Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, August 26, 1925, Image 6

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Newspaper Page Textt fttffc torn LIST OF BOOKS i. E The lint of t.iwltH nnI mipiilii'H by SitulcH tlml will he lined In Ihn MimI fuvtl nVmeiitnry hcIiooIh thU yriir wiih Klvn - out tixhiy by Hupci iitlciulrut 11. llodrkk. A Kupiily 41 liitnkH 1h now on hand at (ho IIhkUIiik' iIiuk Ktoro, (lie lucnl tiepoHltmy, a nil puiiilri arc bo Inn uikimI lu purchase early anil avoid I ho usual I'UHh of the laHt few UayH. Hunks should nut be iliunuKfri or marked In any way until lifter pupils are actually registered and ehiHHiried, Those who do not purrlmm.' hookH curly will he united to conform to the. fuilowliiff Kchedule In prouuiint; them; . tirades one to four, Inclusive Thursday, September a. (trades five to elfchl. Inclusive l-'iiday, September 4. HIrIi school pupils may purchase their hooks on Tuesday, September H, following registration. In the elementary grades I he pupils ro not be! dk Jinked to pur'-liase art books at this time. Also, li will be noted that Oregon history is a subject Riven In both the sixth It and eighth H grades this year. This was made necessary by a shifting of that sub ject from tho eighth to the six) h grado In the new state course of study. The list of hooks follows: I'lrst I!' New Heacot) Primer .tut Kltum Primer ..Hi Palmer Writing Lemons for Pri mary Grades I " I'enrll tablet, Sx1 inches 10 Pencil 05 ' Total l.-l( Hnit "A. Now Heacon l-'lrst Header $ KIhou Kirst Header uy Pultiier Writing Lessons for Prl- ' niary tirades 15 feiicTT fuulet KxTtf Inches 10 lcncll .05 . Total 91.SU Second Now'" Beacon rirst I lea rim: $ . Ktsun Firm Header (!0 Ilea eon Second Header (later). j;ison Second Header (later). Nev World Speller. Itoolt I,...-.. ; .r3 Pulihor Writing Lessons for Pri mary Oradcs 15 ProgrcHsivc Music. Hook I GK llollfu & Dunn Music, Hook II (Inter). . Pencil tablet XxlO Inches 10 Pencil 05 fotul $2.7 Keif n id "A. New Beacon Second Header .i; 1 III son Second Header .lis Palmer Writ Inn Lessons for Pri mary tirades 15 Progressive Music, Hook 1 (IS llollis & Danii Music, Hook II ' (lutor). New World Speller. Hook 1 5 2 Pencil tablet 8x10 Inches 10 Poncil (15 Totul y.H2 ' Tlilnl "A" ami "II." Now Beacon Third Header .fix Klsqn Third Header 7H Ilunillton Kssentlals of Arllh- - luetic, Hook I "li New World Speller, Hook I r.j Palmer Method Business Willing .J0 Itl'hcrd (leugraphy for Itegin- 1 perH .lio Progressive Music, Hook J lis Jlollls & Uatin Music, Hook 111 (later). VcnrW tublet 8x1" iuchcH in penholder and pens , lo Jlulcr ;.: .id Ink .Hi pencil ; or. " Total $5.05 Fmirih "A" and !." Hojenltis Fourth Header $ .X" Jlnmllton Ksseutials of . i ll li ntel le, Hook I Til Now World Speller. Honk II .52 Potter .tesehke tV Clllet Oral and . Written Knglndi, Hook 1 so Palmer Method Business Writing .20 Xtrlgha m & M ac l-'a rla ne lessen - ttaln or Ueography. Hnok I I. in Progressive Music. Hook II... 72 llolllH & Dann Music. Book IV (later). Klrmenlury School Dictionary 1.20 Ponell tablet XxlO inches lo 3cn tablet XxlO inches 10 Penholder and pens la Ink .10 JtUler in Pencil 05 Totul jii.it.' Fifth MA" and "M." BolenluH Fifth Header $ .si Hamilton lsentlals of Ai ll H- niotlc. Book I 7 Palntrr Method Business Writing ,2 New World Speller. Ilmk II 52 potter, Jcschke & (llllet thai ami Written lOngllsh. Hook I so (lurdy Stories of American llls- tory 1.2 1 "WIdmIuw Healthy Living, Hook 1 .70 Brlgham Ot Maclarbine lessen - J I la Is of tleography, Bonk 1 .. . 1 In Progressive Music. Book II . . . .72 HotliH & Dunn Music, Bonk V (later). I Hementnry Schmd Olctinnai v I 2M VETCH-RYE NOW IN STOCK Sulphate of Ammonia Advancing in Price. Picking Bags Seed Grains Grass Seed Sulphur ' FARM BUREAU CO-OPERATIVE EXCHANGE ID .10 .10 Total $h Sixth V mid "II." BolenlUH Sixth Healcr. j Hamilton lessen! la Is of Aiitli I inellc. Hook II Palmer Method Business Writing Potter, Jeschke He (illh t Oral and Written KnglUh. Book I Clark, Down & Blue School His tory of Oregon (for sixih "B" pupils). Wlnslow lleallhy Living. Book II Brlgham & MacKarlaiic lessen - tlals of (ieogrnphy. Book II..-.. I Progressive Series Music. Book III llollis & Dann Music, Bonk VI (Inter). New World Speller, Book II Klcmeillnry School Dictionary I Pencil tablet KxlO inclo-M Pen tablet XxlO Inches - Penholder and pons Ink Huler Pencil Total H Seventh "A" and "li." Hill - Lyman Heading ami Liv ing, Book J $ Palmer .Method Business Writing Hamilton Mssen I la Is of Aril h metic, Book II New World Speller, Book III Potter. Jeschke & Ciltct Oral ami Written L'nglfsh. Book II (lordy Lnited Siales History 1. Brlghiuu & MacKnrlanc lessen -tlals of Ccngraphy. Book II I: Music, Junior Laurel Song Book... llollis Si Dann .Musk- Book (later). Secondary School Dictionary '1 Pencil tablet XxlO inches Pen tablet XxlO Inches Penholder ami pens Ink Huler Pencil Total VJ. Klghtlt "A" and "It." IHM & Lyman Heading and LlvT ing. Hook II $ , Palmer Method Business Writing Hamilton Essentials of Arith metic. Book II New World Speller. Book ill Potter. Jeschke & Tifllet Oral and Written Knglfsh, Book 1 1 Chirk. Down & Blue School His tory of Oregon (for eighth "It" pupils Oordy later) 1 Gorily History of United States (eighth "A") 1 Davis Hi Met 'I uro Our Cnvern ment and Oregon Supplement.. 1 Davis Productive Panning 1 Secondary School Dictionary 2 Pencil (ablet XxlO Inches en tablet XxlO inches Penholder and pens Ink Itllli-r IVll.'ll Iliilllx & lliillll .Mili.ii (hit it). Tolitl HI. as BY COLD STORAGE Oil the aceptaiiee of all Invitation tendered I hem by the Med ford I Te coollng and Storage company, mem bers of the llotary club were shown through the recently completed pre 'oidlug phi ut yesterday during I Im lime set aside for their weekly lunch eon. The members, who came to the plant In a body, were taken through by the officers of the company. All agreed the plant to be a marvel In the way of completeness, ami a much needed improvement in I he fruit iu- duslry of the valley. The plant has modern ctpitpment throughout, and is capable pf storing 1 7 r car loads of fruit, anil at. present Is rapidly being filled. N K W Y O I i K , A iik. - ii A . P. Members of the Motion Pb tuie Pro ducers and I listrlbutors of America will remove all exchanges from Con necticut at the corn-fusion of existing contracts. President Will Hays an nounced today. .Mr. Hays denied reports that ship ments of films Into the state had been slopped because of the duces Imposed by Connecticut but lidded that no further contracts would he made until the situation had been remedied. Cook with gas. tf TUSCAN (LING PEACHES at tho ECONOMY FISH MARKET From tho . GLEIM ORCHARD, Talent. Will lust this week only. Come in and see them, Utah and Wyoming COAL ALSO WOOD. Lay in your winter supply now before tho rainy season sets in, at summer prices and JVlirll fit Kli-t KxlO Iih-Ih IN'll liililct Kxllt IlK-tlTH PcUhllllll'i'llllI (HUH Ink Itulor J'viicil save money. o Valley Fuel Co. phone 76 N. Fir St o o no JAIL, .9 SPEEDERS FINED Ten more traffic violation cases have come before .1 ml go (ilenn -. Taylor during the past two days. Out of the ten, one offender received u ' sentence of 10 days in the -ounp jail, while the fines for others ranged from $20 to each. On his plea of guilty to reckless .driving, t'nimron .Moore, local truck driver, received the 10 day Jail sen tence. His driver's license could not be suspended, as that had been done last May when he pleaded guilty to ji charge of speeding, on which he was also fined. Mor will uoL he able to rega hi possession of the suspended license . until he has paid a balance still due on the line. Slate Traffic Officer J. .1. .Mc- I. Ma hou was the complaining officer. A reckless driving charge was also placed against H. A. Phillips of . Weed, Cal , by the same officer as In result of Phillips' inability to run I a car In Sunday afternoon traffic at the Intersection of Hivcrsidc ave nue and .Main street, thereby en dangering the lives of several pedes trians on the sidewalk when he nearly ran into the Spa it a building. Phillips, who is declared incompe tent to operate an automobile, faced the prospect uf a Jail sentence or a $2T fine, the latter If . he disposed of his car. a Kurd hug and by doing the latter escaped Imprisonment. Others who received fines on charges filed by .Mc.Mahon, Include (Jcorge A. Voeum of Los Angeles, $10 for speeding; .M. M. Bowman of Los Angeles, $ 1 0 for operating a motor vehicle with Improper license plates; k Buhniiani, another Callfornian visiting here, $20 fm speeding; Kddie. Nyeberg, a fruit peddler near Ashland' $ 1 ii for speed ing ii truck; O. Carher. California, $Ir for .speeding and Arthur Burrel. Los Angeles, $1(1 on a similar charge. This forenoon in Judge Taylor's court. Mervyn Cleason, barber was fined $10 for speeding a motor cycle on North Central. This was his second offense duripg tho past summer. Howard .Meadows, a local man, was also fined $1.1 for speeding on North. Central. State Traffic Of ficer C. P. Talent filedj tho com plaint. . Children under (1 years of age should be registered before Thursday evening for the fifth Medford child welfare clinic to be held at the Kirst Baptist church from 2 to ft P. M. Fri day. These clinics are held under the luspices of the Jackson county health unit and the Jackson County Public Health association. CalT Jacksonville P.M for appointments. Or. V. S. Geary, county health offi cer, will examine the babies, assisted by .Miss Yera Iteard ami M iss Irene Mann, public health nurses. Exam ination includes weighing ami measur ing, as well as a thorough body exam ination. Till' wi'i-kly v.iMili'Vlllo liill Ml tho Cntli'i in t Tii"s,l.-!y nlulit v;ts tin- Im'KI MANN'S The Best Goods for the Friun, No Matter W THURSDAY CDinA V rW: SATURDAY 0E August n't') 27-28-29 Don't fail to come Fisk, Knox and Mcadowbrook Hats Sold Exclusively By This Store Mann's Department Store ' THE STORE FOR EVERYBODY " 0 Phono 480-487 RADICAL CHANGES APE MADE IN APPEARANCE OHTIIOIT. Aug. (A. I' I The must iironouneiU'chanKiH In tin- Kurd' nii'lor car hiih-o the Kurd Motor coin puny began production of the model T. the standard !'oi-il rh:isnin. was an noii need by the company today. There is no change In price. Jiolh open mid closed cars have an alt steel body on a lower chassis with changed body style In nearly all mod. of the summer sea on. the leading novelty being liilly Knight's roosters ami the leading entertainment fea tures, puth and Esther Valey, In the "Aet lieautlful," and Oladys Dclmur and her Syncopated orchestra. -M iss Del mar was the best dancer seen here In weeks and her orchestra ex ceptionally good, The roosters show ed careful training, and were full of crows.- .Mamie I. Ing and Tommy Long nearly sfopped the show with their "nut" act. It was a cracker Jack hill. OBITUARY IIKNDKItSOX Luke YV. Hender son, a former resident of .Medford, having resided here during llil'J and l!ij:i, passed away In the government hospital at Walla Walla, Wash., on Tuesday, afternoon at the age. of 'JX years. He was a son-in-law of .Mr. and Mrs. George J. Prescott. a mem ber of the Medford police 'force. Deceased was born in Massachusetts and from there he moved with hjs parents to Phoenix. Ariz... where he resided for a period of ten years and was married to Nota Prescott at Ilel grade, Mont., in 1917. At the out break of the world war he enlisted at Phoenix, Ariz., and served until the close of the conflict, lie leaves besides his wife, one child, Jack, also his father of Phoenix. Arl.. The body will arrive in Medford Thursday evening and funeral services will he held at the Conger chapel at J: 30 Kriday. Itev. K. P. Lawrence will officiate and interment will be in Medford cemetery. .Mat-Donald Smith Wins Again. . GAllliKX CITY. N. Y.. Aug. ti. (A. P.) MacHonald Smith, western open champion, scored 2K1 lo win the Long Island open golf title at the Salisbury links lji the two-day tourna ment which ended today. Ills rounds were 7 70. (iH, 73: ttOTEL Cook wit h gas. tf WMtnerf I I - ' Millinery Opening Masterful examples of the milliner's art, varying in line and aglow with color Tin-climax to our several informal fall millinery showing is. this one. (Ireater in scope greater in lieauty, it presents vast asseniMages which, at no other time will exceed it in point of interest. You will see the creations of versatile Parisian modistes and American designers, striking in originality, representing the most successful new shapes, all of the approved new fahrics, garnitures and colors. You will he certain to find a diapcaux individually becoming, for each one is irresistibly becoming. Sec Our New Special "Service" Hats Picrctte Hats Courier Hats Marie et Armand Hats Medford, Oregon OF NEW FORD CARL I Wi on cluwil cur. tVmlrm uru lmvor I""1' l'Ker uml liiuki'H huvo bi-cn ro- I (ICHllMlPll. i l-onger lines wnn a ru-ocmguru j .ow, IinU a niKner mdlator are es pecially noticeable, me gasoline uiuk is under the cowl in most models, seats and steering wheel are lower and the curs are roomier. The motor remains unchanged. 1 els. Color han replaced the black fin- insanity as i)i:ri:Nbi:. (Continued Krom Pago One) M ii rra y A n I Umm-cI "d A companion who brought the family to Salem in his car volun teered the Information that tho .Mur rays were highly respected In the community and that a petition would be sent to Oovernor Plerco signed by hundreds of friends asking for clemency. Oil Service W whai . it means "Oil Service" is more than just pouring in a quart or two of oil be fore your car has hardly come to a stop at my pump. That's speed, all right, but the real oil service comes in the 500 or 1000 miles of driving that follows. I know that every drop of MonaMotor oil I put into your car will fight friction to the last ditch and win! It won't evaporate and der.crt you in a pinch. For real "oil service," the kind that pays in cheaper mileage, buy Jfe22lfcl23 Oila. Oils & Greases PHIPPS AUTO PARK Riverside at Jackson Phone 1037-R OPEN ALL NIGHT Phipps Auto Park ' Service Highway at Jackson St Whafthc Price -MANN'S $3.00 $7.50 $10 .Mr. Murray " I"""! '"' IHoukSi "f I'"'"!' On"'"'" I,'I",''V iravinii Tom at tho time ol hl "'I' luru in . ... "1 don't know inurn ' ). .replied. "Hut. "B I ;""" Ftand it. it deikal)le. Mi Murray Is nearly l"""'"; with Ki'lef and wa us.sii.itu . from the ear un.1 the prison yeHtel day. .Sli was drne.l entirely In blaik. The three members of tile family who vl-iled here yesterday Mann's Ss ' Mann's The New Season's Modes In Their Various Correct Phases , Are Given Official Introduction Kvervthing that the smart Iv dressed wonmn .will wear this .fall and all the "little things" she will vear with them, fire presented for your guidance and selection in large, repre sentative displays, liaeh version of the mode has been selected for its style success and with a keen knowledge of your pref erence. Fashions for the new season are diverse, indeed. Silhouette is decidedly new with a subtle harmony of line and garniture made, brilliant, by rich fabrics and glorious colors. Accept Our Invitation to Take Fullest Advantage 1 Of Our' Service to You. Jtandst)ipantmud r "THE STORE FOR EVEffVBODV" J PHONE-486-48 MEDFORD.ORKON. IMBM If llllllllllllll'lillMII SPECIAL BARGAINS Three New 1925 Model Cars GREATLY REDUCED HIGHWAY MOTOR CO. 114 S. Riverside Quality WE ARE MANUFACTURERS OF ' Doors Screens, Windows and Sash, Window and Door Frames Mouldings, Cabinets of All Kinds Pur Constant Aim Is to Keep Oup Quality ind Prlcea Absolutely Right. Do Not Order From Out-of-Town Concerns Befor Letting Us Figure on Your Bill. TROWBRIDGE Medford A Modern Mill jjave llin iippeunmce of II ilik'lilfleil and eonservatlve fimlly uroup. There as nollilni! tu Indleuto In liny way that ' f ,llt''1' nuniber could be u criminal. The father conversed with newspapermen in u iiulet manner, answerilli; iiientlonH without heslta lioii without showliiB any reaenl inent. lie did. huwevor. say that "I haven't read the' newspapers much because f Just couldn't stund it." The family will return to Snliin at the time of the trial, it was said. Cars Phono 254 CABINET WORKS Oregon o Co