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The Delta independent., 1924-09-19
CRAWFORD
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Oscar Cotton went to Bowie Friday
for a truckload of coal
H. E. Welborn spent Monday and
Tuesday in Delta on business.
The peach harvest began the first of
the week in the Crawford section.
Mrs. A. NJ. Axtell was on the sick
list several days the first of the
week
Fred Sweet and family of Paonia
visited Saturday and Sunday at the
r, F. Sweet home.
Miss Harriet Stewart spent several
days visiting her sister, Mrs. Allen
Collins and family.
Miss Mary Heath was a weekend
guest in the Glen Gum home on Crys-
tai.
Bud Reese took load of household
goods to Bowie Sunday for Ray
Brewer.
George Rumble spent the weekend
in Grand Junction visiting relatives,
returning home Sunday
Little Bobbie Pitts while playing
with his dog on Sunday fell in such a
way as to dislocate his left elbow.
H. P. Steele, Montrose county COM
missioner and wife were overnight
guests Friday of Roy Cotton and wife
The Missouri Flat school won second
prize in a one-room art exhibit at the
Delta county fair last week in Hotch-
kiss.
Clell Turner, who has been very ill
for several weeks in Paonia with
typhoid fever, is now on the road to re
covery.
Mrs. Edith Warner of Chicago ar
rived Sunday night for a short visit
with her sister, Mrs. F R. Sweet and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jage Reed and Smithy
Reed left the first of the week for
Sargent where the men will work at a
sawmifl.
Crawford and community was nearly
depopulated part of last week, nearly
everyone going to the Delta county fair
at Hotchkiss
Mrs. William Bellmire and daughter
Doris, who have spent the summer in
Delta, came up Sunday and will go up
to their homestead on Dyer Fork for
The Delta independent., 1924-09-19
FRUITLAND
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Leila Ford was weekend guest IN
the home OF her aunt, Mrs. Glen
Davis.
Miss Dena TIE Grotenhuls spent the
weekend in the parental home near
lotchkiss
Pete Laukerd and family visited ov.
er the weekend with relatives at
HotchkiBs
Gladys Coldiron has been suffering
the past week with a badly infected
hand caused by thorn.
Mr.. and Mrs Jesse Pratt motorod to
Montrose Friday and visited until Sat.
urday with their brother Ed and wife.
Stuart Sipma returned last week
from Polisade whore he had been
working in the fruit for couple OF
weeks.
One Of the HotchkIss school busses
was sent out on Saturday to take the
The Delta independent., 1924-09-19
BIG DITCH DIGGER
PROGRESSES FAST

Digging of the ditch for the storm
sewer down the center Of Main street
and the laying of the pipe for the
sewer has been going right along
since last Friday when the big ditch
digger began its work. Dirt has been
put back into the ditch and settled,
as soon as possible after the lay
ing of the tile, which has been done
right after the ditcher completed the
trench.
A ditch seven and a half feet deep
and several blocks long would require
the work Of large number of men
for many weeks, but the ditcher com
pletes a block in about day and a
half
At the south end Of the storm
sewer ditch the machine dug into a
wet spot where water flowed in the
bottom Of the ditch. The ground all
along the street was damp but a real
stream OF water was found at the
south. This made the laying Of the
tile for the sewer a difficult matter
as the water made the bottom OF the
ditch soft and the workers had to
work in the water.
The Delta independent., 1924-09-19
Long Trip on Little Gas.

Long Trip on Little Gas.
Robert Porter, who recently purch-
ased new Star touring car is en-
thusiastic over the quality and abll-
ity of this make. Recently he and his
family, a party of five in all, drove
over the Blue to Crested Butte and
back over Kebler pass through Somer.
set and so home. They covered a
distance Of 2l3 miles on the trip and
used 9 gallons of gasoline an average
Of 23h miles to gallon This was
ascertained by actual measurement,
in test before and after the trip.
Mr.. Porter has driven $500 miles and
still has the original tires
The Delta independent., 1924-09-19
Left for Old Home.

A. U. Jackson and family left We'd
nesday for Losantsylle, Indiana, aft.
er being here for about a year.
Losantsvllle is their old home. the
parents of Mr.. and Mrs Jackson llv.
ing there. and they plan to locate
there again. They came here to Wis.
it relatives in this county and liked
II so well they have remained for
about a year They say they may be
back again to stay
The Delta independent., 1924-09-19
Visitor Tries our Hunting.

Visitor Tries Our Hunting.
II. f. Cook and family are enjoying
visit from Mr.. Cooks cousin, Ed
Lyman and wife of Garfield, Kansas.
They are on their way to Los Ange-
les where they spend every winter.
Mr.. Lyman purchased hunting and
fishing license here and says that If
the fish will bite his hook and the
game stand stlll and let him hit them.
he will probably stay some time in
this vicinity.
The Delta independent., 1924-09-19
To Masonic Meetings.

X. @, Brown and Mr.. and Mrs. John
II. Chalmers left for Denver by auto
Sunday. Mr.. Brown viii represent
Delta lodge No. 3S, II. A. NJ. and the
Knight Tomplar lodge at the grand
sessions OF these lodges. and Mr..
Chalmers will represent Delta lodge Of
Master Mnsons at the grand session
Mrs. Myrtle Selcrest and her mother.
Colorado Springs to attend the ses.
sion of the grand chapter of the East.
ern Star. Mrs. Seicrest will also visit
other places before her return, and
VIII be gone several weeks.
The Delta independent., 1924-09-19

ing the summer and expect to re,
main in Delta again this winter. Mr.
Hanson will not return for some time
lie is engaged in road construction
work and will stay In MancoB as long
as the weather Is good.
The Delta independent., 1924-09-19
New Line Of Toilet Goods.

The Dunbar Drug store has Just
been appointed as Delta representa-
tive for Karess and Fiancee toilet
preparations Of all kinds. They are
putting in a full line OF these pleas
ing products and are ready to serve
tho ladies OF Delta. These toilet prep.
arations are well known and popular
among the ladies'.
The Delta independent., 1924-09-19

official count Of the ballots cast in
the primary election. There was no
material change in the vote as an
nounced last week in The Independ-
ent.
The Delta independent., 1924-09-19

The Treasury, in agitating for resto.
ration of the silver dollar, is playing
right into the hands OF the suspend
ers manufacturers.
The Delta independent., 1924-09-19

Back from Summer at Mancos.
Mrs. ]. u. Hanson and son Edward
arrived by auto Saturday night from
Mancos where they have been spend
The Delta independent., 1924-09-19
Official Count Of eaIIots.

II. E. Welborn Of Crawford, A. l..
Perry of Hotchiss. and County Clerk
Paul Osborne Tuesday completed the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-02-24
Housewares Low Priced for Use Every Well Ordered Kitchen
q. c. FAv0Rs DRUG BILL.
commended Measure SAFEGUARD
ing. Certain Products.

A bill designed to safeguard the
,nanufacture and sale Of toxins, SER
ums and similar products used in the
modern treatment of diseases yesterday
was reported favorably to Congress
by the Commissioners.
In recommending the measure to
he Commissioners, Health Officer
4'owler pointed out that the purity
and potency of these products is Of
he most vital Importance The
health officer said they are being
Used more literally today than ever
before in treating ailments Of the
body.
Though she is past seventy-six years
pr age, Mrs. Joseph j. Tibbits Is ac-
Rive An. the councils of the Yakima,
wash, Camp Fire Girls.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-02-24

The 10th public concert under the
auspices of the Community Music As
ISOLATION will be given tonight at
S:i5 o'clock at Central High School.
The doors will open at O'Clock.
The association is presenting the
Mozart Octet in it's first public ap-
pearance., This new musical organi-
cation is under the direction Of c. T..
Struments are W. f: Rice. horn: Will
liam H McInturff and Benjamin
Polansky, bassoons: James F. .Foresso
and Charles p BennS, oboes; James
Tilburs and E. di Valentino. elarine:s,
octee's. contributions will include
'tFserenade, No. o" by Mozart, and
Gounods "Andante Cantabile"
The soloists will be Audrey Moore
johnson. soprano; Caroline Eggleston
Shaver. in original nonsense songs.
and Sylvia Altman. child pianist of
the Washington College of Music.
Miss Johnson, assisted at the piano
Riego.s "Haytields-., and Butterflies
and The Birthday" by Woodman.
Mrs Shaver, has composed an ua-
usual collection of nonsense, songs,
time in Washington. Sylvia Altman's
group will include Karganoff's by
the Brookside," and "Prelude, c
Sharp Minor" by RachmaninoH
The Washington Community Or
fhestra. under the leadership of
.haIlcs V. Banner, will render several
selections and accompany the com
%untty singing. to be directed. by
Robert Lawrence: Mrs. H. CLYDE
Grimes will, as usual, contribute a
wenty-niinute organ recital prelim-
tnary to the concert
There will be 1850 seats free to the
public and 800 seats reserved for
members Of the association and those
tesiring to purchase reserved-seat
privileges for % cents No children
under four years of age will be adj
pnltted, and all other children must
come with adults and sit with them
Throughout the concert
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-02-24

COUPON SPECIAL
Boston Bags
Monday with this Ct IN
coupon Observation-Disclosures. ~ sOO
Made with double handles Neatly
lined and has inside pocket
tNone without coupon)
Kann
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-02-24
PROGRAM INCLUDES
MOZART PLAYERS
Community Music Association Will
Give Concert With Varied
Features Tonight.
TO HEAR NONSENSE SONGS
Soloists and Orchestra Also Will
Contribute Selections.

Public concert. Central High
| Community Center. tonight,
Sis o'clock. Admission free.
| Doors open at Z o'clock.
Program.
| March Selected
washington Community Or
chestra, Charles V. Banner, d.
| rector.
(a) America.
| OBJ Salute TO the flag. ...
(c) Oath of allegiance.
| CD Doxology.
Everybody. A..
(a) Bells of st. Mary's."
| tb) Down on the Farm
| (c) Work for the Night Is
Coming
Everybody.
CAP Welcoming visitors to
Washington.
OBJ "Howdy."- j.. -,
Original Nonsense, Songs.
Caroline Eggleston Shaver.
Helen Burkart at the piano.
(a) Long, Long Trail"
OBJ Keep the Home Fires
Burning"
Everybody.
(a) by the Brookside,"'
Karganoff
w Ireiuoe, = Snarp MINOR,
Rachmaninoff
Sylvia Altman. pianist.
(a) MY Nelly's Blue Eyes"
CD Nancy Lee"
Co "Good-by, Nav"
Everybody.
(a) 'HayfieldS and Butterflies"
Del Riego
(b) The Birthday. Woodman
- Audrey. Moore johnson,
soprano.
katherine Weber at the piano.
Nonsense Song 49,. -. Il
Announcements.
(a) "Serenade, No. o.. Mozart
CD "Andante Cantabile,"
Gounod |
Mozart Octet, C. L. Chris |
tiani. director: w. T.. Rice, horn;
William II. Mc1nturff, bassoon; !
Benjamin Polansky, bassoon;
James +. Foresso. oboe; Charles
p. Benns. oboe; James u. Kel-
Ter, French horn; j. w. van Til
burg, clarinet; L. Di Valentino,
clarinet; y. J. Gumpre cht, jr.,
flute.
Star Spangled Banner
Everybody.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-02

Phil Eaftcr. all OF Seattle John
Springer Upland. Cal. william
RouBch. Stockton. Cal, George
Chaunccy Eoardman. San Francisco.
Cal. Kumhel Van Bol,kclrn. Bcrke-
ley. Call Earl Ray, San Jose, Cat,
DELTA KApPA EpsIBONi Cbrnes
Phelps. Tacoma. Bryson Gardner.
Tacoma; John McNay, william Wark,
william Lane. Franklin Wilde. Ever
EFT NOVEL;. all or Seattle; John Dali
quist. Richmond Beach Mel FACET.
Monterey Cal. Hereford Fitch, Ia
coma. John Mitchell. Eureka, Cal
DELTA SIGMA Dave Anderson
and Harold Anderson. seattle. Rus
sci Moore. Pullman. Webster Gull
Santa Barbara. Cal: Allen Erickson.
Foster: Warren Neil. Oak HHrbor.
DELTA TAU DELTA John Mac
MILAN, Butte. Mont. Harvey Allen,
| Livingston, Mont; Roller Richter,
! Vancouver. Wns Harold Hawkins.
/ Beliingham: Johan krabbc. Belling-
/ ham; William Becks. Seattle.
DELTA EPSILON Edwin Bylcs,
MonteHano; Icon Crowford. AnRcort-
eH. james Drumhellcr. Seattle: Frank
CARRIE Chchalis. Wits Plummcr
| Port Townsend. Raymond Pollock,
Anacortcs; Richard Smith. Seattle;
! Roy Wilson. Vancouver. Wn.
I<APPA sIGMAi Merrill Ayros
| Twin Falls. Idaho. Joe Bowen. CEN
| tralia Edgar ButterwOrth, Seattle,
! Byron Gault. Browning. Mont. De-
we're Hackney, Ccntrnlia. Richard
! Morgan. Seattle; Roy Pnrter. WRllH
! Wnlia. Paul Payncr, Everett; Morris
! Robinson. Twin Falls Idaho: Tom
] Smith Nnmpa. idaho.
| LAMBDA en- ALPIiAi Eugene
| Cushing. Vancouver Wn. George
| Eichorn. seattle: ~ Erickson. Seat
| tic; Austcl Keller. Olympia: Pat VIII
son. Burlington
PIII ISAPrA psIt Harold Gamer.
! on. Aberdeen. Forrest DrumelslSi
Coupeyillc. Melvin Engstrom, Ju.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-02
Vital Statistics
BIRTHS

Births IN their households are re-
pcTIsd b. the following men.
brain. !. g. 1880 W. b1rd st. girl
Cofrmau, Arthur Roy 1873 zsth ave.
maao. joSak,. ssss Duvamish ave,
wales. Arthur 1910 tsth ave. g.
E6gei. Hugo o. ssIe isnd ave. g. w
boy.
George. william T. 1858 cisirmont
rorgorsoa. James ". 2ssi 22nd ave.
Esnsoh. Henry Victor 1910 Fourth
conais. Graham Alexander. ssI7 SSH
ave. ave g. boy.
Brattain. Carl Emery, sos z. f5th a.,
boy.
MurdocE. George Edgar 1910 First
ave. ~ ". boy
Plnkman. Edward Eugene. fTes fsth
ave. \. =, girl
Shea Gilbert James. flsg Beach dr.
wilson. Ro,, samuel. suI z Mercer
~ boy.
Nils. Reed Chadbourne. 5Cl2 r
Cherry a.. boy.
Falrburn. Orviiie Glenn. 1856 New
port wa. girl,
Howard. FRED Albert 1872 18th ave
hos.
Phoebus Zadoe Cleveland. $3.50 Iith
ave ~ H. hos.
EnEeibrecht Herman r.. 1919 CAL
houu st. boy
Mitchell. Joseph. z7i5 Third ave
boY.
Ksnnsdy Roy l.. iss Lakeside ave
e. boy.
barrow. John. SSH Orcas 81. boz
Mcclure Luther n. 62tis ". Ewing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-02

neau. Alaska: clinton Flick, Ana
conda, Mont Ed Keller Abcrdcons
Ed Kennedy. Coupevilles Clark Lew
iH. Aberdeen. Francis London, Wen
atchee George Russell. San Bcrnar-
dino, Cal. Ted Sangster Claiketon
riI SIGMA KAPPA William
Bonnott. Semitic Ralph clark, Hear
don, Glen Hpfto. Seattle. Harold
Mann Concotdia Kan; Douglas
Orkney. Hoquigm; Joe kccdcr. seat
,le. Harold Song, Anchorage, Alas
Ia
~ kArPA ALPiIAi Fred Auder-
son, Seaside. Barney Fox, Spukanei
Fen joyce. seattle. Jean KIRK. Nat
chcH. Norman MonBoB, Great Falls,
Stun1, rraaK t'uutHun. spokane
Dick Wcingartncr. Quite. Mont.
PSI IribONi Steve Bacon, Sc
attic, Gordon Barteau, Seattle: Ley
than lIriEhtmnn. Los Angeles ChL'
Harry Butler, Vancouver, j., G.;
shirley Congdon. ukiua. luhn
Court. Seattle. Howard Esery. seat
tie; Nelles Farley Seattle; Bob
Gourley, Seattle: I'D Mhthcwson, Ey-
erctt, Mark Mathewson. shelton.
Paul Orr. Tacoma. Fred Page. Hood
River. ore. FcnwiClt Riley Bclltng-
ham. Lewis Sohwngcr, Seattle. Grn-
ham Smith. Seattle.
SIGMA AIPHA EPSILON Wallace
Bolles. Portland. ore. Robert Eur
rougha. seattle: Archie Campbell.
Seattle, Henry GRul. Everett;
Charles Gault Ellenaburg: Marion
Harnum, Olympia. Henry Hyde, Rel
bingham Harold Johns Tacoma. ed
ward l,oclSwith. Brcmcrton
SIGMA NJ; Art GrciE. Norm.
Robert Hall llwaco. Gordon nei-
Der. wilbur. Harold Holt. Seattle.
Joe Mccarthy. Anaconda Mont. Les
/ lie Nelson. Spokane; Norman Pattee.
| Spokane; Edward Rccder, Olympia
| Lloyd Turnhcliffc, Seattle. Philip
| Tythorlelgh. spokane
! SIGMA pIiI EpsILoNi John De
Sellem, Everett. Lewis Fitzgerald,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-02
VI Odernity VieS with
Ancient as California
Indians Hold Pow-Wos1

CAE FRANCISCO, OF
- The annual poH-E0w N me
10 Indian tribes ~ California
opened here yesterday with
eyerythlng from treaties 20
styles and the King Tut bob
under discussion
C1ngsrsaiion ranged from the
council where Chief DshaNau-
zala leader ~ the smith River
tribr Numbered his dlapp0iui
msut a. pale face disregard N
the treaty of 1880. 20 the tspees
NJ the maidcna whore the white
nappsr Was gwen the laugh for
her style 0riEinntion.
n seems that the Indians
should have 100000 acres of
land along the RI river that
they haven't got. for white men
beat them 60 ~.
But Ne cycncd up cltewheTe.
declared Princess DahuWanz1la.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-02
DEATHS
Name and Residence.

Hamburg. Charles. IL Northern Pa
cific hotel Sept. IS.
Armstrong. Robert. 10 months. 1881
y. 60th ct. sept 80.
whitney. baby. infant. i72e Bay view
St sept IS
Wiley. Harley Ingram. IS. sos Fifth
ave. N Sept. Is.
Prescott. Thomas. 70. WAitsburg,
Wash. Sept. 80.
LesIie. Ethel. ~ 1868 s2nd ave s.
sept. 20.
Green. Lee. IS. no address. Sept. 20
Waters. Thomas l.. 20, 1915 Key
stone st. Sept 20.
shew. T.. 60. milwaukee, hotel, Sept
20
Morgan. James. age unknown. Rem
ton, sept. 20.
Lider. Jennie. 80. Port Orchard, Sept
20
Gilke.. Ernest II. 81. 2o25 32nd ave
$. Sept. 80
Shields. Mathew. SIS. i5lo W. Charles.
town ST.. Sept. so.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-02
214 Men Are Pledged
by University FratS
Sixty of Them Are From Seattle; Reports
Still Coming In From IL Chapters

Bend; Dan Bowermhn. Portland,
ore; Howard Singer. Vancouver. u.
g: Jack Mulin. 3ellingham; Everett
MorninEstar. Bellingham.
BETA THETA Pii Ken FiHher.
Lawrence Bailey. Edward Hagist.
Lamont ShOrett Frank Voorhees,. all
~ Seattle. james Mifflin. Tacoma;
Charles Laws. Tacoma.
PHI KAPPA siGuAi Ralph Em-
merEon. Everett. Oscar Eng. Sc
attic: Lewis Nelson: Howard Olsen.
Wapato. Leonard Olsen, Hoquinm
Herman BriN, Tacoma: Lester Lev.
Santa Barbara Cal. Fred Carlson.
Tacoma; Dick Sims. Vancouver, Wn.
Everett Baker. yakima; Leroy Schulz.
Everett
IiETA I<APPAt Robert Foster.
ColfaX: Fred TempletOn. Seattle:
Lawrence Haddon. Bremerton: wills
Ervin. Anchorage, AlnHka. Ernest
Nelson. pickleton: Alien HornIng.
Anchorage, Alaska. Davenport
Brown, SumaE
DELTA CiIIi William Wimbcrlcy
Toppenish; n Y. Coleman. Jr.. Top
penish: Hoover Schlegil. Everett.
Raymond Foreman. Wnpnto: Gordon
Dodd. Wapato; Chester Thomas. El-
| lenaburg. james Hurley, Spokane
Richard Atmitngc, Yakima: Wayne
lIaneY. Yakima; Harold Wander Las
Daniel Huntington. John Haliatt
Chester schlcnkcr, Clarence Morse
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-02

Vancouver. Wns Neil Grant and
Fred Gundcrson. WrauEcll, Alaska;
Clarence Olsen, Rollins Bay; John
StombauEh Vancouver. 1Wn
THETA Vii .tuhn Biggar, Los An
geles. Cal: Dewitt Ingram. seattle:
Hugh Nuchols, Anaconda. Mont: El-
lcry Walters. Seattle. Richard
Wright. seattle
LETA nETA TAui David Falk,
Boise. Idaho. Ferdinand Kahn. san
Francisco. cal: Alfred Goldblatt
Portland. ore, Alfred Hockficld,
Portland. ore; Sidney Wcinstcin and
Harold weinstcin, Portland, ore.
2ETA rsIt Cyril Cornell. Elmer
kearnE. Steve Moser. Seattle: clyde
lewis. Raymond; Bob Porter. Seat
Ito
No reports were received from II
Kappa Phi. Chi Psi Delta Psi Delta
Phi Delta Theta, Phi Gamma Delta.
~ Mu Phi. Sigma Chi, sigma Delta
Theta. Sigma Theta. Theta Delta Chi.
Tau Phi Delta,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-02
DIVORCE RECORD

~ =
Winnie Z. vs. Frank u y
cruelty -.
Melvin 4. vs. Opal Faith haa
desertion.
Pearl Va. Lloyd Upper. dsssfi.,.
4. Louise vs.. w r Price erl ~.
Pearl r. vs.. John \. ss'-'
cruelty.
z. J. Hedrick VS.. Marie hsea
rick. desertion. -,
Josefina Nidakovieh- also ". y.
Josephine vidak. vs. Jehn ~ n
vich. also known as Joat y
desertion. -
Edward IS. Helen Hand, ell:as
Edna Shryaek vs.. Ahui "
Pings. neusupport
Isla vs.. Asa Z. Schutt. cueli
Ella VS.. Lloyd Robbins cruz
Mary 4. We. Merritt G sollA
Sertion. 49,.
Marie VS.. Elton EyereU A''s-
cruelty. c.r,u
Florence Hagen VS. LOUIS e,l1 y
Dexter Horton NationA :
cruelty. ..,,.s
Mary We. K. ]. winberg' GO
Agda vs.. Olaf Almen. dese ,ll. ,
Anna D. VS.. Harry AueAl''-
support.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-02
Girls.
in X. c.. ca
to SchOo

KANSAS CITY No. o. =,
gardlsss whether Or no, n, ,
marry anyway. Kansas Ctr :.
srs and fathers believe IN ryi.rs
more education than the hsuvv,
ans q cooking. sewing an. .Y,.
This year. 7.42f girls amir /,
boys were enrolled IN n, !
schools here. Figures fsrd "a !.
that the women are goinF /, ~,
vantage Of their right AZ !
they are mixing in butnsz !,
with their brothers and islh.,
And, too, painting and nus,
passc. The girls look 10 s,uss !
as typewriting. SHORTHAND a,
commercial arts-some,hlnr !
know, viii bring finane.sl rn-,
ton.
In the elementary school !
ever whore attendance u u-,
sory. The number Of boys L n
than that Of girls.
In Kansas City IS per ca. Z
school children enter hlgt "A
while the average for Tie n
States Is only 50 per cent a.
per cent finish the four-yesr q.
while the average FOR the Q,
States IS less than Is per CIT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-02

Sixty. out Of a total Of 2i4 men
pledged 10 Greek letter fraternlties
at the University OF Washington up
to Thursday morning. are from Sc
attic. Reports are still TO come in
from II Of the chapters. Following
are the names and residences Of the
pledges listed under the house which
they have chosen:
ACACIA Andrew Jordan, Dallas.
Texas Roland wilder. Olympia Tom
Carstens. Seattle, and Maurice Orth,
SEATTLE
ALPHA DELTA PMS Mitchell
Smith. NJ, Vernon: John Buchanan.
Tacoma; Jerry Farrar. Seattle, and
Ronald Benson, Seattle
ALPHA SIGMA PIIIi John Geehan.
Tacoma; Ben Marshall. Eureka. Cal
George Warren. Seattle: Lowell
Hunt. Tacoma; Thor TolcfFon. Taco
ma Charles Williams. Vancouver
". G.. Ted Vineyard. Tacoma: Oscar
Iindstedt, Bellinpham: FLOYD Leak.
Tacoma: Ivan Dltmars. Olympia,
Carl Juccken. Spokane; Floyd Rams
NJ Vernon. Earl IddinR. Sedro- Wool.
ley. Ray Noulthrop, Seattle.
hLPIiA TAU OMEGA Cecil Wcs-
termnn. Fred Neimnn. Thnd Fowler
Ned Tailor. Tom Corbaley. ali ~ se-
attic; Lawrence Cartnoy. North
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-02

The shingis boo VI, -.
Tor Thousands n 49,, 80 ~
girls don't wear eer,,.. p.
never have sum-. y
Whg that's nothing -. ~
The TuoIgmnes -.
gramhoDpsra but g,.e.. I"
lry from Table $780,. "
drinks cream In her 800. =
has a time keeping h.
from abandoning ~ =. =
Tor the moyIea ~'''''
we came here "a "a,
old end new time, = - =
ancient customs ana ~. q
memories u our ,o,,,... z
HorroUfulIy sald old Pa, :,
Boats from Del Nor,s ~. =. ~
chance have We 20, sr, I, =
these modern influences,
Shaking bic rhsad ~, ,
wiped another finger ma :.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-02
Police Hunt Boys,
Rotten Egg Hurlers
e,n. ., -ss ssrcos -

Several youths, armed with bag
Of eggs long past their prime, en-
trenched themselves in the alley be-
tween the Pantages bldg. and the
Cobb bldg. on University st. We'd
nesday night and opened lombard
ment on pedestrians
Eggs whizzed and dipped. land
INK with messy and smelly violence
on hats, faces and clothing of the
passin gcrowd. one Of the casual
ties phoned for the police. Several
cops responded. but the egg barrage
had ceased and the culprits had
vanished.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-02
ONE FOR THE DOCTOR

BY gosh. doctor that's an awful
bin for that treatment"
My dear friend, II YOU knew
how interesting your case was and
how strongly was tempted to let
II 20 to post mortem, you
wouldn't kick at the price WI,
liams Purple Parrot
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-02
IS ARE KILLED
Train Telescopes Coaches
at MayenCe, Germany

BERLIN. Oct. 9 AT least rs per.
sons were killed when a local train
,elcscoped four coaches OF station.
airy express train in u tunnel at May.
cncc Wednesday night,
Smoke and complete darkness In
tho tunnel made rescue work diff.
cult and bodies were still being
brought out carly today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-02
nan TOO SLOW

"IlI teach you to kiss my d
ter
You're too late. I've issrrs'
ready. Film Fun.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-02
DADS LUCK 0. X

"im sick Of walking the 10
night with this Kid"
ought 20 be glad YOU DIT
in Alaska. where you'd haze
II six months at a stretch--l
lean Legion Weekly.