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The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1914-06-20
Yacht 10 Burned.

s " ourned.
h-The yacht Jo
oy Theodore Grune
q $4,000. burned to
when moored in
Tht yacht was one
sst pleasure craft in
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1914-06-20
To Stop Runaway MARRIAGES.

Baton Rouge.-A bill to stop runa-
way and hasty marriages was intro
duced in the Senate by Senator Mou-
ton Of Lafayette.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1914-06-20
An BITTER FIGHT is
...,ou TO A CLOSE AT
NIGHT SESSION.
! wIE RESULT, SO TO IS
: Finally Adopted Carries
..u.ano Amendment-Admin-
- Leaders Confident
- viii Accept Change.

h1oa.--The senate passed
90 tolls repeal bill by a vote
~ The voting required only
Iruy passed the bill contains
novn ss the Simmons-Norris
- which a majority of the
bslIeves protects the rights
lhfed States under the Hay
- treaty as to the control
mama canal and the whole
: 4 tolls.
ksmte was weary with its long
[ dehate, its weary watching
stempt to gain a parliament
nhge, and by the time Vice
I Marshall put the question
krGngs Of the bill oratory had
II he chamber was quiet and
3 NJ taken with little ex-
~ an outbreak among the
II vhich showed more plainly
1hg which has gone before
hdhg that has been aroused
W Senator's Vardaman Of
~ md West Of Georgia came
INN. creating a scene such
IL been witnessed on the
&mny years.
y vas sent over to the house
hhen up at once. With the
nndment II Is a subject for
= 4 leaders on the house
\ upon one, but 1t can be
pssed Of Immediately so far
~ 10 concerned IL the house
y senate amendment and
- bill as sent them from
y -.
= , hvor Of the bill follows:
- Bankhead, Bryan, Chill |
= (Afkansas), Culbertson,
oHs Hitchcock, Hughes, |
aeon, Kern, Lea, Lee, Lew |
hysrs, 0verman, Owens,
hnerene. Salisbury, Shat. |
gazd. Shiveley, Simmons,
nhsna). Smith (Georgia),
yhqd). Smith (South Car.
Swanson. Thompson,
Wst White, vyilliams-37. |
Brandegee, Burton,
'0ronna, Kenyon, Nc
1 Nelson, Norris,
Sherman-13. To-
= as(last the bill:
hurst, Chamberlain,
Newlands. O'Gorman,
vardaman, Thomas,
orah. Brady, Bris-
stron, Clapp, Clark
Mnnins. Dillingham;,
senes. La Toilette, Lip
.lns. Smith (Michigan),
sad. Townsend, War
egks-2a.
-foindexter. Total Ak
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1914-06-20
. seauty Aids.

- MOS.
Sine state board of
war on complexion
q. complexion rejuvina-
q n Kansas. alleging
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1914-06-20

o'iu SdkS
kElectrocution has
.ae Animal Rescue
= =. method of dispos-
b ~ superfiuous dogs
death house" is
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1914-06-20

- ascated Hair.
united States VS..
Hair" was the
= suit before Fed
Who ordered tKe
snd puns sold to
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1914-06-20

vos sleepwsIker.
while asleep, Mrs.
walked out Of her
own and was found
~ by her husband.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1914-06-20
aellnst the bill:
hurst Chamberlain,
Newlands, O'Gorman,
vardaman, Thomas,

orah, Brady, Bris-
atron, Clapp, Clark
cpnnins. Dillingham;,
yanes. La Toilette, Lip
S.lss Smith (Michigan) y,
had. Townsend, War.
N9ts-2s.
Poindexter. Total, 35.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-06
Both Teams Have Long
String of Victories to
Their Credit.

"HE /. D, S. u. basketball quin-
tette, the winners 81 second place
In the Utah Basketball league last
- year, will battle with Coach Henry
Richardson's great little Salt Lake
nigh school five this afternoon, The game
VIII be played in the Deseret gymna-
SUM and will start at 3 O'Clock. The
hlgh school boys are scheduled to have
military drill. but II is probable that the
drill VIII be cut short so that all the
boys Will be able TO see Tie game, . The
contest will be an official league game
The student body of the Salt Lake
nigh school has shown a great deal OF
interest In the hoop game during tho
season. s the prospects for champion
snip team are very bright Many sea son
tickets have been gold, but those sold
at the high school will not be good for
today's game.
very enthusiastio basketball assembly WINS
hold at the L D. s. U. yesterday during tEs
noon hour The echool yelle and songs were re-
heaIsed for tho coming games. At tho past games
OF the l., d. s. U. tho cheering eoc,!on has been
y feature. Today during tho hour the playcrs and
Coach AuEtfn Miller will Giyo short talks Yells
aud songs viii DO part OF tho programme Tho
majority OF the students have pledged Themselves
10 attend the game
Tho L. D. s. L. boyu have had n very success.
lul scasop IN every way. Bennion aud sovnraI
star uen wero lost TO the tenn owing 10 gradun-
tton. bur Coach Auotiu Miller lad much good nIH-
toral with which 10 work. Tho old men who
arc on the team arc Glen Smith, the tall center
Of The L. ID. 8. IT,, and Olson. guard and csu
in
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-06
MUCH ACTIVITY IN
COAST BOXING GAME
Williams and Coulon May
Meet; Rivers Calls Off
Go With Cross.
Ey II. NJ. WALKER.

By International News Service.
LOS ANGELES. Fen. 6-The asst ring
situation was given a grand little .
o'clock shakcup this afternoon when Pro-
moter y. j. McCarcy was taken over the
hurdles AT about as fast n clip as the
.'old man" cares TO travel
When the last visitor had left the
carpet the following sGpper-time bull
lctln was posted on his door by the local
promoter: Sam Harris, acting for his
bantamweieht protege. Johnny Williams
deposited $500 In gold TO bind Cham
pion johnny CCulon 10 a match for the
li6-pound title. OF this sum $1,000 goes
TO Coulon as a gilt the minute he sets
his foot In the Vernon ring.
Joe Rivers, represented by his man
ager. Joe Levy. called off the proposed
February % bout with Leach Cross. Civ
Ing as his excuse an injury 10 his left
hand, received during the bout with VOL
CAST at Milwaukee.
Jack 5ritton was given telegraph or
ders to rush westward and nll the date
against Cross.
Dumb" Dan Morgan also was advised
10 bring his other charge Battling
LcV1nsky. 10 Los Angeles for twenty
round go with KID" Kenneth, the oil
heids younester who has been boxing
in such good form OF late
jimmy Clabby has agreed To box Gun
boat Smith at catch weights FOR the
white heavyweight title. Clabby Is slated
to box Sailor Ed Petroskey next Thurs
day afternoon and he was advised bv Nc
Carey that In the event Of his scoring
decisive victory the Smith match might
be forthcoming.
quarters at the Western Athletic club
when advised OF Ciabbys latest def.
Press agent stunt that's all" said
the Goat Island battler with a grin.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-06
Clawson Promising man.

One Of the mort pleasing surprires OF tho ycur
Tor Coach Miller has been the work OF KinsaIoy
'la""on. Clnwson was member OF the L.sfay-
otto school lu.nteitc last ycar and entered tie
L. D. S. L. this year, In Tho class ;anies h!s
great floor work and good bankct shooting caugh,
the eye Of Coach Miller. His work during Ibc
league Barncs has been corsistent aud he should
make great player. Ho will play right for
ward
The L. D s. team has won from GraulsvilIs
high school. tho B. V L. high school the suow
academy IN Salt. Lake and Ephraim. tho Granite
high school and many practice games In the
city. The Salt Lake high school Victims arn the
GTADtsyilio high school. Ogden high school Kays-
Vilc, Boyd Fars and other flvss In practice
games,
Al center for tho high nchool will 6e Stanley
Johnson. This boy Is said by high school Sup-
porters 10 be the equal Of 'Lauky'' Smlth OF the
L. d. s. II Is expected that Smith will out
Jump Johnson but after the tossup. Johnson
should take cnre OF Smith and should bo able 10
shoot ns many baskets The throwing ot smith
during tho past season has been tho most con-
sStcnt Of the Il. u. s. u. Smith will throw
the fouls for tho Il. %. 5. Z.
Ar forward for the high school will bo Calvin
Rawlings and Lawrence Spencer. two OF tho best
baSko. shootcrS In the state. Couch Miller viii
have Williams and Captain Olson 10 guard those
Coach Miller thtpks that these boyE viii
keen the high school forwards from running Wild
Rawlings viii throw tho foul, for the high
Ugi
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-06
HARRY SHAFFER To
BOX DANNY 0 'BRIEV
Fast Bout Promised as Main
Event Of Mondays Man
haitian Card.

Manager Hardy * Downing OF the
Manhattan Athletic dub is arranging his
progrs mme OF hoNIng bouts for next Mon
day nights show at tho Gnrrick thestcr
and he promises the fans 4 great night
of sport.
There will be the regulation six bouts
on the Dill and as the headliner he has
matched Harry Shsner. the lightweight
who has outclassed all of the other local
boys in, this class. and Danny, oBrien,
who is due here from Boise, Idaho, either
TINS morning or tins evening. This is
undoubtedly the classiest pair OF boys
that the club has put on the programme
rare treat.
While o'Brien Is not very we'll known
here, he has met some OF the best light
weights in The country, including
Anderson. the Oregon whirlwind; Bar
rieau, the British Columbia boy, and a
number OF other near champions. He
Time and although he is a lightweight ne
has been meeting men like Jack Car
penter and other near welterwelghts and
and Shaffer. are both willing boxers and
VIII no doubt show the local fans a lot
more real class than any pair that has
appeared on Manhattan CLUB card.
Eosan, the hghling Chinaman. back
In time to meet Young" Gilbert in the
SEMI -Windup. This pair OF boys met
some time ago and Gilbert earned a de-
cislon over Hosan. but the latter says he
can reverse the decision. lie is in Idaho
at the present time. and Downing has
wired him 10 come back here for next
Monday. and II he arrives in time me will
be used against Gilbert II not good
local boy Will meet Gilbert
Glen Cutke. who earned the title OF
featherTeight champion OF the Manhat-
tan club week ago, when he earned q
decision over Battling" Travis will be
matched with Young Maloney. a young
ster who has been showing con-z1era bic
has taken part with the exception OF one
when he boxed a draw with bud"
Tucker in his first time out.
Tom Crawford, who made btt with
the fans last Monday when he beat
Red Bishop, Will meet kid" Evans,
who also made a favorable impression In
his only bout before the club couple OF
weeks ago. when he boxed furious draw
with Joe McCauley. These boys are hoth
Youngsters who have not had a great deal
OF experience. but they are both game
and willing lads and look like most prom
islng youngsters.
Kid Cuddy. from Sugarhouse. who
was matched with Young MaIonev for
last weeks bouts. but who was unable TO
go on. on account OF lame ankle Will
be o. X for next Monday nights show
and viii meet the "old Reliable" Ray
ia ckson. Jackson has appeared about as
often as any Of the boys before the club
and has always made good Regardless
OF whether he won or lost he was al
ways trying for all that IS In him
The curtain raiser will bring out a
couple OF young bantamwclghts who have
never appeared in public before in kid"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-06
REPORT ON JOHNSON
CHARGES NEXT WEEK

chICnSo, feo 6-Fodoral Inquiry into rcla-
tions OF federal ofticialg With Jack Johnson ,bo
negro pnsilist and Sol Lewusohn. a missing pro
fosaionaI bondsmon. ended today. Assistant Dis
Ttct Attorney Staasbury, who conducted tho in
week. 'NN
r l.. lawrence, city editor OF morning p,r.
paper. testified before the grand Jury today ana
produced iho cableNram from Jack Johueon which
made charges that johnson gave SEQ 900 to bo
distributed among federal ofucisls before John
went 10 France. ~
The assistant district attorney in cborpe n.
:he investigation today said; ''wo are NOT oon.
corned With the publication of the johnson
charges, hut We want TO know about the accuracy
OF the elolms made by the nugIiist' =.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-06
At the Forwards.

CawTon and Folt will play The forwards for
tho L. u 5. Z. and Richardson will bavc Can.
tain Roy Stddoway and Stephen Eorr 10 guard
these men. The high school guards are both ey-
perlooccd men. while Coach M;iler's forwards viii
play thsir tirst big game. hut Miller Il confl-
fright"
The choice OF both coaches to refores in todsp,s
game IL Honor Boisingtou. Ho0iDeton Will do
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-06
VARSITY AND AGD|l
TO BATTLE T)I||
terce Struggle Is E.s
When Fives Meet /.
Floor at Logan.
By "Bud" Fis
Coach Fred eenpiop a. n.

Coach Fred sonnion Of Ii. osi,...
'9u%a of hs'setSsli m-1 viii ,,rs
thlr morning. where ihey viii -.-t-
Iiah As2ics thig evening ST..
Toe Utah football team In - "
os' tho heeloN have bcsn es,s,
'h"itS basketball team ana -
ots that they can via !.on M n
o' game
When the preliminary n.,,,,., ~.
could not 500 anything h. N. IN,
while rUmoGs from Cache v,ps, ~
NoGin not he team n The ,sstt ~, ;
INC Ngsiea.. There was pl.,ly -
tors, assertions at The tIne. as Er,-
have veteran ~ lhc rs,i.ss 49,
Mud ne was auficrag rom ,vir,s 4.
Coach Teei1cl Of the s. C., oo I'M,
gan Nith a SQUAD or spcsdy vgs-,s. z
ever. things began 20 !ook 40 h +.
began BY winning "a gamer a =
from tho Y. y. e. :. team ,.I ~.
team Right along with ,he,. IN,
Itsh came 'he repor; tssr lhs -.
school had aprcd out yirio-y ~
team. This was indeed snsoupsi,r I.
ho-y 1nd some o. the mos, Ars,.. l.
supporters Degnu TO predit, ds,tt, l.
GisS
JuEJ when the U,ah iid, W, \,
rhss,ed over thniv chance. tbs ssf'-
the onsida stake aeAdemy 10 ~.
everyone sat uP and took rstL E
Utah players hair settled elri Z, ?
the sssics hunted io,o re gosse q
piled uU . points sEsins, y.
Oucs more tno pendulum szurf -
direction of the Scgles. bu, she, II =
11d defeated the NonlsnA .saa n r
Hamc rls-Fln as I'D the UtaS Ag7is
brought TO a stsnis,iil and velshI F
not man at the university rhJ a.
a guess a. 20 the outcome
Captain Skidmore ss~ Ike Ara +
Montana and SAYS they sfc 40 tur
ana vii; lasn on inc 50 cTeiy =tr''
that Hugh retersou. ,Se Auk g.
spT'rtcr. IL plaEIns The 5rrsicsl an z
he has over seen and that |, riih -
aim every second of the gircf = 1
enough baskets himself 20 oytftall.r
~ the entire U,Rh five. In tAs On
Oneida academy, Petorson piiehc 81
from tho field for = total Of y p5.tf
knowing this. the varsity Is -
IN nnd bore from first 10 lag, ir4 . Il
IN ;hom. Those who sili make " =
are SkIdmoFc. Briggs, Mclntre. Ns@
Beal. Van Pelt. Abbott. Paul, criA
Manager Fcr7ou.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-06

the officiating alouo Both concbes have the
greatest OF confidence in him.
Tho Iln,un
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-06
Race Track for E1podHz

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. Feb l-r;
Of the completion o! plans !or iLs -
the raco track a; the Paaami. Rr'b;
was made today by the e1psi'iss 2
Stakes In the sum OF s2-i.He I'LL
the competing horses Ia the tv13'
meet scheduled. All CLASSES asa %
will be allowed to be entered 90
stakes offered .or p1ce.s asd lr'efz
nigh as so. coo each.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-06
To Deliver Pitchers.

Salt Lake wanted Weaver especially TO
assist IN developing number OF young
pitchers whom Hester has signed II
WAS planned 10 give Buck" only such
regular turns behind the bat as he
deemed best ana 10 permit him TO de-
vote most of bis time TO bringing out
pitchers VINO might he salable during the
season and al its close.
However. the Salt Lake clubs officers
need not despair Young pitchers have
been developed by other catchers than
Weaver. Probably there are a few pitch
crs IN the world who have never even
pitched single ball 10 Weaver. Prob
ably also there are catchers in the world
who have the knacf Of teaching the
lCnnfiniied on FnlInwino PaneA
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-06

Kodak Pictures Finished,
Mail us your films. Salt Lake Photo
Supply Co., l59 Main street. Exclusive
photo dealers. advertisement. J
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-06
Relf Is Surprised.

George o. Ref. president Of the Sal
Lake club. said last night:
Mr.. Evans went TO the Butte
league meeting as the accredited
representative of the Salt Lake club.
Upon bis return he reported that
Weaver. Potts and Galena OF the
Great Falls team and all of the Mis-
soula players had reverted TO the
Union association.
The matter of getting Weaver for
the Salt Lake team has been dis
cussed time and again in Mr. Evans s
presence, and Mr.. Evans was in
structed 10 purchase Weaver from
Great Falls for the Salt Lake team
when he was delegated to the Butte
meeting. Instead OF purchasing
Weaver as instructed Mr. Evans re-
ported As | have told you. We then
took up the matter witn President
Murphy and obtained his permission
10 sign up Weaver.
Now TO learn that Mr.. Evans. a
director Of the Salt Lake club. and in
regular attendance at all OF The di-
rectors' meetings. has concluded ne
EQUATIONS with Weaver for his own
personal use Is. To say the least. "A
great surprise 10 the other officers
al The Sail La EC team
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-06

sandy and George Hendricks. These bows
are willing Youngsters and have sboG9
enough class In their workouts to warranu
giving them trial.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-06
Penn Oarsmen Report.

PHILADELPHIA, FEB. 5.-Nearly 300
candidates are out for rowing at the
University OF PENNSYLVANIA Several
members Of last years varsity squad
have reported for work on the ma
chimes.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-06
BOISE IS LIKELY To
GET buck WEAVER
M. r. Evans Springs Sur
prise on Salt Lake Officials;
Grounds Question Up.

The probabilities are that Buck
Weaver VIII not play with Salt Lake this
season. but that he win play with Boise.
II developed Yesterday that the interests
Fl the head of the Iioise club concluded
That Buck would be a dandy pick up
Tor the Idaho team.
The transa ctlon came as a surprise TO
the officials OF the Salt Lake baseball
ciub-at least, 20 all these officials ex-
cept one, who. IL happens, is reported
TO have the Boise franchise. That one
Is NJ. t. Evans. Evans is a director OF
the Salt Lake club and has been pres
cnt at many If not all, the meetings
OF the directorate when the proposition
WAS discussed for getting Weaver for the
salt Lake team. MI the other directots
thought Evans was i'm synpa thy with the
move, and never for Il moment thought
that an attempt would be made 10 get
Weaver away from Salt Lake,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-04-27
The Care Of Children

Mothers should not make the mis-
take of waiting on their sons "hand
and foot" as the saying is. and thus
spoil them as husbands for their fu-
ture wives.
So many mothers do this, with the
mistaken idea that it is the best meth
ed Of showing their love for their chill
dren. but after observing the failure
of numerous examples of this plan of
upbringing, 1 have come to believe 1t
not only harmful, but extremely
wrong.
There is such a thing as overkind-
mes, and boy does not think more
of the mother whom he finds so will
ing to stifle his complaints with ca
resses. and so quick to do his every
bidding.
Such servitude is rarely appreciated
but rather tends to belittle the mother
in the eyes of her son, at the same
time making him exacting, selfish and
hard to please.
She should teach him to appreciate
the fact that there is nothing SISSY
or girlish in being considerate to his
mother, for in no other way will she
be so able to inspire and retain his
love and respect.-Mrs. r. S. K, Ohio.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-04-27
WITH BULLET IN HEART
MAN RECEIVERS INJURY

VIENNA. April 27.-Alive and we'll
with bullet in his heart is the re-
port made of an unusual If not un-
precedented case in medical annals,
by DR.. Finsterer, to the Viennese So
ciety of Physicians and Surgeons. DR.
Finsterrer called to attend a young
man brought to an emergency hos
pital He had attempted suicide by
shooting himself. He was uncon-
scious but still alive. By means of
the X-ray it was seen that the bullet
was actually in the heart. 1t was loose
in one of the heart chambers and
with every movement of that organ
the bullet moved about. After con-
sultation with Professor Hochenegg,
the famous surgeon, it was decided to
sew up the hole in the heart where the
bullet entered and that without at
tempting to remove the bullet. This
was done. After two weeks it was
showed that the bullet had been
"healed in" near the lower edge of the
heart ana gave the patient little or
no trouble.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-04-27
SOg1GCy

The Current Literature club met
Friday at the home of Mrs. l. U. Tenn
pie on North Main street with Mrs.
Charles Bonney and Mrs. Temple as
hostesses. The afternoon was spent
in the study of Central America. The
following Is the program:
Central America-(a) Discovery. Con-
quest, Treatment OF Conquered Peo-
pie, Separation from Spain: (b)
Subsequent History, the Five Re-
publics, Cities. International Bu-
reau, Court of Justice. Etc, the
People. Race, Distinction Charac-
teristics. Manners and dress. Mrs.
j. A Fee.
Reading from Captain Maclin OR. H.
Davis). Mrs. James Johns.
Nicaragua Canal Beginning, Pro-
gress, Present Status. Physical AS
pect of Country, Natural Water
Ways. Mrs. G. NJ. Rice.
Vocal solo-"The Sheperdess,' Miss
Edna Zimmerman.
Archaeology, Temples, Stone Monu-
ments, Sculpture. Pottery. Tsingal
Graves at Cierigin. the Island Of
Japalera. Mrs. Van Petten.
Mrs. Adna Harlow, who has been
visiting at the home of her parents.
Colonel and Mrs. James H. Raley. re-
turned to her home in Bellingham
Saturday.
Mrs. Henry Keen, Miss Zola Keen
and Mrs. ]. D. Plamondon of Athena
were in the city Saturday to witness
the county track meet.
Miss Ruth Duniway of Echo spent
the weekend in the city as the guest
of Miss Irmalee Campbell, returning
home this morning
Miss Nellie Anibal returned Satur.
day from visit in Pilot Rock.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-04-27
Hawthorne School Notes
EDITED by Edna Hamilton.)

This has been examination week al
the Hawthorne school. The Sth b
class took up mensuration in arith-
metic this week. The 7th A class
have Just finished studying the revo-
lutionary war and their next lesson
in history will be the constitutional
convention. The 5th grade will start
TO work with clay next week. They
have been interested in the war news
and kept well posted on it. Their
room is beautifully decorated with all
kinds of spring flowers.
The 4th grade also have been in
terested in the war; they have a daily
paper on the desk each day. They
had a lesson on Panama. They had
test in arithmetic and geography this
week Edna Hansen posed for the
4th grade to paint Thursday.
The 3rd grade have been painting
flowers from nature this week. They
are going to commence in their new
supplementary readers this week. The
second grade boys answered IS COM
binations in numbers Friday morning
in eighty five seconds and the girls
in IS seconds.