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Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1918-04-26

extend sympathy to the bereaved
family in this sad hour of sorrow,
but we know that the sustaining
grace of the all-wise God will keep
and comfort them. Be assured, dear
mother and father, that the little
cherub is sweetly resting in that
great beyond, awaiting you.
Funeral services were held at the
Williams cemetery by Bro. Phelps,
in the presence of large concourse
of sorrowing relatives and friends
A Friend.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1918-04-26
UNION HIGH SCHOOL
a. a Asasaes

The cold weather has damaged a
lot of the fruit. The prospects for
strawberries are very slim through
this section.
The wind last week blew down a
lot of fruit trees and a lot of fence
for Mr.. Staulcup.
Mr.. Jess Taylor has moved back
to his old home place.
Mr.. John Summers is no better.
Mrs. Della Gardner is able to be
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1918-04-26
Resolutions of Respect.

Whereas, in the providence of
Almighty God, He has called Bro.
Albert C. Brann from this earthly
tabernacle to dwell in that celestial
home, where no parting words are
spoken and no sorrow ever comes,
a home where all is peace and love-
to this home God in his infinite
mercy has seen best to call our be-
loved brother. We bow our head to
kiss the Christening rod and say,
"Thy will be DONE"
When we come to speak of our
dead, how powerless is human speech,
what idle things are words. We may
long for the touch of a vanished hand
and the sound of a voice that is still,
but that is all Somewhere beyond
the misty realm of night life's bro
ken chord is mended; somehow in
that land beyond the grave every
spirit will be cleansed and purified !;
some time beyond the pale of cloud
less skies, where the rainbow never
fades, every faithful member Of our
Star will stand redeemed and free.
Therefore, be it
Resolved, That Palmersville Chap
ter 0. E. S. feels deeply his taking
away, knowing that the chapter, of
which he was worthy patron, has lost
one of its best members, his family
a true companion and father, and his
community a valued citizen. Be 1t
further
Resolved, That we humbly submit
to the will of Him who doeth all
things we'll; that we commend him
for his sunny disposition, his obedi-
ence to his Savior, his devotion his
family and his well-wishes to the Or
der of the Eastern Star. Be it fur
Their
Resolved, That we tender his
family our heartfelt sympathy and
point them to our Lord, who alone
can comfort and cheer their bleed
ing hearts. Be it further
Resolved, That these resolutions
be spread on the minutes of our chap
ter, a copy furnished the family anC
a copy furnished the press for pub
lication.-Palmersville Chapter No
80, O. E. S., by G. T. Austin, Matte
Austin.
| 7 ;LoxA,v pOpdc
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1918-04-26

The insolvency of the estate of
J. ]. Travis, deceased, having been
suggested to w. J. Jeter, clerk of
the county court of Weakley county,
Tenn, by L, N. Melton, administra-
tor of said estate, this is therefore
to notify all parties holding claims
against the said estate to file the
same, properly authenticated, with
the said w. J. Jeter at his office in
the courthouse in Dresden, Tenn,
on or before the 10th day of July,
1918, or same will be forever barred
in law and equity. a5-12-19-26
This April /, 1918.
L. N. MELTON, Admir-.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1918-04-26
Liberty Bonds
Strawberry Tickets

Strawberry Tickets
Place your orders now with the
Enterprise for strawberry tickets.
2-3t
Neal Freeman Has Accident
He accidentally wrote man fire
and tornado insurance policy last
week. See him about yours 51-4t
Strawberry Tickets
Place your orders now with the
Enterprise for strawberry tickets.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1918-04-26

For Indigestion, Constipation or
BiliOuSneSs
Just try one SO-cent bottle of LAX-FOS
WITH PEPSIN. A Liquid Digestive
Laxative pleasant to take. Made and
recommended to the public by Paris Medi-
cine Co., manufacturers of Laxative Bromo
Quinine and Groves Tasteless chill Tonic
INSOLVENCY NOTICE.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-29

Tardiness In Tulsa high Is on Hhe
wane This encouraging fact "
largely due TO the increased eff
cheney Of "dstcnbon,' from which
ufs9gullty atudent can hope 10 es-
cape. any more, II we stroll In u
few minutes late, disturbing "A whole
,clDss and losing Il more or less Valu %
able part OF the recitation, We pay
dearly for the privilege later In the
day.
We may perhaps forget" either
accidentally or otherwise. our ap-
pointment with Miss Rohords In
!, ,R-2. but next morning that oblg-
ing lady will remind US OF our over
sight, calmly adding that Il has au-
tomatlcally doubled our term Of con-
flnemenL A few warm spring after
moons spent In detention" instead
OF on the tennis court or at the
picture show with the rest OF the
bunch" serve to convince MS that
we really can get to school a few
minutes before the bell instead Of a
few minutes after.
The habit of punctuality may be
an unpleasant one to learn. perhaps
difficult one, but II will serve as
well all through life. In business
as well as in socinl relations, TO he
on time is TO be successful, and so,
although at present we do not enjoy
detention 70 any appreciahle cN-
tent, years hence we may feel glad
that Tulsa high made tardiness a
punishable offense.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-29
First Encanipment

The boys OF thStwo military COM
NAMES IN our high school went on
,he,r fitst cnCaInpment week ago
last Thursday morning. The ste
Of the camp had been arranged for
thu, their instructor. Capt Fred
Thompson, t. S A, and the assem-
bly, for the trip Was blown Honpty
at 3 O'Clock on the morningN&f me
start. from school they weh, 10
tne Katy depot and there entrl1heu
Tor Wckiwa. and from WesiSa
uarChcd rn inasSe Ia The camp M'e
situated six miles north OF the sta
tirn
The camp site found and tho noon
meal out OF the way. tho boys SCI
themselves to the pitching Of theh
tents and by O'Clock the ehlio
lqndscapc had the appearance OF
concentration camp on the "eo'o' u
front. The afternoon and eNehI8
were Clyen over 10 extended oruy'
order frlll and lectures later ioI
lowed by a program given by W
O. g. Burkholder and his az h'-.' n.'
from the local Y. NJ. c. A. VINO %,
ttblIshcd a hut" on the grounds iW
the comfort and pleasure o' Wv
boys. -,
rriday the real work began.
There, was something dong an t.p, M
time and before noon the boys W..
as II they Rad already done y"
davs' work. In the afternoon S,ouE
,ny VARIES were organized and an
set out in different directions
get information about the engny,
One patrol commanded py ias, ir
~ v,iId Osnge hills and did nu'
,a,,,rr u.ith their lucky thlrteen
ncn nptil the evening meal W.
rearly rompieted, thereby c.,rn-
,,,,i never again 10 HNay
n,ny ,wo such bum" onice entirs
;bo"N wore right, for tn son or
ot,o, VAS lost, for some rha
p"''' .,a,,be Nc adenldl', -, .
cthe.' IA. m" sneu pa similar ~, Wuy
nlEn' W. ntec.dina. the
70 tne o, special features IN w
ing SOU" o"vtn,, and wrestling. l@le'
way o., o. o,,artet s5ng a few oNel :
tne anra and then taps We
.P aud everyone went away ~
oc,rS T,,,, nl.ht It rnin'd as did J, NV NV
,h,for, However, all
i u,l Heol asleep to notice such sii,'n
,.ircs "a come into the NE ''
soldier, -, arm was ro-
al uniu noon and as the
~, ,Isitors lid not arrive l,
,'a. ,,st,rck" ard all made
49,, to n special car wn'uhL an.
w. e., sand Springs. IhaI ,,e
wv" go eli were COINS, hs.ts
W. l,ut well satisfied win ,bb
ercnmpment and boost'rE ,,crt t AZ
proposed ten Jay eh'"'''
tbo ciCss OF school
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-29
BOHd Essay Contest

Tho ,,pulr,t ,upd-trtrd b., the Au
,nh OF this civ for In, U,st t.-t,
.un "Nhy we pnuaa m, I44rrt,
bonds. and giving .s uIis,s tlu.rty
bond. md Islb, bouds Go tnr 900
dents .f h, ,ti, ,rnu,fv ,,.i,us
Thorn u,. no.u ,uriuIot,a and tho
.,um.ti., ,ouppaou uf 10, Lever.
Iur a. h. lu,nr,i nrI I,IpH raj.
Tot FOR the Al ,luI AMI Nir. FRAN,
Grra, Nr 4, r. IaUmtp and Alr.,
l. " Ea,t,r for ipr school honrd.
have urnuuu,ru tho wiurctt
81, ,,. ,.... ....t........
OIL,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-29
RINGLING JAMBLES
Part q.
-By-
8. V. kci-edor, D. d.
Anad Redrah, B. S. r.

We don't no jus how Ia beei, ~
here ttmc cwA yuh no wen A ol,,,',
NV giza git up a lyme Nv taWA III
wut We dew II gifts kinda imburr,,
/ ing We We start in, VOW no. doprk1,
Nell we 1hur maid "A hit with
nu style noVul wich iB knone as 4,
br!eilnted novul an in time viii hs
J th mos popalur Kind. Ar I,ippIirr
jambles, amt cnuff "a suppori -
sozr were gonna open up IA mt h.na
NV huNnuss an We shell purshno rr
IcEiur polisy NV telNn IN p.DIIrs
'NetS thlng.o We hav inNcstud un.
ny ar lnunnie In a pstent nitu7 ma
SnNne Ia mt son an hOZo with a..
knted lotta gud lookin pecouI nIp,
ho%e bargurS wen thay scegcrp a.,
I cum an by ar soN ana Eoyr an .
Ptpducks Is maid QuLt pure kotia,
yarn Nenecrcd with vol. We ruar.
antee theeR soN Ia las I yecr n ro-
buiy wares EN- twCar!n IL tr~riIYII
hatd on soN aE well AS ho2o am us
uoh Whnta run no ChanCtstsl n
lhey tdll IN pccCeS undur k4n1.sb,
uns stated weel sell yuh a ncw rar.
AT haG prise and CIV yew heu
garuntcc ffcc va Kan see "a aim
Ia dew everything on IN square. ".
eNpeck = large kroud at ar onenin
I@p.sr nor n,ro ~ per pare "oAs
We nov n,,..,, o.. rocL,r ,,h-
,err TO-, tb,s "rn' 'r ''s''' '''
Iast isLno Md, d,
wun1rrtonl ,,,,,SosSh,,, W. ,,.,.s at,,o'
t,ntod avn .G,,s i'i' ~ W a. a.
crs psIrodicc w. 'i,r in, ", ,n,otoy~ t,,r ,t.
rccoc,'I or,t. ,n,, a- wv. lo,,or,
frnn, r,"r.is "I'''', y,'',',a 80 80
fayh,u,,S s",,,o.' ,,'a
wooa rc,irs ~, p,r, ,a,ia 80. al
,,rtsb,,n' ,t,'"'', ,oJs a thI,
a. ., -. "h s,,'.,,A
ra,,,', yr - 20" ',
onso, ( ~ ,o, ao,, c',,,a. e,ri,i,.
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an ~, ''N '' ~, '"' = l''nS ""
I"plldc E'hN'1 We cont hel'heI'
'te thenn got. HoI'u hl ar stnelns
umorociy an sod thout thinkin
IS oure lnrs'
We saw IA onot thet lc wul dan /
jerns 10 ar rcpllashuu 80, fylu ar
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-29
Sports


Prizes In the athletic efficiency
contests. that have been going on
for several weeks werc awarded Inst
Tuesday by Mr.. ran. The winners
and the numbers Of points each
gathered are as follows: Wilson
Hrach l3 1-3, Harold IWiUard 81 -,
Seth Hughes - -, X, Dixon 81 Ia,
Arthur Holmes 10 Ia. Robert Bates
10. Alvin Bnmgarncr l6 l., Howe
Woodford ! 5, Fred bennett II, Dick
Wheeler H.
The following prizes were donated
hv tho DPshon sporting Goods COM
pany \ tennis. racket. punching
bag basketball shoes, three base
balls. three indoors, one bathing
cap
Tho contest consisted Of track,
gym. field and swimming a events.
willard md l.. Wheeler hold all the
swimming records. Roach and Ben
nett lead IN apparatus work, while
lIntes M ide the best time in the
track events
The tumbling and pyramid teams
which were coached by Mr. Rau
have been In charge OF Miss Smith
since Mr. Rau left. They Will give
nm cXhiehion in assembly soon
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-29

GO. operation is the kcyword of
success 81 every high schUol or in
yutuuon II is natural that the stu
dents of new town do not 60 opcr-
ate as In au Cld town. There are
very few ia ms school who have
always lived here. There are fen
who have had the four years in
ihis high school There are fewer
vino knog each other before they
came.
put students this is your hiTh
school Your Interests should be
here There are 80 many Of your
classmates whom you do not really
know. As Mr W'sthafrr sald, the
best place 10 become acquainted Is
lu Nh" side Ines DC not 20 thru
N, arnoul year withput belonging
tn ~ou,r OF thosc There are the
y " & A, y W G. A. debating
ana other clubs that were all or
rnuAgd for you tnder -classmon
-Htff in Your work right next year
hN Joining some 'of these side lines
lnls the only high school that
yuu VIII ever be likely 90 attend.
Nuur high school years pass all too
lu,chlN Put the most In them that
Nou possibly can
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-29

0
Suchsa name, 10 has u meaning
though. ana II Is the name Of the
Art club Perhaps YOU didn't know
that such q club existed, hut YOU
viii ho very we'll acquainted with
the fact before long This club has
been iu existence for four weeks and
has thrNrd wonderfully. considering
.Ns age At the first meeting the
officers were elected as follows.
Head casrt Jimmy Robinson, sec.
.Und EASEL Caroline klskaddon
various otherN olsrls. paint brushes
etc. Armour NGuy poris Sbafter.
Francis stone. Ethel Irwin and Flor.
encc Craycrf
A. the second meeting the club
enioyed marshmuliow toast. and
some among them. Miss Guss and
Miss SeNnucN we're called up to give
short talks on artistic subjects such
as 'The Best Looking Man 1 Ever
Saw
The ChaIroscuro Is going 10 bring
Mr. j. W Young here In about two
weeks. lie has one Of The largest
art galleries In chicago lie has
several beautiful slides and rcproduc.
tions of famous pasrurcs and viii
speak on art
At the cnd Of this semester this
club ~ going 90 have one grand
celebration nu' what. where or
why cannot be told now. but YOU
will find ont later
Thotorraphi0g kodakI0E and orr
Final war work viii soon he taken
up hy this springhuy but select ciuhA
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-29
SfrikeIdt Dumore Plant

Yesterday the union iaborers
walked out OF the Dumore Hand
Forged Hoe Manufacturing plant
The strike was fomented by S.
kahelsky formerly affiliated with
Trotsky. Kahelsky 4 Bach T.. u. a.
Ltd. and is suspected TO have been
backed by German agents whS are
trying 10 interrupt the war prOgra m
of the United States This strike
is regarded as even more serious
than the shipbuilders strike for un-
less we have hoes with which to
produce food the ships are useless
in this connection MIR. r. w. Es-
slcy. president of the company, said
in an interview with the representa-
tive ~ The World. '"fhere Is some b.
thing radically wrong with our law
code 10 allow bunch Of ignorant L
workers TO walk out Of factory.
tying mp such a vital industry as u
hoes factory In war time. | am in.
.cnncd To place the blame largely on
tho greedy and selfish class of poll
ticlans who throng our Legislature,
putting through such laws to gain
the favor OF that large class which
II benefits at the expense Of the
employer But there Is even deeper
cause. The workmcn recognize q
limit II these conditions are not
'rcmcdted in the immediate future.
7 ] say this country Is going TO the in
|ternal bow vows and We might as
Iwcll give lip to the Tn with VII
/ helms NV factory was formerly
Operated on the two-hour basis
Then the working day was reduced
Ito an hour and half Now the
|workmen want ono-hour day and
4 free SOAP"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-29

At last tbe whole school sings. II
Is only once "A week and not all Of
us have obtained the books yet,
the volume OF SQUAD produced is not
exactly proportionate to the as
Iscmbled lung power. neither do We
keep together very well. but We have
made start. and by the end Of
next year should be able 10 hold our
own against any school OF our size.
II Is IA splendid thing TO hear n
trained body OF students singing "A
five part song. and doing It we'll II
is perhaps even more splendid
thing To feel that you. yourself, are
contributing to the general result
TO sing together well takes time and
good leadership and effort, but what
added zest and Joy II gives 70 school
Afe Tulsa high is To be congra
tuiated on her forward step In this
direction 1t IL certainly a step In
thu right direction.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-29

We all know that We have a grand
high school. but some one has TO
call our attnctinn 90 some parts OF
90 before we think much about II.
We have Il good library, perhaps as
GOOD as any In the state. The num-
her of volumes is not very large but
tho list Includes elf the best refer
.eucc and reading hooks. Thanks 10
the efforts OF the school head we
have added book after book that was
needed until We have quite a credit
able collection We ought TO be
proud Of IL and try 10 preserve and
keep the books for future students.
And n there is any thoughtless stud
ent among MS he should check upon
his ways and not be guilty. OF mutilat-
Ing any uf the books or uf mlsplac-
ine them \ reference book is Valu-
able only when Il can be found when
needed and found with every page
intact Let's all cooperate TO keep
M" library In the best possible con
dillon FOR ready reference
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-29
.~1rt Department

= - -
The first hour class still labors
over the studies IN texture The
change this week has been from n
study Of metal 20 study In, velvet.
That sounds Ike going from some
thing hard TO something soft" but
/ any ore in the first hour class will
sjsNIre YOU differently
The secGnd hour class has COM
plcied the clay heads modelled after
lark Mcancs Jim Peterson will he
the neW model. Perhaps this is an
right but whoever chooses the mod
els must have liking" for red
hair
The third hour class has two new
members MaNine Mickey entered
from Muskogec and Lena Navarro
from Jackson. Miss
Tho fifth hour class have become
real artists one ~ the assignments
reads about like this. "Onc moon
one hipAlc-ouc troe-one woman
now work quickly please" That's
n queer assignment but the results
sure are noteworthy
The past week has been import |
ant 10 tho entire art department. A |
Few puzzles have presented them i
selves ana any Information regard 4
lug the following would be appre-
ciated
What has hcen the reason that
Elnnor Griffith has improved 40
In her work.
Why is % James Rmball never
gets n picture rni-hede
Can anyone tell where John
'Cbl"rpy intends to come TO art
lass| l'.s schedule has been
hanged eighteen times this month.
some tafs he swims all week and
.oue weeks he stays out all day
Docs Faith Hammer expect an
'nr' grade 0n some Of those first T,
Inur notes 20"
Nh'r" aid Mines Tcrreld get his
h"as 0f romPnces2 Percy my
'sro Say" me from the william. --
tN'uCtJ
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-29
Botany Department


About this time of year business
begins 70 pick up In the botany
classes The monotouy of text
book lesson and n two-honr class In
the laboratory Is broken by the
spring field trips The Ten 4 botany
class took it's first trip after flow
ers the first Of the week and q large
number OF wild flowers were found
OF c@'rse, along with this oBmes the
classification of plants. the awful
hard names and "fun ~ making
smother note book. bat we're sure
for ~.
The "B T." Thrift club takes
great pleasure In Announcing that
the plants In the greenhouse have
been transrianted already and thar
some Of the eggs in The "clectric
hen" up In D-Sa have ha'ched into
perfectly wondesful little fuzzy
chicks
Mr. Lawrence Allen ~ the Ten a
class has been absent several dayE
on account OF sickness this week
and We understand he viii leave next
week for a short vacation.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-29
Spelling Contest

The first. period spelling class
ended Friday. April 10. The losing
side entertained for the winning
side AZ theater party at the Palace
Monsay night at o'clock The pic
ture was very gintcresting the IA
mouse star Mary pickford played
in one OF her greatest productions,
"Amarilly Of Clothes Line AlIey.''
Miss Lowerison the spelling super
visor. chaperoned the pupils and a
good time was reported ~ 4" o.
attended.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-29
Charles Shurtieh

Charles shurtleff. popu'I,,, ppl,,,, schod
,efiow in high school mas q'' SIC wt
10 go to work on a I rsnep hy All VIZ
Srow him. lie received n', ~ srhoo
Sor w this year ard will return .,n " VCharIa
no, nnxt W. wear to play football I,,,,n ari
is Is nsHo sHo Nee need be told Of the, the na
no ON, one A. mis- boy on the team n,n
plaS'hs Sreat ~ deal Is expected o' "
md his boys next year
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-29
FHtB-FHty Nuts

The l'ifty- FIFTY Thrifty nuts held
meeting Wednesday night at z
o'clock, Room BIO. Tho meeting
was called 10 transact some business
and also to do some Red cross WORK.
The meeting adjourned at s o'clock
The members an went Co tho Ri1I'o
after their meeting Tho nuts VIII
hold meeting ovcry Wednesday
night FOR the purpose Of doing Red
Cross work
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-29
TRACK TEAM SHOWS
UP IN FINE SHAPE
Although Noscd out of First Place,
Confident Defeat win Not
Stay Win Bnnch.
CHALLENGE TO MUSK0GEE
Boys Have Made Good Turn out All
Week and Great Things Are El.
pccted From Their Practice.

In tho triangle track meet held Il
week ago between Muskogee, Tulsa
and Okmulgee at Okmulgec. Tulsa
was nosed out Of first place by y
bare three points Muskogee. which
had a pretty good team on the field.
had total Of 56l-2 points, while
the Tulsa lads garnered 53l.3.
.okmulgee. whose BOYS played In
hard luck most OF the meet, only
made ~ points. The Tulsa boys
are not down-hearted about ne out
come because they had not had the
practice that otupr teams had had
hecaufe of the basketball season last -
ing 80 long this year. They said nc
.ctdcnts could always happen even IN
the best regulated families, that even
"A monkey sometimes fell from the
tree They think It was an accident
that Muskogce took the meet and
so the team has challenged Nusko.
gee TO "A duel meet TO be held al
Tulsa, They want Il to be held tn,
first Saturday In MAY. This VIA b,
ia good opportunity for the supper,
terS Of the team to see the boys
working The boys turned out fius
all this week. They went about theii
work with determination that theS
would put Tulsa on the may for
tracks at the state interscholastiC
meet held at Norman Saturday. The
'eam left Friday and the student
supporters OF the boys were sure
that the. boys would give good ac-
count Of themselves there. They
knew that Tulsa would not let any
team run away with the meet be-
fore first reckoning with thei boys
OF Central high
Optimistic OF Outcome.
Captain Allan Howell was very
optimistic rs 10 the outcome Of the
meet. He said
wait until the thing l. over and
we will show you that we can do
a thing or two in track meet also
Captain Howell was entered IN the
tavelin. high jump. pole vault and
both hurdle races,
Mr. Mefford. the late coach OF
Kendall. who was down watching
and also giving points to the boys
said that our captain had very good
form on the hurdles and stood a
good chance Of placing at tile state
meet.
WI aHrmEsAa has already proved
-, his ability mile and half-mllc
runner rep.ed the school Sat
urday. Daher, one OF the fast
- est men In nool In dashcs, was
Tv Tu entered in eleet. lie In also
a member mile relay team
~ composed OF ecke. Carter. Nc
w. - ,ullouEh and They were con-
~ ~, ident Of vict,. Norman
Iii Allan kranr very able man
VIII n the dashes aotput. was lost
80, TO the team. al the bows were
Do sorry 20 lose thy as he was a
good man on TICK,
IN Wandling was ed In the 81 OF -
.od Tut discuse, polth. high jump
poa end ievelin. He new man IN
w Tulsa high and RS expected TO
make good nj thet aSurday.
'eW Here's hopIng loys were sue
req cessful in their A. Coach Clay
rro on qhe vnrv l,oach left also
! rjdav Win htI confident they
% would give GOD count "i t''"'
''N seves.