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O o o O O PAGE SE?EN MEDFOllD MATE TRTWN1. MEDPORI), OREO OX, WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER -1. 192.-, i HIGH S. STUDENTS N. Y. WOMEN GET yiiiiiiii mmMrmmmimmm mxmss WIN PRIZES IN ALL BALLED UP IN T. F TOP Hudson and Essex Willys-Knight Overland TYPING CONTESTS: VOTING MACHINE o (By MARY McKKNOKKK.) There has been very little exetlio jnent around the high school tills week. Clawies are proceeding mnootli : ly, and nothlng-out of the ordinary seems to be happening. Two days a week, the students tak ing science, devote their tlme to ex i perlmentlng- In the years proceeding ' both the chemistry and the phyxics ;' students were required to hand In a , written report on each experiment. This year the Btudents in chemistry W perform a number of closely related : experiments as .a group and a report - is men maae on me Kruup. . method has been found very aatlsfnc ' tory, according to Mr. Cope, the phys ics and chemistry Instructor. In the bookkeeping department thin year, three sets of books belonging to prominent firms of Medford are be ing kept. The students have the privilege of working on these" when their current requirements are In. For thto purpose, Mr. Knox, instructor of bookkeeping, has installed an adilini; (nachlne belonging to him personally. '1 he purpose of keeping these sets of books in the high school Is to give the students some practical exper ience. A standard test in bookkeep ing was given last Friday. This was one of a series sent put by the Sunn Normal school in Whitewater, Wis. Those receiving the highest gr.des were: Oeorge Sllllman, 104 out of a possible 112; and Robert Redwine, 100 out of a possible 112. The stenographic department Is very popular this year. There are 94 tnk- . IMS iiiuniiinih, ' m-e,... .....f, .. I Wind, anil 30 advanced 'shorthand. Each month the typewriter compa nies send out 10-mlnute speed tests. . For some timer it has been the prac tice of the students in typing to take these tests. In the Underwood tests the students are penalized 10 wortls for each error- made-A The Itoyul tests are somewhat harder, because there is a limit of ifve errors. The WASHINGTON'. Nov. 4'. Prohlbl- NICW YORK Nov. 4. (A. IM tlon Director General Lincoln An- ' . ' ..' ' . drews sold today before the congres- Clicking of the new voting machines fllvore j" tne in me iineeiun unseniuiy uihuto- i.., rtn,, rilroxilv In the sale of sacramental wines and medl- known as "silk stocking" district marseu nn experiment in me "a"i-ClIm, whiskies to consumers.' "It will lug system of New prk state yM-cut out legalized traffic In liquor for a icruuy. . 'profit." he argued. "It would give Amusing Incidents occurred and the BOV(rhment somo ,)rorll nl80i.. verdicts as to the merit of the ma- mftrked Representative darner, demo chines ranged from "new tangled crnt TeXas. He said medicinal liquor useless contraptions" to "unqualified so)d for i2.r,o a pint in Washington success." nnd 4 n.pint n Texas. Women took to the machines more; There nrei 20,000.000 gallons of readily than men. One woman whiskey in warehouses today, the proudly claimed the record of having' committee was told, or 10,000,000 less voted In sixteen seconds. After she than a few years ago. had depnrted, however, the e)ection part of the loss was attributed by officials concluded that she had Mr. Andrews to shrinkage and evap merely gone Into the stnll and pulled ; oration. a lever closing the curtain about ':is this shrinkage and evaporation her In the belief that this was all largely pilfering?" representative that was necessary to cast' her vote.l Hawley. -republican of Oregon asked. Another voter pulled the exit lever "Pilfering Is a minor factor In the, the wrong way and the ballot fol- sprlnknge," Mr. Andrews replied, lowing his was left blank. Ani Mr. Andrews said he did not Intend election official had to help him get' to -Ask for larger appropriations for out of the stall. WASHINGTON STATE SEATTLE. Xov. 4. (A. P.) Ef fnrtH of 'Washington to bar Japanese from controlling land were repulsed yesterday by the state supreme court. The commonwealth gained decisions iirsunerior court here that a 60 year lease of J. T. Kusumf on ten acres and possession by Ryoton Jurita of eight acres was invalid. The lower court ordered both tracts which are near here to escheat to the state. The higher tribunal .denied the rate is often made, but the number of state's contention that a series of errors is to great. In the Underwood wuhsuth on rarn iraci -rnoing in wit? enforcement, "except for the coast guard, perhaps." "I think the customs service has asked for 150 moro border patrols" he added. "Rum smuggling has in creased smuggling In other products." In asking a tax on denatured alco hol h Rfilil thin rinnHtitntnil nnn nf Ithe mnin sources of supply to boot leggers. Ho urged that further es- utuusium-iu ui inut'penueni aenaiur init Dlants be prohibited and denatur ing be limited as much as possible to plants where the entire denatured pro duct Is consumed. Reduction of the pure 'alcohol tax to, the pre-war level would cut down the; spread, he pointed out, between the 'legitimate user and the illegiti mate and would decrease the profit of the bootlegger. tests for October the following re ceived . medals: ' Marjorle Goff, silver pin GO words a- minute. Grace Younce,. bronze pin 48 words a minute. "Alta Lindsey. bronze pin, 41 words a minute. In the Royal tests for October, Lois Norrla made a certificate of pro ficiency for 41 words with only five errors. Several of the students of the sten ographic department hold positions after school and Saturdays, and the department often does work for out side people. COOUDGE HOPEFUL OF BIG TAX CUT claims upheld hail through dummies. been effected 25 CENT WANT AD . Diogenes and his lantern finally have been replaced .with more mod ern' means of finding the honest man. - A ' shwill -want ad, placed In the Courier on Saturday and costing only 2fi cents, far less than the cost of nil or Diogenes' lantern, found the honest man within a few hours. Lant Saturday, Vivian Grlmmet entered the Courier office and in serted a small classified ad asking for the return of a poeketbook con taining $245 which she had lost This morning, J. A. Plttenger, of North Twelfth street, brought the billfold to the office nnd left it for WASHINGTON". Nov. 4. (A. P.) president Coolidge is hopeful that taxes can he reduced by more than maa Annnnn n lthmiirh he hellevcs no iA.nl safe maximum cam be fixed until tho He nttd picked budget for the coming uscai year i completed. 'Secretary Mellon's recommendation was for a reduction of from $260 000,000 to $300,000,000, but It was disclosed today at the White Mouse mime was jn the that the president was not con- pUJW courier, vlnced that the cut would have to be held within that limit. "Estimates made in. congress have run all the way to $600,000,000. It up In front of the Cave shop at about 4:30 Fridiy afternoon, only a short time after it was lost. It had been kicked into the gutter and was seen by Mr. Pit lenger as he got out of his car. No bilfold. a rants til Official Notice of Sarr ail's Recall Is Received By U.S. A WASHINGTON, Nov. 4. (A. P.) Offlcinl word of the recall by the French government of General Sar- rail as French high commissioner in - nyna reucneu ine hiuiv ueimi uumi 1 PORTLAND, Ore., Nov. i. (A. P.) today. i Word that O. A. Rltan, 76. well-, General Duport will be sent to Syria known tlmberman who disappeared to act as high commissioner temporar from his home here Monday, was V pending the appointment of a clv ' enre in Clatskanie and would return man to that post. The Information -af pnee was received today by his came from the American embassy at win." - Oscar Rltan. ' .Paris. He '.had taken a notion to visit I The removal of General Sarrntl fol snme old friends at. Clatskanie. nc- lows representations made hy Am cording to -the Information received bassadnr Herrlck In connection with from them and had made the trip the bombardment In Dnmnscus. which without Bnvlng anything to anybody. Imperiled American lives nnd dam- .I - i in i il American owned property. I Similar representatfons were made I by other powers including Great Ilrlt nln. MOTHER! Child's HarriTjessLaxative is r ' "California Fig Syrup" Evm const Ipsted, bilious, feverish, or tick, telle bAies and children love to take swnilne "California Fig Syrup. Mo other laxative regulates the tender IrtUa towels eo nicely. It eweetene the U.S. NOW HAS NEARLY 500,000 MILES PAVING WASHINGTON, Nov. 4. (A. P.) The bureau of public roads 6f the agricultural department estimated to day that the close of this season's road construction work would bring the nation's total of hard-surfaced highways to nearly . half a million miles. . The estimate was based on reportH from states and counties throughout the country. Women Secure against lost charm this new way of solving oldest - hygienic problem SHEER gowns and ill-timed so cial or business demands hold no terror for the modern woman. The insecurity of the old-time "sanitary pad" has been ended. "KOTEX," a new and remarkable way, is now used by 8 in 10 better class women. It's five limes as absorbent as ordi nary cotton pads You dine, dance, motor for hours in sheerest frocks without a sec ond's doubt or fear. It deodorizes, too. And thus stops ALL danger of offending. - - Discards as easily as a piece of tissue. No laundry. No embarrass ment. t ' You ask for it at any drug or department store, without hesitancy, simply by saying "KOTEX." Do as millions are doing. End old, insecure ways. Enjoy life every day. Package of twelve costs only a few cents. k ore x No laundry-discard like Haw WOMAN AUTO DRIVER IS A11ACKED BY COW A cow, using the Pacific highway and not displaying a tall light Sunday evenlnp, developed a nasty disposi tion and attempted to run the Chev rolet driven hy Mrs. Oeonre Kiddle Into the ditch." says the Grants I'ass Courier. Mrs. Kiddle and several other ladles were returning from a Christian Endeavor meeting- at Med ford and were ahout a mile south of Hogue River when a cow Jumped out. from the side of the road and kicked viciously at the car. The radiator was bent hut the fenders nnd bumper were uninjured. The cjir came out the worsl for the aclcdent. but the cow trotted off, apparently In high spirits over the results of the encounter." Woman IXTtarrd Insane. KELHO. Wash.,' Nov. 4. -(A. P.) Mrs. Cora Zack, cowilts county wo- U H1VCIT. -V . ....,.. A U 1... J stomach and stSrti the liver and boweis man wno ai'Wir " '; wKtoat Rtiplnjr. ConUtoe no narcotics oin son wim n -. ""' O'-""', me, ooJklM svrups. Say "California" day adjudged Insane hy '" o' ywVdrui.t. and avoid counterfeit.; physicians .d ordered 9or,illd to aaltt upon genuine "Cailiotejia tig tne siaio asjium prny". walch contains dirnrtions. fCirtjy, . Before . youBuUd orBtijr a Home M insbt on ChecJCSeal Elecmcdl Wiring VvMcinc nia Jill I o . 1926 AUTO LICENSE FREE WE ARE NOW HOLDING Medlord's Largest Used Car Sale AT PRICES NEVER BEFORE QUOTED! - Hudson, Essex and Overland factory reductions , on new cars make it possible for us to give you a real bargain in all makes of Used Cars. During this offering' of Used Cars of all makes j we give a 1 926 License Absolutely Free ... Your Gain and Our Loss! Use Your Old Car as a vvi Down Payment. Leave Us Your Order for Any Type of Used Car. Hurry Take Advantage Hurry j CHEVROLETS . . . OVERLANDS PAKLANDS . . . DODGES ... FORDS Closed Car, Touring and Roadster Models Armstrong Motors, Inc. 123 West Main St. Telephone 18 2ANE GREY REX BEACH ETHEL M. DELL B. M. BOWER Many Others 69c THIS WEEK Medford Book Store :. CASH PAID ; For Becond-Hand V Furniture and Stoves j W. A. KINNEY j Furniture House 315 E. Main Phone 505 I Automobile Repair Work ,We can honestly say that we have the best mechanics that money can hire. High class auto repairing is our specialty. V ELECTRIC AND ACETY ') LENE WELDING. YOUNG'S . 33 South tartlett i Phone 208 Wong Pod Ckiiese Mediciie For Treatment of Aonto na Ohronlo OIsmm of Mea and Wowa. Oocr tnif tsaor trMUd, taflumu, kM- aej, bladder and ftomach troabe, fita, htrnltt raptartf cotds, (inula troublu, par Irala, ferei, yncumoiua, aathna and throat troutoiea, rhtumatlim, amtnorrboea, gonra, Donatuaptloa. catarrh, pilaa, hydrooala, al Offlat Hourai I A. M. to I P, M. CenaultaUan Fraa Ml South Front at UHHr4. Qra, " TAKE f VU CANADIAN PACIFIC EMPRESS LITERS SPEED, wrvlca and comfort make Canadian Pacific the preferred method of travel to the Orient Every two weeks a magnificent Empress liner tails from Van couver for traal-Pa cific ports. . ' V rile or call on your local afftnl for am- pltli information. Attractive second cabin ratal art also available. ' Deacon -GcjilJaaih fcirrlhl 1 WkriH-HulUa Mi Mff Portland Yen, our Ice creams cast u Hpcll of delight over thoHO who eut it. Tho flavom are tho r e h u 1 1 of making cream with fresh fruit or genuine flavoring pxtructH. Serve It every day. rorfect Ie Cream" Jackson County Creamery 3" "aasaa We Are Now Ready to Serve Toasted Sandwiches At AU Times The "Cozy Nook Main and Riverside, Sparta Bldg. Our paint ttlcketh clour than a brother. All of life's leasoni are not learned ' In school. The leason of paint's protection cornea from experi ence. We know tbat paint la the beat pro tective policy. Why do we put It offf Bia . m r.T..W-TIJ-JMyi rrrji-i jfii.m Follow Peter Paint's Advice' il'lI - A Hotel Manx Pow.ll Slrttt at O'Farrtll AN FRANCISCO "NtaresttoEverithint" Every modern convenience for the guciL Circulating Ice water. Hospitality and (ood service., ' HARVEY M. TOY Owntr O
