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The Filer Record
filer, TWIN FALIjS COUNTY, IDAHO, THURSDAY, OUIOBKK Dili»
SUBSCRIPTION $*uh
VOL 1, NO. 33
Filer is Good Place For
Agricultural College
!
!
iiurOey of Local Schools Disclose Wide Scope of
Practical Subjects Taught—Enrollment SOO —
Hays Hakes Statement for Record
"Southern Idaho needs and must
aoou have an agricultural college;
conditions
the divergent ■ dimatical
existing between the Snake river val
ley and that of northern Idaho trlb
ly to Mos. ow. makes Twin Kails
unty the logical location or such an
institution; by reason of our central
location tn the county, and the per
of the
E
nianetu establishment here
Twin Tails county fair grounds, the
Kuial high school here at Kller Is the
leasable and practicable site for the
starting of such a college." said Su
perintendent K g. Mays of the local
high school In commenting upon the
future of agricultural Instruction in
tins part of the state.
This is not a uew Idea with Super
He lias broached the
iulendeui Hays
his pro
nouncement was not without
His attendance at the recent
lute of sc hool men aud school teach
of the
avail
tust I
ers from all over ibis section
Interest
state, and tlio community
manifested at the reception given to
local schools,
the teachers <>f the
g ha-, strengthened
Thursday it
his belief that Tiler should be tue
eventual seat of the state s second
agricultural school
Superintend. iit Hayspoiuled out
disposal
the ample facilities at the
ot such a college, at the county fair
grounds, located here; of the
stantial atari already made here in
Ih, I.I high ad.I; hew n.e high
senool building could he added to
w th comparative ease, und of the
certainty that southern Idaho trill
have such a college before long, in
asmucb as Ihe institution In the
northern pan of the state is inacces
«able, and unprepared lo render the
proper agricultural aid on
of cllmatlca! londttioua.
►IÛ.UO0 Valuaflun
account
"We have the standard equipment
of the ordinary high school." says
"To many It
Superintendent Hays
would seem that we were particularly
well equiped and we are, but Kller
be had
deserves the best there is to
in ihe line of educational advantages
We are striving to make the
high school here all that Its amma
* We have ihe first Rural
Rural
Implies
high school di trict in ihe slate, our)
building and equipment have a value
ot $45 000 and the taxahl. property
of the high s.hool district is valued
«( »185O.0OO There is not a more
prosperous community anywhera
none more able to «apply th* best
there .» to be had m schools and
afhool.ng; and we have now tbe
foundation of an institution that is
upon Ihe
^ m ni . ^ Pre " '
Ct . IU cm, U nu! r ng he said .ha. local high
K hool ersduaiea would sooner or
Hier fend themselves in lompCition
with the graduate* of the bigger
better eqmppe.l high school, and that
Jp the keen struggle for business »u
emacy. tbe better trained Individ
*
1 would have dominance
Agrlealiural lavlrarllun
; A visit to the local high achool I.
a revelation in the opinion of tho~
Iho have been there UvU, a.
" ,
gr- in *" *D:',rt!cnUrlr gralified to
patrons are
f, Ü.« «... "
for last abc# a teatin«
tho-c lines
roon.
machine, where seed is now
tested for its germinating qualities:
to find a portable Babcock milk test
ing machine with the instructor. J
j- Johnson offering to go to »ay
k ranches In the district and ccn
reHable and as
a f
V durt milk tes*« as
If it were done ty the
accurate as
rnlversityof Idaho. I» evidence
practical instruction
A Me chart showing all the car
of rraftlnr sprouts r-apb
0 f '
tous way*
Irany portrays to students'
nursery work
a „
training depart
doiens of
_ at successful
S 'orts of differ-nt sfeds are Wudled
,nd here betany i, taught so as to
ho of practical every day use
Kannxi Training
art
In th# maraal
ment. under R- tf. June*.
school beys are daily learning
rudiments of wood work car
the use and care of tools
work that speaks
high
feu try
fend are turairc out
%-ell. not only for the instructor, but
lor the pracllcallbility or the course
The ntuuual training department con
tains flfteeu work tienches
Wiring
is complete aud room is available for
the iusial talion Jof iall.es and the
needed later
high school.
racks, shelving, and the class is uow
he
necessary machines which will
This department hu«
made much of the equipment for the
coat
such as
cases,
engaged iu completing a barn which
was left uncompleted last
season
They have built hay racks, troughs
scientific chicken feed Ikjxcs. built
in Ironing bourds. d-.ks. tables und
numerous other needed articles Five.
I'er
girls are enrolled in ibis course
desiring su. h work may have il
merely
sons
done at the high school by
paying tor the cost of the lumber
:
uaed.
There is a paint room, where all the
painting, finishing, varnishing, and
shellacing is done. Here is taught
the use of paints, aud the method
of their nilxluro and care.
llomestlr Science
l *''*
lu the girls' department no
'Mention is paid Iu the pra< in al cod*
I
science instructor, has charge of that
department Twenty individual stone
j topped tables ea. h equiped wllh two
j electric plates. Is the outstanding
Scores of
domestic
M I as Kepharl, su expert
j feature of the deparlment
»ub-Hoial girls aie enrolled the do
«id preparation of foods.
! «lue •*■"» »'»tory Horn plant or ani
: mal life lo the table Ibis >! P** 1 •)
unit house.« tulinsry equ pm n.
omplele from a big range to tilsh
P*" 8 and dish tags
tuest room afford- opportunity
'earn ihe correct rueloms of serving
learning th«
I heir
mestic science classes
A serving or
to
meals.
The room devoted lo Hie classes iu
sewing is provided ss good as any in
■ he slate, in the opinion of several
Mix big stationary combi-
visitors
nation sewing lubies with Individual
compartments, and hardwood
machine«,
sewing
sur
and several electric
ol
make the instruction
sewing a pleasure
"My idea of a community center,"
"iO Superintendent Hay. in
uncnt. Ts to eventually make It pus
isible for our giaduates to bring in
training
com
'heir work to our manual
department aid finish their lumber,
'»r "°me n lo come here and do their
«""'«Ml ""»* ev « r >
'enlence, or for groupa o persona
" ur
«**'*"* nlafU '"' 8 '; ur
or anyHiing else at our dis
posai
Two incubators and a sta k of
chicken coop, in th? basement te.tt
ff *"e -cmiy ... .he poul.r, dc
partmiu. tha. gews on every spring
r.ggs «n .«sled Inculmion» se. and
»•*** *"*' « ' hn kens
"* ,he s<hoü,
tlther |lr|,arlmcBl*
In Ihe physics laboratory
SjluabU- mJHuDier.y« and
iiiachinery are found, and it is
A machine lo, gtu
many
■ I' I i.|»ie
ail
being put lo urn
*'«'"■ *leo t rio..y. a dote.
wej^'rh«l device, such a. telegraphy
,bg mai limes, a dynamo, a vilaigraph
'or illustrât lag vibration, air pump«
l-^P"'"' ^^t. and numerous d
5. „ bo., M ,1.„> ».
1" lhk mtmmbiy hall wkith bti a
s^ÄÜiif > apac ii) ol flïtf 2WI. ia found
library tables -uppiitd with standard
edacattcnai penodKale. a library.
i are *
vrhich though small new. ts constant
iy Teing cniarge-J upon. an Acoustl-.
jrarde piano and other modern fix
In the commercial
department
ipjrs
eight lypîwriter» are »»en in
jnon
granted proficient atudenu who learn
to write forty words, net. per min
for ten eoaaecutiv* minutes S,u
The Cnierwcod certfiicate is
^ tbl)( äcpmnmtBt g» re
# j* myograph machine and are
2 -rsn pwti-ni experience tn d:c»a
tion sed stencrrxphy work to the
*u »? rintr ndect's off,« It is of
tcrest perhap-- to learn that tn this
Dirtsphcns one of the!
-'A Khjrfc tb , ^
Superintendent I
■
*" a
sc, nil property of
This is the 'only on? in use
•rhcoi in this nan of the tute I
Letter* are <li-tat#d on cylinder re -
f
and
unis with a recording device.
»I cut.graph) pupil« put the record» on
.at her convenience and type« (he let
ler us I he words ot the speaker are
, t p ,,, du , e j »ad conveyed lo the ears
by an arrangement aiuiiiar to that of
a telephone uperalor.
(continued on paire nine)
TEACHERS RECEPTION
THURSDAY EVENING!
I
ScVCBtCCn Lk«] loflTUC ten Httl Pi
trim »f Tw* Sckssl Dutrkt*
Through Efforts if Ws
mifl'f Club.
I
Kller
school
The reception given by th*
Women's club and the two
district« to the teachers mid pstrona
(of the Kurul high school and the
lirude school Thursday night was at
i tended by several li unit red patrons of
ihe independent mid high school dm
Irlcth In (be receiving line were Mrs
j
en's
| n a y 8 Superintendent and Mrs Lloyle
I
T K Moore, president of the Worn-1
club. Superintendent aud Mrs
|
| by Supt T. T. llsys of the
biglt sehoolsud by Supl W A Hoyle
and the teachers of the two schools
Mis. T E Moore guvs the address
|
1 of
el. I,me which was responded to).
Rural
of ihe tirade achool. Owing to the
fact that Hi* electric circuit
overioudtd. the lights of the
. .... . . ,twin
si houl building Went out )u«l as the
Thla caused
necessitating
the use of tändle» until the cauee ot;
»>■
program was starting
seme little- sunoysnee
the trouble was adjusted
The Rev C. E Heal, pastor of the
M K church, gave a short add roes
ciuphaslxlng community interest, and
An orcheaira, com
sincere endeavor
posed of Mrs U. H. Shearer, Raleigh
Maigsret Showers. Mark Mu»
U
music
the
Drake
,l«bue played
throughout Ihe evening and al
conclusion of the program rrfreah
Uutuest l< -I
!:
Hr L A. Hawkins and
appropriate
stir.
ments were served In the
Science rooms
Mrs K C tîraves. secrelary of tbe
IV omen 's ilub. was chairman of the,
lommtrtee. the other mem
pi og rani
hers being Me sdames Tlruin. Shearer,
Rune «. Mosel«). Rip-!
Murray Weaver.
and
local achiKila
T'amlly
is as follow,
Rural high a. bool T.
permlendenf.
The faculty of the
lor which the reception we« tendered
F liays. su
J F Johnson. Ins,rue
or In science; K V Jones, manual
and athletic
in»t ractor
. raining
uach Mis» l .uella Kepbart. dome«-j
IC sc lama: Miss Margaret Ouurley
English: Miss Asa Jewell, history
and Miss Edith 0*ck. botany
tirade S' boots. Hide pendent
petintendenl,
eighth grade, Mrs J K Jidmson, sev
-mb gt.de, Mr- F.- l W - stherl,
. « — »"'C "»* «•»
MIm Ceriiud* Walt#r fouitli
lirrade Wiï» Mm Wolf«, third gmd*
Miss Tlorence Hoerig eecond grade,
Mrs W T Doyel first grade, " lM
Dis
W A Huy cl. su
Mrs Cieorg» Faltob
rh t numlier 4
The director, of tha two di.mcts
Cbstst of: gjmB*
Rural high school district A
Mary Oraybiil primary
Itlrerlors
Peany
Dana, president; F C. Graves, sec
G H Shearer, treasurse; •
A L'nco.n aud TV A Grieve
Independent dlvtnct number t'.ur
C. A. Love, chairman. John
"•
retary
dark; WüUa» Bnnce. treave
Xlliiam Klggintotham Arthur Schcl
ten snd Jscob Musser
At the rtceptlon Tfcuiwday night
in-many person, were give« their first.
rppnrtun.ty of inspecting the local ;
high school For completeness of
-qalp^at modem convenience.
ulty. course, of tn«rsctlon. and gen
rcl high school qua',ities it is »hid
irnk wftb any of iu size in the
.
tat# If not in the Wert.
Hoc a l IResve IRoteô
i
L
Auiern.au Lt-iC.ua Uamr tomorrow
niant
Huy > who mi «m t\i. thirl Munyon
*V.!b .1.!,' rJ
Sthiuud Hell« I.urn Jake SUhllld
na« «util lit« lartu uorthweu
,o Clyde nudity ami will hold a
loaina out «ate November t. Mini
t <m and Son uud llupktn« are the am
uuueer»
of town
Mr aud Mrs E A. fanlimwlne of
Salt Lake City have turned here and
ate residing iu the Wood's rooms
Mr Caillou v. Ine ia a carpenter, being
employed with J L Kdwards.
Jars orchestra al the daine
mm row (Friday^ night.
to
Creamed chicken, pumpkin pie. oh.
boy! That's u part of the menu at
ih« M h. church tomorrow night
I hmoh Nuppel The labile Vid,
simply dolu on pulling mil appelitlug
meals for those fond of food The
whole community w ill turn out to Hie
Huge Harvest Hume Halloween
tome-choked Supper al the M. L
hurcli tomorrow iTridayt uighi
.rum five to eight p in
tmel irait Icgloli Table
Al Hie Har
• trat Home Supper to be given Friday
evening nt the M K . hurcli. Hie
Amerbun Legion will have u special
table reserved for them ICx service
nteti are especially invited on Hits
.«alun. aud will liud "(In
what dittereui from thaï United lu
the unuy or navy
«111111-
j •
llor-e Hale Saluiilay
A number ol
horses and mules w ill lie olfered »I
suction at Davis ltr.dl.ers' luirn here
.'clock
llorell I'errlne
Sal ui day al
I ,f Idaho Kall« Is the owner
it the atllliiuls offered I.UI
>f ino'il
; n, ol h
llavi«
ers. manager!, of the sale will
good
.fier several lieml
' mules
'ion the sale
of
young
Waller anil Sh.ui'i will a>e
I Ral.y
high'«Hal <om*dy ' ol, Hal > g.»-„ a.
T'alls Kridav evening one would
.hink such aggregations wou.d inak.
t a polo! to put Filer on their < ir
j l(|| Man) , utl) , ruI11
UIUlldw | u, e a ml il I .'Uniat
led lhat one hundivd TYIeriteg viewed)
Judging by the number
at Filer people who altende.l the mu
ihe performante
Onlral I-almr Knion of lain Tall
that Kay M. K.ug of
Tlie
I nions
Mi halg I«
1 d.tie»«
announce
Nonpartisan langue
mass meeting of laborer« and farm
ers al Ihe 1-avciin* theater al Twin
T'alls Sunday allernoon
Ihe
'.« In the throes
efnfce. and all labor unions in not
city have endorsed their demands for
will addr
Twin Tallsjfimi
f an auto ntc. hautes
ollactlv* barvaitiii.v
i
Hlg Thliirs al llnhl
II.ill I lias or
American la> ;
Mia
ganired a |m«iI of llie
gfem a retail dealer« , redu a
lion was launched Tuesday;
I.a» ahead) been ruimcriln-d for a
raimcr*' n> n|M r»ilvi- »lor.-. ! iniilar lo
; he one In T*ller; the paving of her
main street« was rcMiitlicni ed this
(week; a system of water work* on
Jam »tr«*t ba» Ju I been completed
,r.d her caunlng factory this y.ir
pai ked S7.226 cans of apt, les and
peaches
loan to
Id y hr., o roof
Big Halloween dam ■ In
-uorrow night al the
»atden
tl",o,
gf ^ 0 * C |ocl
und household r.xni
lc ,gether w,th ratili
and other item» E
I «rain Hi lling Hut II II H uatu
»ill ronduc* a closing out salt at h!s
» Ido. ks n inn of H Ktler;
Satarday »lt*ru»>n prompt
Mti.li faun on
will bs
horses.
■■■ ... Earl Uan
.cm of the firm of Munyon srd Sog]
.-.nJ Hopkins will an tion th! sit
4f ^ , orn , n , nil Umiir W(1 ,
*
X tld le HpeiT vt il > réguler,
veeUr* cf the Filer V.'imor * rit.b
next lYflnnJtT aftemoon in the
move shortly to Emrtnt, Ida. when;
xc y will loin their sons. John and
Bailey
Ma*- nie hall J it MvT-l wcMsrr
"»• Twt. mils ecuoty fair, will
clre an addre-s *n The i.omfas)
Club and the Ccuc-y Fair' after who t
the suTJect will Te dUcu*^
*uh J-n for tbe dey le "TTomn arl
fac-.TTorld Lift.- Mrs M it Trui « rndjdey
Ml»« Ma-rrm Dudley ere on the pro
-ram and the bovtesse* for the dsy
,■
-rt Me»dsm<*s Ripley. Leonard. L O
i'nghes and L H. Brown.
liicdi Had Sr.uw. that haa
iail.ii«: in.cr.u.;t,afty
civvl iIt** i.uuiul Wednesday nun um«
lin white Hake* loll thick and fast,
but : >o.i moiled Laving the nlreudy
i. -.»«ill routta iu u very uiudily condi
tion.
been
ill week, cov*
Tlio . Inin h «upper 1« tomorrow
tt.Khl (Ki .day I
iu (allltnul:i Three Studebaker
hr« loaded w.tli tiler people are •*
■> . ted to pull oui of here Saturday
not Ulna hiadtd lor l-oug Heath
ulifoiiiia, lo join the K«ier colony
ilready e«inhllahed there by Mr au.l
Mr« Il U Muuyoii and family. In
lie party le*vingt Sul unlay will be
V.r and Mr« II Somniur, Mr. and
Mra fini I St.tinner and family, Mr
and Mr« K It tiiitilih and family,
..ml Mr und Mr« K f Hughe«
Halk Mii-mt« Move Mr and Mrs
Mink Mu «er and family will move
Saturday lo &5I fourth avenu« east.
Twin Kails Mi Mu««er will lie a»
cialed mill Die fulled Stores, lie
haa
with the
eiuployetl lor some time
Kller Hardware company
vho regret losing such a valuable
nlesiium I eonard Wood well known
it assistant manager of the
fnitert Stores iu Twin Kails, and J
R Wood, an old Kiler resident. Is
hern
>fle of Ihe founders of the compui.y
I ml manager of ihetr store at Harlow
low'ti. Montana
Iha
Ex-service nun will eoiiriticl
Alltel lean laqtion dunce tollior
Kv'eiyone Inviteif Tickets
firm
row night
ill ml
go Id lires» MdI.Voll und
and ll.qikln nnnuiitire the lint -
These are;
Hi Juiiiea Kessler, farm sale,
no I Hi of lliihl.
Nov I" Hoheit II mu kseii farm »ale.
Bubi
Ten more of Munymr* «aléa will
l:o flitted II led Iu another part of Ihn
A»
we
Sil»
dig of iw'o more sales
Nov
F J F II. Il of the
Itealtv company
-, u
Mvr.hf.eli Oregon
..re he,. Hie II I Ol H.« week in
. „ .. , ,,
Intercala of the t'nrllaml Kmene
,, , , _
und C ooi) Hav IohkI . onipany
fiaper
d«
Well
I'.loll I ntlenbelni
'I .< Ill I .'I« .lip. III'. .1 l.y
Hol«rt«nu
'he
elm rib will be worth your linn and
M F
A Halloween fei d al tbe
money
Mm 11 a nlcil I • r w 1 1« . I m. AI j
u {«ulpcr. anil a Mr Morebead i
awaiting
have valuable Info,illation
I lieii at tbe Home Service serf ion of]
Mr. A A Timm as» |
»enlce here!
ommmlcatlOB
I
)
I
I
the Red I'ro««
i.Utlve «ci tel a rv of that
tcoiiiil Ilk» lo get in
with litem
1
'
look of n lui I !.»i.» » .lin ,h r al ihe
■ __
Thoee
I
. .
Smith, and child
... „
and Mi»« tlrace Me-j
.
i. relative« of Mra L
McCleary
,
latter '« bo, ne here. Hun day
pit sent were. Mr and Mrs
|Mi* I ear y , Mr and Mra W
utty Mr»
nil from Hub I
(iinnis
Hr t' If Mi (iinnis lounty health
officer, was lu re on official duties
t '
Oltvi r
Wednesday
Kog, a
I ix's stater. Mlaa
.
dinner guests at
Mr and Mts I, a,lea
comp mint by Mr«
Neidigh wire
be home of Mr and Mrs H Merrill
n K.mberly, F
inday
Cars Very Scarce Here
Acute need for HU refrigerator
ails was voiced here yesterday by
real predu 9 me* who complain that
thi
***1
,e car ihoriare no« with, the pros
pect of ter9 orather becomes a ser
icua matter to this se-tloa of
..Ute 125 cars are nesdsd tn
*c utb* cvtcm part of tn* »tats, in th*
p a<n cf Julre A I. Kreehafer
r,.)t n tubtr tf Ihe publie uttlitlse
icotnmlislcn who recently investigated
: t pie and potato car shortage prob
lews . A
The r mmis.ton.r declared that
.omet hing mors than 100 car. are
•n.eleeedel for apple* The.«, considered
with th* MW odd <«r* reported Mon
by Comm:»,loner Sweeley »»nec
• -•«rv to mors potatoes in th# Twin
Falls Barley and Rupert country
.
ro.ck- the round toul of about «IS
'needed in the state.
Red Cross Roil Cali
The Thin) Red fro«» II ..11 ( all will
atari lixaliv Sunday with eennousori
the Itrd rruM prcwiinl in the sev
eral rhurt-hoa Mm iiia M Allen,
chainiiau .»f ihr roil rail drive her.
.» opditimtlc over IUe prospect*. and
.» solicitous thai volunteer« «(in
their »ervirea In the campaign
You are ukrd to join the Itrd
I'ro«» for the bähte« of America who
care, for the niolhera who do
not know how to rare for thuiueelvi
or their I .able« ; for (he «obiter hoy«
« who are legless. urnile* .
| need
I in hoapltal
I »r aiahllrwa; front gratitude lw.au i
t.ur buy oarne ba.k; tor remet i
I brance of one who would have you
give, from love of mankind which '
the ltr.l froee aervee, and out
pride in the work done by tin« A nier
bau Inalitutlon.
of
Neat Market Sold
K 11 Kowler and A I» A> kerly arc
the liew pl.iprtelois ot the l 'copie
Market, which they purchased from
Messrs Maurer sn.l Taylor, Satur
day Thu uew owners arrived here
ovetinud last Week tram Hurhank.
California, and were not long in d
elding Upon Kller as a pla. r Ui ci.
gage in business The I'eoplu's Mai
ket was established by Maurer and
Taylor tlila summer, und ha« enjoyed
open
mg Tiler welcome« these new hu
me«« men and asaure them they have
cot been alulse in choosing tin« com
il.unity «■ their future home Mr.
Maurer I« undecided as to his future
plan« Il I« pi.dsilde (hat M r. Toy
loi will engage In llie huymg au I
aelllllg of liveetoek.
I Legion Dance Friday Right
One hundred and fifty tickets have
allesdy been sold fur tbe American
legion dama to be given her* to
luol row iKiidayi nig tu Tb« commit*
lev consisting or Hulph I'odarboliu
Kail Muuvon ami William lielwnilcr
haw arrangement» well in band and
PO'Uila« a regular Halloween dam.'
'"" n,, - r •" ch •*
••*-**,vice men could Ire expected to
Th '* '**'•* f" id u, ' <"cn.ben.hlp
l '"" ■"*
and eve, y on« of these mein her* are
Jolng all lo ihe r power lu make lb.
, ,, ,,
Jane« « success, socially a» wall as
fiiiani tally The regular meeting of
■ he post will lake plaiv Monday night
al lbs city hall
Filer Over the Top Again
Kiler went over the lop. a.- usual
,h# l "" 1 "" d * b * r " Th « lu
1 ** OUSUtUille« In i barge of the House
*'* v, "'-' r, *' ***• •"
nouai (hat TTUr'« quota of Hot) was
rt ached al th« close of the drive Mon
lay evening. Hooscvelt'a birthday
I be fart that tbe lion was rontrtbul
ed hy about eighty individual* Is
eloquent of the amp« of Hi« drive
* „ .
aud the iblereat luatitfenled
The liutal high wTnml raised $17
and the balance of the quota was
talaed by Andrew I,ingle, and Ueory
... .
Reichert, treaaurer of the Aiueiicaii
. _ „
Legion, and M II Mbearer, of th«
Klrst National Hank
A Roosevelt program was held at
Ihe Itural high achool, Krlday after
'noon, at which time It. Sise Veil, tbe
Man." was eulogi/cd In line with the
tovemors proclamation
I'astors of local churches Impress
ed their congregation« Sunday with
tribute« to the lllutdrtou* preside ni
jrid urged an Americanisation pro
gran,
I
Filer People at College
Sfiuients in various College» and
universities from Filer include the
following; Univemitv of Llah« ;
Philiijy Buck, (ileon Davis,
Michael Thometj; Oregon Agri
cultural college, Raymond Graves.
Roland (»raves; University of
Colorado. Roland Parsons; Uni
versity of California, Paul Daom;
Northwestern University, Char
lotte Clark, Albion State Normal,
Mrs. Fay Sittler.
"Shepherd of ihe Mil!s~ at the
Com November Tth. Admission
20Ä 55c.