Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-09-16

4AdLIlltlCE, 11lIdSItcI, MdlOLACy, OdAy,
Williams, Franklin, Sanders, Powers,
Correi1, Flores and Chilson.
Two weeks from today the team
leaves for Stafford to engage the Gila
valley irrigators in the first confer
ence game. Stafford has strong
team.
All schools of the city will have
short Constitution Day" program just
before the noon dismissal today.
Speakers have been. designated by
Mayor Hinton to talk to the students.
The subject of the speeches will be
THE Constitution of the U. S."
Considerable interest is being mani
tested in football among the grammar
school boys this season. Playground
Director j. A. Greene will have a
strong lineup to meet other junior
organizations of the city in practice
games. No games will be played until
every candidate has been examined by
physician
The teachers institute this year will
be held in Nogales October IA and 15
The Bulldogs will play the Apaches
at Nogales as an attraction to the
many teachers who will congregate
there for Nvo days. The game is set
for October H.
Games for the second string football
players are now being arranged and
the Scrubs" will swing into action in
a few weeks
Superintendent j.. E.. Carlson, Jr,
chairman of the educational exhibit at
the Cochise county fair, will make a
two-day trip into the county next
week, visiting the schools of the coun- |
ty encouraging them to make exhibits
for the fair Many schools of the
county place entries in educational ex-
hibitS. M aa
A large number of dogs have been
/ "a real menace upon the school grounds
7 during the first two weeks of school, |
while children have been playing. 1t
4 is urgently requested that owners of
dogs keep them at home as complaints
have come from children that they
have narrowly escaped being bitten. !
Some dogs are bold enough to enter !
/ class rooms.
Motor vehicles passing school build |
iingS at dismissal. time when large !
numbers of children are leaving the
school grounds for their homes are
cautioned to drive with extreme care. !
Small children laughing and playing I,
are not apt to give much attention to
whether they are on aSideWalk a or in
the middle of a street. The greatest |
danger is at noon and at the after
noon dismissal, but care should be ex-l
ercised at all times BY drivers of motor
cars.
Roy Dorsett who attended the Doug
las high school is now attending the
Long Beach, Calf, high school. Dor |
othy Griffith and Adeline Greene, both j
Douglas girls, are also attending this
same high school.
Large orchestras at both the high |
school and grammar school have been
organized. There is considerable in !
terest in music this year and glee ,
clubs are also adding strength at both |.
schools Mrs. eastman is in charge I
of music in the high school, while
Eunice j. Plumb directs the work at I
the grammar school, Both have had I
considerable experience teaching music 7
in large cities in Missouri, Colorado !
and Wyoming.
The junior class will be hosts to the |
freshmen tonight at a dancing party
at the high school gymnasium begin /
ming at o'clock. The invitations are !
limited to high school students only
because of the limited space in the
gymnasium. Faculty members are in
vited
Enrique Ruiz all state tackle on last
years grid team, wires the Bulldogs
that he wishes them most successful
season Ruiz was deadly tackler and
few yards were ever gained through
his side of the line. Ruiz is now work /
ing in a bank at Nogales.
The Sunnyside school has an en-
rollment of % with pupils enrolled in
the first, second and third grades. Mrs.
Henize is the teacher in charge.
( Miss Ava White, departmental
teacher at the grammar school, is able
to teach again after short illness
caused by an auto accident
Physical examinations of all school
children will begin next week under /
the direction of DR.. E. w. Adamson
and Mrs j. w. Hyer, school nurse /
DR.. Adamson has been unanimously
appointed by the school board as the
school doctor.
+ Health work in the schools will be !
stressed and the physical education !.
work now being directed by H. B. (
Warren includes progressive lessons /,
which will benefit the students great
ly.
CZAR'S COUSIN DIES
LONDON, Sept. is R-Countess
Torby, wife of the Grand Duke
Michael of Russia, cousin of the late
car, died last night of heart trouble /