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Newspaper Page TextMEDFOim MAIL TIN HUN' 15, IMKDFORI), OREGON, FRIDAY, JtTN"ft 13, 1919 VMIK VI VP) WHATIDEFEAT OF SCHOOL E t. 3. ' S. A seluilll iilm-tlmi will lio linlil Mini tlity, 11 In Important u,i voter ulioulrt, in iirtlur tu vnt littcllltsciitly luivo nil till) fiielH, I'lilumt tin y huvit nil tli furl tliu ImiiIki'I limy liu ilu fimtoil, which will iiH'tnly iiioiiii an other loulloii lo mid In nlri'iiily hU'.li oxpeimo", mill nimtlior vnlii on ap proximately thu mtmu jiropoHl I Ion . I 'ur ncciirilliiK 16 I ho mtniilium of llm chmil board thin rtiuiitiy will liuvu In bo iiilnuil or thn milinln i.'IiikihI, ThO IiuiIkhI lirovldiw for a ill rod tux to rulHi) 8!i,SMfJ an iiKiilimt it ill met lax liwt your of $r5,0Nil, un In rroimo of 937.1 AO. Thin U a irii itiotKltniH limriiiiiift Inn mi minlyHlH ImwH III II lliiinmiiii Ik iii'imilly only about I M.OilO, i'iiiivllici by thu itiw minry lilereiiim In tnat'lin naliirltw. Ihlll'IHfN In IIMN, 7M,OIHI l''r lilllm llttiru wim only rri,U8ll ruined liml year ilia aeiual ruiiiiliiK rxiii'imiM fur iliu yunr with 7H,ihio. Till) lllffiirnni'u lintwnuii thu ui-liiiil expeiim 'for nu your or lul.Otiri ml 7H,00u u na.tiOi'i, Looking itt Ilia limliint from thin point of view til ii liicrOttdu ileititiiuleil In only ft ft y percent of, what u cnranry uxiiiuliia tlnn niiilifn It appear, - ' In addition to thin both Hi ii roun ty ami tats nchnol funiln urn reduced (or 10 ID ami Intlileiiial incntnit In road of IiiiIiik ;il!iio In only lir.i), Tlio fotlowliiK mutinnl kIkikxI y f. E. Itoddtm, thn rotlrliiK clerk of thn Hvlinol board allow llm nit tuition ill ilt'tull. ' 1 1) 1 1; i oiiii Hired tax .....iK'J.Slii County film) '. lO.Iiul) State fund , 3. SOO All other (uiiirft MiO Tolnl ttitiiiunt ih'i.inili Amount ndili'it in mm ImiiIkih io imy for ox- tinmlon of 1 1' mi of cur rent your , -1,000 Approximate ru ii n I it k ex peine contemplated for iinnillnit ymr , IH.UH,' I dim .nun Dtroct tux County fund Htnlo fund ,. All olhnr Hourcvit Tolnl liuilRiit for 19IS,... Approxlmiitit ruiiultiK ex pniliiii for I-n r ron 1 year plua extension of tiirm.. 78,000 Approximate, miming ex- ; '" pen mi without cxliinnlon '. Of "term.. 7t,000 . (BlKliod) V. 10. KKDDKN. WW. IMVKM'OUT. Ill nddltlnn to tlio fni'ia above vnr Inn mat Irv hnvn liicroimed the oxponnwt- of icltool ndnilitbttratloni Diutlnm untlrnly lioyoud thu control of tho Iwiil mlnitn lirnllon. Thoro It a now law nutkliiK phlcal traln lr.lt cnmpiiliiory whlrli nnroMltnttw an IlicreaMj In tho npproprliillou In lilts department, A part tlmo niihool for thono who hovo not piiukoiI tho olKhth Urudo I nlno compiilMiry, which itlno mlilH to thn expcimo. An liicrouno In tho touchliiK nlnCf n nnceminry for Uio NorthwoMtnrn Amih'IiiiIhii of Hco onditry Hchooln 'rotlron n rortnln numiMir of puplln por toucher, . dc mnnd which It In diwlrnlilo to comply with nofonHltntliiK nil lncronnod tcnchliiK forfo. In olhnr wordu liny fiilr-mlndod pnrnon nnulyilnK tho nchoiil liudgot will find that whllo a fnw Incldontiil reduction inlKht ho mudo I hoy would not roduco thn tolnl by mora thnn 110(10 -or 1U00. Thn in n I n Homo urn tltnfm thnt nuint ho pnltl If tho prcH on t Hchonl nynlani Ih to tin miilntiilli eti. DvfontliiR tho InidKot will, thoro- foro. moroly ilnlity inutlorit, mid not Dintorlully, llfthlun a hiudcn thnt nuint ho mot. 7. 2. 3. I. 6... a. 7. .. 12,074 ,. 3.000 ,. 3.300 .. 73,0110 SALARY SCHEDULE LOCAL S BELOW AVERAGE Al I lid lilllll till! (lit t n billow WIIH I'llllvotCll, Dllll'tifltllV l-t'CI'V Mi'hool ill OriTim llm Hia ol' MctU'ord Wiin n- viHtiiir Itn Hi.'lii'ilnlo. Thin will fxiiluin why onlv nun or two OrcKoii hcIiooIh Iiiivii ii uliico on thlH lint. In HOIIld illHlllllI'lH tlll HfllOolH lllllllltll'lll'll only liit'li hcIioo! iliiimrlinciitH whilo in otht'i'H onlv vriiilo hcIiooI (IcinirtiiiciitH wi'ic niiiliiliiiiiiiil iliiu n I liu I'oimlv 1 1 if 1 1 M'liool iiliui. TliiH ui'i'oiiiitn lor I'llly lllO llillll Nl'llool lint i HOtllfl ill- xliiiiceM mid 1 1n ult'iiiuntiirv lint in olIllTH, III HOIIIO illxllllll'CH till) MI'llOoU worn minillor whilo in olhorH lliiiro iniiv liu u i'ow inure loncliiirit, hut It IK fiur In Mil v thnt I ho ncvornl HVHti'tim liNtnil urn nniiroxiiiiiittdv thn hiiiiio Mlll, It w Hitoti fro mt he ilnlu Hint llic now m'lii'diilu of 'nilfrtrd Ik in no in- Nllllll'lt on thu wholo mh liiuh nu HIIV of llic chirlli" MhIi'iI. Th'K Hchcelulu in IiiihciI tin (ivij VfitM of Ht-rvico thn Hlllllll IIH lllO HI'llClllllt-H with wliicli il i coinoiiri'il, Thin iIoiin not menn Hint liiiii'liiirn thu fiillnwiiiir vritr will unt thu iiinxiiniiiu Kiiliirv, TIhm will not hu thu I'liHii for nnuiu tiino, How. ever thin trivon thn micncnnfiil unil ef ficient ti'iii'lmr noinclliinc to look fnr tyind In in her work in Mciffnnl. In order Hint (hnnii efficient tciieli(rn III n vcitr iniulit rcniiiin it him linen iicnt'Hnurv Hint xiiliHtiintiiil incriMiMin lie uivaii, In order Hint thu incoiiiinu ufliciunt toucher tnit'lit liu cinnloved it in iieuunHiirv to uivu nuliiricn nlinvu I Ii ii t for llm uurrntit nclionl vuur. I!v tvuv of uxnliiuiilinii il iniclii lie i-itiil Hint timelier in our nrliool HVHtem I'linnnt neeure tlio !iin (wo iiicri'iincM itnlenn tltov hnva nttmidcd Hiiininvr nunnltum in nninc school of iintioiinl rutniliition, Ivlciimnlnl-j' Hclmnln ' Miniiniiui. Muxiiiiniii Don't Change Your Husband at Liberty Today Pleases Women Ccc: The voice cT iia iexixsat. llD.DeMille's, ' Dont Change You llasband juASOTAITIUit . . , . '' 'or.ll II. DoMlllo'n now Hpoclul Art-.plcaxo nil women, and the photoplay crnft plc.i.r.1. 'Don't C'lmnw Vnur ""'onlnn "oh comment. It! Is ,,....., un ndmlrahlo photoplay from the llunhniid, which In on view ut H ,,nilpolnt or concopllon, treatment. Liberty lotlny ii ml Hntiirdny, will actiilK. photography and production. Tucndiiy mnrnliiK too:t tlio llr.rnl-Ii ' farm of Fred McPHeron to see the Vullcin, Cnl lllll) Twin Knlln. Iiln. ...... (CHI (ilunitow, .Mont. Thn PiilluH. t)ro. . . Ilollinlcr. Cnl Monrovin, Cul Cnviiui, Cul l'nln Alto. Cnl ..... Milcn t'itv. Mont. .. llnnullliill, Mont Med lord. Oni .l oil i'o id nt'hodiilu . MM KIM nut) .. mm . 110(1 .. initi . nun . l.mm H10 for the yeur with miniiiiiiui nnd nuliirv: $ I17"i 11 lull HllinoN (lliiHu.nv. Mnnt 1.2tl0 Mnnrm iu. Oil 1.100 l.'-MKl l.'-')0 1.20(1 1.2.-0 4.300 4,100 1.1H0 1 .'J00 1.2.10 l.MOO 1,2 1:1 current maximum 875 TWO KILLED RACE RIOTS IN WALES LOIX'llON. Juno 1.1. Thtiro wnn n ronownl In Ciirdlff, Wnloa. hint nlnht of tho ruco rlotltm Hint, broke out recently hotwonn nonroon lirouitht Into (iront llrltaln n Inhorors durliiK tlio war, mid tho whlto popiilntlon. Ono white .nttiti and ono Arab woro k'lllod and aoveral pornonn Injiirod Many urreHU woro mado. Tho col orod rlotorn had ponsoBHlon of nit' niorotin revolvers and kopt up un In connant funlllado, whllo tho wliltoa Jor tho modt part, nccordltiR to ro- rortn. throw bottlos and brlolm. Thoro was considerable damago to proporty. , . CHURCH PEACE UNION niow YOUlf .in no 13. Iloaolu tloiiB urKlim ratification of tho ' l.oiiKiio of Nations covenant which la described "as the ond for which tho youth of the allied nations woro lay Inn dovn tholr Uvos," worn mado Tifiblle. today by tho Church Pooco it....... ml... nl.r..n.,n loftlniln fni'mfll' tJIIlllll. J II U niHIinm .....- I'rosldont William H. Taft, Oardlnal (Hbboils, IIIhIidp l.iilhur II. Wilson and -Dr. John It. Molt. The resolu tions worn son! iMIin ncuiiln, I'hi' Mullen. Ore 1 .03.1 llnllinter. Ollif. ,, ... 1.100 Kiireku. Cul. , 1.200 Twin HiIIh. Iilu 1.100 Vntictiiiver, Wn. 1.000 I'nln Alto. Cul 1.100 Covinii. Cnl 1'.-I00 Mctll'nrd Kehcdiilc fur tho turn! vtmr with minimum mid iniixiiniim Kitltirv: 7(1.1 1.1 00 l.r.oo 1 .500 1,100 1.700 1.7.10 1 ..100 i.coo l.,ioo 1.800 EAGLE POINT EAGLETS Bt A. C. nowlett Saturday nlKht Ira Powers, of It ii t lo Fulls, and John Mllllttan of t,u ko Creek, enmo In to the Sunny- sldo nnd remained until after dinner Sunday, Mr. MUllR-an going to Pros pect Monday morning and hack and Jitney for Motlford on Portland. Buiiduy niuriiiiiK nt tun cIdhq of tho Suhbulh nchnnt by iinunlmous voto oxproaiied n wish to hnvo tho Presby terian minister who In expected to come to lvtitto Kalis lo take charge of tho work there, to tuelnitu Kngle Point In the fold o" Iiln Inborn. The tnnvn wan started thru Hnv. Hooznr, tho Preshytorlan uilnhilcr of Modford nnd John Hmt. the Sunday school missionary tor the Prusbytorlans to have a young intiti coming out from thu eiint to tnko charge of that work and In In: hide n:io or more other places In his field of lubor, hence the action of the Sunday School. Thoro wan not tho gathering at tho Sunnysido Sunday morning thnt we untially have but there was quite a roapectublo company. Among them was Charles Kdmondson, wife and daughtor 'Itttrnlce, .Mr. Vernon Jones of Hullo Knlln, Oun 1ho Tal'- n-'l wife. Jack (iarrott, Krank Knrroll, N'ihI Vilas, of Moil lord; tho throe last named came out to work on the Hup py Camp picnic ground Hint was re cently purchased by tho Modford Klkn on Itogito river near tho mouth of Little Initio crook, hut came by hero to out chicken dinner, (ilen Haley, Thomns Riley, Planoy Lcabo. Win. Coy. iXelllo Coy, h. H. Patrick and C. V. Ithodni. our county sur veyor were hero for dinner. Monthly morning the ntitos began to dash thru our town quite curly on tholr way to Modford to witness tho performance of tho aviators, and by 8 o'clock a, m. lloraco Gepport of It n 1 1 o Kails drove up to the gato with his father, mother, sister, Mrs. Roy Casoy and two children, IiIb two little brothers, nnd took In another broth er, Lewis, hero on tholr way to sco thu sights. Romeo's slstor, Mrs. Anna Corum nnd two girls had come out and spent tho night at the Sunny sido and gono on to Mcdford with tho mull carrier, Mr. Harnlsh. Dur ing tho duy our streets wero almost descried. Monday I took n jaunt out to tho h!s way lot rutorplllor work. I notice In my last that I spoke of It as a tractor but It Is a different machine from the trac tors as It runs mora llko a raterplller, Instead of having wheels It propolis Itsulf more like an endless ( chain, work'ni; ,l:i oa the ground and' Is called a caterpillar, but I had seen tho machine and. wanted to see It work, so when I reached the field where they Wero plowing 1 came In contact with a four-foot wire fence with a barbed wire above It and the next question was how was I to get over the fence and go to tho machine The reader will remember that your correspondent Is not as active as a boy of sixteen, but I found a tele- phono polo along tho fence and' by holding to that -climbed over, catch Ing my clothes on the barbed , wire occasionally but doing no damage, finally reached, the ground and then started across tho plowed ground to rt-tro- t'.;o -to woo at Tar!:, cni that was no small Job for the ground had been plowod about a foot deep and was as rough as It looked, but finally roached the level ' ground. They were having trouble with the engine, but Jlnal!ycgot 'up motion again and went right along at a rate of about twoJmllciiJ art hour;-They had raised two of the eight plows out. of tho ground, finding', that the eight fourleon-tncht plows were too much for the onglno( but they were doing a good Job except on the cor ners where they had to turn and there they skipped a strip about three or four ,feetv wide but after they got thru plowing the tract they Intend to plow those places t out leaving the field In fine shape tor fall sowing. 1 - I should hnvo said that the land Is genuine sticky. Krom the appenr- anco of things the tractor and cater- plllcr will soon bo doing most Ot the plowing. . Monday evening Wm. Perry came In and brought with him a man who gave his name as Waddoll of Med- ford, to hnvo him take a room. He had brought out a new hay baler for Mr. Perry and was to stay and help him gut It started. Air, Perry Is one of our hustling farmers and doeB bunlniss about right. Ho raises a large itiiantitv of hay and uses his own machines and now he has a hay 'nt'er and will probably do most of he haling In the neighborhood. ' Vorna Muthews came near break 'ng bin arm a fow days ago. Ho was itrclchlng wire fence and the "dog" fulled to catch letting the stretcher 'ty back and struck his arm near the wrist. . Monday was rather a busy day Sore, Kijlph and Lloyd Stanley wore 'i thong tho callers, and two of the S.ewurt boys, who have recently re turned from service In the navy pass- ed thru on their way to their home In Hutto Kails. . . Monday noon C. A. Plckel, J. II. Jones. K. W. Hobhard and H. E. fcck- ensteln of tho C. O. P, Co. engaged board and rooms. They came out to move thirteen light poloe that had t. ...... n....M lha mlrlilla nf thft county road went of the Eagle Polnt4 depot. About 1 o'clock p. m. Dr. L. E. Tracy and wife, Mrs. H. C. Kentner Of Medford and Mrs. H. C. Smith, anil F. P. Tracy of Eugene, Ore., called for dinner. They had planned ahead to let Mrs. Howlct know that they could not arrive before that time. Mrs. Smith recontly returned from Vladivostok, Siberia, where she hadbeen engaged in the Red Cross service. Mr. Smith Is a civil engt rieer and Is now engaged In railroad construction work in RusBta. Mrs. Smith Is hero visiting her parents, ur. Tracy and wife and family. She is a sister to Mrs. Kentner, and ex pects to return to Russia this fall. - V. E. Hammond and wife and M. R. Koontz were business callers Tuesday, and James M. Derlcks and A. P. Brown came In from Prospect Tuesday evening and spent the night at tho Sunny3'.do. S. M. Hazell is of Medford and MIsb Hazel Dltsworth of Prospect, wore here for dinner today. Wednesday. ' Teu The World This Woman Says That Lydia E. PInkham'i Vegetable Compound made Me a Well Woman. IXockyour ; Spokes .mtnyWnT WmEmA Squirt?1' SPOKTITEintothe cnekiof loose wheels and they Are locked tirht : i. J I .t . m BKainnt twnger una - wie p annoyances 01 A .cjueaks and rattles. ff-r' - iiwit I Eajiy as oilin? No need to re more the wheels or to jack I LnP nf lyinsr the car up for a day or so. -Mi:M4-i l P.M ran from vour dealer -todav. i Have It'ever harwfv.' the' woodtitelaboratories' MOTOESTO, CAilFORNIA y KANT MAR.' 4 A aClEMTIPIf ALLY COMPOimM It is easy to' wash a car with this new preparation;, Works lUit a charm." Docs not mtxr th most dclieaU iirfui and last nic . smooch and dust disappears- ia-" it ant 1 7. Try it out. Rnnnrh far S im)im Kscp your and atata looking Ilk nrw bt an oe cmsloDal . applica tion of TOPTITE. th ntw drasairitt that watarproofa and prturt 1 1 laathar. BaJatftaoU and mohair. Pit U o aelf fn joJ U wall. lasttoflb ill ii 3 1 mill ni W 1 111' ' J rill'1 " Loa i Angeles, Cal. " I coffered with female troubles for years, was sick most ot tne time, was not able to do my own housework, land I could not get help from doctors. I saw Lydia E. Pink ham's Ve ee table ICompoUTid adver tised in the newspa pers, and tooK six bottles, and am a well woman. You lean use my name to Jtell the world the good your medicine has done me as shall praise it always." Mrs. A. L. DeVihe, 647 St. Paul Avenue, Los Angeles, Calif. Women who sutler from any form ot weakness, as indicated by displace ments, inflammation, ulceration, irreg ularities, backache, headaches, nervous ness or "the blues," should do as Mrs. De Vine did, and give Lydia E. Pinkbam's Vegetable Compound a thorough trial. For over forty years this famous remedy, which, contains the curative, strengthening "properties of good old fashioned roots and herbs, has been correction? iust such ailments. If you have mysterious complications write for J advice to Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine! Co., Lynn. Moss. v rst CHOICE ROGUE RIVER VALLEY Lamb and M . For SaturQay shopping. Nothing nicer; ' or more appropi'iatc for Sunday dinner. '. "We call special attention. to onr.homc grown and 'Ve itt town, Uorxay!" The promise of trout and pancakes for supper Trout and coffee taste mighty good when you come in simply . starved after a lbng day's fishing but when you have a stack of golden-brown Aunt Jemima Pancakes, too, oh, man! That's a real supper! Those rich-flavored pancakes are so satisfying when you're hungry clear down to your toes! And it doesn't take a jiffy to make them you just add water to the flour. . All the ingredients are ready mixed even' powdered sweet milk. Take along a psckago c-f Aunt Jemima Pancake Flour ; next trip. home sucrar cured HAMS AND BACON Economy Market West Side Market trt' vtl irti The Bank of Absolute Safety The NedfordNationalBank Your Bank . BECAUSE It was Loyal to our Country and its Defenders It will be Loyal to You and Your Interests. W. H. GORE, rresident. . JOHN S. 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