Medford mail tribune., November 05, 1925, Image 9

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MKPFOftD MATti TRIBUNE, BEDFORD, OT?KCi OX, Tl I DAY. NOV KM UKU 5. I!.'.
PAOE THREE
WO. TO
Majr Aii Hfl Sot s Wife jasklnir Ium to tlo y tluuhle act with
NKW YoniCMrn. Frank Tlnney her usbund. She (inay iu pi. but,
hA. two cMlorrnTn. from London anyhow, she's poliitf to pet a divorce.
. , MllKMlUlli'N l".ys . , ft :
UU.MK Mussolini hud ue eye oi
tho dove of peace inul ie- n her on
the ooncielc. nevesMitles. ittit its to
1'nly's frontiers: "Woe uulo liim who
touehe them!"
They'll 'I'uhc II 1'roin .lot take It from Joe Htehlln, soldier of
.MOW YOKK The Sultana UJam fortune. Ho says he led an expedition
nml. IN karnl. is here with him. lnto Moroeeo to reeover It.
HAVE SAME TAX
RATIO AS 1924
.EM.- Ore,, Nov. 6. On the
go. .county tax ratios for .192S
lially approved by the stale t
lilsslon last night showing 1io
typn of assessed property' values
yitual values, are slightly lower
S the 1924 ratios. This' in "-'
Gig to a statement by members
fie commission. ' .
ft Multnomah county ratio is
fel at .64 as against .65 last year.
Clarion and Folk county ratios
Un nt .66 and .44 respectively.
IAne is increased from .63 to
sLlackson county continues nt .61.
qutea is decreased from .40 to
Douglas reduced from .06 to
maa umatiiia is decreased irom
.69. : .
lip ratios for all counties this
tswlth a comparative column fur
fcear, follow;
My J92S 1964
er .......... ..70 .it,
ton .60 .61
llamas '. .40 ' .42
top .. .78 .81
inula 71 .76
$ 60' .61
ik .on ,.67'
tfi 80 ..M
Sfcutes 46 .411
itlas 66 .66.
I)n DO .89
! 71 .70 .
jy. . .68 .:.
srtlver 64 .64.
ttfn ; 61 .61
Json .71 .71
iphlno 67 .67
tnalh .06 .70
m 60 .go
$... .69 .61
join ... ............ M ;87
ti , 63 .63
Mur- .69 .CO
)n ... .6 .66
rtw ....... .75 ' .76
taomah 64 .66
jg 44, .44
an . . . . ...... .84 .04
iliiook . I.". ..'..BO1 .86
iHlla ;. .69 . -.70
n 78 .79
Iowa. . .03
Wo .73 .73,
Itllngton ........'.. .. .46 " .47-
Kfler 70 .76
(hill .64 .56
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llotv ScJiooto Are Working. .
1. Teuing in civics now.irui--v
I operates. . -.. ,
t. Trnlnlnir scout crouns. to
gk after younger children. .
. Teaching traffic games. ..
;i. Dramatizing accident pro.
ffition work. - ' ' 4
l. Talks by police officers.
. Including .safety in each
fciect as it applies. '
Incorporating .saroiy irain- t
in p h y si c a I education
ftrses.
Organizing Junior Safety
lbs.
natlon-wldo reduction In child,
fatalities Is being accomplish,
tho public schools In tho eoun.
jeeording to a survey Just com
tfi by tho national automobllo
Uber of commerce. ' '
ty-two por cent of the city
la and 88 por cenl of the coun
S'hools aro giving instruction to
ft pupils, . telling them of : the
Mrs of traffic, oxplalnlqg bow
lb Is handled, and emphasizing
ieccsslty of. observing tho rulen.
illng to dnta supplied by 180o
superintendents. ' ' .
AioHs taken from 828 - news
rs all over. the. country show.
ilO per cent of the fatalities for
first eight months of the year
-cd minors as compared with
(or cent for the corresponding
(1 last year.
August total fatality figures,
fling children and adults, were
me as August. 19:4, and S per
IJunder July. 1926.
ie total, child and adult, for
rst eight months Is 6 per cent
than tho first eight montUB
ear. ....
fact that fewor children are
ng with disaster Is . a great
3 to tho teachers of this eoun
When ovory school Includes
rly soincwllcro In Its rlrriculum
ling which will help tho child
Itself to. this now age, thoro
o r still ' further reduction.
addition to this training of the
In tho what-to-do and not-to-traffic,
there should be n pro-
Cf adequate playgrounds so
ho boys and girls will have a
place than the streets to piny.
vlng too fast for conditions, ro-
the dominant accident cause
utahlo to the motorist. .
'.open country and on non-stop
Idvards rapid driving with due
fiBlso of caution may bo permis
Ip nnd desirable, but facts show
tUtely that within tho city limits,
Win to driving should be an abso
ule under all conditions,
lost of tho citizens of this coun
(jlro automobllo drivers or pas
t's, but when they are traveling
jjoot they, soom to forget the
if of view they have, when driv
m Jaywalking continues to be
fllurgo factor In automobile dls-
A good deal more of the
tn Ilule on tho part of those
ft aro either walking or driving
rn tub 1 urn iiin wn mmim
: . : W ON DETONATING '.
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mi have very helpful results.
TTOART, Ark. Wild ducks
out to forfeit game law protcc-
y destroying the rice crop. ,
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