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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-31

one OF our choicest subjects
We mean tho Rev. Ambrose
Bailey Of tho First Baptist
church,
You remember the Hov. Bail.
ty2 Tho other night hc wan
dcrcd Off the highways into the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-31

Sheriff Starwich had received a
tip that Ward and Kilbourn had left
their Northwest hiding place about
10 days ago and We're heading for
Mexico. Additional descriptions OF
the two men were broadcast to off
Gals in California and Southern
states, The arrest Saturday was
the result.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-31
Rome Grew

iIowdy. folks! Tonight is Hal.
lowecu. rut your ASH can IN
your safety deposit boz.
II you own my furniturs you
dislike. just leave II out on the
porch this evening.
Halloween is misnamed. II
should be Halloween. - '-'''a.
People Will have their fortunes
told tonight; tomorrow they VIII
have their misfortuncs told
ILLUSTRATED EXPRESSIONS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-31

Kilbourn and Ward are two Of
the six prisoners escaping in n bold
break from the county Jail on Sep
TENDER Is. The others are r. III.
johnson. Floyd Richardson. James
Burns and Ed Watson. johnson
was recaptured during a bank hold
up here recently and was sentenced
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MAYBE It Isnt ethical

W. '''' ~ ~ '.''' F'.'''H 'N'''
But we've Just got TO call AZ.
tcntion TO roc fact that Mr.
Georges Henri LoBnrr who w
nnaIyzing The characters Of our
leading citlsenr, Is overlooking
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-31

Small boss who ring our doorbell
tonight, place iicIt-iocks on our
window, or run off with our front
gate.
Billy Sunday says the American
people are going to the dogs.
We'll. It could be wurst
~You look Ike Helen WHITE"
II knoW H. but I Took Uorsc IN
black"
a hlck town rs one where the
public library Us frequently mistak.
ga lfor n gasoline station.
- \ CoRNTED LASsIE
~ sou are gDing 20 Prescott or Der
ofne early Tucsdny morning and cap
enrp from two hundred 10 tlirse hun.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-31
ANNUAL
AANAft al =
.ny. vim wish 10 Celebrate Hal.

Boys who wis
loween this year
must be quiet
and well be
fiayed. Extra po-
licenen will he
on duty in all
parts OF the city
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-31

Partly tlnniiH
foutuhf and
SuHtay ltVht
uiHas mosftv
iCrsfrFalB
Temperatures
MsA o. NIu 81.
IoJar Soon a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-14

that their descriptions of him
have been incohorcnt," Trimble
Baid.
"He has been seen with n re.
volycr and reports thought to
be rifle shots have been heard.
At first IL was thought there
were several men. who might
either be bootlcggcrs or SNUG.
glers OF Cinnamon. But cventu.
ally we have determined II was
only one man. What his object
may be, II he has one, Is a mys.
terry"
The theory Is advanced that
the man Is dcmcntcd and is lead.
ing the life of n Wild man, Trim.
bic says. He could subsist by
stealing eggs and chickens and
garden truck. and by milking the
cows carly in the morning or
lato ut night.
Blake Island. which Ia about
half u mile square, Us covered
with virgin timber and under.
brush, TrImble says. Tho local
man owns the entire island and
has cleared only about five acres,
whore his summer homo In 10.
Gated,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-14

or tho community hotel corporation.
and assistant manager OF The Olym.
pic Hotel regarding leagchoId yalu.
alton net earnings
Donworth aroused his protests on
the allegation that the Metropolitan
Co did not mako enough on al its
properties for tho fiscal year ending
March ]. 1926. 20 pay interest on
its outstanding I3.g6O.O00 worth Of
bonds issued with the state lease.
hold mortgage as security"
This interest Dodge brought out.
to,aled about $4,000. The state
lease has 20 years 10 run, having
been IN existence already is years.
No taxes are paid on the land or on
huge office buildings and hotel. as
they belong 70 tho state.
we nre facing a net annual loss
Of 1880" Donworth added. be.
cause wc were forced this year 10
rae temporary buildings. including
the old Hippodrome This site Is now
unimproved II viii take 81 900. 900
to improve H..
when the lease waH made" he
concluded. ~ was understood that
Il would not be- subject 10 tax. the
same as state tldelhnds.
The equalization board adjourned
at noon TO roconycne AT ? p. m. It is
composed OF tho county commission
ers and Couneilmen Nichols. Moore
and Campbell.
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ny WILLIAM ]. Insn

UNITED Press STAFF c9rtsspondsnD
nAYToS. Tenn. July ii--with
~ the heat and humidity OF the
packed courtroom augmented by a
bitter dispute at the very OUTSET
the Scopes trial entered It's third
session nmids. furry Of srgu-
meut,
At the conclusion OF the argu-
ment Judge RRulE,on ruled that
prayer should be allowed. The court
then recessed until p. m. while the
Judge prepared his ruling on the
motion TO quash tho indictment.
Clarence barrow. defense counsel.
whose thundorous speech on behalf
Of evolution and against religious
hiEotry" created sensation Mon
day. was again the storm center
today
Darrow objected again 10 opening
the sessions with prayer. He mad.
tho objection a formal ono and II
was oyerruled by Judge Raulston.
who said that prayer at the opening
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-14
Shaggy-Haired "Wild'
Man Sought by Posse
ON Island Near Seattle

CTRIkfNG terror into the
~ hearts Of all who have seen
him, n huge. bearded and shng.
gy.haired man is being sought
by n sheriffs posse on Blake Is.
land. tho SUMMER home OF VII.
liam Pitt Trlmblc. Seattle cnpltal.
ist. Tuesday.
Complaints TO Sheriff Antioch,
or i<itsnp county were made
Monday, when carctnkors on the
island estate threatened TO doscr,
their mistress, Mrs. Trimblo. who
Is residing there.
a posse was organized Monday
and beat thru tho undorbrush on
tho island, but failed TO find tho
so.callod bcast.man.
Half dozen or moro people
have seen the ficrcelookIng crea.
ture, Trimblc said Monday. He
has been seen AT various points
on tho island and tho mainland,
two miles away near Mnnolos.
ter, whore, also, ho prowls tho
COUNTRYSIDE, Trimblo said.
"PeHons who have seen him,
appearing llko nm nppnrltlon In
the dense undorbrush before
them, have boon 10 frightened
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-14
A UT 0 INJURIES
PROVE FATAL l
Man, Hit When He Alights
From Street Car, Dies

Fatally injured last Saturday eve.
ming by an auto driven by Dominick
Saraci, s15S All<i ave. Clarence ].
Jones an employee in the Bremerton
navy yard, died late Monday after.
noon In the city hospital.
saraci was arrested late Monday,
following Jones death, ard after
being booked was released on his
personal recognizance.
Jones had just alightcd from
street car at w. Marginal way and
Oregon st. when the accident hap.
pened.
/ Saraci said that Jones dnrtcd out
In front OF his machine without
warning. lie picked tho injured man
up and took him to 1856 w. Marginal
way.
Later Jones was brought TO tho
city hospital and his injuries wore
thought at first TO he broken hin.
An operation was performed carly
Monday morning in vain effort 10
save his life.
lilo was married, The body was
taken TO tho morgue,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-14
CITY SUED FOR
SEWER LOSS
Property Owners Ask 81, 900
Damages in Claim
CHARGE TANKS N0lSOME
Rainier Valley Club Con-
dennis Septic System

CHARGES that one residence near
" the Massachusetts, ST. septic
plant had been damaged $4,000
were contained In claim for tina,
amount filed against tho city Tues
day by Attorney Edwin C. Ewing
on behalf Of Roy u. southworth and
wife.
The property damaged Is situated
adjoining the septic tank installed
last November TO treat the Massa
chuesits st sewer disposal
Both public and private nuts.
ance have been created by the 10.
cation OF the tank in the resi-.
Dental district. tho claim sets forth
The southworth property Is situated
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Erickson said that he would per-
sonaliy push the investigation in
Seattle and expects to 80 to that
city within few days. The evil
dence. Erickson said. came to him
In a registered letter from Seat
tie resident.
while no report has been received
MS yet from r. p. w. Harding,
Portland analytical chemist. who Is
testing the remains Of Mrs. White
for traces Of poison. Erickson said
that he expects preliminary re-
port within few days
Regardless OF the findings OF the
chemist, Erickson says that his in
vesugatlon into the death Of the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-14
FINE 3 FIRMS
More Chair Manufacturers
Hit by U. S. Court

CHICAGO. July N.-Three chair
manufacturing companies and one
individual today pleaded guilty in
federal court here TO violation Of the
Sherman anti-trust act and were
fined total OF $4,000 by Judge Adam
c. Cliffc.
The fines today brought the total
fines required by tho government,
since It opened its drive on the FUR.
niture trust" TO s43l 900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-14
CLUE in white DEATH
TO BRING PROBE HERE
Mysterious Evidence in Seattle Makes
Switch of Investigation Necessary

young woman will continue. until h,
rams down tho new clues in his
possession.
should poison bc found in the
analysis. I will lay alt the facts In
my possession before Prosecutor
CoIvin OF King county and request
an investigation Of the affair by the
King county grand jury" Erickson
said
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-14
ALL PARTICIPATE IN
PRAYER ARGUM ENTS

Argument onsucd with all counsel
participating and the entire court
room was standing as requested by
the Judge.
We are dealing with conflict
between science and religion said
barrow. insisting that the daily in
vocation was propaganda for the
prosecution.
Attorney General Stewart argued
IN favor OF the Judge
The objection by aEnostic coun-
scl for the defense" said Attorney
General Stewart He was interrupt
cd by Malone.
"As one OF tho members Of the
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-14
KILLED In
fall TO :
Street
John III. NJ C In t os h
Well-Known Man,
Ends His Life

JOHN H. MCINTOSH, 46,
j manager Of the Federal
ed Industries of Washington,
jumped TO his death Tues
day from his office on the
ninth floor Of the American
Bank building, Second ave.
and Madison st.
He died instantly.
Mcintosh was one of the
best known men, both in la
Dor and industrial circles, in
the Northwest.
He had been sufferf
friends and office associa
said, from a nervous bre
down.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-14
FOUR DROWNED
IN RIVERS
Columbia Claims Three VIC
Tins; Fourth in Yakima

CASCADE LOCKS, Ore. July IA.
= Mrs, w. H. MacLean and her
daughter, IL. were drowned in the
Columbia yesterday and their bodies
carried over the rapids.
STEVENSON. Wash. July A.
Hanna Peterson Is. was drowned in
the Columbia at Skamania. near
here, while swimming with a party
of young people.
YAKIMA, July l4.-Arthur Rosen
kranz. 90. was drowned in the Yaki.
ma river after bathor who had
held him up for long time had 10
abandon the unconscious body 10
save his own life.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-14
Laxity Is Hinted at
Jail Suicide Inquiry
Authorities Delayed in Cutting Down
Body; Jailors Failed to Watch Man

A F-rER clifford Cammack, 80. OF
n Carbonate. had hanged himself
In the city Jail last Saturday morn.
ing. and while life still fingered in
his body the strangling cord around
his neck was not removed until after
various Officials had been called In
and the doctor had examined him. Il
was testified At Tuesdays Inquest
Cammacs, n prisoner In the strong
box" took his mattress cover and
hanged himself TO the bars overhead
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-14
Metropolitan Co.
Tax Figures Hit
Attorney Seeks to Force Increase of
Assessment Valuations

CUBJECTED TO attacks Of Ray
- Dodge. an accountant employed
By property owners whose names he
refused 20 dtvulgr, tho Metropolitan
Building company Tuesday fought
efforts TO raise is state land lease.
hold values for county tax purposes.
Tho company leases large business
building tract from the University Of
Washington in tho heart Of the
downtown section
II has been paying on a tax yaiu.
alton Of $500 900, raised TO 5000 900
hy tho assessor last March. The com,
pany made a showing Tuesday before
the county equalization board on
why the valuation OF the state lease.
hold should not be increased Aull
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-14
Check Finances of
Duwamish Waterway

state check of The financial con.
dition of Duwamlsh waterway dis
trict No, |, VIII be made by Inspector
Fred II. Chestnut, Of the division OF
municipal corporations, state audi.
tors office. August Toellncr wa.
torways commissioner, requested the
check, The finances arc said to be
badly muddled thru years OF neg.
legt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-14

iiowdy, folks, What i so
cory ~ a good roaring fire In
tho furnace these days.
The only person who can seraps
IN acquaintance in 10 minutes az a
fashionable summer resort is a bar.
Ter.
Household HAT; Don't feed 2.
sronths-old baby picked plgfcet.
ham hooks aud cabbage duriag the
not treather.
What has become OF the gink who
was so crooked he had 70 unscrew
his socksG
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-14

A sToRIA. Ore. July IL The
n probe into the death Of Mrs
Violet A. White. deceased bride Of
the wfdeiyknown Seattle attorney
Crawford A. White. win switch 10
Seattle within the near future. J o.
Erickson, attorney for Mrs Mary
sjoblom. mother OF the young wo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-14

man. announced
Tuesday
New evidence
has come 10 mo
fr o m Seattle
that must be In.
v e 3 { & n I
ed" Erickson
told The Star.
II cannot re-
veal it's nature.
but It Il Of vital
Importance ana
bears out clues
that we have de :
velopcd during
our long invest
cation Of tho
matter"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-14
LIGHTNING KILLS
IDAHO RANGER
Forestry Lookout Struck by
Bolt While Asleep

STANDPOINT, Idaho, July IA
Paul Blickcrsdorfer. government for
cs,ry lookout Mt South Badly range
station, north OF Pricst lake, wns
killed during nm electrical storm
Sunday, II was learned here today
Bllckensdorfer n university OF
Idaho student and son Of u physician
OF Cincinnati, Ohio, was sleeping oil
tho floor Of the cabin. having given
up his bod 20 visiting forest officials.
Tho others wero unhurt
The lightning started fully 55
fires, II was reported.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-14
NICHOLS ASSISTS
DODGE QUESTIONING

Dodge featured the morning scs,
sion by compelling Attorney Georgn
ponworih to admit that the company
could take over The olympic Hotel.
subleasing part Of It's land. In case
tho hotel failed 60 pay rs $4,000
rental
Dodgcs questioning along these
lines was aided by Councilman Mich.
ola. member Of the equalization
board.
Thrown upon the defensive. Dodge
was making small Roadway nj noon
in gaining direct admissions from
Donworth and Frank Hun. manager
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-14
Close Drawbridge
for $1,000 Repairs

City Engineer Blackwell. wednos-
day. at s n. m. viii close tho First
ave. drnwbrldgo for repairs. The
span will be closed for 10 days to all
vchiculnr traffic, he said. while tho
city does $1,000 replacement job.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-14
POLICEMAN SEES
FALLING BODY

Patrolman Frank Gladwin
walking his beat at Second and N
son Tuesday when he heard a
and saw McIntosh's body hit
metal awning outside the banl
body rebounded into the street.
win ran over end found McIni
dying.
There we're but few persons on
the street at the time.
McIntosh's office was one OF a
suite maintained on the ninth floor
of the building by the Federated In
dustries.
He came TO his office. letters left
by him indicated, firmly resolved TO
end his life.
He took five grains OF potassium
cyanide shortly before his fatal leap,
Officials dnnla-a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-14
Judge ALLOWS Prayers
to Open Scopes Trial
barrow Loses Sharp Fight to Bar
Them; Quash Ruling Prepared

OF a court session was not unrea-
sunablc.
Il don't object TO praying in
secret. but | do object to turning
this court into meeting house."
exclaimed the famous Chicago law
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-14
SAINT yITUS

Why does summer resort that
oyeriooks glue factory always call
itself Sea Air Hotter
Popular song Ia titled Moonlight
ard Roses" Wouldn't IL BE- moro
appropriate to call u "MooHshiHe
and SosesF"
This Is the time or tho year when
the June bride begins to guess at
the amount OF alimony she would
receive IL anything happened.
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COMPLAINS OF
FEELING FAINT.

Mcintosh arrived at his Office
about Tuesday. lie attempted
soon after TO jump from the win
dow, police declare, but was pre-
vented by James w. Redden and
6. b. Syther, fellow employees.
Later he told his associates that
he was feeling faint" They got
him glass of water, for which he
had asked. He was standing near
the window and apparently placed
the poison in the glass at that
time -
\ few minutes later Mcintosh
gulped down the water and poison
altho Syther and Redden were un-
aware OF the nature OF the draught.
He seemed in intense pain, and.
stepping TO the window sill, poised
an instant
Redden dashed over and grabbed
the dying man, but could not stay
the downward rush OF the body.
Mclntosh's foot tore loose from
Redden's hand and the body hurtled
down.
Mcintosh had contemplated suicide
since July 2. He left three suicide
notes, dated July .. July 10 and
July H. They contained thousands
of words, telling McIntosh's life his
tory. with the notation: In case
publicity is necessary
Mcintosh had suffered for some
time with stomach trouble. He had
recently been on two.week vata.
ton, trying TO regain his health.
He failed.
Returning to his work. he allowed
his physical health TO prey on his
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-14

Why Is 1t that committee OF Ia.
lilies always visits your Office the
hnornins you have neslccted to
shave?
In this warm weather. Il is bet.
ter to have your wife treat you
coldly Than to have her make Il
hot for you.
NATURAL HISTORY NOTE
Many man who prides him.
self on his ability to crank n
Ford halks when his wife wants
him 10 crank the ice-cream
freezer.
-Plo, to Stay King Alfonso
Barred Headline.
one good way 10 slay him barred
would be 70 catch him in his bath
some Saturday night.
Beneath this sod
Lies Amos Jones;
Pickles. ,epF's mir
VITA icG cream cones.
Now tina, horses have been ruled
of the downtown streets. why not
Nrse the water troughs for raising
cIams?
Sign on the Back OF Ford;
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-14
THIS Is A MESSAGE TO YOU,
MIR. AVERAGE MAN!

You, too, can be convict! Easy
hours! Free room and board. Are
YOU faced by the spectre Of lonely
old age? Don't despair! There Is
an escape. Our booklet, Twenty
Ways to Enter Walla Walla," shows
you how. BE ward Of the govern.
ment! Let Uncle Sam care for you
IN your declining years! Many have
ayaiied themselves Of this oppor.
tunity. Why not you? Write US
today!
Pola Negrl has been caught
smuggling and fined 10000. Gosh,
there goes her weeks allowance
W DIARY
duly i5J
Up very betimes, trolling n merris
catch. albeit my head skisz from tho
fhimbIefni Of Aunt Ida's gooseb~rry cor
dial did take, for my stommick's sake,
the night before. So 10 the office, where
yeadinE Of the create pundiis. VIII Bryan
and Miior~ barrow, who do be arguing
the case ~ y. scopes. and whether lie br
burned for hsretict, know not. neither
do care. Early 10 home, and TO read
Ing cook -books. which do he, metbInLs
tho only thing one can read powndnys
md retain ones Illusions Of iyfe, And
80 10 experimenting In the Kitchen, and
did Invent new soup, made from sweet
breads, and " mighty fine, and am re.
solved 10 call n "5wertbrcnd Broth n In
brew" for indeed II be ~ sayory a dIsb
~ evrr ! tasted, and will make my name
blessed In all tn. kitchens Of Christen.
dom. And 20, mighty proudr In .JIonrr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-14

Jailcr Fred Wright made the
rounds at 3:45 and found cammack's
body He went back 10 the office.
got the keys TO the cell aud called
Tailor Rory Mcdonald, 1t was testi-
fled
a doctor from the city hospital
and Lieut.. j. WASmith were called.
The four entered the cell.
Tho doctor put his stethoscopo TO
Cammack's heart and said that there
seemed to be some life In the body.
cammack WINS then taken down,
but efforts TO revive him failed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-14
TAILOR FAILED TO
WATCH PRISONER

Attic Cammack strongly limited
Friday night that he intended to
commit suicide, adequate precautions
to prevent the net were not taken by
city jail and city hospital authorities,
II developed at the inquest.
Cammack was arrested as "siclt"
at First. ave. and Seneca ST.. Mt 9:s5
p, m, Friday, by Patrolman Pat
Whalcn.
He was given treatment at tho city
hospital by inferno DR.. Thomas Rat.
isan and was then put in Jail, where
he hanged himself
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-14
CANINIACK ACTED
PECULIAR" cor SAYS

Whalcn testified that Cammaclt
acted peculiar appearing sick and
nervous. Cammnck told tho Of.
ficcr he Ind 'plenty OF trouble"
and simply couldn't stand Il much
longer In reply TO n question,
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Pola Negri has been caught
smuggling and fined 10000. Gosh,
there goes her weeks allowance!
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-14
ABIGAIL APpLEsAucE SAYS;

y girl is a
frail craft en- tn
sea OF life. TIL
older she grows.
tn craftier she
becomes"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-14
LEAPS 9 STORIES TO Death ON End AVE.

Partly cloudy tehtpht aud
Wednesday, gcHilo rarablr
uind2.
Temperature Last u Hours
Maximum. 81 Minimum "A
Today noon. SO
The Winslow mail., 1925-02-13
Parent Teacher
Association Notes

There will be joint meeting of
the Washington school Mothers s
club and the Parent-Teacher as
sociation Tuesday evening, Febru-
ary II, at 1880 o'clock, at the au-
ditorium. On this date the associa-
tion will be twenty-eight years old.
Come and help celebrate. The
first part of the evening will be
given to the business coming before
the association and the discussion
of plans for the state meeting to
be held in Winslow at an early
date.
The following program will be
presented:
Duet, Frederick Gillard, Opal
McHood.
Right reading for School Chill
dren, Mrs. Grady Gammage.
Trio, Mrs. Matthie, Mrs. Stevens,
Mrs. Corkhill.
History of Origin of Parent
Teacher Association, Mrs. Kauf-
man.
Musical selection, Mr.. Goodhall,
Mr.. Liljedahl.
Purpose and need of the Parent
Teacher association. Round table
discussion Social half hour. Re
freshments.