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CLAIMS TODAY
IS LONGEST OF
CALENDAR YEAR

LOS ANGELES, June %. U.P)-
The longest day in the year brought
intensely warm weather to South
ern California today.
In Los Angeles the temperature
climbed from SO degrees at dawn to
ST degrees before noon. Continued
fair, moderately warm weather was
forecast by the weather bureau for
tonight and Tuesday.
The highest temperature yester-
day was 79 degrees.
The mercury reached 102 degrees
in Imperial Valley yesterday and
prospects were that it would go
higher today, the local weather
bureau predicted.
Today marked the formal calen-
dar opening of the summer season,
with the sun reaching its nearest
point to the earth in the course of
its 12-month cycle.
Fifteen hours and "a minutes of
daylight were scheduled for South
ern California cities today. The sun
rose at 4:42 a. m and will set at
7:08 p. m.
SOiollSl II. p, rlclScy, SoVeTIiincnt
meteorologist, said that the allot-
ment of daylight VIII hover around
15la hours for several days, decreas-
ing few seconds each day.
These seasonal changes are not
fixed as TO time" Colonel Hersey
said, and because of the slight
variation the change in the summer
season and the longest day fall on
June % this year, where ordinari-
ly it is expected to fall on June 81.
THE recoro-s show that the
change has come as early as June
20 and as late as June %.
This time it Tapped over the
midnight dividing line by d mere
matter of seconds"
Imperial Valley press., 1931-06-22
Zeppelin Car
Is Successful

BERLIN, June %. {U.P)-Success
was claimed today for the new pro-
pellor train engine, or Zeppelin
car. after trials between Hamburg
and Berlin yesterday.
Ihe queer-looking machine, skim
ming along the rails driven by a
propeller, attained a maximum
speed of las miles an hour. 1t made
the l73-mile Hamburg to Berlin
Journey in 94 minutes, an average
speed of lis miles an hour.
DR.. Frank Krukenbuerg, designer
said they never went slower than a
mile minute on the trip. The en-
CINE left Hamburg at 1927 a. m, and
reached Berlin at sol a. m. All
traffic on the line had been cleared
for the experiment.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-06-22
Former Judge
Dies Suddenly

SAN FRANCISCO, June %. (U.P)
Wylie F. Crist, former San Fran
cisco police judge and attorney
known for many reforms begun dur
ing his term on the bench. died last
evening in Dover, England, accord
ing to cable advices received here.
Crist had just arrived in Dover
from Ostend when he collapsed Oh
the dock and died. His widow was
with him when he died.
Reforms instituted by Crist m
cluded elimination of the prisoners
dock at his court. Crist succeeded
Judge Charles L. Weller in 1913 but
refused 10 seek reelection when his
term expired.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-06-22
AhWIll
w ,.sov:

BEVERLY HILLS, June 81.
tSpeciaD-Mr. Hoover is steal
ing my act. He wants to post
pone international war debts
for a year. Two weeks ago 1
gave the same scheme, only I
took in more territory. I want
Ell to cancel everybody's and
every nations debts and the
only persons that fell for my
plan was two guys that owed
me. They Immediately agreed
and Cancelled. It's government
debts that's worrying us.
Ramsey Macdonald, Hinden-
burg and Andy Mellon are the
only ones who worry about gov
ernment debts (and we pay
them to worryO It's individ-
ual debts that's got the 119000,-
600 by the nape of the neck.
We can always manage to dig
up our taxes. It's old man inter-
est that hurts.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-06-22
SUDDEN DEATH
COMES TO MANY
OVER WEEK END
Two Dozen Lose Lives In
California From Va
rious Tragedies.
BY United Press

Sunny weather over the weekend
which brought thousands to beach
and mountain bathing places. added
to CALIFORNIA; accident toll today
with six drownings leading the list
The death toll:
Thomas Hart, 20. San Francisco
drowned at Del Rio woods, Rus.
sian river.
Boris Kravchenko, IS, San Fran
cisco, drowned at Camp Vacation
Beach, Russian river.
Joseph Deviero. 35. Sebastopol
drowned at Salmon Creek bay at
tempting to rescue Pierre LIE
Juenne, Jr., 8.
Marion Launceford, 35, Sebasto-
pol, drowned attempting to aid De-
viero.
Harry Berger, 90, San Rafel
drowned at Lakeville, Sonoma coun-
ty.
Joseph Thier, 35, San Anselmo
drowned at Lakeville.
Tony Stojanovich, shot to death
during gun fight at picnic near San
Jose.
Mrs. Julia v. Cowen, 55, San
Francisco, killed in Berkeley when
| struck by car driven by D. M
Kysh, Berkeley.
Eugene CALI, 19, Berkeley. died
of injuries sustained when his car
turned over on Redwood canyon
road near Morago.
Albert Wimert, IT, Fresno, show
| cred with gasoline in automobile
| collision and died of burns.
Walter Farinelli, IA, MADEIRA
killed by accidental discharge OF
rifle.
Manuel L. Serpa, Hanford, killed
In car collision near Ceres.
Lester McHaley, 20, Sanger, fatal
ly hurt when knocked down by car
striking automobile he was prepar-
| ing to tow.
! Injuries Prove Ftal
Ralph Cisneros, II, Dinuba, killed
in automobile collision.
Wyman Robbins, 80, Los Angeles
hit parked car.
George Shreck, 10, Los Angeles
died of injuries sustained June 13
when hit by taxi.
Carl Jenkins, Is, Los Angeles
thrown under wheels when he jumped
! off his fathers truck.
| Eleanor Kibbems, ID, Long Beach
killed when car overturned near
Barstow.
Kat Frickle, 80, Long Beahc
struck and killed by car while
changing tire near Laguna Beach
Hobart Penney, %, Long Beach,
died of gunshot wounds inflicted at
Santa Ana.
Fred c. Brendlinger, itinerant,
committed suicide by shooting near
Nealdsburg.
John D. Price, Los Angeles, shot
himself because of i'll health
Nathan Pinson, go, Pasadena,
found dead in bathroom, believed
to have slipped and struck head.
Marietti Quarles, 80, Bell, Cal,
found on lawn of home stabbed to
death.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-06-22
Woman Aviator
Sets Loop Mark

MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, June %
W.R-Officials of the National Aer-
onautical Association who saw Miss
Florence Klingensmith, Fargo, N
D., put her airplane through 1,07S
loops today forwarded a report to
Washington for official recognition
of new womens worlds record.
Miss Klingensmith was in the
air five hours and ~ minutes Sun
day while making the record in her
biplane at World-Chamberlain air.
port.
The former women's record was
held by Miss Laura ingalls,, New
York pilot, who set the mark of $50
loops at Muskogee. Okla. Miss In
gals took the record away from
Miss Klingensmith at that time.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-06-22
ARIZONA BANKS CLOSED

PHOENIX, Ariz., June %. U.P)-
The Arizona Southwest Bank of
Tucson, and it's three branches at
Douglas, Coolidge and Casa Grande,
was closed today by order of James
B. Button, state superintendent of
banks.
Depleted reserve and a desire to
conserve assets caused the closing,
Button told the United Press.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-06-22
NOlan's Hearing
Set For July 6

LOS ANGELES, June %. W.P-
Detective Lieutenant Edward p.
Nolan, charged with the murder of
Mrs. Grace Murphy Duncan, was
arraigned before Municipal Judge
William S. Baird today and held for
preliminary hearing on July 6.
Following the arraignment, Moan,
who has been suspended from
service pending the trial, was led
back to the county Jail, where he
will be held without bail.
He was arrested last Thursday
after Mrs. Duncan had been beaten
and kicked to death at a hotel
party. A
Imperial Valley press., 1931-06-22
Five Killed In
Mexican Riot

VERA CRUZ, Mex, June %. U.P,
An appeal has been sent for fed
eral troops to meet a serious situ-
ton today in the town of Huatusco
where police and Catholics clashed
in riot at the funeral of a priest
killed from ambush.
The dead included three police
men and two civilians. Other re-
ports said 25 persons had been
killed.
A representative was sent by the
state government to investigate the
clash. He was forced to abandon
the effort when his life was threat
ened.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-06-22
Nautilus Reaches
HarbOr OF Cork

QUEENSTOWN, ireland, Juns
%. (UP)-The submarine Nautilus.
towed by the U. s. S. Wyoming, ar
rived at Cork Harbor early today
The Nautilus broke down while
crossing the Atlantic on the way 10
England and thence northward OH
a projected cruise under the ice. TO
the North Pole. The expedition Ii
commanded by Sir Hubert wilkins.
The Wyoming stood by and towed
the Nautilus into port when the
submarines engines went out of
commission.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-06-22
REPORT BURGLARY

BEVERLY HILLS. Cal, June %
W.P)-While Rex Bell was away at
his $4,000 acre ranch, where Clara
Bow is recuperating, his home was
broken into, his mother, Mrs. Daisy
Beldon, revealed today. and wom-
ans purse and white fox fur were
stolen. The thief. Mrs. Beldon said
obtained the articles by dipping a
hole in screen and fishing out The
purse and fur with q fish pole.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-06-22
Mx;e R1~~
. 1890 ksRausAt synllssss. Ia.
FORMER HUSBAND
SUSPECTED OF
WOMAN'S DEATH

BELL, Cal, June %. U.P) The
body of Marietti Quarles, 80, di-
vorcee, was found on the lawn in
front of her home here early to-
day. She had been stabbed with
long bowie knife and wounded by
a pistol bullet.
Her dying screams alarmed her
mother, Mrs. Lena Quarles, who
made the gruesome discovery only
after her daughter had died.
Shortly after the murder was
committed, police arrested tn e
young woman's divorced husband,
j. S. Jones, 33, on suspicion of
drunk driving He was captured in
Huntington Park.
According to deputy sheriffs,
Jones clothing was spotted with
blood.
Mrs. Quarles told officers that
jones visited his divorced wife
early today and argued with her.
James, nine-year- r-old son of the di-
vorcee, was an eye witness to the
argument. Another child, Mary
Lena, 8, was not disturbed by the
visitor or the murder.
Jones denied the murder and ex-
planned the presence of blood upon
his clothing by declaring he had
fought with another woman and
not his wife.
No gun was found either on
Jones or at his lodgings. The
bowie knife, however. was lying near
the body of the divorcee.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-06-22
BY RAYMOND CLAPPER

United Press Staff Correspondent
WASHINGTON, June %. U.P)-
The outcome of President Hoover's
proposal for one year suspension
OF all war debt and reparations pay
ments appeared today to depend
upon France.
Other nations seem. from unof-
ficial indications, to be agreeable,
with Germany jubilant. But note
of hesitation is heard in France,
ancient foe of Germany. And
Frances decision is vital, for it
seems unlikely here that the plan
could succeed in its original form
Imperial Valley press., 1931-06-22
GARBO NOT MARRYING

HOLLYWOOD, Cal, June %. U.P)
-Greta Garbo, motion picture star,
was working on a set here today as
she contradicted a published report
in Sweden that she was proceeding
to Europe to marry Swedish mer-
chant named Anderson. Miss
Garbo said she did not know a
man by that name.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-06-22
SEVE R |:
DAMAGE
BY FIRE
Canadian Pacific Loss Is
Set AS High As Ten
Million Dollars.
MAY BE FATALITIES
Little Known OF Details
Regarding New Bruns-
wick COnflagration.

ST. JOHN. N. B., June %. tU.E,-
Fire ragged through the harbor ter
minals today, with property damage
estimated at more than sl,000.000
Reports that lives were ;oss are
being checked.
The fire swept to the Canadian
Pacific and government wharyes
otter attacking several grain ele-
yators.
MONTREAL, June %. U.P) - The
Canadian Pacific steamship line re-
ported that their ferry steamer, S. S
Empress, had been sunk purposely
alongside her berth at st. John. N.
b.. during the harbor fire there to-
day.
The Canadian Pacific telegraphed
informed the United Press that
their office in st. John understood
that the damage had already been
estimated roughly at more than sl0,-
100000. The fire was still burning.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-06-22
APPROVE
HOOVER S
PROGRAM
Suggestion For Morato-
rum Finds Favor In
Capitals Of World.
FRANCE UNCERTAIN
French Known To Oppose
Any Change In Young's
Payment Schedule.
BY UNITED PRESS

Approval was expressed in most
capitals of Europe TODAY OF Presi-
dent Hoover's plan for war debts
and reparations payments holiday.
France was the cs;iiiijy nation where
doubt was expressed that full ap-
proval would be Forthcoming. The
French object TO any attempt to
alter the Young plan for repara-
tions payments.
Premier j. Ramsay Macdonald
called a special meeting of the Brit
ish cabinet to consider Great Bril-
tains response to the Hoover plan.
The British Stock Exchange, the
United Press reported, showed
sharp rises and buoyancy as a re-
suit of the project.
In Germany, a holiday spirit of
rejoicing met the Presidents action.
Hoover was acclaimed as saw
our Dispatches from Washington
showed many leaders of both par
ties supporting the proposal.
In Italy, government sources in
dicated the plan would be accept
ed Officials in Denmark and Nor
way also expressed approval.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-06-22

ROME, June %. W.P)-Italy
today accepted HO0ver's debt
proposal, it was announced Of
ficially, with the provision that
Germany abandons her new
commercial tariff treaty.
La gaceta., 1931-01-07

de una OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES que
intentaba emprender por su pro
pia cuenta, al mismo tempo que
la del juez instructor.
Llegaron a Paris.
JOHN habia tenido cuidado de
enviar un despacho telegrafico
a su superior.
Dos coches esperaban.
Ell vizconde Y sus guardianes
subieron en- uno, Valeria Y John
en- ell otro, y los dos carruajes Sc
encaminaron a la Conserjeria.
Despues de haber mandado en-
cerrar a los acusados, John, Sc
dirigi6 inmediatamente a una de
las galerias del Palacio de Justi-
cha, en- la que estaban instaladoS
los juzgados de instruction, e
hizo saber al senior Duvernet
La gaceta., 1931-01-07
AVISoS EN YkOR C;TY

mes de aduanas engancharon un
wagon mas por orden del conf
sario de Policia.
FL vizconde subi6 en- ell pri-
mer departamento con los agen-
ties, Y John Sc instal6 con la ba-
ronesa en- ell contiguo.
La debil luz del farol del CO.
che lie impedia verle ell rostro,
oculto con un espeso velo; pero
su actitud abatida reflejaba tan
bien sus dolores, que Sc sinti6
invadido de una profunda COM
passion por aquella d~esgrsciada
i6ven
Durante toda la noche Valeria
lloyaba ESTABLISHMENTS, Y JOHN,
como un actor dramatico que
prepare ell plan de una obra,
combinaba en- su mente las bases
La gaceta., 1931-01-07

Miami, Anero IA conocer-
Sc la NOTICE de que la comisi6n
atletica del estado de New York
habfa resuelto declarar vacan-
ta Ell trono de Max Schmeling,
Pa Stribling anunci6 que su hi
10 peleara ell venidero JUNO, en
Chicago, por ell campe6n mum
dial de peso complete, con Sch
melting de oponente.
Ell padre y manager de Willie
Stribling dijo que el aceptaba
los terminus para poner a SUI
La gaceta., 1931-01-07

que esperaba sus 6rdenes.
Ell digno juez no lie hizo aguar
dar mucho.
Despach6 con rapidez un int
rr%ogatorio, y di6 orden de que
pasara Ell reci6n llegado.
-;Ya estais de vueltal - lie
dijo.-iNo habeis perdido ell
tiempo!.... isois la exactitud per
sonificada !..... Ell vizconde v Ia
baronesa, than confesado su de-
Tito?
No, senior juez, no han con-
fesado NADIA, nj aun ell de infide-
lidad por ell cual la baronesa
cree haber sido detenida.
-GSu actitud?....
La de inocen es y honrados,
injustamente acusados. Resumi-
re cuanto ha pasado.
La gaceta., 1931-01-07

John cont6 con todos sus nor
memories al juez de Instruction
10 que va sabemos.
Cuando hubo terminado. ell go.
nor Duvernet movie Ia cabez,
exclamando:
i Por vida mia, veo que esos
dos amantes son muy habiles v
ladinosl No 10 creeis ash?
Senior juez-contest6 ell a.
gente,-no Sc como manifesto
ros mi opinion. Pienso que los q
cusados son inocentes.
i C6mo!-exclam6 Ell senior
Duvernet,-iqu6 decis?
John volvi6 a repetir Il ma
labras.
ESQ es un absurdo-replic6
ell juez;-hay contra ellos IN eli
mulo de pruebas. Todo les acusa
La gaceta., 1931-01-07

que, presa de la mas viva emo
cion, Sc vic necesitada de apo
yarse en- su brazo para recorrer
ell espacio de medic kil6metro
escaSo.
I'm momento despues, ell viz
condo sali6 a su vez. acompana
do por los dos guardias Y segui-
do a distancia por los gendar.
mes.
Sc lie hizo aguardar en- ell an
den.
Busc6 con la vista a Valeria
sin lograr .descubrirla.
JOHN la habia conducido a Ia
oficina del comisario de Vigil
lancia, donde Sc hallaba a cubier
to de toda curiosidad indiscreta.
LEGO, al fin, ell tren, y mien-
tras Sc procedia a las operacio-
La gaceta., 1931-01-07
LA COMISION DEJO SIN CO.
ROMA A WALKER

New York, Enero 7.-TomaI
do tempo de la guerra conI
Max SchmeIing, la comision v
letica del estado de New YorR
dei6 aver vacante ell trono dc
peso mediapo, en- ell cual Sc SEN
taba Mickey Walker.
IN Esta resolution Sc tom6 por
Anaber Walker rehusado contss-
larr al ultimatum de la comis:6n
he, que diera pasos para defen-
Or su titulo.
Walker y la comision han es
tado en- desacuerdo desde que &
p 70 venciera a Jack Br
ton, por NhQrona de peso
La gaceta., 1931-01-07
BOXEO

LA COMISION ATLETICA LIE
QUITO LA CORONA A SCH
MELING
New York, Enero Ell tenn
poral que gravitaba sobre la 81
tuaci6n de peso complete, des-
cargo aver cuando la comision
Atletica del estado quito a Max
Schmeling ell titulo de campeon.
Levantandose EMBELLISHMENTS
en- contra de Joe Jacobs, mana.
ger de Max Schmeling, Bill Ca
rey, p~residente del Madison
Square Garden, y ell combinado
ataque de los escritores y cri-
ticos deportivos, la comisi6n 3
nul6 a %Schmeling por negarse a
firmar inmediatamente un
match de revancha con Jack
Sharkey. Luego, en- ell mismo to-
no los padres de los punos de.
clararon que aceptarian como
campe6n al triunfador de ur
match entire Jack Sharkey y
Young Stribling, ell orgullo de
Georgia, aunque hasta aver ha-
bian rehusado considerar a Stir
bling como un contrario adecua-
do. Ash, siguiendo ell preceden-
tie de 1926, cuando Jack Demp-
sey y Gene Tunney Sc vieron o.
bligados a pelear en- Filadelfia
por la corona de peso complete,
La gaceta., 1931-01-07
4 LIEftN LIE LA GACETA
LAS TRACEDlAS
DE PARIS
TrAducci6u de
Pedro Pedl aza v Psex

cia 81 verdaderamente no era
culpable.
Y hemos de anadir que busca-
ba en- vano la palabra del enig-
ma ash presentado.
Ell comisario manifesto al a.
genie de que va era bora de if
a la estaci6n 81 no guerra perder
el tren de Paris.
John salio del hotel de San
Eloy con la baronesa dc Worms,
La gaceta., 1931-01-07
EN- WEST
SERVICIO DE AMBULANCIA: Teiefono Y lll6

Telefonos para visitas por ell dia: Ybor City, Y ID
West Tampa, H 3846. Para llamS5ss por la noel
10 lnisno sr Ybor que en- West Tampa, Y lac.
La gaceta., 1931-01-07

Schmeling l!evara su derecho
por ell tftulo a Chicago, Detroit,
Jersey y F'iladelfia, en- JUNO, Y
defenderse contra los asaltos de
Young Stribling.
Aunque cuatro ofrecimie1 os
Sc han hecho para ell ma 10,
Nate Lewis, concertador d pet
leas del estadio de Chica S9 10
domino ell Campo del 81 q licl
con su capacidad para lie
personals, tiene la via ea
con una oferta de $500,
los servici@j de Der
mismo 6ue una op9ss no.
Stribling. Eo9 w
Lewis Y Sidney Strotz, presi-
dente de la corporation de Chica
go, arribaron aqui hoy para nue.
vas conferencias con Jacobs.
Jacobs esta inclinado hacia Ia
oferta Y en- Miami, hoy, Pa Stri-
bling anunci6 que el habia We
nido a terminus definitivamen-
tie con Lewis y Strotz para una
pelea con Schmeling, en- JUNO.
Stribling sostiene que no tie
ne interes ninguno en- que su hi
10 pelee con Sha key, nj en- New
York nj en- ninguna otra parte.
E~ntretanto aparece que las
negociaciones para que Strib-
La gaceta., 1931-01-07

hijo en- I'm cuadrilatero con Sch
melting, a beneficio del Fondo
de Leche, en- Chicago.
"Nosotros preferimos pelear
Gon un campeon mundial, que
pelear por un campeonato ma
cional.
La gaceta., 1931-01-07
XII

-Cuidado, Jobin-dijo gra-
vemente Ell juez.-La fantasia
mace malas jugadas a los funcio
naflos 1udiciales. Negais con tai
iirmeza la evidencia misma, que
temo por vuestra raz6n.
Els que, senior juez...
Inc prosigais l-interrum-
plo con severidad Ell magistrate.
NO tengo tempo nj quiero dis
con vos Habeis sido enga,
La gaceta., 1931-01-07
NADIA les f~avorece.

NADIA les favorece.
Els cierto.
-iY bien?
-iY bienl P~recisamente por
ESQ es Tor 10 que creo que no son
culpables.
La gaceta., 1931-01-07
CLASIFICADOS

CERRADO-
Sale para New York ell sabado
por la manana. Puede llevar 3
personals. Informan 1907 Doce
avenida.
La gaceta., 1931-01-07

ling pelee con Primo Camera, Ell
corpulento italiano, ell mes pr6xi
mo, en- Miami, estan en- Ell aire
como resultado de los 1ltimos a.
contecimientos.
Apesar de I'm frente undo en-
su contra, James A.. Farley, je-
fe de la comisi6n, mantuvo su
actitud, con ell apoyo del Oral
John Phelan, e insisti6 en- una
tormentosa session que Jacobs
contestant Isl 0 no" al ultima
tum de firmar Embellishments
y depositar una fianza de diez
mil pesos para un match con
.Sharkey, en- JUNO.
En- vano pidi6 Jacobs que ia
comisi6n respetara un c~ontrato
e~xistente por ell cual Sc pedfa a
.Schmeling aceptara un adver-
80 dias antes de la fecha
/ al match.
lego hasta ell punto de
donde~ firmar enseguida para
sba un eh aquf, en- JUNO, contra
de I'm match entire
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1931-05-07
ILLINOIS MAN To REPLACE
FITTING ON LIBBY FACULTY

Announcement has been made that
Mr.. Norman Paar of Warsaw, Illinois,
will fill the vacancy on the high school
faculty which will be created when
Mr.. c. J. Fitting leaves Libby this
spring.
Mr.. Paar is at present teaching and
coaching in South Dakota high school.
He is graduate of Valparaiso Uni
versity, Indiana. having been gradu-
ated from that institution year be-
fore Mr.. Fitting was Mr.. Paar comes
West with the highest recommends
tons. Mr.. Fitting. who knows him per-
sonally, says of him, He is not only a
very talented teacher, but is an excel
lent scholar and athlete as well. He
has been an unusually successful young
teacher, and will be a great asset to
our institution don't see now Libby
could have found better man.
MrrFiting will return to the East
to teach at Battle Greek College, Mich
igan, next fall Here he will have
charge OF freshman English and debate
work. During the summer he will be
doing graduate work towards his Mas
ter of Arts degree at the University OF
Wisconsin
MIR Paar will come to Libby prepared
to teach history, Latin, and English
He has also had experience in coach
ing dramatics and athletics.
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1931-05-07
STATE DEBATE CHAMPIONS
WILL BE CHOSEN AT MISSOULA
High School Teams Will Stage Final
Contest at Intercholastic Track Meet

State University, Missoula, May A.
Debate finals for the state high school
championships are to be held Wednes-
day. May 13, during the annual Inter
scholastic Track Meet. Last year first
place was won by the Fergus county
high school of Lewistow19 This year
the contestants will be Lewistown,
sectional champions of the northern
section of the state; Bozeman, sectional
champions of the southern section;
Richie or Outlook, one of whom will
represent the eastern section; Libby,
Missoula and Whitehall will meet the
day before track opens to determine
the sectional championship for the
western division.
About sixty high schools have com
peted in the State High School Debate
league. The state is first divided into
districts, the winners competing fol-
the sectional championship There art
four sections in the state.
Two of the contesting teams will be
eliminated in the primary debate hele
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GRADE SCHOOL NOTES.

Richard. Bernice and Gerome
Vaughn, all pupils at the Central build
ing. moved to Spokane Tuesday They
will attend school there.
Miss Jessie Staudacher drove to Eu-
reka Sunday afternoon
Pupils of Miss Ruth Hostettels
fourth grade attended the animal and
bird movie shown in the Jr. high audi
torium Friday afternoon.
Arithmetic contest in Miss Ruth Hos
letters room last week was won by
Helen Holseys team.
Mrs. Fred Clark, Mrs. Leo Becker
and Mrs Hammond visited at the Gen.
trail school Tuesday of last week.
A wild flower contest was started
in Miss Ruth Madden's second grade
last week.
Patricia Gibbons of Eureka visited
Miss Jessie Staudacher's class Friday
afternoon.
Penmanship and pictures of tulips
are new art work on display in Miss
Ruth Madden's room.
Mrs. O. M Maize visited Miss Jes-
sic Staudacher's room last Tuesday.