Emporia Weekly Gazette, The (Newspaper) - October 20, 1927, Emporia, Kansas THURSDAY OCTOBER 30 1937 YEARS AGO J of i COLORED The Crisis is a magazine which calli itself a record of the darker It is edited by w E Burg hardt Du Sola It is published New York In recent number of correspondent for The Crisis com ei ments pleasantly upon how Em member of Mr Hutcherson writes to The Crisis commending the Y f meeting of the of M C A for taking the Negro boys under he com and Maude Decamp The ofi upon the fact that the Negro Y M C A Dunlap Tlie that the father and Son baB qU men and Tbe uw October model Edison U offend lor at for down and 11 a week for n The machine bu a motor new jorn black with jilt and cram The Victor talk machine with the which supports the horn ii offered at down Ricters has been held in the building for five adds year civic club of Emporia cooperates with the Y M C A In sending a group of underprivileged to the state Y M boys camp and a man who nothing years they have included the oil comply mi year of tnc more have were Mr Hutcher son comments on the fact that Em poria has a Klavern of the Klan but remarks that in spite of that thete has neither been an earth quake or a falling of the stars in Emporia because the people are fair to their colored neighbors and friends Tho problem of two races in the same country hi which neither race is a servile race and in which Burton who hai been the J T for the past 10 daji today to her In Jop Jennie Williams or New York City l of Ulu Catherine Among the alumni at col lege are Kepner Jeu Lamb 8 A Altman George Anderson Jeu Laura Mathli Harvey a Chester Dudley Howard Kerr Wilbur Cunning ham Pauline Sleeth and Clara Bennett A party consisting of R J Blue W 0 Snoddy nelson King and Gladys Jones tit and Helen Lockwood neither race desires the other to be a servile race and in which both races desire the full privileges of citizenship is a serious problem It is bound to bring clashes and cruel hardships and heartbreak The problem in America is difficult of solution but it can be solved It cannot be solved so much by legis lation as by family training by precept and example of the elders NUMBER 12 Santa Fe Has Largest Harvey Hotel on System on toe Vernon editor of The Normal Bulletin hai resigned bis position on the staff The Normal dropped its second game to at Topeka Saturday with a score of 18 to 0 were On the Normal team Owens HonsKa Wal dorf Mulvaney Burton Freeland Camp bell Roarke Isaacs and Harass Mrs Marion Stratton Nation president of the W R has returned child that no human is eood from Eureka where she attended the dls Or bad h meeting of the G A R Speeches were made by Senator Chester ln Long Commander Campbell Congressman Mur doct and Miller and W R Stubbs The College football team went to Ot tawa this morning in as good condition as a team can be without a coach The Thesaurus club met Tuesday aft with Mrs J D Mrs Bate and Mrs Lutt cave reviews of English history and Mrs gave current events Papers were read by Mrs Swan and Mrs Reward The members present were Mesdames O O Geward Anna Bate Charles Harris P A Lutt J D Miss Mary Herbert Mrs Howard Dunlap will go to Kansas City tomorrow to visit with friends and relatives The Literary League met with Mrs M T Calkins Tuesday afternoon Mrs R H Jaquith Is spending a wee In Junction City the ol Mrs H their children To teach a r i reason of color or social position or economic status is the only sure foundation of a de It all depends upon the o mount of Christianity there is in the heart of the average man and woman how and when this problem will be solved DEAN WALKER The tragic death of Dean Walker at the University of Kansas Mon day morning was a distinct loss to the state of Kansas No other man in the state had done so much for the welfare of his as w Dean Walker Possessed with a fine se mind unlimited energy Dear rado Miss Eva Morse will spend the winter with her sister Carolyn Florence Loy and Hettic Mul the de Je hi ie count and his work will Uve long after he has gone An addition to the La Fenda the Fred Harvey hotel at Santa Fe N will make it the argest hotel on the Santa Fe sys em The addition will triple the capacity of the present building which has 55 guest rooms besides a large and a lunch room Work has begun on the new hotel which will be completed In June 1928 The kitchen of the La Fonda recently was remodeled at u cost of according to J M McConnell general passenger agent for the Santa Pe The new building will be of Span type finished in fawn stucco in keeping with the i be used earth colors of adobe architecture A large patio with the floor ot natural stone flagging will be a feature A Spanish fountain mid a gay fireplace of Mexican tiles will PERSONAL DEVILS j TAXES AXJ The other day over in Missouri i The time for paying the first in n preacher was arrested on a Bailment ot the 1937 taxes is nearly lory charge presented against and thc people who go to the county treasurers office will ex press varied feelings as they per s follow ing editorial Thc Christian Science Monitor may help some of great believer In morality and had the property owners pay their bills much to say abou wickedness i m cheerfully or it The ot axes m their varied I city county Speaking broad and allowing government one which In con fer n fow public and which ipr R cenam lew Ior ho molt patt ftoai tae Uons whenever a man gets into i of enforced duty the aver by the father of a girl I recently was the cial head of the Ku Klux Klan or in his county was today who an im the business of controlling the morI als of anyone except himself he j pie in ttw w has a very plain psychopathic case j of suppressed desire nothing more jot something it more end nothing loss And this goes for women too It is a fact of human nature that be our be accounted a or both How often may ws the thc casual conversation to the i speech taxes aa we HKe to In Others our OWn j exorbitant unjust or even outrageous secret and suppressed vices galls men nnd Women Who j this opposite Mtie has not far more la its are burned with lusts so much to see others enjoying what he and she have denied for themselves l favor that Is that which we have become overly Ufc of the which have been and lire being KC our paved and running fire protection protection street lights public and many kinds of charitable in good country road last RICE LAND IN KANSAS Prom The Drovers Telegram There is more than enough suit able rice land in southeast Kansas to grow all the rice now produced Jn the United States Strangely enough the vast flat plains stretch ing so far as the eye can see ie along and between some of the streams tn the United States To lift the water from the streams and dis tribute to rice fields in these flat lands would be easy and compara inexpensive The trouble would be that ths average summer flow of these streams would not be sufficient to irrigate more than a fraction of the suitable land if planted to rice Water is as indispensable to suc rice growing as seed If enough oi the flood waters of thc Arkansas river system in Kan sas could be stored to prevent de overflows and could bs back to thc streams for use WE SCRATCH GRAVEL The Kansas City Post and The Kansas City Star have withdrawn their mail editions from carrier cir culation in Emporia As a result the task of supplying the days tews to the reders in this territory Horn Howard to Council Grove and from Elmdale to Burlington reste entirely with The Gazette The Kansas City papers took off their mail because they did not pay They did not pay because The Gazette gave the people a Cotter paper than the Kansas City papers They were for the most part filled with grapevine news items with no time news that was interesting only given in email doses The Gazette has been equipping to cover its field for many years Its press equipment is adequate and it has the machinery for taking care of the steady growth which has come since the war The news end of the paper has expanded came The Associated Press leased OUR END OF IT Yesterday wrote to us to know ill 11 tempts him otherwise he would ot which prevailed in the puzzled utn f mlr comparison intention to it Thc Ku helu us tn the payment ot Klux Klan furnished a steam outlet DONT ROCK THE BOAT Recently The Gazette printed an editorial about the futility ot thc farmer attempting to secure better L prices for his produce c thc SoT the suppressed sex desires or his yield The editorial ut in tnc prizes tuts thousands and hundreds of thou pointed out that such an attempt I and added if you thought of poor tormented it was a good thing to have a and a vlr lovely town why did you spent out of abstinence rather than other thousand on that ugly score tnc curbing of their desires board nnd opposing professional was wisc he football ns you do why do you said that thc greatest of these is spend money getting out a football charity and a wiser man even edition after the regular edition than Paul snid Judge not lest ye It all comes down to this It be not takes all kinds of people to make when a man a town and one kind of reveals himself have Just ns much right in thc Hence It often happens that the reformer falls in his own pit by constantly thinking about what a good time the others are having He lashes himself with enforced rectitude until he is unable to resist thc devil within him Whenever you see or hear a man would be difficult to ail the mft derived trom taxation which the I public enjoys But some of their for be had liy for a our conditions of living would be nil these things How many of us would to disperse with them entirely anil return to the primitive but by no means excellent city and country schools And tn Uils Jong could be added mart and necessary provisions perhaps these would be Ks noticeable abai h Ule bewailing and you may know as surely as night follows day that this is thc particular vice which during the growing season Kansas c easily develop a large and i enlarged service by profitable Printing machines profitable rice industry This crop is exactly suited to climate of south Kansas Rice is m more a tropical or subtropical crop than is corn So far as climate is the of the K u engineering ls far is homo ot Miss Loy in honor of Miss Sayre school Dean Walker raised his both may grow to per who win leave soon for her new home m on a plane that few other UP Into Canada Ar Those present were MUscs in the west have I Kansas grows more and better rice As an nn io he than Louisiana or Tex Maud Hamilton Morrison Day achieved As an expert on water Lon Parker Mr and Mrs Morton Sayre problems for dozens of Kan sas communities rendering a service that brought comfort into the homes of thousands During the World war Dean Walker carried on Thc Current club met Tuesday evening the eood IIP rii with 1 T Burton Hcv H J Whitby I he dl w ron cv y j rend a paper on and j an aS a colonel in the army he Members of the club arc L J Buck j gave his talents to help Win thc help Win thc in Kansas have made L B D K a record in their life and er P Newman ii E Peach a M throughout his career Dean Walker wss u unselfish man He will be missed at K U and all over the state Always he will be remem bered as thc man who knew how to do things and did them for the de sire to be helpful rather than for T Burton D A Ellsworth H Dunlap J conflict W C D Graves R M J M Hill T M w o Jones L A Alva Smith J M W Parker H J W A White Nor man Triplett A s Newman W B Irwm L C Wooster W W Finney J H J Rice J H Frith r A w L Mr and Mrs J U Klock arc visiting In Emporia Mr Klock formerly was superintendent of thc Emporia schools and county superintendent of Lyon coun ty He is now principal or thc New Hampshire Normal school claims to be an uptodate town because It hus 12 autos If this ran be used as a basis from which to figure Emporia Is three times as citified at Louis Hang will jo to tomorrow gain The were Miss Gay Shepherd ol Kansas City Miss Mar Barct of Bait Lake City Miss Josephine of Springfield Ohio Miss Gladys Miss Edna wil Louisiana or Tex as and Missouri surpasses Arkan sas The best Missouri rice Is grown in the northeastern part of state Louisiana and Texas av a little more than 30 bushels of rice an acre while Mis souri makes 50 bushels or over Rough rice averages one year with another abnut a bushel on the market Kansas lands We arc net crowing just scratch ing a little gravel yields or would gross an Outside of the matter of watering P rice crop is handler in nil respects like wheat or While rice crops use lots of water there are him t through the at pumped and distributed for to Seventeen in Clinic Seventeen children would orly result in market fluctua tions bringing depression Depression is caused by over jn When any condition arises to make people think there is a scarcity prices advance Inverse ly when prices advance people be lieve there is a scarcity but even if they dont everybody immediately jumps in and attempts to ad vantage of a bullish market From The Kansas City Kansan we clip this chunk of wisdom and if the country as a whole could digest it Uncle Sam would grow fat A good deal is being said by growers and In the news about thc fact that a lew steers sold at thc Kansas City last week at a hundred and some town as the other kind of people People who love flowers people who love a good snappy ball game people who like to read about foot City Grov Sixty more from the of appreciation olten there within thc heart of every man Hie desire to be of service to his neighbor Tills mny eomc more frequently to than lo and may to roars spontaneous through llinn through others hut It Is sulo to as sume there Is no nne who lias not at soine time ihc to of value to his community Would but pause Inns to search lor tho correct In hlx problem ot he sec that he could turn the of this duty into an opportunity to render co operative and willing service to all With nn the be he of tire of and In place of a of burden or resentment otio may find himself quite properly in satis is sue hn a home as wee a a unre an some regulars in good condition brought as human beings known in Emporia ball are all parts of the unit of I this year at the city tne first month of the term j wta anil of he taxed high as to The Kansas Farmer calls attention to the fact that there Is a lot of talk about high cattle prices as matter of fact the average market for thc has been much lower than these top prices all over thc country The wide notice given to these high says The Farmer Is misleading and may do considerable harm The tacts arc that cattle prices are not out of line with other commodity tne Central Press service with its as of comics photos and editorial page features Also we c e printing radio programs the new Associated Press feature service Chicago Tribune comics Walt Masons prose poems and dozens ol other features that interest tlie readers Oil news farm neighbor Items and ardent levria sports recent years The Gazette has gone ahead on the theory that every dollar spent to make a better newspaper comes back in subscriptions and increased advertising So far the theory has worked and on the belief that it will continue to work Improvements nnd The Gazettes debt nnd gation to this town is deep and we realize it keenly We lire trying to pay it back In service to every first month of the 1026 school year total enrollment In the city schools September 30 was 2551 Here is the enrollment by build ings excluding the kindergartens tills year Senior high Junior body Gabriel will wake up a lot high school of people whom he doesnt care 255 lugly Another mart Liny seem to be not po that he nor and 90 is free trom Who in or one these two not tlin and would not be he had of hll no that he tako hU and tio his part other of Tlie ol gratitude privilege of being pay 198 may a sense ot derision u IIW i may a ot for St Peter will admit a lot of Kansas Avenue 132 Riverside fof the mertuK sheep to the fold whom he Junior high out of line with other commodity prices n i when compared with production costs with But a newspaper room 0 In the win see duty imbued m tt n n ri It arc only on a basis where producers nrc able to realize for thc time In sev eral just reasonable profits In all probability cattle wlU continue tic consumption IS taking care of produc tlon There is no cattle shortage In this country but just a healthy balanced con dition Nnw it should be the business of market papers not to disturb thc situa tion and we should discourage damaging publicity as is now receiving so much attention for high prices of select apply only to n very small per centage of total receipts an acre for the season In thc matter of producing nu food to the acre rice will easily surpass all of our other small grain crops and even com Each bushel of rice weighing Fires Interrupt Lions A roof fire that firemen said could have been prevented if tlie chimney had been cleaned inter the Lions club lire tion program at a luncheon nt the hotel Wednesday noon schoo Tuesday i Johnson was to begin d talk he i the opening day in which called to the R C Harvey horns J 800 Rural where from n who chimney set fire to the roof Thc louis liang win jo to entires tomorrow nus tuna wu cn n to attend the meeting or thd Lutheran n Mrs Harris Mrs M Pounds Contains 10 pounds of Synod which Is In tension there tills week matron or honor Thc coarse hull worth nothing Fred Corbett word from thc lower were Adelaide human Or animal booking today that Mr Jame K Margaret Buck Harriet Randall and uman or animal would play Emporia on Friday oot was best man November 1 In his new d of Thc House of a Tli Mrs M A and little son re fo Of human and animal ceremony was by Her J food approximately as valuable as That is a 50 dren from the third ward waited upon brought their children expressed much interest in thc undertaking the clinic officials were well pleased with the first days work The clinic will be repeated to day for the Third ward and In arc that the examiners will have a busy toy Victor Trus ler chairman of thc clinic commit ui ce has urged as mothers of two weeks will occur as thc ex creek Mr and Mrs J W and Mr i and Mrs Carl Nation went to Bu ton yesterday in their autos They turned last night The French club met last potentially pood rice regions of Mrt Kansas it will give 1 y rc The the acrc good hum members of the club are wn food members of the club arc Misses Alice Wil son Audrey Dickey Kit Plumb Myrtle human or animal So far rlrn bnc tint n damage was slight M L insurance man save the fire prevention talk for thc Lions quoting many figures on hotel Wednesday Just before Assistant Fire Chief C C fire losses When Johnson was up at noon to attend the Linns meet ing firemen were called lo the James A Foole store where explosion occurred in thc furnace There was no damage Firemen were Inspecting Hie business district today pointing out fire hazards to the owners and oc of buildings tion is part of Thc fire pre lo people total cases expand which In turn to Into WM attract lows HUc who cio toy take hut tif tit many no bur I Ul owes to those who like to make tardiness during the first month of money and save it nnd as It owes school was according to the Tu tax is no bur to people who love books nnd music i monthly of the it A newspaper Is n news vendor cnts office Lincoln school had thc every improver method nmi where Thc ns a news merchant record ol tardiness per 100 S HO cases Ot with duty n i nnd also the per cent of nil ciuw the In 093 Thp at ls to distribute some ol its news of Its own columns afford n Sunday paper i I t j n n I lull I otl town doesnt want it But we can showing tinper cent of afford n Saturday night issue In the room In ench FO Emporia will not have to wait for thc Sunday paper to know all the news of lie afternoon nnd miy other that occurs after The home edition goes to press On v lo not nnd rhn riKard In their even will must Lincoln Miss Helen Eva I1 about Miss Edith I nnt aniA i nt an on their Miss Rlllll for nr anJ Century Miss EMII Hie Early Junior that mi t e i An h his tux In e Other n V i CL lls to t when n world hiKii school Riverside 01 baseball games going on i Miss DC rulii thr m thc people want the news rlnhl schorl opportunity now They cannot wait for The Jhe following rooms hnd no to U kinder and Hence thc As to thc nn item Herbert and Helen Helen Sarah tin In knowing who lias thc love liest Burdens Thc town Is interest ed and bettered by beautified Thc better town thc more money The Gazette will make It Is Union Misses Helen very simple when you i and Laura Wells stop to think of The Gazettes Misses Virginia con and Mattle Early Win ir it un r J lie Price and Lll nnd JTV Into ihal It will bi and j ton and Mrs Porter has sold in homeopathic Thursday afternoon Mrs W L Holtz Calvin Newman went to Lawrence yes quantities and nt entertained at euchre In honor in MB auto He returned last Slf f of her aunt Mrs Charles Lyons unit her nine accompanied by Price Holmes UB Store prices There is no cousin Mrs Elmer Price of Bert of Is here this natural reason why corn meal Miss Kittle Whitley won thc prize Thc week visiting friends and He should sell t or 1 n nmm 1 invited guests were Mesdames Tanner attended College here last winter L I J cents a pound Rhodes C H Lyon King Neigh Fred Scott Is working In thc Newman nt 3 Or 4 cents hors Jewell Ireland Misses Bertha Dun storc as assistant cashier and bookkeeper lap Elizabeth and Laura Sabra Grace Richards Kittle Whitley Hannah Edward Mary Kate of Madison Elma Pilley Louise Mrs Charles Lyon and Mrs Elmer Price The Cosmopolitan club met Tuesday afternoon with Mrs Charles Mem bers present were Mesdames Ida Smith John Alva Smith Frank Smith J J Buck C M and Charles Pratt paled fotball for this year On Commercial street today between Fourth and Seventh avenues there is not a vacant building Miss Ella Cale of thc Normal faculty went to Kansas City on a rice soils nt 15 cents The three are virtually ram in nutritive value and on acfount of its larger yield Intr habit rice can be and milled at less i thc two others In physicians will be out of town next week Physical examinations are being given each child and mental tess lor all who are old enough Much other valuable data is taken Thc mothers get expert information about their children which they mav act upon if they wish Ths clinic supplies recommendations inly and attempts no treatments in cas cf physical disabilities Announce K of C Essay Contest George of the announced Wednesday that the subject for the fourth annu year period perhaps than the Mis Congressman J Adam Dedc will open I river docs to the lower The College football team has the college lecture and entertainment iJ i j Ued in Its last game of intercollegiate course In thc First Presbyterian church will be conserved and used for watering rice and other valuable crops When the people The matter was set tonight tied at a meeting of thc board of control ot the Athletic association The principal reason Is because thc Institution has no between Washburn nnd KB of thc Normal will go tomorrow to umpire the game physical director to coach thc team The Fraternity Dancing club gave thc the Worth Of water it will be Con Room 39 In the main ot of a of dunces last night at too to be allowed formal will soon be fitted up for the he Wigwam orchestra furnished tn i t presidents private the music The o f thr r lib I tO rU rlot and lnf lct somc mi ions Thc annual session of the Fourth dls are Frank rke Lambert federation of womens clubs began In John Votter Paul Root Calvin Newman Grove this afternoon and will con Tom Robert Holmes Colbert until Friday night Those who Root Lawrence Morse Fred Bennett w from Emporia arc Mrs L B w Parker will Montgomery Oscar stouf Mrf IE Perley Mrs Albert fer Paul Turner Forde Mrs R H Mrs Virginia Hath Barber Frank Kirkwood Warren Morris of dollars of damage each year HE IS SO RIGHT The Critical Period In This Is open to junior and senior school students in all accredited public and parochial high schools in the United States and its possessions and in Canada nnd Newfoundland In Canada ami Newfoundland the subject may be chosen by the master of each dis in all cases the subject must be patriotic and historical Thc require chat this sub ject of thc contest be announced A J On the of taxes Calvin Wednesday and that the contest The offering at thc Whitley tomorrow Gladys High School Notes Willard Homer and Wilfred Older Senior high school cheerleaders led the students in yells for I the eame at were 1 any Myrtle cafford Ethel tional debt This generation made The board of education is Wednesday mornings assembly The Mn Mrs A L simpron and Mrs w A Curtis Allen Jack Ellis Ed reters Lee is Tighter than a rabbit j close not later than ph Mrs Weatherly s Wayman Harvey Lone rr I it the federation Charles Richard Thomas On thc He will not or Birthday 22 Karl Allen and Wayne Snoddy have been Moon Alston Mccarty Harry Doyle Ned tax reduction which fails to provide the respective Sprague Harry Glen Allen Joe fnr thr of nnd track at the Keeler Their guests were Misses of the na vention Firemen the makc interest In football flow and even the cooking school i that it six months ago We i on it all in onn wny Honors Inspection arc Chief Charles Slin son Assistant Chief C C Johnson Lloyd C E Stinson Aaron Brown Fred Flecker and Police man Grove or another Sometimes directly Twentyfour student of thc Col of Emporia received awards nt together in Emporia a commute Boy Struck by Aulo Clayton son of Mr and Mrs L A Fonder graft who live on route 9 miles j Code Soon west of Emporia is in thc Newman j After many Memorial County hospital suffering from a fractured skull and a broken lee as a result of being by a motorcar Thc accident happened a short west of thc home Wednesday afternoon about oclock as Clayton was return ing from school The boy had stepped off thc to let one car pass and not seeing another car approaching he stepped in of it The car which struck thc boy was driven by C C Caldwell farmer who lives north of Plymouth Thc injured boy was taken to Emporia to thc hospital His left leg was broken above the knee and the skull fractured But we have learned that In this convocation In Mo town thp in i mortal Tuesday at to it rnm f I VM Thc con ll hr M held each for ii T 7 five those who made 1s in nt cnst 13 dollar Dill rhoy always come back hours of work thc preceding somes ol fur And upon how much Uio tuxnnyer ty for than to not forward lo of upon the uf Ui pulillc bv the votes Ins In public than by to the af tax rc tcr The Athena medal was presented otic Soon to the student making tht lender who i my of hard work of each class Students u by h e appointed by Mayor O c lll Athena medal were 1 J T soon utter he took senior Mary ficc in of 1920 has junior Kcnzo a code lor the city and Edith GOING STRONG AT Do you think you finished life nt KO Are you about three score years and ten myth nt 70 Well then take courage from Dr Annie the her She to lound a center for thc new in lln Oja val of Emporia The code covering 297 freshman Miss Mildred McMurtry loy of Sht dreams of a pages of handwritten copy him awarded the been lo tlie mayor who Utopian colony run on received lines which will be A stenographer Is typing certificates wore Carol lhp in the progress of he code which will submitted Jones n Pierson seniors jot the In this ambition she to the city commissioners and thc Eleanor Barrett Bessie Foster Mary aided by Tlie code was com and The size of thc code will be gether went into thc war nrd Jane Taylor Ethel Williams Helen ly reduced by the commission hut Santa to nil important provisions will be re members of thr San ll IV bantl the of mm we day to attend the annual Santa ii K TTV uri v Senior high Shumate Brothers who gave the have on this committee I do not if Jamrs Wood have taken party near thc Saturday first number on the high that It will nwd much revl entcrtainmcnt course played a saxophone quartet Rice Brown boy was announce fire prevention manr r of thn band and William said Commissioner W J Hey ls director Corn Jrom this years crop which i MM Ecton Maud Sommers poor mans wapes were raised hearing will be late this after Senior school fire drills r mans were multiplied noon J i n to market A surprise party was slven at from 70 to 5 pounds to the evening for Miss by n und brines 50 cents a bushel Tha high brackets of the income The other boys who admitted they had been drinking but were should While the poor man is Retting V f U A r i j t t Y r nit in van Last at the home of bildes of Miss sixteenth birthday The Vi father occurred ihc of Miss Dragons are Misses Beryl Pal Or lets 3 Caroline Lambert Burr Root A Haynes Ruth Lyons Flora Brooks national debt paid prettier wedding has never been solemn heth Wade Clara Jackson Bess pyle j The members of tho who macip thr trip wore Hubart Resell G mi ion One period will be ty Credit Bureau which was Harold The crt and charged with drunk I and explained the plan for j iu sry for in his whit is tn in In last at the Senior high school to a dis cussion of methods of preventing not drunk were questioned Tuesday i es In homes and schools by County Attorney O Si Several of the boys are and athletic season of the high disrupted by Each fifth hour class at thc Jun for tonight born William diaries lor high school will spend 10 postponed nno week so Helen thc bureau may attend thc KOOC F N roads dinner antl In the of the period dls of and hotel Thc Credit Bn Otis u will he held thc J li 20 in thc Rora tutt Jose Villm ami Donald tea room
