Show I bring to you the important events that have taken place in this club during the past month Flash— Club enjoys theatre party October 22 A grand time was enj joyed by all Flash— Elzada Carlson gets part in school playf Only junior student! More power to you Elzada Flash— Officers for ensuing six weeks were elected October 16 They are: Ronald Coler president Helen Abbott vice president Beth Brownparing secretary Itsy GreeribandHatch liamentarian and Mar jorie reporter— Marjorie Hatch A brown purse was lost Thurshall day in second or third floor office— to return If found please Evelyn Lund Room 204 Notes- 3DETS-NAM- E SPONSORS BY POPULAR VOTE New Method of Choosing Termed Agreeable To All OGDEN HIGH SCHOOL NEWS Emily Merrill Editor Blaine Lar- - sen Associate Editor Monday was Important in the history of Ogden High school For the first time sponsors were chosen not by the captains but by the boys in company This method otcz-le&g the fortunate girls is very democratic and agreeable to all Phyllis Mayer is the sponsor of the lieutenant colonel Dorothy Hall Is the sponsor of the major Com- pany A chase Dixie Scowcroft Com pany B Clara Young Company C Barbara Foulger Company D Ruth LaVin Cragun the band Dorothy " Anderson No lovelier girls could have had eft HOME ECONOMICS The Home Economics club Is In although need of more members At they are progressing very nicely mema had last their meeting they bership of eleven and elected com- — mittees to arrange entertainments during the year: The girls are trying to decide whether they wanted emblems pins or rings for their club Please girls come out to our meeting next Wednesday in Room 100 immediately after school— Helen Wolthuis reporter ASSEMBLY the honor to them the student Friday morning Forum enterbody extends its heartiest and congratulations Their cap- tained us with a fast moving was Oeorge Lowe tains will be selected in the near and master ceremonies of Larry future Evans furnished us with music Paul Packer was ably Have you ever wondered if any as the villain and Bob Buswell cast a meeting bppfit is derivedandfromteacher? woman in the case was too too the At t£een parent Larsen was very good Blaine divine one time I thought of such a meetof a certain actimitation his in as to detrimental myself My ing would discover ress parents What'' a bartender' Strat" Smith all the weak points in my nature Conrad- (another of the made! This idea is entirely mistaken touched our hearts deeply com-Iria a Smiths) such meeting Through Dan bond of sympathy and a mu- with his pathetic pleading of the the poor of part the student Alsup played tual understanding is developed The parent realizing farmer who was about to lose the the work the school is trying to ac- old homestead The amusing dance presented by complish can help the student more little boys with pink ribbons four conteachers The by profitably their in hair was an added treat tacting the parents can gain some The assembly was enjoyed by all idea of the needs of the student and can help to create-fohim a situ- we hope we have more of this type ation better suited for his require- in the future — Louise Koster ments sin-cere- st 'mel-ler-dram- spine-chilli- and-teach- er" ng ers - on r On Wednesday November 7 Ogden High is endeavoring to acquaint the parents with the faculty and with the work accomplished The IVmce ts of the-parent- is necessary s this event successful: therefore the parents are urged to visit classes and to attend" the special student program to be given in the evening l make " SUBS LOSE TO MORGAN Ogden High subs journeyed to Morgan last Friday to lose a football game by a score of 13 to 6 the game being as dull as a game of checkers In the first six minutes of - play the Morgan High eleven snored two touchdowns and from that time untiHhe half although no more counters were registered they proceeded to pound the Ogden team to pieces First downs for the Morand regular gan squad were and it was only such unlucky breaks as a bad pass from center or a fumble or a momentary return of spirit PAthe part of the Ogden team that Ul£ll ijr tUCJH J1UU1 SLVH Ulg i Itrf't The second half ' however was played on' even 'terms if not a bit n favor of Ogden and the Tigers succeeded in the last' minute of play n scoring a touchdown on a pass irom Kinnard to Agurre A Morby guard was a tower of strength for the Ogden team and was very often directly responsible for the ball carrier halting or being halted on the line of scrimmage The playing of the Ogden team vasn't nearly as brilliant as the preceding Monday when they managed to beat the' Box Elder Bees — Frantzen Todd j-api- d -- " 1- RECEIVE SETBACK In a game with Box Elder last Friday in Brigham City Weber was trounced by a score of 53 to u Weber fought gallantly but was unable to score against the heavier and more experienced Bee team Behind perfect blocking j the Bees pushed over eight touchdowns and added five extra points in a game which was marked as the worst defeat of the season for the Warriors A game played between Weber and Box Elder seconds resulted in a defeat of 21 to 12 for the Warriors The Weber and Box Elder second FOR PLACES IN Production Will Be Given In Assembly Friday Co-edito- rs: J j Bluet Label 10 pounds OVALTINE 50c size KARO SOUPS J $100 size HONEY New Crop 10 pounds PANCAKE FLOUR Sperry's d RAISINS package BREAD loaves 4 for TEA Hewlett's Japan ys pound HONEY Pure White quart jar Y: ' FLOUR i nd lb FLOUR Big J bag BEANS String No 2 can 3 cans T03IATOES Solid Pack 2'2 can CRACKERS Graham A-- l 2 pounds id Good Fellow t f n t fi l t " i: i 4 i'!vJlt K J r WWW V4 24 to''Sin ft II J J 1 - hoy a loon plan to suit your porticular sm u today Ovrt rvk it fait end friendly— bo red tap: Tok cj long as 20 months to repay ono small installment month covert everything COME IN WtTE OR PHONE TODAY ATAl t Phone ? 1 1 89c NONE SUCE3 MINCE MEAT $200 OR OVER FREE IN CITY LDIITS OF iiiiIIMI 3 cans IGA m mm 290 uarnc PORK Best Foods 3c Pint 21 K gg3 JSamm Sliced 16 'Asize can for Laundry IGA 29 c Soap 2 Oval tins 150 1 t4 Oranges BELL rUUIJUI Large Cal- - fornia lb S3© 3-po- mimmrt c dm 7T S203 Case co 3 Gc bars 110 190 29 250 Breadth Dany4 loaves 150 Cleanser br°—3 cans 10 - Clorox S£25£:L-- bottle Q0 - dozen 290 Fresh Eggs & mm 2 for Bananas lb Celery 5ss 50 50 2 for!50 - Cabbage-ass- Sweet Spuds-- 4 (V Jj ' I A a 1 Ground Deaf aeon pTswr 1! and S tlm' Deaf noast-1 7T Round it ti 10 Ibsi50 BETTER MEATS FOR LESS 1 (TV lb Lemons?h doz!90 it coast to coast : Tall can Beans2- - box SSg Lettuce 1 tmm&t 200 Fresh Fruits and Produce 7c Grapas3Toibay'!8 j lb String Preserves SsSK l Fresh Sodas und ft $155 Toilet Soap CRACKERS 1 IQc T —— " 48 can 160 10c uuu Gaulif lower L 10s dozen &-'::p25- High Patent Shavers FANCY HEAD Fancy 100 FLOUR GRAPEFRUIT pound LARGE NAVEL n? 9 r Airway Coffee 2f cans 100 Jo I9c Deon4£pk!?25 h BOILING n Ift- - f From Short IQc I WW fnl Ribs Loin or Rib pound 2 Solid Pack Utah Mtn Brand Dried Sliced r©u b Tree Tea TOMATOES bars! 27c 10 - Go tall can 3 ?p"-- 350 Graham Crackers— 2 & 250 Pumpkin 4 100 2 Ho 2 cans 250 All Brands IGA DEFILED BAKING POWDER Germadc 340 Qt Booth's Mustard or Tomato A-- Pumpkjn Galumet Catsup:2-i25- 0 PINEAPPLE UTAH VALLEY 1 Tomato Juice SARDINES 59c 9c "S"fr s bag 590 i FKESII FRUITS AND VEGETABLES ! a a Choplv i-i- i—II I—l i Ill-l- b lie 3 CHILI CON Ommmm Mtn Brand 50 - 21c I— Utah Beet MAYONNAISE SELECTED FRESH MEATS 80 A n Peak H UUHUU lb can 100 lbs A li Sugar 0c 9c wu pound SPAGHETTI 17c 2 pounds TAPIOCA IQc Alber's Instant PEARL BARLEY 10c pound y DRY PEAS Yellow 15c Green Split lb SUGAR 10 pounds BABY FOOD Gerber's can BAKING POWDER H Calumet pound £wG Large Baking Pan Free! MILK Gc Tall cans PUMPKIN 10c Solid Pack 2£ IGA Fahcy2 heads 5$ mm rA - lb pkg 2 cans 250 " Ii—i ill 3pounds250 ESS JO lbs:£OC Gurranlsoki2: I4c 10 290 290 90 - Pill W ednesday and Thursday v IIim Choice Blue iHCQ Rose 4 ed Quick-and-eas- f " I 52 C BANANAS n SIT ii 10? s 1 1 Fancy Fresh SPECIALS FOR WEDNESDAY NOV 7 can 16-oun- ce u 1277 old-fashion- WE DELIVER ORDERS fig 2Sp Eccles Building: Utah I SERVE a None Such Mine Pie tonight! ItH be luscious— tantalising and deliciously fragrant spiced For None Such Mince Meat is blended the careful way—with all 21 ingredients And it's amazingly economical — its 'makers specialize on mince meat the mince meat that has outsold any other for 45 years y recipes on— and inside— package Prunes 32$ FINEST QUALITY MEATS Hlb ' - old-fashio- Matched Slices nl00 LETTUCE Large nd hit 19$ 10 595 23£ 5 W 1140 -- f "A SURETY OF PURITY' 10?S GRAPEFRUIT Arizona 3 for POTATOES Idaho Russets 10 pounds ORANGES Medium size Juicy 2 dozen BANANAS Golden Ripe pound : M miles of shelves in the of Congress in Washington library D C contain 7500000 books An addition of 156045 books was made in a single year The Nov 6—(UP)— Eighteen countries have a total of 47000000 workers with unemployment insurance CLP SEfc&GGS 4-ozca- GRAPEFRUIT S MINCED HAM Sliced pound j POTATOES Idaho Russets 100 lbs! 2S£ pounds::'"'' H memberHe said that paid-u- p 1935 in the for ships Legion already are 50000 ahead of a year ago said i OYSTERS Cove SALMON 15c 13c quart $164 nd BEANS Navy "Chili 5 pounds RICE Blue Rose 5 CORN FLAKES Fargo large package:- 'I 25c 48lbs$US SOAP" White Laundry 10 bars DETLED MEAT Libby's "t 9c lb M SHELLED PECANS Cheap as Walnuts QK £IG pound DATES 1M-package SAUERKRAUT lsp COFFEE Hill's Red Can ft 23c 29c 20c 23c 4c pounds JERGEN'S SOAP 33 4 ?iO SLACK FILLING bag: 2 15 CLEANSER Lighthouse 3 cans SUGAR Utah Beet paper bag SOAP Mission Bell 5 bars FULL 4-- lb COCOA s Not-a-See- 44 years ago y 25as onncei 25c WASHINGTON 15c 68c 29c WHEATIES £ packages SALAD SPREAD Miracle Whip qt COFFEE Fresh I Roasted lb 3 cans 250 12-oun- ce fr PACIC STEAKS Baby Beef lb SIRLOIN STEAKS QRn Baby Beef pound OSS 65c POT ROASTS Good Cuts pound GROUND BEEF pound FRANKS pound LETTUCE Large Head 65c H) Hamte Ttv$ii9 - "Perfect mince pie and so economical!" (V The National Federation of Federal employes ' charged today that the new deal had brought a "wholesale return to the spoils system" The federation claimed that civil service laws had been consistently disregarded by the Roosevelt administration and cited an executive order by the president jin connection with consolidation of 'the executive council and national emergency council allowing hiring of employes without regard to civil service "Tens of thousands of positions are being filled on the basis of political expediency" the association Fresh from our ovens every day Our big: Twin Loaves of Bread will please Two varieties white or brown Try two loaves tomorrow WE DELIVER $200 ORDERS FREE 48-pou- mention "Our Americanism program will show the necessity for a solid front in Tevival of the true meaning of patriotism and will attract "support from all sources" — Spoils System Here Due To NRA Claim 2 Ung IL©aves 115b Citron 10-pou- Hit-leris- er -0 ALWAYS too much talk about 'Isms He said ''Everywhere we hear about Comm munism Socialism Fascism and others too numerous to i PEELS Lemon Orange cjhemists H— : j CLUB BULLETINS I Command Assumed New Legion Head ng ty Bath Tablets bar but nothing — ing powder under supervision of expert Destroyed ty - Manuf acturedly baking powder Specialists who make Bak- Eggs Just Under Surface Can Be Quickly sules because they are ao skillfully concealed They look very much like small Irregular elongated clods of earth as big around as a pencil By and an Inch or so in length If these clods are broken they will INDIANAPOLIS Nov 6— (UP)— quickly be recognized Frank N- - "Belgrano of San FranHARRROWING ADVISED cisco assumed national command cen"Having found the egg ters it is only necessarylaying to hitch of the American Legion today with the team to the disc harrow spring announcement of a far-flucamtooth or even the spike tooth and all 'isms f except Amtear up the countless egg capsules paign against ericanism" concealed just under the surface Belgi-ansaid the Legion's educaIf the egg capsules are broken ex- tional of Americanism1 not program to or the surface buried deep posed will a record membership drawf only in the ground the eggs will never hatch and the next army of grass- to the (Legion ranks but will enlist of persons not eligible to hoppers is destroyed before it ever the aid trie organization appears From an hour or so to join "Ouij country is filled today with a half day of this kind of warfare will be more effective than many days spent the next summer in the campaigns of other kinds" five-thirt- non-fictio- warns HOPPERS URGED Untold millions of grasshoppers have been destroyed in Utah this season by the use of 300 tons of poisoned nait distributed to farmers WEBER HIGH SCHOOL NEWS by the United States department of Scott Wangsgard and states W W Hender- agriculture Ruth Burnham son of Utah State entomologist and team played- the first half college Agricultural second 0 to 6 the won In On Monday after school con- Weber "Though we have met with sucthe sophomores of the two cess half testants in the one-a- ct in saving much of our crops play contest teams entered the game and Box the plague this summer it from drew for places The positions are Elder beat this half 21 to 6 Bud a serious mistake to bewould as follows: Tuesday: Lambda Tau Dixon and Jack Dieu scored for the lieve be our troubles with them that Delta three-thirt- y to four o'clock Warriors —Joe Donahue are over Had we succeeded In deHome Economics: four o'clock to stroying 50 per cent of them there PLEASE SANTA FLEAS E are still millions left to provide a four-thir- ty Forensics Mr Farr: somehow sometime Someplace four-thir- ty to five o'clock G A A: can't somebody give us an asembly good population of grasshoppers for next year" saiys Mr Henderson y five o'clock to Wednesabout something besides politics? FOB SEVERE BLOW three-thirty day S S W: to four Please Mr Santa Claus give us an o'clock F F A: four to four-thir- ty — "Anticipating such an event now o'clock is the time to prepare! for it This (not definite) Advisory interesting assembly Anonymous Room 33: four-thir- ty late fall season is an opportune time to five o'clock APOLOGY Oral Expression (Miss Brinton): to deal this enemy a terrible blow We the editors regret that "The five to five-thir- ty o'clock Thursday: Chieftain" was delayed last Friday before the ground freezes up and to four through no error of the jprinters or tillage is impossible Nearly all the Pep Club: jthree-thir- ty four to four-thirScriptus Magnus:four-thirtourselves The paper was delivered old grasshoppers die in the fall but y Science Class to five ' Monday and anyone who did not before doing so the mother grassBelles Lettres: five to five-thirreceive a copy can get one in the hopper conceals hundreds of eggs in The winning play will be pre- office We hope that you will for- capsules and hides them about an sented in assembly Friday and the give us this time In the future all inch beneath the surface of the soil The higher and drier eleva$5 award will be given there The news must be in Monday morning tions on the farm unmolested canal will be: Mr Bates Mr for the following Friday' paper to judges roadsides fence rows bounbanks Mr Smith Westergard and Mr allow sufficient time for the edition lines and untilled spots and all dary Taylor all and printing' This meajis that are the areas selected such places Directors of the plays will please newsjmust be ready Friday night for for the meet with Floyd Malan Wednesday next week's issue of "The Chie- the egg depositing and Concealing of capsules before school in room 33 morning ftain" Although this may make the "The farmer may have a little Floyd Malan Reporter news a bit old nevertheless we will in the cap- recognizing difficulty as as to make it try interesting SPONSORS CONTEST possible The English department anIf the dance is boys can attend nounces a Christmas story and poem SCHOOL PARTY DATE the boys can not attend it Friday contest open to all Weber High Due to an indefinite decision on because of rules If it is students Requirements are that the part of the council he date of Saturday alltraining the football boys can the entries be in to English teachers the dance to be this week w?as be So we'll have to wait not laer than Dec 3 that they not announced given ate still un and present see The date when decided They have some theme in keeping with decided as to the definite date but will be announced in the Friday Christmas and that they be it will be given either Friday or issue of The Standard-ExaminFor details of the contest Saturday We feel that as this and will appear on all the bulletin original see English teachers dance is to be given in honor of the boards So let's all behind the There will be ribbons given for game with Ogden that it should be committee and makeget this the most first second and third prize win- given on a night when the football successful dance of thei year ners in both story and r em and in addition the winning entries will be published in the Christmas edition of "The Chieftain" FINE LIBRARY Among many things of which Ogden High school can feel proud is our library f It is fairly large containing five thousand books and it xovers every! phase of material The books are Jarranged systematically enabling ithe students themselves to find the material they wish The fiction books are placed INTERESTING TRIP Last Friday a large group of auto on the shelves alphabetically " according to the name of the author and farm mechanics students acri books are arranged companied by The Mr Rosengreen in ten classes ieach class having a visited the Utah Oil Refining com number For instance the 600 num- pany plant in Salt Lake There bered books are classed under gen- they were shown throughCity the works eral works The 500 numbered books and learned the processes of refinare science 80Cf are literature and ing oil Next they went through the so on throughout the list Welding company and the Take advantage of this great op- Lang Edwards Motor Equipment company Enrich your mind by properties where they were shown portunity! reading — Elzada Carlson equipment and machinery and given a demonstration of some of the THIS AND THAT modern machinery in operation Mr Peterson Js up to his old tricks a again Imagine using picture of SPEAKERS HEARD George Washington to discourage Last Friday Mr Foulger spoke the telling of fibs before the student body on the subwere a of faces number long There Monday in the around school 'Monday How did ject of happiness were two dis there assembly the temporary officers know that the cadets wereHo choose the spon- tinguished members of the tax re- j sors? Who were the fellows and parti pearances the little lady from Idaho ners who went to Salt Lake City should know Besides being football players the Saturday and t found that they "couldn't take it?" Tigers went to Logan the other day Grant R is not the woman hater and learned how a duck lives he pretends tojme From all ap- - — Peter Zane just Helio everybody! This is your S W E club re porter speaking to you through the curtesy of the Ogden High School FALL BATTLE ON : PLAY CONTEST Best Mr Thomas and form committee Mr Smith DRAWING HELD Loin 100 70 lb 3© UeaISteakcIblO0 'lb2M leaIStei7O0'tH' lb - Sliced Salmon Fish lb |