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The Washington times., 1925-08-12

but does get much Of the dust. AZ
times, therefore. It win be harsh in
action. At other times. should the
front universal joint throw grease,
the brake will slip. If 1t IL COW
cred with grease and il held going
down a steep hill the grease VIII
start to smoke. filling the car with
unpleasant fumes.
Easily Rencdled
All this can be remedied to some
extent by more frequent use Ct the
hand brake. Just using 1t to held
the car IN parking win not serve
to keep it's lining in good condition
1t must De used. The habit Of
always .elying upon the service.
brakes must be broken.
Speaking OF brakes brings up the
matter Of the possible danger In fol-
lowing the old habit Of Greasins
the front wheels by packing the
hub caps with grease and screwiny
them on again. The custom has
been to repeat this process until
grease spurted out the bearings on
The Washington times., 1925-08-12
This Weeks Motor
SermOnette
Take Your DUN Car
prepared by the washington
Automotive Trade Association)

Quite a number Of disappointed
vacationists are reporting home.
These are the people who didn't
take their cars with them be-
cause they figured they would
meet some one with a car. IL
would save a lot OF trouble ana
expense to be the guest.
The trouble is most people VINO
have cars and who stop OF at
the resort places 50 on their way
the next day. They are fine peo-
pie to play bridge with. They
dance well. They are congenial.
And they would take you Tor a
ride only they must be on their
way.
The few who stay over, and the
hotel men win vouch for the fact
that the staying guest Is now in
the minority, do not seem to have
such large automobiles any more.
They own roadstefs, coaches,
and coupes. Really, they didn't
mean To be selfish about IT.
They thought everybody had a
car.
Il isn't much fun seeing ev.ry-
one start off Tor sightseeing
while one sits on the porch or
goes for d walk. One could do all
that anyway. 1t often happens
that people with cars win not.
invite the carlees resort guests be-
cause there isn't room enough for
his wife or his SISTER or his
brother.
A real vacation requires q car
nowadays. No one can afford
to count on the other fellows
car. The other fellow hos too
much need OF II himself.
The Washington times., 1925-08-12

always has been true that too much
water I'm the radiator meant losing
d lot through the overflow because
OF the syphon created when the
water heated, bit with cars run
ming. at higher speeds over good
road the syphoning Is greatly IN
creased. with the circulating sys-
tenn going at top speed the water
is often forced out of the overflow
stop these Anticipated habits.
Your car deserves better treatment.
The Washington times., 1925-08-12
SERIES so BEATS FAST
TRAIN IN 1OO-MlLE RUN

Driven by Doctor r. Robinson
Duff, Chicago physician, Series
80 recently beat the fast Union
Pacific Limited train from st.
Marys. Kansas. 10 Kansas city, q
The Washington times., 1925-08-12
Old Habits Costly in
Driving NelU Cars
By ]. LEO sUGRUE
Times Automobile Editor

Adherng to antiquated habits in driving and caring for
automobiles is costing car owners fortune in repairs
Too few car owners recognize the high cost OF operating
modern cars on outofdate principles and accordingly the
great majority of motorists paying the piper for failing
to revise their methods Of motoring.
The Washington times., 1925-08-12
@S\WASHINGTON TIMES MID WEEK 24zgA
49, AUTOMOTIVE SECTION ~

minutes after we did. Taking into
consideration the slowing down 60
ing through the small towns. you
So tnaI I'd tile run from 81. Marys
We averaged better than forty.ssyen
miles an hour.
Evening star., 1925-10-11

BARBER-Colored; apply at $50 Bird ST
Evening star., 1925-10-11
HEI.P-MALE.
CREDIT MAN.

An opportunity for a younS
man not over 80 years old to
connect with one of the largest
finance companies now operat-
ing: one with experience in fur
niture or dept. store work pre-
ferred. but not necessary. State
age, salary expected. A Job
with future to it. Address
Box 356-H. Star office.
MAN. COLORED, RELIABLE.
TO TEND FURNACE. MUST
F L RN | s H CREDENTIALS.
APPLY SUPERINTENDENT,
1st FLOOR. PARkER-B -BRID-
GET CO.. THE AVENUE AT
9th.
YOUNG MAN, Il to 20 yeats
of age, by real estate firm; must
ride bicycle. Salary to start.
500, with good opportunity for
advancement. Reply in own
handwriting. \ d dress Box
l6l-H. Star office.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN
Experienced preferred. VIM.
:. Phillips. 1882 X st. NV.
Evening star., 1925-10-11

MAN-Responsble young man to handle pa
per delivery route every afternoon and sun
day morning between Chain Bridge and Falr-
fax over old Fairfax road. Allowance for
use of car or automobile supplied il neces-
sary. Entire time for afternoon and Is Sunday ts;
ritory and live in district covered. Apply
Circulation Department Room 12o. The Star,
Telsnhnne Main 1000.
Evening star., 1925-10-11
WANTED-SALESMEN.

SALESM MEN-Beautiful motion Santa Claus
and other moving window displays: com
Gerashty adaesisns na!s ssrvce carry Huron
Chicago.
ssaAdLEsMEN WANTED-Get lined up for
IN the hands OF energetic. live-wire statesmen: :
.ne .nec, newest n,,. and hest in caendars leather
nov for omen exclusive i've fass territory: Iih
,Ssr, Sr, Red %%ins % Hdvertisins @ Ter Co.. Red d wing,
dentials to ioin an already successful organ
onr ,sns lots Boz Tnomey Fla
a:so a. nAiay Monday morning. Apply am. eadz Mi
Munsey Building.
Rs,r.s,n,.I. LACE SALESMAN; =, ,on
u,ar TepTeseatative prs, % New York importer OF pop
sna fasd saa n. h
Box 400 1867 BroadWsS. a' New York .'0''
FLORIDA.
capable men everywhere to sell lots i'll
rIorida,s new industrial city; greatest op-
pon poonrtHmnity unity ever Offered buyers; w. A. Suttle.
-", 1ooldee Bldg Miami. Fla.
CAN YOU REALLY SELL?
II you u,, have personality: sales ability and
In contact with. Must have good references
YI5 weekly calling on retail merchants only
hlgh-class proposition: can Use only good
men. II YOU can measure up. let hear
from you at once. Beck Nor Co. 241 Park
ave. n. Y.
ACCOUNTANT-SALESMAN.
Young man. between 25 and IS desirous
OF entering selling field. Should have good
personality and some accounting experience.
The manufacturers of the Comptnmeter
established IS 36 wears. over IS sales Offices in
u ;. and Canada. need an assistant sales
man in Washington
Eight weeks thorough training in selling
comptoneter operation and machine account
ing Salary and commission proposition
for right man.
Call on Geo. u. Lane General Soliciting
AGENT. .55 Munsrr Bldg. Monday. o M
to pm.
Evening star., 1925-10-11

CHAM BERMAl AlD-CoIOTed woman wishes no
sllIon; Call or write. 1903 Que ST Nv
Evening star., 1925-10-11
HELP-MAI.E.

kn-wRITER wanted by real estate Of
fce. Must he able TO turn out snappy. re
suit getting copy. Prefer some one who Is
employed but has spare time Address Box
411H Star Office.
Evening star., 1925-10-11
SITUATIONS-DOMESTIC.

CHAMBERMAID JOB by a colored rirI.
I3i1 st NV. Apt !.
Evening star., 1925-10-11

BUILDER desires services nt real estate
salesman. we have lust completed six house.
and have seventy under nonstructinn load
and fullest cooperation ~ office given Han
Yates & McGinniss Construction Co. Invest
BIdE
Evening star., 1925-10-11

CHAUFFEUR young man. white. TO drive
car for real estate office; must be careful
best references for character and ability
Give full experience; references. salary ex-
to learn subdivision selling. Address Box
2lS-H Star Office l2s
Evening star., 1925-10-11

FIREMAN for high pressure boiler. hand and
Jones stoker fired: must have had experience
with large boilers: year around work. Apply
c. F. Howdershell chief engineer. Mutual
Ice Co. Alexandria, Va IL
Evening star., 1925-10-11

EX.sERyICE' MEMO scheme: make $40
day: pay daily: light work. Service Record.
oo4 Baltic Bldg. sos ST. NV. 9 To 10
Evening star., 1925-10-11

BOY wanted with wheel to deliver small
packages. Apply room 30b. 1903 H ST n W
Evening star., 1925-10-11
WANTED-.AGENTS.

a BUSINESS OF YOUR oWE-Make spar
Killing glass name and number plates. checker
boards medalions signs: large illustrated
book free. F.. Palmer. 36a. Wooster Ohio
Evening star., 1925-10-11

BOY. white az messenger in real estate
once must ride bicycle: salary 70 start.
$50: splendid opportunity: must Re hustler
and rom. well recommended Address Box
800 H Sta office
Evening star., 1925-10-11

BoY-CoIored over l6 to make self Use
fuI around store. Apply at once. I40 4th
q
Evening star., 1925-10-11

sALESNEN Of neat APPEARANCE and Willing
tn Vork. Permanent. CnusuA1 femuners.
tion. 2oo.7 Bond Bldg.
Evening star., 1925-10-11

If you desire sell purchase anything
LARGE small valuable nsani6cant--maks
it known by means of the Classified Advertise.
ments of The Star
Evening star., 1925-10-11

CARPENTERS. 8 only experlenced men need
amply good wages. steady work IL you quail
ify 24S Carroll ST Takoma Park. D e.
Evening star., 1925-10-11
BUSINESS INSTRUCTION.
Civil Service Examinations.

NIVII OCI VICc I-NdII1 lid IlO1lS.
Special intensive course at greatly reduced
rates for Oct. and Nov. exams Dictation
days and nights each week for those enter
ing this week Special for Patent Off1ce
exam: salary, 81. 800. Tuition 20 for sten.
and typg.. THE CIVIL SERVICE PRE-
PARATORY SCHOOL. Sc. cor. 10Th and r.
Phi. FIR 2OS0
Evening star., 1925-10-11

BOYS. white. with whee ls. TO run errands .
excellent opportunity to learn trade. Ap-
Dly 6I4 10th 81. NV. lOth floor.
Evening star., 1925-10-11

i.h uKhAlNED NURSE. experienced. will travel
Win patients going South or West for -eX-
penses. Address Boy 3s1-H Star oftice {.
Evening star., 1925-10-11

BOoKKEEPER for wholesale produce house ;
prefer young man with some experience
willing to start moderate salary. excel
lent opportunity for right party: must ne
excellept pennlaD otherwise application Will
receive no attention: state age. experience
salary. etc. Address Box 36c-H. star Of
Evening star., 1925-10-11

GIRL FROM COUNTRY wants place ss
nurse or mothers helper. 800 E St sw
GIRL. reliable, wishes place as maid or gen
era hOuspwOrk TSS Harvard
Evening star., 1925-10-11

ERRAND BOY. colored; aust have wheel
salary. SO to start: only well recommended
Amply J. Baamsarten Sons Co. 1908 n W.
Evening star., 1925-10-11

TRAVELLING COMPANION or companion
housekeeper TO lady. cultured woman with
h!fh ,.fn credentials. Address Box l21-H. Star
Evening star., 1925-10-11
SITUATIONS-MALE.
tCOntinued,)

'OOk. excellent, highest private family rec
nmmendatlons. de>ires position Address
Box H. Star office. l2'
CooK-First-class: cafeteria. J. NJ. W. oOI
Evening star., 1925-10-11

sITESMAE WzNTED-A good proposition
with a future Apply PA Insurance Build.
ing. between 9 an and 5 pm. IL
Evening star., 1925-10-11

and ink and wash National Commercial
Art Co.. 1701 st.
ASSISTANT FURNITURE BUYER wanted
for large furniture department in depart
ment store: must he a live wire and good
executive will consider one who Is first
class furniture salesman or who has been
buyer in smaller store: If interested please
Eive fun details as to your experience and
ability. Are you now employed. with whom
and IN what capacity state age and salary
wanted: This is a large progressive depart
menf store. offers permanent position. eK-
reilent opportunity and big future to right
man. The Weisberser Co. Richmond. Va.
BARBER ---Colored: apply at 236 Bird st
Evening star., 1925-10-11

I1PEWRITIEG. envelopes addressed fill
ihR-ih mailing lists compiled manuscripts ;
.op,eu: york done neatly and reasonably
Evening star., 1925-10-11

RotJSEMEN. colored. experienced. to wash
windows. must he neat appearing and FUR
mich references. Apply afternoons. National.
Evening star., 1925-10-11

SALESMEN-Beautiful motion Santa Claus
and other moving window displays: com
nllssions. Sl5-S2O daily: carry photos only.
GeraGhty Advertising Service. 455 W. Huron.
Chicago
Evening star., 1925-10-11

SALESWOMEN. capable, for
shoe department; must be ex-
perienced and come we'll recon-
mended; the positions are per-
manent with good salaries and
commission. Apply 4th floor,
employment office, S. Kann Sons
Co.
Evening star., 1925-10-11

If you are looking for Office help, chauffeurs,
porters, aborers, domestic help, desire to offer
your services, place advertisement in The Star
under appropriate classification.
Evening star., 1925-10-11

CARPENTERS rapahle for timber framing
and band runner. Cruikshanks. Haf
and / SITS Sc.
Evening star., 1925-10-11

CHAUFFEUR white: with good references
Apply 1884 Columbia road. IL
CHAUFFECRS WIN identification cards to
drive Red Top cabs: permanent positions 10
reliable men Apply NJ. lie Sage. New Taxi
Service Co. 11+n 21st at. NV.
CoMPosiToR for printing trade. I6"a
at NV
Evening star., 1925-10-11

CLEANING APARTMENT Office or getting
Hlhners; neat intelligent girl: best references
Evening star., 1925-10-11

AGENTS-Make two dollars an hour: sell
new kind OF sharpeners; sharpens all kinds
OF knives and tools quickly: demonstrating
sample free, Premier Mfg Co, Dept 81
Detroit Mich
Evening star., 1925-10-11

iEACHER desires position or tutorlnC
North 5095-W
Evening star., 1925-10-11

JANITOR. elderly man and wife small
apartment living quarters and fair pay.
Simon Reloff lo44 ! lth ST n W
Evening star., 1925-10-11

SAL Nj A \. EXP ER l.
ENCFD PREF FkRRED. WILL
BE GIVEN AN UNUSUAL
OPPORTUNITY IN WASH
INGTON AND VICINITY TO
SELL LOTS IN A LARGE
FLORIDA DEN ELOPM ENT.
CHOICE LOCATION, LOW
PRE-. EN + l. @ P NJ F, n T
PRICES AND A PERMA-
NENT CONNECTION WITH
A LINE-WIRE ORGANIZA-
TION. APPLY 1917 NEW
YORK AVE. NV. MONDAY
AND TUESDAY, 10 TOP
O'CLOCK.
Evening star., 1925-10-11

COOK. experienced. to ; years: reference
no no iaundrv work salary. $50 per month ::
apt or call at l445 Spring rd nv the
Evening star., 1925-10-11

BOOKKEFPER-ST R-STENOGRAPHER i'll real
estate once: salary to start 81 500. Ad-
dress Box t5O-H office
Evening star., 1925-10-11

"IDo" going to night school wants light
nousework or care OF old person or child
nirInE. weekdays: can stay some nights Gail
-ola l1th at. NV. Potomac I16Q
Evening star., 1925-10-11

BARBER. experienced in shingle bobbing.
Bordens. 123 Ith st NV
Evening star., 1925-10-11

DRAW $1,000 to 81 900 yearly spare or
full time. Sell guaranteed trees. shrubs
roses Paw weekly. Brown Bros. CO..
Evening star., 1925-10-11
SITUATIONS-FEMALE (Cont'6,


S,;IIENo0GRAPHERosTUDENT desires posi-
s94H3-w. A"'' '''"' oesf references. A9.ms
STENOG GRAPHER-Competent earnest u ork-
sresslonal experience: best references avail
able Immediately. Lincoln e3o4-w
sIENOG RAPHER-Permanent or temporary
address Box a53-H. ST; Star ftreo'o ofice f''err"
WIN B"fsn dns GaTm1e
Adars. Bds or s,.r es.
STENOGRAPHER or secretary wants perma-
rsn pn1 fpraish sa,.factory references. Address
| APHER-SECRETARY. 10 years
Address Box :,1o:H. Star oflce
Sor,h Ssie5o 5oa5W. 5GS European reference Phone
! TRAINED NURSE. experienced. will travel
penses. address Box 3s7.H. star ofice
| TRAVELLING COMPANION or companion
oIe otiIee. credentials, Address Box l2l-H star
TYP'EwRITING, envelopes addressed fill
cnn,st rnsI,ni mailing lists compiled. MANUSCRIPTS
Address Box 4sa-D. Star once,
TTIIPIsT TnI sseo experienced: general Office work.
VISITING HoUsEKEEPER. companion. as
capable. wishes employment: best creden-
lals- Address Box l55.H. Star Office IL
| mAET SMALL WASHING to do at home
| lst-class handwork: prefer some one who has
a machine TO call for and deliver uashing.
! Call Franklin sS7l-J
WIDOW going TO night school wants llFht
nousework or care OF old person nr child
aurihE, Weekdavs: can stay some nights Gail
-olH Ilth at. NV. Potomac I76a
w iDc", place dressmaker helper or
! take care of small apartment for nr .
people can stay some nights nO1q lIth
! ST NV. Potomac 1852
nOl Nc LADY wants evening work as p B.
\: oprratOr from 3 10 IL Phone Lincoln
/ '2,6-J after 9 m l2.
1Oi NG LADY desires position as stenos
! e23 II. Star Office 10.
~, NJ WIDOW. with business training and
NlilinE worker. wants position: will consider
Snrk OF any kind. Address Box 31i-H
Evening star., 1925-10-11
HELP-FENIALE.
fCAnttnna

FEW
HIGH-CLASS LADIES WILL
BE GIVEN AN OPPORTU-
NIFTY IN WASHINGTON
AND VICINITY TO SELL
lots IN A LARG f
FLORIDA DEVELOPMENT.
CHOICE LOCATION. LOW
p r + ID + Y ELO p NJ f \ T
PRICES AND A PERMA-
NENT CONNECTION WITH
A LINE-WIRE ORGANIZA-
TION. APPLY 1917 NEW
YORK AVE. NV. MONDAY
AND TUESDAY, ? TO a
O'CLOCK.
EXPERIENCED HANDS to
work on fine fur garments. Ap-
ply Mr.. Sherman, Philipsborn,
oO8 llth st.
Young WOMEN
TELEPHONE OPERATING.
e ''sR saofH shEtHS AE$ESBs $sSyssiss sHa's'
rnrs$Ez}Ss!E ssE&S!.s t|ss4fsREHasrs ASR
PERMANENT POSITIONS.
AN IDEAL -OCCUPATioN
YOUNG WOMEN.
APPLY
ROOM l.
7ea 18th ST. NV.
cHEsApEAKE AND
TELEPHONE COMPANY.
ALTERATION HANDS
1thorouEhIy experienced on dresses. Ad
CASHIER AND
APPOINTMENT CLERK.
The Hecht Co. requires the
services of neat-appearing
young lady as cashier and ap-
pointment clerk in their chill
drens barber shop; permanent
position. Apply mornings be-
fore II 80. to Mrs. Matthews.
employment Office. + st. en-
trance, The Hecht Co.. + st. at
9TH.
Evening star., 1925-10-11

BUS BOY. white Apply Monday morning.
RereD's Cafe 81 n
Evening star., 1925-10-11

TIPIST experienced: general ONCE work.
'ol 'bSbR. 12s
Evening star., 1925-10-11

SIENOGRAPHER or secretary wants perma-
hent position six years experience: reliable
can furnish satisfactory references. Address
| Box 346H. Star office l3.
Evening star., 1925-10-11

SALESMAN = An exceptional opportunity
for salesman with experience among the col
ored race. One with industrial. insurance.
! hook, automobile or real estate experience
preferred. Position will pay So to 500
a week to right party Permanent. No can
vassng. Cali room 3O3 Bond Building or
phone Main 1896
Evening star., 1925-10-11

BARBER wanted in beauty parior. 17aa
Evening star., 1925-10-11

WANT SMALL WASHING TO do at home
lst-class handwork; prefer some one who has
a machine TO call for and deliver Washing.
Call Franklin S67!-J
Evening star., 1925-10-11

DARK SPOTTER for cark and grav work ::
must be experienced. 13@ 9Th ST. SC.
DEMONSTRATOR AND CANVASSER. expe
rienced. for food product. Answer in own
handwritinE. giving age and salary desired.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-02-11
THE GROWLERS

lThey's folks in this worl' whut nuth
in won't suit:
Like a owl in the dark they's JUS
Twin to boot;
The light Nv smile is too strong fol
their eyes,
So they crawls in their hole an there
waits till it dies;
Eff they turns on the smile with JOY
killing grudge,
An smothers its CLEAN with thick
+ gloomy smudge.
Eff they was enough of them fellers
around,
Then ev'ry good laugh would be un-
der ground
Whatever yer give 'em. faint jest
jest right:
It's too long er too short, er too hea-
" er too light;
Ell its flowers ylih give EN-. they'll
sniff and declare,
The perfume they carries II pizen tn
air.
The sun is too hot er the sky is too
blue.
They amt nothin' square an they
amt nothin' true;
When Cod made tn world, He made
it all wrong.
An the people that's in it sin't worth
a dingdong.
Eff they ever sees heaven. they'll sniff
an they'll sco'Fl
Cause II amt got no dungeon with
gloom fer their growl
The brightness an musicTl worry
EN- SO.
They'll pack up their snarls en- jest
move down below.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-02-11
THE ChALLIS PUB
LICSCHO0LFORUh

The fourth literary division viii
give a program Friday al 3:15. visi-
tors are welcome
Y r
{ TIE English classes viii write
their themes on the life Of Lincoln,
this week The best one VIII be Sc
Iected for the medal award offered by
the Illinois Watch Co, and will be
read AZ The Washington-LineoIn pro
gram 10 be given Friday. February
the 20th-
Parents. you can often help your
hoy or girl by consultations with
the teacher on the problems Of the
child Remember teachers are al
ways glad 70 do this Come let Us
reason together. Our school will be
better for il
Mig
The indications are that the AEf-
fort Roll viii be much larger at the
end Of the six weeks period than al
the last report There is q marked
Improvement in general attitude to
ward the work We are also expect
ing z much larger "a honor roll
Library supervision has been pre-
senting q serious problem Al the
last meeting Of the -Student-Faculty
Council" II was decided 10 remove
the reference books 10 the study hall
and close the library during the sess-
ion hours excepting TWO class periods
OF the day
Y
Mr.. A 4 Fox visited the manual
training class Monday and gave the
boys some valuable pointers on fling
saws
Mig
Dr.. EirIley pays the classes in
mathematics frequent visits. We
welcome these visits They help the
work This is true rot only OF the
mathematics department. but would
be true Of every department If pa
irons would only take time and trou-
bic 10 visit The consciousness that
the outside is taking note of in
side accom- lishment in the school
the students 10 honest en-
deavor. Come, partons. Tets 60"
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-02-11
Mahogany in HotDoii

Hawaii supports, OF IFS several
isiands. an aggregate timber stand
covering slightly more than 10000
acres. They are tropical forests. With
considerable mesquite The CONNER
ci2i value OF rhe woods Is lot great.
Soa. or Hawaiian mahogany being the
most valuable. SAYS the Forestry Al
msnac OF the American Tree asSacia-
ton Ahis lehua Is valuable wood
Tor protecting watersheds and Is the
dominant wood in the native forest
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-02-11
Interpreting

a poet, in fact, like any other art
lst, must not simply transcribe nature.
He must interpret her; and as she Is
toe vast TO be Interpreted under an
her aspects. he must select. Whether
rhis selection is conscious or unc"n
scious. it must be PROMPTED not mere
ly by bis PHI Si~;;l auvirunne.i- 'i'i
also by his infellertnal :tiif'i'le coward
external nafnre-E. f. Skies
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-02-11
STILL CLAIM ED IS NEAR

The old World is still rocking right
along in the same old way IT has
rocked for many. many moons, but
those predicting the end OF the world
last Friday. still claim it IS near.
In view Of this fact We suggest
that all those owing subscription &C
counts TO this paper come IN and set
tie for we don't want 70 chase all
over hell collecting bills and all OF Us
miss The sweet anthems up above
Exchange
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-02-11
KIDS MASQUERADE ON FRI
DAY NIGHT, FEBRUARY 70.

Two hours Of fun for the kiddies
ill take place when the Dodge Hall
ill open its doors al 1886 on Friday
vening. February 18th, for the big
lnual Kids Masquerade This big
vent promises 10 be the biggest OF
me year. and VII be something worth
viewing
There VII be three prizes this
year; best boy character, best girl
-haracter and best costume An all
sht ball follows the masqueade-
It's q big time better take IL in,
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-02-11
CHALLIS is SUB-DISTRICT
BASKETBALL CHAMPIONS
M. ]. H. Sports Editor

Last Friday night at the Challis
High School gymnasium, the many
fans who were crowded in there wit
messed one of the very best. fastest
and exciting games of the conference
Competition was keen in basket ball
playing as well as in yelling Challis
lost one game, but won the other by
a large margin.
The first game was played between
the Challis second team and the same
from Salmon. The game was quite
fast and furnished much entertain
ment for those who witnessed it.
The score was, however, not so fav-
orable for the Challis hoopsters, %
to 8.
In the second game. which was the
partial deciding game of the. sub
district conference, the Maroons won
by a score of 80 to s. However the
game was not so one-sided in the
first quarter Many tries for baskets
on the, part of both teams failed.
causing much unrest and excitement
for the members of the teams as well
as the fans.
Bradley was high point man again.
making total of 10 points for the
Maroons. Gaver of the Salmon team
was high point man for that team,
making total of points out of the
eight