll028
CONDIHuNu IN:
MINES DEGRIED
INDIANA. I'a., Keli. !7. (AP)
i . ..
nnd spent today making n survey
of cool camps and mines, asserted
lliat a "remedy must be found
to relieve the shocking conditions"'
: uncovered oil their lour ot the
; l'lltnlmrsli tllstrlcl. Tho commit-
;tee Includes Senator flooding ot
Idaho, chairman: Wegaer of Now
York, Wheeler of Montana ana
I'lku of Oklahoma, The slate-
"Conditions which exist In the
strike torn cojl regions of the
, Tlltsbitrgh district are
n blot nit
j upon American civilisation. It Is
Inconrolvahle that such squalor,
! suffering, misery and distress
'should he tolerated In U'e heart
M ouu of the
, centers of the
richest
s-orld."
Industrial
V, W. A. HMD lIKH
NEW YORK. Feb. 17. (A)
Miss Mabel Cralty, general sec
retary of the National llourd ot".
Iha Young Women's Christian
Association since Its organisation
In I'Juil. died today at the Itoik-
Institute.
1 1
Kansas City lias (ound enough
hotel rooms tor tho O. O. P.
! delegate aud will rout them at
' .. . ... .
. fixed rate, aiust oe ginng u
'raUo the price a Utile on the
invuis.
j Many of the l&OO sleuths who
flunked ilia civil service exams
are still at work, says Commls-
! slower Doran. Well, the dumber
I hoy are the bctlerasome iwople
are going to llko them, anyway.
U. OF O. SUMMER. SESSIONS
Is I Vfl
special fei.tures riffer'd under the dl.'
re 'Ion of authorities In -varlo'js
fields. The study of emiratlon, both
In KuRtne end Portland, Is expected
to attract a grrnt many this yesr,
slncj 72 courses nra offered In this
subject on the Eugene campus and J
10 Ih Portland, outstanding men1
who will offer these courses Include
Dr. David tjnedden. Dr. Suitsllo, Wil
liam T. H'oster, who Is director of Iha
Pollock Foundation; William J. Coo
per, who Is state superintendent 2
scbool for California; II. W. Di
Hunk, Dr. Iliirl TL Douslns, C, I.
llufftiker and Harold 8. Tuille.' unl-,
vorsHy pi-nfessnrn, and several ethers.
ln Porvtnrtd eiluesilon courses wjll
he offered by Dr. Nelson L. Housing,
who In cocnertlon with his work with
tr.e t'UivtiH.v has boon doing a grout
iien! of ie:K:sreh; Professor Haruld H.
Tuille :. II, Whitney, assistant
titiprrititendent' of schools of !ort
It nil. end W. 6. Beattie, extension
Inciurer. . .
Courses lo be taught by Mlsa Mao
TOwun, who Is nntlonslly known for
her work At Wollrsley, will bo cpe
clall'y attractive tri students In phys- '
leal education. "Theory nnd 1rnn
llce of rthythmlcs for City Hchools"
and "Advanced Interprotlve Dune
ing" will be offered by the eastern
expert. Three other Instructors will
offer a wide variety ot other courses
In this field also. .
Prominent members of the unlver-
slty staff who will offer courses In
clude Ray P. Ho wen, romanco
languages; 11. W. Dellusk, professor
of education; John Htark Evans, mu
sic; Dr. James D. Gilbert, dean of
tho college of literature, science and
tho arte, and head of the department
nf economics: C. L. llJffaknr, pro
feasor of education; Dr. John J,
Landsbury, head of the school of mu
sic: Dr. I. A. Parsons, bond ot the
Portland ttchnol of Social Work: Dr.
W. L. Packard, geologist. Dr. Prod
crick I. Hhlnn. professor of chem-'
Istrvt R. Hiephenson Minllh. assistant
professor of Kngtlsh; Dr. Warren D.
Hialth, hoed of the deportment of
geology, Dr. (). V. Riaffnrd, head of
tl-.e department of chemistry! Dr.
II. O. Tnwnsend, piofessor uf phil
osophy; (loorgo Turnbull, profosjiof
ot Journalism: Hex Underwood, pro- .
fossor of muslo; Miss Floronee B.
Wilbur, drnmn: Dr. It. B, Tocum and
Nnwlsnd It, '.alio, nuslstnnt professiW .
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