Show THU 0GDEI7 STANDARD 0 Has “ Vision Audience” Ogden High School 'Notes Ruth Greaves Editor 8-- 6-- 4-- 6-- 6-- Good-b- y rt TWO NEW GIRLS We have two new girls with us from Bakersfield Calif We’re happy to welcome them iilto our student body and hope they enjoy the year These two girls are sisters Ruth -- 4'- X M Bath Towels All “Firsts” —no I - Jan POCATELLO " i PARIS— (UP)— The Church of the Visitation in Nevers made famous by a swearing parrot has just been saved from demolition by the efforts of literary and historical societies the parrot was immortalized in verse by Jean Baptiste Gresset' eighteenth century poet and dramatist He made ' the bird the central theme in a poem about the Visltandines convent which was contiguous to the Church of thete Visitation He related how was the pampered pet of this convert frequented by v Sainte Jeanne )de Chantal and became well known for its pious talk It fame soon reached the ears of the Visitandines of Nantes They asked if they might borrow the parrot Their request was granted and the parrot was sent to them But en route it picked up more current phrases and by the time it reached Nantes had acquired the habit of swearing The Nantes nunsbirdwere' shocked and sent back the was Upon its return punished by being placed in a- dark room and given very little to eat As a result it mended its way and but it then againso came into fvor died of diate much that it gestion te Although Gresset' made' immortal by the poem of the same name French critics frequently remark that it was really the parrot that saved his name for pos‘ terity Ver-Ver- te Ver-Ver- Ver-Vert- es - wn 4 5 - ’ Ver-Ver- M— ’ 25 Per Cent In U S Tonight at 8 o’clock In the Glen Bros recital hall a group of pupils CHICAGO Jan: 33— (UP) —25Amerper of Mrs Reed Gammell will appear ica’s birthrate has fallen in a pianoforte recital Inez Taylor cent in the last 13' years and has below that 'of France Dr soprano will assist on the program dropped On Saturday night January 31 at J E Kelly University jof Chicago 8 o’clock In the same hall a second scientist announced today: the by another group of pupils Kelly said the rapid fall of hisIf you want plenty of thick beau- program was rate in birth will unparalleled be given Appearing Saturday ' tiful glossy silky hair do by all are: Beth Ipson Virginia tory" means get rid of dandruff for it night Adele Wheelwright Viva May Only the low Infant mortality rate will starve your hair and ruin it if Loll Alice Porter Elf ie Gras-ti- et of the country: prevents deaths from Gammell you don’t Paul Isabella Edwards exceeding births he said- Kelly’s June to Rama It doesn’t do much good to trysure were based on a study of the Eyre Helen Black Norma figures brush or wash it out The only ' 1930 census Maxine Thorstensen Whitmeyer way to get rid of dandruff is to dis- Karlene Jackson Alice Watkins solve it then you destroy it entirely Gene Wangsgard Wilcox about four ounces of Avon Barrett Elaine Janet To do this-ge- t Carstensen at ordinary liquid arvon apply it —4-use enough to night when retiring and rub it in moisten the scalp Ex-Wife gently with the finger tips not most of all if By morning your dandruff will be gone and two or three more applications will completely dissolve and entirely destroy CHICAGO Jan 30— (AP)— Harry every single' sign and trace of it You will find too that all itching K Thaw’s former wif e Evelyn Nes-b- it and digging of the scalp will stop has filed suit here for divorce and your hair will look and feel a from Jack Clifford an actor whose hundred times better You can get real name is Virgil James Montani liquid arvon at any drug store Four Miss Nesbit and Clifford were ounces is all you will need no mat- dancing partners and were married ter how much dandruff you have in 1916 She charges that he deThis simnle remedy never fails! serted her ten years asro of Clayton V Fresno 'executive vice president of the Hamilton chain o hotels- died Thursday at his home in Blackfoot Ida Smith was a native of Toronto and was active in both hotel and mining business until his death Smith came to the United States as a boy going to Duluth Minn where he at one time owned -and operated the Windsor hotel He owned and: operated hotels in the middlewest in- later years As a mining engineer Smith helped open the mining range a Duluth and at one time owned and operated the Potosi mine at Las Vegas Nev He later owned anc operated the Hamilton mine : at Clayton Ida For the past 15 years Smith had been actively engaged in mining around Salt Lake City E Smith Smith of - - - The asosciation " Thaw’s Sues For Divorce Again all ed r of- They are Ephraim Ricks president IL'C Wood and W H Philbrick vice presidents and A H officers and Caine secretary These G - W Thompson J S Gardner and J H Dredge comprise the board of directors Vivtor Austin was elected treasurer — 44 ficers - ' i Snow Measurement Jan 30— A survey to determine the water content of the annual snowfall in Utah will be made by the ' United States government Eleven new- courses - will be established in the mountain wa- - i over-acti- ve Golds Cost Money It is sstlmatsi thmt idfmrfrMiMUi FORTIFY YOURSELF AGAINST COLDS ‘ ' ' Ton up your body oitn — -- 7ide (colored borders: Buy' them by the dozen’ 18x36 60c Ilentholatum 35c Vick's 25c Kleenex 50c Jergen’s Hand Lotion DISCOVERY or Tablet cars that! 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Activities Expanded SALT LAKE a Genuine Cannon' 30— (AP)— tersheds of the state Thirty-nin- e courses have already been established The survey will be conductThe pituitary gland a little or ed under direction of George D Clyde irrigation engineer? for the gan no larger than a pea located Utah skull controls experiment tsation just below the The survey will make it possible is If it giants growth h are produced? if not active enough t estimate the stream flow through-growtout the state is stunted - 4 re-elect- 0-- Genuine Cannon V Wool-growe- rs : — “Seconds” sold here! Woolmen Advanced $90000 By Board ! Two Piano Recitals ' In Glen Bros Hall Birth Rate JLowcr TnnEBQ Your unrestricted J r Rian’s size The federal farm board has adSOCIETIES SAVE Mining And Hotel vanced loans totaling $90000 on 100000 fleeces of this’ year’s clip to the’ Eastern Idaho Operator Expires pledged association officials reportPARROT CRURGII FRESNO Jan 20— (AP) —William ed at a meeting here yesterday opera "The delightful Chimes of Normandy” This is one of those Tare musical compositions of which we never tire We are very sure the students will masenjoy rehearsing this famous terpiece and we shall all enjoy hearing It entire again ©EJ7T - Big: Thirsty’ 4--4 SCHOOL OPERA This is red ‘hot news—just on the press for the first time It was decided late Thursday afternoon that the music department decided that the opera for the year will be that SE®DI03 rl “4 monr - X Februar- - A1 The Annual Sale of Genuine ' Eight- I ’ ‘ -- - This is the last day of the present semester When we begin our next semester's work it will be y-Welcome February November December January have been cold dreary months— and we’re all glad thfy r are over We think we shall be able to stand a lot of spring” land "summer’’ without complaining : j ft f - QA'A’lK’IVi - WELCOME FEBRUARY well-kno- " 1 ‘ ct This is Owl announcing the sults of the games played Wednesday afternoon In the girls’ schedule: Grizzleys— Ruth Knight captain Tornadoes Virginia True captain Racketeers— Nathalie Layton 2 — Vera Dabble captain 4Bunky’s v Sixth Sans period captain Sanci — Isabelle Wadley captain Fireflies— Geraldine Fitzgerald capGeorgia Lay-to- n tain 2 Peprikas— 9’s— Dorothy Nifty captain Broom captain 10-- 2 Dragons— Julia Cain captain Bear— Holly Arthur captain 2 Seventh period Hawkins captain Midgets— Nora capGold Bugs — Roberta Hubbare Irene tain 16-- 2 Question Marks —— Wheelock captain Red Devils Na This is Owl omi Wall captain 2 tomorrow more results off— signing 1 - Dear Aunt Jane: very maple Why isn’t there a "pep” club or- centuries floor This was revealed to us by in spirit ganized to promote school ’ —D one Mr Jones of Salt Lake who C Ogden High? to a demonstrated an electric scrubbing with club The objection "pep” by limited number of members is the and polishing machine to us We a bit of hallway space fact that school pep and school cleaning have a part of the entire are certainly glad that we spirit should be It we sin we and made this true discovery is that student body hope the board of education have been lacking in that vital eerelysecure one of these new maschool ifp will something that keeps theour us We need it badly for chines basketand going but now that and as we have said before (if we ball season is commencing we hope remember correctly) our building to bring back our enthusiasm isn’t any too attractive at best so a —Aunt Jane let us make it as clean and invitKLO ing as is possible Our janitors are enthused with the Idea of a quite clean-uWednesday night at nine o’clock a real p campaign As stuwritten one-a"Moonshine” play we must too do our part and dents over read by Arthur Hopkins was school to effort make every get and keep stuKLO by two former high our condition in good building dents Kleth Wilson and Richard re- A PI PJ -- study and the eenth amendment yrere among the things blamed for tbe decline Some of the explanations were: The Rev Dr Alfred E Randell of the First Congregational pastor — church “I believe the business slump is responsible They still fall in love” The Rev Dr Ames Maywood of the First Methodist church pastor — “Apparently because the- student period of life has been prolonged so many years beyond what it was in the past” ' Arthur divorce H Hitchcock lawyer —“Two primary causes are social unrest and a dissatisfaction produced by the Eighteenth amend" ment” Wilson C Price attorney—“Young couples are Interested before and after marriage in motoring dancing and the cycle of pleasure rarely in the home” The Rev Fr Michael W Moyni-ha- n —“Girls are ceasing to cultivate the domestic virtues The: maintenance of a home is becoming a lost art If more families were like the Holy Family of Nazareth there would be more marriages” Lk We discovered on Wednesday that the hallways of Ogden High have John L Baird British television pioneer whose development underneath the dirt and grime of work has included the television reproducer shown above beautiful a Owl TBUii Business A NEW DISCOVERY McKey The play was directed by Mrs Blanche Kendall McKey — 1 explanations have resulted from the 1743 per cent decrease In the Jamestown marriage rate during 'the past year- - 'JAITUAIiY' TO 1931 EVEXTI1TG 8LO JAMESTOWN N Y— (UP)— Some apprehension and numerous 1 of the fog AUNT JANE’S CORNER FRIDAY E U0ili£8 Tlis teaching and training of ztu TAU ETA NU dents for scientific professions and for scientific investigation is as viAfter meeting had been called to tal and ico portent to the welfare cf order and the order of the day had the country as the making of been carried on Oertel Aadneson diocoveries gave to the club a pantomime called — Frederick Soddy “The Mellerdrama” This was very amusing CONGRATULATIONS Next a speech by Discount StandClyde Hunter alias "Hunter" to ard McWebster was read and enhis many friends has reason to be joyed to the fullest extent wearing a broad smile He has Just Plans for the January party were been selected captain cf the basket- discussed It was decided that the ball team Hunter is a clever for- party would be held on January 30 ward fast and though small is a at Ruth Clark’s home Everyone was told to be there or regular demon for ball rustling He else — — And with this warning is sure to make a capable leader for hi3 mates The students Join in of- ringing In every girl’s ear meeting was adjourned fering congratulations PHI LAMBDA TAU CONTEST STARTS There’s a nice prize waiting for Hello everybody! Here we- are the student who can write the best again— oh don’t worry you can’t the second essay humorous or serious on "A lose us—ready zest Hew High School” There has been semester with renewed energy so much talk around that surely and spirit Maybe - you think we you will be able to give vent to your haven’t done anything in the line feelings with the assistance of plen of sports so far but we’ve all suffrom ty of material Take a chance! It’s fered black and blue markssnow — free falling on the cruel tricky' feet in the air and huge funny CHATTER AND CHAFF boards commonly called skis stuck on the end of them But spring war-cr- y seems new Diem’s Carp® summer sports are our greatto be “Oh Frannie Fred and Clyde! and est weaknesses Just imagine long idea What’s the Goddard: Eugene weiners and buns of everyone carrying his books hikes with roasted swimming in cool clear sparkling around today? lying among whispering Russell H: It’s examination day water “We 13’s” air squadron seems to tress and gazing dreamily at masses have failed to notice the beacon of billowy clouds and oh well we’ll Note boxWe’re tell you the rest next time light of the O II S "air” not giving you the (you have See you again! we like would —Virginia James Reporter we but know) plenty a note to in spite you through get to-sta- EIIAI-HITE- JtBBlHG Maurer Junior end Gertrude Maurer senior y- - 325 'Sv TLOO ‘ ' do i - u- - |