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mm ^ Lv~ -By U. &'R&K&bsnc*.. '.'.' " It'lain'l fair ..its?"..! I'rnean • suiting out thla mesa of a piper. Pra agin' II. butohat can I do? I'm only the Chief nig Squlck but Mini Ulg Chief him aay the paper must going to oft nula, but not this article. Instead this la going to be .•aerfoda andtrue story. It actually happened. -~ -.A --cabellero. senor Snorta by name, waa mining oro (gold) In Ihe hllla of California .-•>, one day he awakened to aee a g^nt. enor- Blonde Commits Suicide - - WhoKilled'er? . " H e l p , p o l i c e . " s c r e a m e d A n a s - t s s l a - h y s t e r i c a l l y a s s h e p h o n r i D e t e c t i v e I . K n o w a l l , "Ml** I t a l i c j i i s l c o m m i t t e d s u l c l d e r mous, rattlesnsue, curled at his K n o w a l l r u s h e d t o t h e j t p r y feel. K c n e w h e r e h e f o u n d t h e d r i p p i n g Loco, not c o r p s e o f t h e b l o n d M i s s S h e r A . "Carumba! I link I gone loco, I H a g s ; r e s t l n s ; o n h e r i r o o * e d o w n tlnk! hJ said. Cut eet Is true, eet c h a i s e I n a p o o l o f b l o o d . I n h e r was el rattlesnake. l e f t h a n d l a y t h e m i n a n d i n h e r He packed his belongings (el bo- r i f f h t w a s a c r u m p l e d l e t t e r w r l t - . i l i l i i il ' l i i ' i . l . i . i . i l i l l i ' l l i i l . , i i l ' i . l , ' l ' . ' l i i i i l ' ' ii ll l l . ' l l l ' l i ll The'n«"t d;7he"BiTup'a"nd"Ihci Are You Still Kesdine? t a m e m a k e I s t h e r e a C T f n T h s T h e d o o r e a d n g o n t o h e r b a - g ru e > j « o n f o r t r o c * « d a s s na n d I nI nn cc hh o o c o n y w a s o c k e d f r o m t h e n s d e ( ... t h a t.. s L. h i s .. f r s. t n a m e ) „ ds e_ s r d M ^ t._ o i ^ ^ a u w j a l l t h e w i n d o w s h a d p n i n s . m a k e n f r e n d o f t h e s n a k e T h s p u z z e d t h e d e t e c t v e n o h e C a s h m I c n o b e g a n q u e s t o n n g ? A n a M a n a H e d o e s a n d g v e s h m n a m e o f " W e r e y o u e m p o y e d b y M b I e p t o B n K K ? " W e e I a n c h o a n d » c j j - o a r e " I v e b e e n h e r p e r s o n a m n f o r g o o d f r e n d s a n d o n e d a y w h e n n e a r y n i x y e a r n a n d s h e s n e v e r I a an ne eh ho o h e w a n tt s s t o g o t o t o w n h e k e d r h e r sse f b e f o r e I c a n t u n - d e sd d e a t o l a k e k I c' p l t o t i n h * i d du ff ff e demand It." bar. "Did anyone come here this nft- In •>• town iw.1 I'aneho • •IICHU »-m«ir gamble* at ... • the •« i orjioon," he continued A" he eyed ea*lno and win-» rrftt .mount of, thc telephone iiad nnd pencil on ntcney. A thirf follow* I'ancho -• - * ! - L i i . l - •-'-••- -• •*-- --•'t u c k t o I h e h o t e l . !".: I ' a n c h n i s w n * n n d h e r r t f I n ! > « a f t e r e t - " *- ft i l . ll l . i l l . ' i i i l . i l l l . i . i l i i l l i i l i . i i ' i l l i , ' i . . , l . . . l l i l i i . i l . l l i , i l , l i , i . ' l i l . i i i l , i t h e r g h t H [ I I I > o f t h e t a b e O n y h e r la wa y we r H e r m e IInn "—' - c snakr. t e h e r tt h ah t st h e i t iin* o u t o r t h e h a * nnd hpr beathfr WM j.oinK Io g e t I e p t o g o t * ! n t o a c t o n ! h i . * f a v o r t e r u b b e r h e e S h e W h e n t h e c r o o k o p e n s t h e d o o r w - m r d a w f u y u p » e H h e d d " P c p h t o c l mib s b u p t h e h c u rtt a n s i da n d » n * t I h N E x c t n g ? R O C S o v e r t h e s k y g h t W h e n t h e A t t h s p o n t a p o I c e m a n r a m c thief comes In Pcpito strikes, bites j w t h K a r p r t t a j r r S k c x * the crook on the n d M r S h y s t e r t h e n w - over _ > • w e r e u c o n v n c e d t h a t tho iwlicelJ! t h e c a n e n h o u d \ w p u t d o w n i n t h e Who said a doe was man'n J-cst b o o k s a s s u c d e e x c e p t K n o w ! 1 friend? " A o f y o u h a d n r c e s n t n t h s r o o m " h e w h s t e d t h r u h i s t e e t h " a n d a n y o n e o f y o u c o u d h a v e Defective Agency c o m m t t e d t h s m u r d e r T h e r e s o n y o n e t h n e t h a t y o u n c o v e r - o o k e d T h e v c t m W M r f j h t We Follow Teachers h a n d e d a n d s f n r c t h e i n w w a s f o u n d i n h e r e f t h a n d I c h n r t r c WU1 Sell Tests Cheap t h e m u r d e r o f S h v z A . R a m : t o ( C o n t n u e d o n p a g e G ) L.Th'E'FLUKE BUKLE. LATE IN MAItCH. MOIXLII Man DESIRES TO MEET Young Lady (under 25) Witlntap P. O. Box 000 AreYou Fussy 7 For Home-like Comfort try our superlined coffins for the Rest of your life Call: Gravestone 0000 You'HNeverKnow Coffin Makers wmmm Debaters Are Good.--U SayrSo Hecr, What's all the commotion in room. 151 every fifth and sixth period? A hen paur? No! A'ineet- />g injt of the botanlctil society? > Wrontr ajminl It's cmJy a Good Orators Orate k i d s , t h e o n l y o n e ? n t L o w e l l w h o c a n b o a s t o f h o l n c b o r n w i t h a • l i v e r t r o p h y i n t h e i r m o u t h s . T h e y ' l l a r c u i * a t t h e d r o p o f a t r a v e l , n n d t h e y ' l l « % * e n o b l i j i c i f l y o u h . i v c n ' t a t r a v e l . ; confab '^ 61 Lowell's prixe loudmouthj dtscusslnjr the main loves of their ^ lives—debatesl - V Over In this corner, we find thoie two love-birds, John Harvey, creat debater and tlcbtmltcrîi* and Gracte Hannon. The title of ;yH thin picture Is "The Courtship of : '"'t] Handy Harvey!" And across the room, whom do w- spy hut Frank Davis, tho ffreat proff'o himMf, recitinjr a fragment Will SrakMpeare wrote about eatini- at a restaurant: "Rome-owed what JulI*cU" We pass out nnd on, and come to the main croup of noise-makers who arc nicvicwine coming debating - attractions. They're really a ffreat bunch of S E A G U L L ' S L A M E N T V o u ' v e c a l l e d m r a V c r e e c h e r * . a ' w r e a m r r ' . D u b b e d m e " P c a v e n g c r - h i r i T a n d * a p < f , Y i t u ' v r N h n i H ^ J m e f r o m n * « v a n d f r o m i t l v a m r r T H m y f a r - a w a y F u n - a l o n e n e n t . H u t n m e m l K T , m y w i n g i n t h e m o d e l . F u r a i r p l a n e * t h a t s k i m t h r o u e h t h e s k y . A n d w i t h o u t m e \ i i u r a r m y w o u l d w a d d l r T h r o u g h m u d f l n t n o r J u n g ( e x , t o d i e . I f t u h h l e w h a t I e e t a c r i p o n . F i » h o r M e f . h f r o m t h e f i e l d * * o r t h e c a n . H u l I r a n ' t * t < > m a c h e x p o r t s f r o m N i p p o n , O r l a b e l e d w i t h . " M a d f i n J a p a n ! * S o r n d u p t h i n w a r i n a h u r r y . A n d b l a c k o u t t h e I t e d K i t t i n g S u n , H e r d m y o c r c e c h o f e m a c i a t e w o r r y I f y o u d m T l , a n d T H E Y D O . t h e n I * m d o n * . THIS IS THE JVIIDD1 IT'S SO QUIET ! Important TRACK TIDINGS J _ „.. (Continued From Page Three) f (Continued From Pace One) Marinj; a: the beauty brawl =1 tres lon&er, for we arc fairly certain *d mayo de mil. navecientos cua-' that curlers, cold-crvam, and nljrht 1 '1 y ADOGADO (to Im.j«h[rU wiU soon be laitcst fashion j time ago (exact date and place military secrets). Foist Olood Leaving the fslrw«7« and greens M just memories of the past, cinder rUnt Coach E. Harris is now putting all bin time and money on Yotfll r Never Eat Anywhere here to fio. I p^n^rJffir.rri t o n « » 7 H e r e * y o u r c h a n c e ! I f In the Country;! Announcement! is Cheaper t h e w o n t r o t n e * t o t h e I h e w o r s t , y o u ' c a n a l w a y s n a y t h a t y o u w e r e chi nirig k JapV I Ever visit overnight at Zckc 111i pants 1/16 acre ranch in the coun- Tag! Your'e It m p l e ' t e l y ! xt you n n v c n t t h i l ' « chasinR' 11 waminfr: If you have, it will; H y M r . C I I A K L E S P . W A L S H Gutter's Barber Shop Customers Shaved in the back while Shop is under repair the race track (hiffh school run. s w i t c h e d i n m a t t f s , n i l nla'.of cbun«)V ). Already y he has a J n p s . . - "" i i n ' t w e ? only irritate old wounds. lead hl> "Habit" meat to a ifeei I f y o u u h a p p e n t o b e i n a m o v ii e , , t h rtire 2{{ to^'l^ triumph over I)ur> h e w o r a t t tt h t a t c & n h a p p e n l a thh a t e v c r v t h i n i r i s f i ] y o u i l ( r a b I h e w r o n i r b l o n d e . H u t ' , ? , / „ ' . . t ' tnenVDarber Collar** a n y m a i d I n a r a i d , w e a l w a y . » a y . ' £ Due' to the rubber >horta» LoWfU's typicala had to tramp*the 99 mlleJ to Durmen Field. On art a n l As you arrive in the afternoon,' -if you dlsrc-; c l l l " J " that } ' you practically | I to dismantle the whole house! ; Above all, keep calm! keey c— to find just the right thines to! WJf*.*M V* 17 ., EeekI An wi , r ERADICATED inack in your overnight bajr. rlvine two weeks latter Harris waa I wha't'll I do, folk^-l'm coini: I All Is Peaceful shocked gre to find his reform- mad! I'm going to faint. l'|op!i The country air la fine and Ihe era fagged so lenient rimer re- !sunset l« beautiful: but from here Vend them of a warm up Now was then big moment. It was here at last Whalta thrill' In unison they chirped "On, on SthColuainhU!;: There were q Mr loolcln 1 Ion In Ihinga gel pretty bad. fi Censored! j Ihe country air Hllm one*, appetite. - I However, you. droll in peace aa the •„.- v ~ lodor of cooking food drifts out of Fire, Lowell females were killed U,. k|lchm. ,,„,, of Munl(., ,onr and fix geeks Mrlousl, Injured. yesler.|hoat „„ to work ,,„ ^ j ^ , (Continued 0.1 Pag« Three) - I* *. stampede In Ihe girl* EatatTomaine's 1 ,.,, numc until dark—war lime. ' . When you ussing of Wouldn't enjoy It The hood;-tlie possessor of »»iM«s,jn*w^|!h*iSnlterieSl^watch A '?***' ,° M hMd( tnlK OT no.( p u u o a u p n o X s u p u u j n o . { u t ; d b j a u g u c a u m \ \ \ a u i u j o t u D t | i * u [ d n O I ) I I M n o ^ ' U i O O J J 3 l | J O 1 U U . 1 u j n i o i u u o ' pun i O L ' O f i p U U « p u u i n u t s s t p [ \ { J i g o | n o . f p u u * i U 9 } u a i n o q u j n n . . < < a u ou oi u i o n K U pp aa ii ii n rr tt s n o X i 3 u | ( | ( u 8 i p j o a i p p j t u o t i t u t AV I adamV apple and —'-- ' - i««y - biu-you take travel from the 131 WANTED Buoys' Bysickl One With Buoy. Prefered Aplie: Gurl ! °1 1°^ oj ^sul tun no.{ ! > m i u r u o . U a The male In question la now practically non-exUtent, due to hl» ectl r s Jim a l l y , o n u r e r o u t e t o t h e i r c a v e r n . ! - . \ a a a i j * p u v U I O O J ^ u t A t t d t n v i ^ 1 i m ^ n Lowell has new ituleiits. If they are sttmllwe rail them fresh* mnn. We arc nice to our freshmen. ,. So they.-Act ;* reception, * . ' ' o u a J a w s . A f t e r d i n n e r , y o u c a n . i u u i s • n a n o a o | n n i « o q i o ] i u ) u s " » » , « t « one last Friday It wa« n o t - u n d e r s t a n d w h y t h e d o n a l o o k . • • i | . u . a j i i n o ^ ' X t l K r | s 3 3 a 0 1 a n p F r i d a y Ithe thirteenth, but thst a o f u l l a n d y o u f e e l s o e m p t y - a p a j a i ^ o a i r i u o t ( M ' X i j t u n i u x ilitln't " ' '" matter. Oui receptionx In the auditorium.- This on« Judge 'Frosh Receptacle* Good
Volume M. No. 4 THE FKflNCISCO'S Term Play to Open May 26; Is Comedy Hit Curtain going up! Curtain going up on the Lowell term ploy, "Fly Away Home,*' n three-net comedy to j be given at 8:00 on the eve-j ningn of May 2G, 28. and 29, In the auditorium. Not only is thin one of the l»c*.t play* to be undertaken nt Lowell fit vrr-s a Broadway succe** stnrrinj- Thomas Mitchell, and a San ^ San Frenclrco, California, Thursday. Aprl|i30,.104! 'Hotel Eighth Period Entertainment Kept A Dark Secret > By Louise Slanhelm: ;->-.: "It'i-golng to be s hotel dance and the biggest success thnt wo'va ever had," declared niembers of the low-four dance committee. \ Rumors have It that today's dance will find room 306 decorated with slum from the Mark Hopkins, SL Francis, Palace, and other lead* I ing hotels. , Ottlttr* Ready In approved hotel greeting style, ! the dnnce committee Is all set to ; welcome you this afternoon. Stand* iintr at the door will be the class : president, John Wulbwhlcger,.actjinjr as manager. Betty Solomon will be the excited receptionist sit* ; ting in the outer office, and Betty Holt will be busy performing her iera"einnm an uaiuwon Lom-i . mnndcr (_4ii«nei .^lartin was nn Lieutenant-Colonel uaitalton Lom-j f formancc of f this hi merry mix-up i r ill every (rood d American Ai to t obey b all il llaws, William Culpepuer, followed _. go to the P.-T. A. So save up ; ur ,P(, ham. afii)caicd tft ,/ollt Mnior .Maxwell James, battalion t}tc boi,x of Lowell Hiyh, in executive officer. •,-r-'.:t- •:•»• i ; 3J emu, and fly away to set Juur c,.cni „.„„ /(, x,o/, Urhl'jintJ ilinnrace In llunr school. IIV die Co-oneratlng in the present, noticket* for "Fly Away Home now! ...».....;, ,,lofr;,i;; (/„•„ ...... ..... „„, lMt .—.. ap,,rttl ...w..». tn ..- I/OK. ;r»i>. 011(7 « llll/cmi *•—• it — llaH name v timiol emergency, iclccted officers • effect, tin: "Office" indicates tcrcrc penalties for those who I !Vr*iii Air Raid Drill '-.•'JWSf'l Procedure K#S n £- n ' •* i • t-iviiiiin oir Introi, n • i \vmcn "M*!? rentiers .I - (tmobcjt. J them^ n twenty I.our course in In- Be » lnu*-ab;dinjr American, a jroutl Lowellite, and pro-1 Ê. 1 /** l ) r & Eckart, Davis H-4 Officers "'* tcct yourself by not hitch hiking—don't force the "Office" to ome Th" many San FranclU' ? the ' BILL SALES. f ^ c In ease of an air raid drill Ihe milkc Joe Eckart, registry 13-J, was unanimously chosen valedictorian "» example of you. •••••—- xchool* that • • --.-.-— participated in Davis, registry 310, wn< elected .- — following procedure, which was re-, ; Easier Victory Pnrndie. class historian at the high-four meeting held recently. cently revealed by Mr. Stephens, Eckart was selected to repre- will prevail: sent his class because of his out- Cabs Put Oat Paper standing Achievement at LowetL A Schools will graduate o( Jefferson Grammar What l» dii with the next ed School, he has btcn o nrominont tint*? , "Oh. -•:-. we're -,-,- tired." — Vil- groan —v the, member of the Debating Society. Aid U. S. War Efforts regular editorial slafr, -why not nnii has made the C. S. F. wveral let Ihf cuh reporter* put It out7";t[mcj( r "vn°k Piomho came "ihf , D " v 'i J?* of lellinir Uwell'. future E, i?v^, -. When the "all c Kiren, pupils will nriylnai class. At — the ntudents, who hare been cused. will return lo school. Round the eservation | umial is 1 The hlph nchool wsniim will slnrt on Jun.wvII bids goodbye to Sirs. Miller, [J; Lacosle and Mr. Polland for Ihewho, after yean of faithful ser- Flkg Oa>:>elebri;llon and lo Mrs. vice In the attendance office, takes; Coesler. for the defense program. •• a moat ile'orvcl rest. Mrs. Sillier j COMPLAINTS retired Apii! 12, and has been re-j In the complaint department, we placed by Mrs, Appclson. have something never mentioned! TKACIIEItS IN DEFENSE , before, the conduct of Lowell »tu> I More (^JWCII teaehern in defense' denu during patriotic rallies. It I work! Under thin heading come' •Isn't, lilco good Lowe Hi ten ur goodlMimt Andentoit, who works in the' Americans to laugh and talk while I Victory llook look campaign and at the the national n-jthem Is being ourteen - >««» Baknslefer. «..—.-»- .who . ...I played. This Is a mattct which no .,;one likes lo point out. For the most partôur attention has been 'great, so..let's watch it especially while the anthem Is bclrgtung. v ' Wt'vo all given our whplc^haarted support .t^tjnsketbtill.ani 7oot- Irfl, will, but the other otherjKwyitled ao^cctled ralnor minor sporta %rt forsotUn Let'fl cat out If* heiarûils Satu-dny. i*nd really (ft behind our track team They work hard to brine home the hon ! work* with disaster relief under the Ited Cross, and Mr. Fast, who is kept busy en chairman of Draft Board B8. QUARTEIt J5NDS The worried expressionsncen on mariy students' faces this past week can I* attributed to the fact that.irrades jro In May 8. That's j riitht—we report cards Mun ' da> 11 I Well that'! 301 votr to become'feature'edirorand 1:30 o'clock. This graduation will nocrnphy. office «»• | h.ndlr Ihe weond HBK^ white J«k be one of the lerRcst In. Low«I11 chines, drafting weldtnir. shop pê, p^ WM chosen chosen to edit Lowells Lowell's history. Diploma. wIU.be con mnthcmatics, auto mechanics, and jport f front. The Th news editor's di' Jb Job ffcrred d on almost l t fu four hudd hundred stu- t (Continucd nn I'auc Four) ' went to Mildred Klefer. 'dents. 'A Jeep a WeekVWar Stamp Goal Selling War Slamp. lo julriollc Lowellitei t* an KMlKninent.'lJot ; Kipps vcfinit tn enjoy. -1-l.Mo by U Hater Never let It be «aid that Lowell itudetitB are IflBKnrdx when n campaiffn Is afoot. They set in nnd back the project In question to tho tnaxl< mum every time. So it Is with the latest effort—und the biftctst ouv they've ever hsd to tackle—that of doihir their hit to "help beat the axis" by buyinir war Ktnmps and bonds. The hallle cry around the HUle old red iirlck .chool house now b "A Jeep .week." and Mudenla and teachers alike are out io do just that. The number of Mrs. Coester's sales II elan are cnthuiinstically lcadinir this drive." -The class is divided Into several committees, the members . of which offer. their servlecii to this effort by selling stamps and bonds during registry, in room ' 14!, and durii.tr the lunch period* In tho court. . .The "Ralef barometer," designed by members :. of.lhls group',:will occupy itiTnositiun in the court .. for. the duration. II < «ho»m better than any. •- Ihlne.-eUe, how Uwellileii an rail oui" for mlory. \ i With spirit like this, how ran Lowell-f.U to surpass tho efforts of any,other:school In the city?
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