The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1920-08-28
PEOPLE RECOGNIZE
SUPERIOR SCHOOLS
Advantages in Burns Brings
Many Here; The Library,
Churches, Clubs. 81

inaururate the fall term on Tucscay
Sept Z \ large attendance is con
adentlaly expected this coming year
as only eight graduated last spring
and very few ot last years student
body have signifcd their intentions
Of going elsewhere. With Principal
d. NJ. McDade will be- associated the
same faculty as last year. the Misses.
wheaidon. Anderson. Krichcsky.
Frcase and Purington.
It augers we'll for the success OF
the institution when capable teach
ers .uch as these chjose 40 return
10 a field where they have previously
taught
Extensive preparations have been
made To make the school building
and surroundings as habitable and
attractive as present conditions war
rant.
A new roof. fencing. flag pole.
sanitary toilets. modern heater and
wash rooms will add To the many
other features and render this school
worthy OF comparison with any 9th
or OF it's size In the state. II In TO
be hoped that patrons and friends
will not neglect the opportunity TO
evidence their genuine interest In
this home institution by an occasion
al visit.
II the present prospects material
ire II. G.. II. s. will be fttingiy rep
resented on the gridiron this fall. a
strong eleven In In slight II the many
"huskies" who are In sight. enter.
Mr.. McDade Is busy now arranging
for equipment and games.
Other tentative plans for the year
embrace a track team. dramatic per
formanees, n debating team. basket
hall, tennis. baseball and general
gymnastlc work In conformance with
the state program OF physical train
lag.
The weekly school notes" Will
be presented In tho local papers Of
fording everyone an opportunity TO
gain some Indication OF Just what
.he school is doing.
A scarcity Of houses for rent is
seriously handlcapping tho school
situation In Burns. This week sew
orM have visited this Office inquir-
INK Tor suitable houses In which to
reside for the coming school year
Tho people OF the county recognize
tho superior advantages OF this place
for The education of their children.
In addition 10 having the best schools
of the ea,ire territory. the larger
attendance Of children and the ad-
yantageous equipment coupled with
modern school buildings with heat
Ing. yentiIating. lighting and gym
nasium, together with the teaching
force which includes some OF the
beest instructors 20 bo had In the
state All tend to bring favorable at
tention To- Burns ffE4
In addition 20 these advantages
one must not overlook the further
advantages OF the only public library
Containing over three thousand vol
umuos OF best selected books; bVe
organized churches; musical organ
izatlons. the Ladies Library Club,
one N me recognized federated clnbf
Of the state where the ladies Of The
community meet al stated in,ervain
ard study the best In art, music
literature. history. etc; the Mother~
Club, another organization OF women
OF Burns, which IL Incorporated ant.
has acquired valuable property IN
terests on which IL is the ambition 10
erect suitable buildings for recrea-
tion and instruction OF the younger
people. The object OF the Mothers
Club organization is to provide hes l.
thful recreation and proper super
vision and surroundings OF the
younger generation that II may be
nodded under right influences.
The new modern hospital with the
capable physicians and surgeons To-
Gated In Burns are other features
that attract the family man to prefer
this to other places In the county
20 bring his family for the school
year or the permanent home.
The signing up OF a six number
Lyceum course for the school year
IS a matter OF consideration and
ono that should BIO recognized. This
brings some OF the best talent avail