PAHB THREE
win, official ornanlHt, at tho Wur.it
Y.v r. 0 to 10, program under tho man
Ralph DePalma Premier Speed Demon Arrives in Medford
Predicts Breaking the World's Record Sunday
agement of Mrs. Jtaymond MiirHhull,
Hoprano. 10 tu 11, K. Max Itratlfli'lii'H
L
i Vi'i'Katile bund playing in tho l'alaco
MEDFORT) MATL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, ORF,ONT, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1f)24
Among the most Inlurcsting nttrnc
tinna nt llio fuh'ire the school units,
BdJoinlnK tho uulomotlve display
tinner canvass Education and trnns
nortutlon arc going furward- hand In
hund here, for tho very latest In niO'
itors are being admired just as much
us tho clever creations, of the young
,. People are spending ample time to
ilnspect the many work.i of tho young
, er generation. There Is everything
.from a clay elephant to a mlnlaturo
j'lbg cabin, with heaps .of useful sow
i Ing, decorative hrt' and , many small
.practical things, to Fay nothing of the
Hundreds of Illustrations In tho famed
"three r's."
One of tho busiest overseers of de
partments ot the fair has been Kllza-
beth Burr, of this show, with its many
booths. Hho is of tho county school
districts and acted on the committee
with Robert- Fowler, Mrs. Lorrnlno
Morris and Miss Frank Adams. Tho
Medford schools are represented by
Dora Oebers, nnd Ashland by Mrs.
Louis Dodge and Mrs. A. N. Hum
phrey. Tho entire Jackson county
schools display was promoted by fiu
sanno Holmes Carter, county school
superintendent.
Thcso exhibits Included homo eco
nomics In sewing, cooking, canning,
' gardening, etc. Close to fifty branches
' were represented with nearly all high
: schools.
f J Tho Prize Awards.
...Division l (one room).
, District No. 32. Mrs. Viola Korxhaw,
. teacher, Foots Creek. First prize.
District No. 4-1, Irene Frank,
' teacher, Table Hock. Second prize.
District No. 116, Mary S. Hurst,
teachor; West Side. Third prize.
.-. District No. C5, Frances Oreb.
'toucher; Butte Creek. Fourth prize.
j District No. 12. Julia Sidley, teach
cr; Antclops. Fifth prize.
District No. G8, Mrs. Ina Furscl
teacher; Walking. Sixth prize.
District No. 23, Grace Ujwman
teacher; Ml. Pitt. Seventh prize.
' Honorable mention;
District No. 68, Ethel Freeman
teacher, Upper Trull.
District No. 19, Beth Fallow, teach
er; Lake Creek.
District No. 94, Ruth nlacCalliator,
teachor, Pinehurst.
District No. 15. Erm-v Hamilton
teacher; Independence. .
;:i District No. '66, ' May Mitehardson
jteacher; Laurolhurst.
"dlKU-lct No.; ,14.;Mibi .. aiocra
' .teaohor; (Wlllciw, Springs. . , .
... Division 2 (two room).
District No: 40, G. W. Milam
teachersi A-pplfigate. FiriL prise.'!'
DJSUict N,o, 20, Aimed; 'X. Fuller
toacrror; Sams "Valley. Second prize
j.Wiatrli't No., f U.i Mrs. 'Norma Reedcr
teivchor; Hcllevjow. Third prize
nivision nprvhlrirtf tiinn is, outside
of Ashland and Modford):
District No, 4,. J, W. Kerns, teachor
. Phoenix. ' First prize.'
District No. li, H P. Jewetl, teach
Kr; Central Point. Second prize.
District No, 1, c E. Cook, teacher;
Jaoksonvllle. Third inize.
District No... 35, .Huy Langworthy
teacher.; Rogue Itlvcr. Fourth prize.
Division IV (high schools):
District No. 6. H. P. Jcwett, teach
er; Central Point. First prize.
District No. 4. J. W. Kerns, teacher;
Thocnlx. First prize.
District No. 40, O. W. ililnm, teach
er; Applegatc. Third prize.
Honorable mention:
District No. 35, Ray Langworthy,
teacher; Rogue River. .
All of the exhibits are listed below,
together with the schools and persons
In charge.
Vegetable District 43, Medford
Ijucian Clement.
Vogotnhle District 44, Table Rock
Morrow Davis.
Vegotnblo 'Dbtrict 6, Ashland;
Bai'nard Joy.
Corn District 02, Evans Valley;
Edward Hliles.
Corn District 02, Evans Valley;
Lee Hliles.
' Canning District Bi Ashland; Mrs.
A. C. Joy; j . :
Camp, ; Cookery-Dlstrlct 97, Plno
hurst; Mrs. Rowley. .
Sewing Clubs. ,
Ashland, Mary Oaley, (Individual).
Griffin Creek, Mrs. George Fisk.
Sams Valley, Mrs. J. E. Edmlston.
i-iZHs ri r -t si v j
Kokp Kooin Howl.
KfiW, rortlaml, 4:2 motors. 0:00.
DcfetiHe day proclamation lty (ioorsii
L. lluker, mayor of i'ortlanil. 10:00.
tlaiuo niUHle ly (Jeorno OlHfn'a Mot
ropolltan orchestra of the Hotel i'orl
lami. WPAA, Dallas, Texas, 476 motors, 9
to 10, Mustangs Orchestra in popular
music reojlal.
Nolle
All 101 ks aro requested to moot at
Iho city park Friday cvcmiIuk ut 6:45
to arrntiRO for tho Uofonse Day
pain tie. lty or of tho Exalted llulor,
V. 11. Vawtor. 147
Itnlph Do Palma, I'ml Frame, "BuIr;" Slapp, Ljldlo H tar no, io drive on tho local
Lfl to right:
speedway
Thrilling short dashes on tho dirt fast cars arc exported to arrlvo In tho
Card of Tlumkrt
VK "tt'lSH to thank our frionds for
their sympathy, kindness and Iimui
tiftil floral offerings in our recent
bereavement.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred llonsler nnd
family. 14V
A strain detector for weakened
bridges is a recent invention.
Reports now indicato that thoro 1b
one motor vehicle for every 8.5 per
sona In tho United Ktntos.
THIS WOMAN
RELIEVED FROM
SUFFERING
By Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound. A Remarkable Story
Dover, Del.r-"I wish every woman
would take your wonderful medicine as it
i nasaone8omucngooa
to me. 1 bad cramps
and faint spells and
very bad pains. One
day I was over to my
neighbor's bouse and
she told me I ought
to take LydiaE-Pink-ham's
Vegetable
Compound. Sol went
to the store on my
way home and got a
bottle, and took the
firstdose before sup.
I have been taking it ever since.
fid you can hardly oeiicve now auiereni
feel. I had just wanted to lie in bed
all the time, and when I started to brush
up I would give out in about ten min
utes. So you know how badly I felt. I
used to go to bed at eight and get up at
seven, still tired. Now I can work all
day and stay up until eleven, and feel
all right all the time. My housework is
all I do in summer, but in winter I work
in a factory. I have told a good many
of my friends, and I have had three
come to me and tell me they wouldn't
do without the Vegetable Compound.
Mrs. Samuel Murphy, 219 Cecil St.,
Dover, Delaware.
ImmTTTHiiTiiiiiiTiT
npr
track, the height of automobile, race
excitttnent, will be held at tho Med
tord Fair Grounds track on Sunday,
September 14.
Tho Jackson County Fair associa
tion as a grand climax to tho groat
fair have succeeded in arranging for
Ltho nppearanco of tho world's fa
mous speed demons.
Ralph DePalma, tho groat Italian
pilot, and idol of tho speedways, ar
rived .in the city today and after an
Inspection of the local track ventured
the opinion that it is the fastest dirt
track in the west and that some of
tho records of long standing will be
smashed here on Sunday. Eddie
Hoarne, winner of the 1923 cham
pionship of America, is expected to
reach the city this evening. Hearnc's
new dirt track car arrived In tho city
this morning and is on display at the
Mason Motor Car Co., Flint dealers.
"Babe" Stapp, the youthful demon
of tho speedway who has had such a
meteoric rise tu fame in the world of
speed is also in the city and will turn
several fast practise laps at the track
this afternoon. This newest star is ox
pocted to finish well up In the money
atjthe -comingr- moeji" Several Qthor
Valley View,- Mrs;' Grantham. "
Table Rock, Mrs. Mary li. Myers.
Sardine Creek, Mrs. Perry Wait.
But to Creek, Frances Grcb.
Bellcvlew, Mrs. Huxley,
Independence Irma Hamilton.
r" "School Work.
District 59, Prospect; Mr. p. Dally,
i District 9, Oak Grove; Mrs. Mabel
Thornton. T
District 43,, Medford City Supt. A.
G. Smith.- f . . :
Distrlct", Ashland City; Supt. Geo.
A. Briscoe..
District 6, Central Tolnt; Supt. H.
P. Jcwett. . ,
District 4, Phoenix; Prln. J. W.
ICorns.
District 73, Bellview; Mrs. Norman
Itceder.
District 1, Jacksonville; Prln. C. C.
Cook.
District 35, Rogue River; Prln. R.
I. Langworthy.
District 20, Sams Valley; Aletha
Gray.
District 44, Table Rock; Iron
Franks.
District 84, Hatchory; ftlrs. Gor-
trudo Stanley.
District 38, Pilot Hook; ; Mrs. Card
and Mrs. Elizabeth Wado.
District 54, Dead Indian; Elizabeth
Lennox. -
District 24, N. phoonix. Mrs. Flor
ence Drake. ' J -:
District 43. Forest Creek; Almcda
Orr. '
District IB, Independence; Irma
Hamilton.'
88, Alder Brook; Ethel Bryant.
District 94, Pinehui'Bt; Mrs. Ruth
McCallister;
District 32, Foots Crook; Mrs. Viola
Kershaw.
District 60, Oreon Springs; Mrs,
Elaine Todd Davis. . ,
District 33, Sterling; .Edna Wisely.
District 3, Ruch; Mrs. Edna Allen
Anderson.
District 16, Agate; . Mrs. Marjory
Skeeters Pena.
District 97, Deter; Mrs. Opal Horri-
beck Bonney.
District 3C,' Boagle; Anna C. Swan-
son.
District 40, Applegato; Prin, O. W.
Milam.
District 87, Little Applcgate; Irene
Hughey.
District 39, Brownsboro; Thelma
Moore.
District 19, Lake Creek; Beth Far-
low.
District 42, Lost Creek; Edith Fre-
denhurg.
District 12, Antelope; Julia Sedley.
District 23, Mt. Pitt; Grace Bow
man.
District 63, Watkins; Mrs. Ina Pow
ell.
District 65 Butte Creek; Frances
Greb.
Distijict
Hurst.
District
Moore.
District
lty in the next day or two and with
their arrival tho fastest cars in the
world will be in tho city until after
the race.
Mighty stiff competition will bo af
forded the invaders by tho local boys.
Intense interest is centered around
(he local drivers us this will be their
first opportunity to show what they
can do in fast company and that they
will run, true to expectation la the
opinion of those who know racing
Tho fact that the local speed kings
are accustomed to the local track and
that their mounts are peculiarly
adapted to dirt track racing Is a big
advantage.
Intense interest has been nroused
by the rabid racing fans of Medford
over the announcement today, that
the speedy Duscnberg of George Lott
would be driven by Mark Owens. The
"Duesle" has been hopped up consid
erably and with the masterful driving
of Owens should give the world's
speed kings the race of tho year. Geo.
Smyth. "The Flying Swede" is also
expected to furnish many a thrill and
will be out thero at all times to up
hold the local reputation. r.; i
The most formidable array of speed
dinonn ever congregated together on
Klein on Sunday and without doubt
the most spectacular race of thot
northwest will be witnessed by the
Spectators. Tho list of entries recelv
ed to date consist of the following; '
Driver Car
Ralph DePalma Miller Special
Hoarne Special
Hooker Special
Brady Special
Little Joo Brady
.Marasco Special
P & C .Special
Fro nty -Ford
Beaver Special
Fronty-Ford
Duesenbcrg
McDonald Spocial
Deal Special
Lennon Spoclai
Maxwell
Monroo Special -Fronty-Ford
Dodgo Special
Kddle Hearno
Babe Stapp
Fred Frame
Fred Lyons
Tony Marasco
Ira Cook
Unnamed
Mooso Mulrhead
George Smythe
Mark Owens
Billy McDonald
Clyde Deal
Earnest Smith
Clark Walker
Unnamed
Joe Myers
Chick Hawk
Tho advance ticket sale opens to
day at the Chamber of Comnierco and
it is suggested that reservations be
made early as tho largest crowd in
the history of the city is expected to
attend tho raced. Special arrange
ments have been jnade to handle tho
crowd and the Interurban stage linos
will put extra busses in service to ac-
'a dirt track will face stai'tor - Art commodate the public.
fv. Ambassador Hotel' Cocoa nut Grove
Orchestra. 9 to 10, program from
Examiner studio. 10 to 11 .John
Smallnmh, vocal program. '
KFSG, Los Angeles, 278' meters,
0:15 to 10, GraV studio, program pre
sented through tho courtesy of tho
Butts Music Co., by Carl Edward
Hatch, violinist," and tho Bentons In
gospel songs. ,,l0(,to 11, organ recital
by Esther Frlckc Groon, assisted by
Alfred C. Greene, lyric tenor, and S.
R. Donaldson, trombonist of national
reputation.' , .... , . ,.
KHO, San Francisco 423 meters, 8
to 9, Organ recital t 7 i odoro J. Ir-
Frank &
King's
Comedians
Cor. Fourth and Fir
Tent Theatre
TONIGHT
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
"OLE
The Shiek"
General Admission, 25o
Koterved (lection, 50c
Children (any seat) 10o
Doors open, 7:00; Orchestra,
7:40; Curtain, 8:00.
Plenty of parking room. We
have a man to watch your oar.
Do You Want a Goodyear
at a Bargain Price?
You know what the name Gocdyear on a
tire means. It means the best.
We can give you this famous quality at a
bargain price a bigger bargain than you
ever got by shopping around.
Just investigate our prices on genuine
Goodyear Tires
Regular types and sizes, cord or fabric;
balloon tires to fit present rims or the new
small-diameter rims.
HERE ARE A FEW EXAMPLES OF THE BARGAINS
WE ARE OFFERING IN GENUINE QOODYEAR TIRES
30 x 3'2 Clincher Tires from
32 x 4 Straight Side Cord from
33 x 4 Straight Side Cord from
32 x 4 '2 Cord 1.24. 55 '
I 85totl2.S
14.60 to 22.50
15.30 to 23.25
33 x 5 Cord 31.40
Medford Service Station
C. E. Gates Auto Company
j OOQOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
K YOU NEED 8
INSURANCE
18 CALL ON US X
I First Insurance Agency
5 A. L. HILL, Manager, 0
O 30 North Central 5
X Phone 105 Medford, Ore. X
incomparable: oil
for buicks
PENNZOIL Is a perfect lubri
cation for Eutcka nnd other -good
cars. It's pure Pennsyl
vania. Available In cans and
cases.
PHIPPS AUTO
PARK SERVICE
Paclflo Hlibwar and Jaekao
Eight Quart Aluminum Kettle
.,'.' Regular price $1.85
This Week Only $1.19
95,' West' Side; Mary 8.
14, Willow Springs. Mabel
18. Antloch; Mrs. Bertha
L. McKinney.
Radio Programs
for Tonight
KHJ. Los Angeles. 395 meters, 8 to
Program presented by the Contl-
nentfll National Bank. 9 to 11, pro
gram by tne Filipino Hiring urcnes-
ttit. thtough the courtesy ot the lilue
Bird cafeteria. 10 to 11, Art Milk
man's dance orchestra from the Hilt
more hotel. t . .
J rFrSnmswrs?!fmIislji
1 FAIR
it3
n -h
I Is
I!
WEEK SPECIALS
Six Quart Aluminum Kettle
Regular price $1.65
This Week 98c
Wagner Cast Aluminum Skillet
Regular price $3.50
This Week $2.29
Wagner Cast Dutch Oven
Regular price $4.00
This Week $2.39
32 Piece Dinner Set
Regular price $8.50
This Week $4.69
GLASS BERRY DISHES
. Special this week, 15c .
GLASS SUGAR AND CREAMER
Your choice this week 49c
ANOTHER BIG SATURDAY SPECIAL
Rose Bowls, Satin Finish, with Wood Stand, reg.
Saturday Only 89c
.25
Souvenirs for the Child
ren at Weeks & Orr's
Booth at the Fair Grounds
Friday from 12 to 1:30
WEEKS & ORR
Complete House Furnishers
Souvenirs for the Child
ren at Weeks & Orr's
Booth at the Fair Grounds
Friday from 12 to 1:30
p. m.
KFI, Los Angeles, 4C9 meters, S to
; . . .. , f s , (, - ;