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MEDFORD MATE TRIBUNE, flrEDFORD, (3"REC10X, SUNDAY. -FfiITST 20, 1928. PXGE THRTH QRECAST CROWDED! SCHOOLS! : ' j yein-M. Pnrenth of kiicIi children ! who ilesi re io onttr tlieni should ; rail the city suporiiitL-ndent or .Mrs. ticoi'Kc II. Canoclo, phono iS!-l, who luiH chai'Ko of tetit- ' injr such pupils, between now and Hi-pn-mher 1st. Tilt.' boundary lines of wards j served by the four elementary schools arc. w'th a few except-i Ions the siinie as last year and j are a.i follows: ' The Minn school and Junior j , nmn school etun serves uu-j Tentatively, the following as- . ... ' , . . . I t whole city for the 8ntl.-H it rep- : ,Kmill.IIt (,f teachers In the schools ! o republican state cemra.j .--, u-n.ncr ... .. m, : Am1 resents. .,.,,,. i.pn nmde. A treneriil tench- 1 oommitiee will soon open head- " uic mumumwt-s ot numn The four elenieiUary Schools nieetliiL' has been culled l).v the ! n,.,.,v. iwti.m.i m.l m.ltirt TENTATIVE LIST JACKSON G. 0. P. TO SEPTEMBER TO BE LEGION NOMINATES OF TEACHERS IN OPEN CANIPAIGN'lNTH OF FAIRS FOR COMING YEAR SCHOOLS NArtT EARLY DATEllN THIS SECTION AT MONDAY MEET Medford to Have I .1 a vigorous campaign, livery coun j ty In the slate has a republican house nrades one to six. House- ctv superintendent for the Junior elt school serves all the territory hitfh school building;. Saturday, n the east aide of Hear Creek. isi. tit i::m t. in., for tre- I nrnn Pnrnllmpnt flnH Wlfirfi 1 (Tno Itlvcrslde school and Kouth I nminary nruaniKailon and assiKn- ! urbanization that si preparing for " y 'Central district has been thrown i ments. l-'nllowintr the ireneial I active work. ; back into the Lincoln school.) i meetintr there will be spej-lal i Never in the history of the state The Lincoln Mhool serves that I meetings of the teachers of the i have the women showed such an interest In polities, and their worn and influence will be Rreatly felt Crowded Conditions Than Last Year Junior High portion of the city west of Hear ;Hevernl stimuli. k and Kast of the S. 1'. K. It. I llluh School ttta-ks. I n. jr. Cmkle. principal; Myrna j The .Tntkson school nerves the ; nnri-ntt, Maude P.nrritfnr, (Jertrude west and northwest pari of the I duller, 1. (I. Callison, .Mauiine city lylnw west of the s. P. It. 41. iCarroll, Ksther Church. II. I. Itracks to Koiirth strut :. l-Yom U'ope, Ruth Kiln Dickerson. Clenna the intersection of Uh railroad ,m Hnrly,. .Mary filbert. Zoe tracks to Fourth streets. : From Hubbs, K. .l. HussonK, Klizabeth south line of Aho Jack son district I Jerome, Josephine Jo l(-s, 1. eland runs aloiiK the center of Fourth Knox. 11. Humphries. I.i 1 a it d n 'street to I'each street, thence Mentzer. I.nrn .Mitchell. Kula llen- ReSIClent PlipilS Same aSjsouth on WiiHhintUun and IMumjttini MaiKuerite Scou. Jofiepltlnp : tf tne stmiiiern houmiary oi tniMKirtky, Johnnie Fleet, isuhci u iu ; school district. j sie, Itulph JIailey. C. i. Smith, ! South of the Jacksonville hij&h- Mrs. C. C. Smith. Josephine Smiih. way the west line of the -Med-1 Myrtle Tobey. llulh Abele, C. 1 . jford school district coincides close- (Thompson, Virninia Walt, Wilson My with the west city limits. North I Waft (purl time), Nettle .Mae Mail lot! the Jacksonville highway theuren. j district line 1h the center of Kons Junior Jllffh School Lane. A, J. llanby, principal; Ksther Washington school serves the FlIeKt'l, Winifred Andrews. Kdith southwest part of the city, or that ' Hrown, Opal Clarke, Walter Netzel Is Chief Problem Res istration Hours Listed, and Districts Outlined Tuition Fees For Non- Last Year. AM city schools, both tfrade and hiKh are scheduled to open Tuesday, ScjUeinlier -lib. Accord ing io Siiperinti'ndcnt Hedfick, - res tit indications point to a birner cnndlment : ft more iTmiw.'il situation iii.ui last year. Si-1 1 records show that Med- 1'i.nl has been increasing in popu lation about to per cent annually 1'itr the last four years. Our must iK.w.l.-d situation w'll be the Jon for Miuli school M ntcti the old .Methodist ciutrcti on t'.aitletl street for overflow c!;tsscs from this building. Wah in",4nn, lioosevelL and the new bi::h school will be entirely full, but U is believed the pupils can 1 r- bundled in those schools with out renting outside .space." i'upils in grades one be registered September 4th territory lyhit? west of the rail road tracks and north to the cen ter line of Fourth street; 'the north and west boundaries fol lowing the center line of Fourth. I'each. Main, Washington, and The board has.l'l'im streets. All pupils i rom i ne jjiven ui Iricts are expecletl to report to t heir own respective schools for the opening day. Following rei; iytration. where It can be shown that individual will be belter accommodated by attendance at some other school, an effort will be made to effect transfers. Superintendent Jled rick pointed oul that while the Hoard and he were desirous of meeting the wishes of parents in sa far as they could, that in a pupils con- j crowded situation hucii as jiwiumu Krade) and ; has. ami with school mminKs nu tty located in cciucin oi alreadv reKlstered ulalion. ll is not aiways Mukim in-esent themselves to place every child as they would like to be able to do. According to the Hoard's or der tuition for non-resident child ren is fixed the same as last year who at $fi.oo per month for elementary to six will I'uesday morning, at !i a. m. when : their respective i hoy appear buildings. Junior HUh school pupils (7th Mid Mb rrrades and dilioued to the !th anv others not in school here last ex; yi-ar anil not i.r. asl:ed to at the Junior Hih schol Friday, August :S!st. !t:ltt) to o'clock for reiristration. liifili school students who have r not. a I ready reKisiereu Albert Fitch, Janet Ford, Annette! (iray. Marguerite Hammond, Hay Henderson. Florence Hurd. II. W. i Keesee, Dorothy Matheny, Huth Ma-Col lister, (irace Slnema, Kay ( 'arver, Uidie Whisenant. Melba Williams, Carol Uamsey, Mttybelle Cburtdi, Wilson Wail (part lime). Jackson II. "W. Oitstin, principal; Mildred Jlendcrson. Ksther McCollom, Jes sie Jensen, Jessie .MacNlven, Kdlth parents or pupils I(euel, Alice Hansen, Theone Tay lor, Marian iiriRKs, Jeanne jwae Xiven, Yvonne Smith. Lincoln Ora Cox. principal; . Florence Schott, Colden Starr Scott, Ora Tucker, Huth ShaitRle, Kmily Webber, I-aura West, Aletha (iray, I'earl Turner, Roosevelt Sara Van Meter, principal; Louise Bus ford, Alieane Maxwell. Anna It. Carter, l'risellla Webb, Hee .Morrison. Mildred Aspinwall. l-'lorence Allen, Kred Schneider, Kthel Willelts. Washington H. Tl. Finch, principal; lilanche in the cainpaimi. Floyd Cook, secretary of the state republican committee, leaves for Portland' early this week to be actively connected with the ! committee work. ( Chairman I'hll Mtschan of the j state committee has chosen S. ' Similiter Smith, state committee j man. and Mrs. D. I'ernzzl of Ash- land as members of the executive c4inmitiee. I'.oih of these repub licans have served on this com mittee for several years. Halph Williams, national com mitteeman from Oregon, senior member of the committee-and vice chairman, loaves for the east early in September to assist In arrang ing for the campaign all over. the country. The republican county commit- j lee, with Frank Kan-ell as chair man and Vern .Marshall secretary, is already actively preparing for a vigorous campaign In Jackson county .and will open headquar ters soon. Tho committee consists of rG members from every part of the county, who will take active pari In the campaign. Chairman Farreli has appointed the following executive committee: O. M. flreen, Kred C, Homos and O. H. Jackson .Ashland; Cleorge Hilton, Jr.. A. J. Crose, P. M. Ker shaw, O. M. Itoberts, Seely V. Hall, K .1 Farreli and Vern li, Mar shall, Medford'; S. O. Nve, Talent Oregon and northern with numerous county fairs sched uled to lake place throughout this territory. The first fair will be held lu Klamath county. Sep. I. 2 and ;! and will lie combined with the annual Labor Pay cele bration of the Klamath labor un ions. The Josephine County fair will take place at (Jrants I'ass, Sept. r,, . 7 and S and the fol lowing week the Jackson eoun ty fair will be held here. dates of the Jackson county fit " are scheduled for Stpe. 12, IS, 11 and .'. Tin- latter part of the month the Siskiyou County fair will be held near Yreka on Sept 27. -MM and 2!i. The Siskiyou Fair board, is jusi completing a big new :i-' slorv boiblinir which I. will hous.? t a. huge grandstand, two large) exhibit halls and a dance pavil- i Ion 200 feet in length. This j unique building which will cost i approximately $20,000 was de-j signed by L. It. Humphreys, welt i known architect of this city. The Jackson and Josephine County Fair boards have both ad- j ded a. number of new buildings ' expect to put on the best i fair in history. ' ' ilford Tost No. ican l.cgion will h I hiation of officers for the com- '. for i itiLT w!i r ii u fci i i b a u una 1 ! uf j iiiibor pay ball and other iiom: criminating tasto. rare judgment i led' interest should draw a large and her appreciation of what the 'atendance. Altho no advance in-! smartly dressed woman should ; formation has ' been received con- wear, she brings to Medford a Icerning the prospective candidates J wealth of experience ami a. close for post officers it is anticipated contact with the dictators of fash jthal with Medford post's member- ion. Mrs. Hoffmann says there ship of over 72. "i. there wiil be . is no city of its size in the roim- mi'ir iiiiiMPiuiiu ix-iiii, oeucr ilUilllllcu ill ii ipi eemi c iuh'i Nominations will be made at class merchandise, only two meetings, tomorrow The location for the new shop night and Monday, Sept. 10th. The is being entirely redecorated and. annual election will take place ; when completed, will probably be In accordance wit hi the newly' the most attractive women's shop adopted schedule on Sept. 24th on the const. The stock will con mid installation of officers, the slst of hats, coats, dresses,, lingerie first meeting in October. 'and accessories. SALF.M. Ore., Aug. 25. (P) Tho issuance ot! refunding bonds at n xt r ci- i lwrl" '"i'rost rate is said to bo IVetp Style onOp1 part of a plan Tor refinancing and, i reorganizing the Orants l'ass Irri- outstanding recognition 'f; gallon district presented here to day at a meeting of tho stato reclamation commission with tho district bondholders' committee. The meeting was In exoctitlvo Ses sion and details of tho phut were not made public. CHICACO, 111., Aug. 2-1. (p) Tho prieo of beef, ou a compara tive basis, Is cheaper than it was before the war, hut Armour & Co., in a review of general packing house conditions, reported that bus iness continues unsatisfactory. , An , our city's progress wilt be the ' opening, about September of ,1111 exclusive shop for women in the Crateriai theater building. 1 This new shop will be owned ami operated by a former Med ford girl, Mrs. Ethel vvyn Hrown I loffmann. and will bear her name. Mrs, Hoffmann, as Kthel 7 of the wyn Hrown. will be well" remem Id an im-:hered by the older families of the tomor-1 community. She has spent the Norn- years, since leaving here, as buyer several of the largest stores the country. With her dis- ONYX POINTEX HOSIERY For 'Women st?!.!).') Obituary Daily Meteorological Report Smuluy, Austin!. IMi Forecasts Medford aud vicinity: Sunday unsettled. Not much change in temperature. Oregon: Sunday unsettled, prob ably with thunderstorms in moun tains oC east portion, and show ers on const. Cooler in east por tion Sunday. Rising humidity. LOCAL DATA QUACKKXHUSH Robert Quack cnliiisli. age five, son of Mr. and .Mrs. (!uy Quackonbush of Talent, passed away Friday, August 24. 192S. Tim funeral sni'vlnen will lio Cnnnile,-Marian Beeson, Avis An- .e(1 tllia Sunday afternoon at 3:30 Ki'liuetis, -Lydiii Cooney, Clortrude o'clock from the Dodge Undertak ing Parlors in Ashland. f Old PIoiukm' Is C'nllnl. l'Al.o A I. TO Mi-m. Ittn-bnra POlt-n.AN l), Ore., Auk. 24. OP) Si-liluRliter, ."5, died at the home M. C. and Dan li. Maloney, wlioar her daughter. Mrs. Charles (i. Temperature (deg.).... U0 Til Highest ilast 12 brs.) S'l S!i Lowest (last 12 lira.) CO r7 Rel. Humldlly (I'd.).. 70 34 j 1'roeipilalion imenesi.uu State of Vcatlier....('loiidy..Cloiidy Total precipitation since Sep temper 1 , 192 15.05 inches. Sunrise today, .5:31 a. m. Sunset today, 0:53 p. m. Sunrise Monday, 5:31 a. n C. A. COI.K. Meteorologist. un Cll.uihi-h in M i " i.iti, u ,.!,,. Allr... C'riimni-. Heulnll llieli- n.Kislr.ill.m a. e ' : ' " ,'". ,, . .,(, ..oi- .Smith. Amy llnrdtr.g, Liini l.yncll .'""'and''oo o'clock. ' ! month. High school pupils UvlnKlRuih lioltnn. pupils who will lie six. years in a sco.h.i ........ i.l' up. before six months after : nut support a high school hue Hi.- opening "1 siou"i. " I""" ' ,., ,.l,n nr. in sold the Coos Hay Times a few l,alhrop, on Stanford t'niversily ,l.,- ,rl. are accepted for en-,No-,es. 1 wit m ''nts who a i, , molUna ,. nnv0 KOnt ,,.,.,, ,.llnllulJ; shp ,V11B ,,. wl(low of li.-im-e willmui iin.'suim: , ..... , ........ ............ ,.,.,. i ,.v of the first edition of their 1 lerman i-r pupils who will be six dlinni. must s, i ua e u . . in- new paper, the Santa Ana Times, the pinnoer Hotel in Mariposa 111, Sortie, who has been suffering ,hc th-st scmcHtcr may be "- tlH lr chil l n will f ''"'',,! , Santa Ana .Oil. It the gold rm-h days. Kunernl ser-i from a. . heart ailment for several ' ' I't' d provided they show l.y u siiio tin "'''" ' ,.!.,.,,. Assocl.-ite.l P. service. ! vices were set for Saturday. I week's. it mental age development "' ISIKMARCK, N. 15., Aug. J 5. Mltle hopo was held today for hlaceler. who founded the recovery ot (.overnor A. '.- f "THE STORE FOR EVERYBODY " y 1HONe-486-47 Soleil Hat Days Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday a Sale of Newest Fall Models in Soleil Felts The style-value event of the season, for the hats are all brand new and of lustrous soleil the leading millinery fashion for fall. Tho newest colors are here, too, and every head size! Millinery Shop Second Floor M.75 $7.45 AGKSON GOUN TY FAIR EPTEMBER -13-14-1 5 RUNNING RACES 70-HORSES-70 Also CHARIOT RACES TRICK RIDING ROPING RELAY RACES and ROMAN RACES BAND CONC ERTS Featuring ASHLAND-GRANTS PASS AND MEDFORD BANDS SOMETHING DOING EVERY MINUTE A Great Gala Week for Southern Oregon and Northern California People ns r rrr TTVT TT TV TTT TIVTC! Our Live Stock, Poultry, Horticultural, Agricultural and Dairy Products, iUUUU 1IN X JtVlllVll.lJ jlVIO Needle and Art Work, Products of Kitchen and Pantry, School Exhibits NEW BUILDINGS! NEW DISPLAYS! All resources, all industries, all energies of Jackson County have been brought together with one effort to make this fair bigger and better than any county fair ever held in the state. Every phase of agriculture stock-raising, fruit, vegetable and grain farming, dairying, poultry raising, prod ucts of kitchen and pantry, boys club work has been called upon to aid in the various exhibitions. Every department will be crammed full of the splendid products of Oregon. One of the finest District fairs in the West i'iim.i)) wv.vw'wm'' ".:".".".'."'?, '