The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1915-05-06

aggregation and also is affected by at
mospheric conditions, as regards wind
and rain. This sufficient alibi. How
ever. IL il is a good hot day and every
thing is peaceful, The Dalles might
Just as well not come with the intention
Of winning. as Capt. Pspe's aggregation
is bound to annex the game. Jones is
a hot weather pitcher and can't pitch
right unless IL is roasting weather.
The lineup will be: Jones, D; NJ. But
ton, c; Hershner, ID; Thomas, 2b;
Hale, 3b; Capt. Pape, SIS; Porter. n:
johnson, eff: lmholz, A. Pape, Hus-
bands or Niekelsen, If. The local nine
won from The Dalles. IA, in the other
game, and taking it all in all, the local
team should hold its own.
The White Salmon ball team invaded
Oregon territory last Friday and after
laying siege to Oscar Jones' curve sup
ply. retrested with 4-3 victory. The
W. S. II. s. team put over their two
runs on three hits, five errors, two
passes and a sacrifice. The local team
got five good healthy swats and we're
handed three walks. White Salmon
players made fve errors and the II. +.
II. ). boys came across with two sacri-
fees. yet three runs was all they could
put across the plate off of this bevy of
run makers. The White Salaon held
ers got in under six flys pounded out
by the local boys, and at least half of
these looked good for hits. Ii certainly
was an unlucky day for the team. The
lineup was: w. 5. h. S.-Morton, D;
Thomas. c; Sucksdorf, lb; Larson, 2b
Il O..
cf; Cornett. rf:. H. R. II. S.-Jones,
| p; Button, c; Hershner. lib; Thomas,
2b; Hale, Sb; G. Pape. IS; Porter, If
johnson, CT; A. Pape, rf.
An assembly was held Tuesday'morn-
ing, at which all literary appearances
yet.remaining were made up. Alene
Albright made short address with
the Cello canal as her topic Beatrice
Shreve then gave a recitation. Speech
es concerning final athletic meets were
made by Chet Pape, Howard Cooper
and Cliff Porter, captains of baseball,
track and tennis respectively. Miss
Flora Furrow, former member of the
faculty, wastpresent, and "a short yell
practice was held in her honor,
The track meet with the Alumnae
will be held next Wednesday. "Skiny"
Baker is the main hope.of the Alumnae
team and is good for fifteen or more
points. 'Chet' Pape is the main. man
that the high school spikers are Ide-
pending on to make has beens" out
of the alumnae. No admissions will
be charged. The track team.is doing
no work this week so as to allow the
baseball team to practicenever night
for the nine inning grind with The
Dalles hi.
Chet Pape and Oscar Jones are both
to go to the Eugene interscholastic
meet this month. Chet Huggins, lone
of Hayward's proteges, who halls from
here, in writing to Prof. Critics, said
that 'Pape stands the best chance Of
placing in the meet Of any track hope
that has been sent from here in recent
year. With Chet Huggins as official
trainer thestwo local boys will go into
the meet in good condition. The local
high school has not taken a place at
the Eugene meet since the day when
Chet Huggins and Sidney Henderson
we're wearing II. R. II. S. sweaters.
The senior examinations are being
held today and tomorrow 80 as to give
any who fail to pass'plenty of time tc
take second examination. The semi
ors will be out of school for the next
two weeks.
The final assembly of the year, al
which the seniors will make their little
departing speeches, will be held Thurs.
day, May 20.
Three of the 43 seniors will not be
present at the commencement exercises
Friday, May 2l. Helen Hargreayes,
officially a. graduate, has already re.
ceived her diploma and is in college in
the east. Helen Davidson will be out
of town on that date. A third will not
be present on account Of religious be-
lief.
The High School Chorus operetti,
"The Feast of the Red Corn an In.
dian musical in two acts, which is "a
he given at Heilbronner hall May 20,
is attracting much attention. The
author of the operetti, Paul Bliss, ia
well known from his other productions,
and nothing need be said about the
class of this one the chorus is produc.
ing. The first scene is laid in gler
among corn stalks, and the second
scene is the evening before and the
morning after ''the feast of sthe rec
corn" There are twenty-one musica
numbers in addition to several extras
in the production. The musical mum.
J bers are as follows:
Overture, instrumental.
Dead Leaves Amid the Corn" cho
rus.
Somebody's Been Up to Some
thing" Old Sguaw and chorus.
"She isYa Regular Indian" chorus.
"Burn Her at the Stake" chorus.
80 Star of the Farthest North, ;
Queen.
"What Did Impee Light Do" Fud
gee, pudgee and Wudgee.
1--WE Inherited Most Peculiar Fail
ing" lmpee Light.
"Ghost Dance" instrumental.
"Sleep Song" Queen and chorus.
"The Tale of the Three Littl,
Bears" Impee Light.and chorus.
"Canoe Song" Queen and chorus.
Entrance of Old Squaw," instru
, mental.
: "Song of Sorrow" Old Squaw.
Dance of Flaming Arrow" instru
mental.
/ "Song of Sorrow" chorus.
Funeral March" instrumental.
''Was There Ever Anybody, chorus
Somebody's Been Up to Some
thing" by Fudgee. Pudgee, Wudge,
and chorus.
"Incantation, Old Squaw and cho
! rus.
Finale, Old Squaw and chorus 20
; Little Red Ear.
The cast is:
Weeda Wanta, queen of Wantas,
: Alice TUmkins.
Impee Light, her younger sister
, Lillian Brock.
Old Squsw, sorceress of tribe, Dor
[ cas- Dewitt.
! Fudgee, Pudgee, Wudgee, three chill
: dren of the queen, Kathrine Marquis.
Frieda Vogel and Helen Chambers.
, The three principals are the best
musical talent of the high school anc
the parts of the queens children are
taken by the best talent of the grade
y Fr