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Show v. PAGE : EIGHT; 1: k k ' t SPANISH; FORK MRS. EFFH3 DART I V : .The home of Mra. . Grace Gard ?.. ner .was; the scene of. a. pleasant gathering ?' last Thursday ' when : y the members of the Self Culture -" club met for the opening meet-'ing meet-'ing of the season. Fourteen, mem- Cbers and four special guests wereTDewia, MIsa Fay Nelson; Mrs. Lois - present, i Tne early part or ine meeting was spent in going over ' plans for the cluh work the.com ing "year. The years book was i " approved by the members after "which the time was spent in play - ing r games -and in community . singing, after which a delicious , luncheon was served at small tables, special ; guests wer-Mrs Mrs. T Ferri rBrockbank f and Mrs. LaRetta Brockbank.- The , enter taining rooms : were : bright, t with autumn flowers tastefully ' ar ranged. ' . .""'J' 1 'Mrs. Ann Phillips was hostess to ;the : Ametie" club Friday ,-ve ning.: Luncheon was served "at fi:30 to the members and the -following special - guests: Mrs. Gwen Cutler. Mrs. Etta Beck, Mrs. Al-leen Al-leen ; MendenhalL 7 ". Miss : Iretta Larsen. 3ridge fallowed" luncheon, Mrs. Gladys Boyack winning high score prize, for. the members and Mrs. Alta Lasen the guest prize. Fall flowers decorated the rooms and rosebuds centered the tables. William Christmas is at the Dr. S. W. George hospital re- cobering from an operation for the E. E. Knudsen, Mrs. R. H. Andrus, removal of his tonsils. The per- FALL is the Ideal Time to Paint It is estimated that a good paint properly proper-ly applied on a house will make it 11 warmer in winter thus saving cost of fuel. Try our budget pay plan 5 months to pay with no carrying charge. We will glady estimate your job with no obligation to you. Replace that broken glass tyOW. Auto glass, plate glass, window glass setting. WMm VAILED 348 Wert Center Phone 403 our boarding . house . ? ? .r.-.'s-c ? .-with major- hoopw lO.Jrnrrrrl- Rfts Bisection .thkeb VkSWD HAVE A ,U V W SUMPTUOUS TOOJT TOOM ' T -THREE UXT3E, AIRY WlWOOWS " A LZlZL - p; WTHE BATH IS WENT TO IT AH, Pf?HA jw : :-V:-L j- V 'r ii PJVETHOUSAMD POU.ARS W 5 ruUcw poust J r a vyHUfTr op this 3v! ,.jwP : KOU.; WUi-VVHET Wj a : : : the picture, the question was dis cussed f further and all: who were asked were reported to have sign Tml n.".f..nrti . :- M & modified pledge in . which A. J Uil tO 1 1 ft L . J LUU 1 ufaed rfcidiyiduai Tesponsi- UO .If7n'" L'l'lPG I Bunn 'wai quoted as saying rit . Y V'O11 br . I wouldn't ; be ethical.". - to Vdiacuss hill 'a : statement was . that "l. dont: think it seriously affected the team's ' play against Santa , Clara."" . ".--.- , STANFORD UNIVERSIT Y. (jam-, - uct - x& : iiu - ouuuoiu i -.; university. - recovering Its " compo-1 1 I sure- after a student vexpose. of drinking " condHions ? at . taverns near, the campus," bobbed, up today with another liquor controversy. The latest campus furore, it was reported, concerned 1 n. strong: pro test by some members of . the var sity football teams over the ques tion of taklnsr the pledge A written pledge aasertedly was sought: by John Bunn, former basketball coach, v-who- assumed duties as the new dean of men this fall.' The pledge required abstinence from drinking but-also,' the story goes, demanded that members ox the football team and prominent students assume responsibility for I drinking in their fraternity houses or halls, Failure to sign the pledge, it was said, carried such penalties as a no "sponsors Job" if an ath lete had one;; no help .-from the university In' obtaining employ ment; and no right to drive a car on the campus. The question came up before the Santa Clara football game, which Stanford lost by a wide margin, but rebellious players on the squad who felt they were being be-ing discriminated against were persuaded to withhold any action such as turning in their suits until after the game. Carl Okeley fought, and killed a- leopard barehanded . ia Africa the matter and Coach Tiny. Thorn- In s 1896. ; : ' ' : -J 1 1 ii But: HERE?S ANUNC03MM0N BARGAINI Standard ServiceTire! . . & i Via - xi money to get the . best tire . on. the "highway! r Just see jl the new Selberiing Standard; fr Service tire which is firsts H quality tire in svery respect. It Is Selberiing engineereo. and Is guaranteed IN WRIT- - INO for 12 Months I see A and you will understand why . A It Is called: : : s America's iThrlf t Tlra . A of the.Yeaxl Y0U DONT GAMBLE When YOU BUY SEIBEItLINfc We Give You a Written ' TWELVE MONTHS GUARANTEE! ; V C; -777 ntTTT k mm am, (511aCmi and AUTO SPECIALIZED SERVICE .275 South University. 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