srpjiM-(.)mT math M'YtnvuNig, ftrionirorto, oREfioT. Sunday, ocTfm'ETt 2i.i92f?
KttE 'FOO'K
City and JRogwe Riier Valley School News of the Week
Jackson School
Football Game
Six Weeks' Examinations
Work Outlined
lJiinkifiK 'J 1.4 m-ii'-M. 1 Ut pt r
ren rooms, .l i s. Taylor's, M iss
MiuNIvch'h.
Spellinif (3 rj percent, off 2 pt-i
com.
J-'nntball name Jackson 0, Roosevelt
Junior High
Spelling Average High
Harmonica Band
plays for
Teachers' Institute
-I
Roosevelt School
Assembly Held
Health Report
Dental Examination
Valley School
Mr. and Mrs. C. Janes Guests
Piano Solo by Barbara Sheldon
Program Rendered
For the first litd. in t he his
tory of .limine hiKh school our
spelling nvt'raj" i niiku higher
than nny school in tin- city.
I .Many of the 1 division ha vc
J had 10fj iicr. cjii. ircm-d tlurinK
1 1 hit lJ.'ist few weeks. Hoth t-aeh-
TIih first term of th- first Pfinrs- ' t and imi Im have woik.-d harl
tcr endt-d last Wednesday uml 'ml am y.Unl to lorirn that they
'x:iins have all hen ;iven ami rank first in (I ity.
graded. The report curds will ri ! Alls Williams took tin-, bar
tint next Wednesday. There will ! nmnic u liand to Ashland on I'ri
Iip seven. I poor grades In evidence I hiy afternoon where they plny
J'or several reasons. There will cd b foiv the t eaehi'rs atlt-udli.h'
also he several .od ones, too, 'tlit coijiny Institute. Three num.
however, the honor roll will In
short .
JT)u teachers all went to K""oup
meting last .Momhiv to outline the
work lo In covered next nix weeks
term. All ijtw work will b'-nin
next .Monday.
A "brand new" slide was hauled
to our school and erected at the.
place wile re the old one, Blood.
The playground nipvr visor's rualnj"r
het'H Wt'l i'
received l.i
llOe ItiVer,
and "Siars
Six Weeks If-
Tuesday arid W
i-ek. .ImlKidi; J
ried eVllfejOfi,
are d.eplicnl ahout
cards.
This week mark
first yx w-e.
very enthmOislh ally
I he audiejH e, ' Swa
"Swi'i and Low"
II lid ,Nt I Ipeft I 'ul eVer.''
vi n on
if thb
1e Will'-
student.
vint; their
the
pei
trouble was that th oyer noxious
"cut in" i-ather than tak" his tur;iM"K
fit I he end of the lone, line.
partiiM'UtM in -
llo- hand
are well limbr
reel thul this
he the best Wi
close of
All
WlilllK Miiool h -
and ; hlh-
vvay and We ail
ear piotnisiM to
ha ve cvi-i- had.
Health work for the last week
Included the completion nf thet The tea-hers alt returned from
derr.al inspection by Dm. flolds- I the Institute at Ashland on Kri
lniry and Klliott. j day. They report a fine nv et-
Octuher weiKhiiiK of all the I ill!,' both from an educational
Hehool children was completed by j and enjoyment standpoint.
.Miss JtriKKs. Some lntereslliiK j " "
knowledge has been Usev(;red in
this connection.
One of the first Kfiide tea(hers
nnd third Krade teach ers have
been teet hlhK the last week. The
events were ho serious that a sub
Htltule had to be called for each.
An assenil-t1-' ,- 1 1 -1 1 1 jji t l.i-
lower 1ml! on Monday nl 1 p in.
.Miss Schneid-r's 4-1; lav- c:ivii a
clever lit! lo piny let depict inj; t he
discovery of America by ('nhmihUH.
W'e feel that iducationa! drama-tie.;
are most profitable, ; -,- v, H as en
lertaininr. Thursday and -'inlay wi re .k .i
tioii days for the pupils but not for
the teacher.-, as they wi-r attend
in;; institute in Asliland.
Seventy -nine and tii.-hl - tent hs
per cent of the children kept their
health rules durum this last week.
The L'-lt won the healt )i batinel-
with : 1.4 per cent.
Tip rooms ha vim: I per cent
in banking w-n- the i,-A. It-A and
I f.. The lei i jitae Tor the litllbl-
i i! jr was SJ.II.
The Mielljne; a vera f.,r the
week endine; fictobcr 12 was 'tli.'.t
p.-i- cent. Tile 4-A and .".-A Wefe
tin- highest, with 7 S per ei-nr.
Dr. I'. I:. IMIiot and Alrv. .lose
phtne .Joiii s. the si hoi.) nurse, made
a survey of lhe teeih of the pupils
of the first three grades of the
Ifoosfvelt s' hoid on Thursday fore
noon. The examination of grades 't, a
and ) v.;is postponed In order not
to interfere with term tests.
RATE TYPEWRITER
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Ily lMuiK I. Wilier
(AsBOCiated I'less Fartn IMllor.)
WASlUN'fiTON. 0T) )n the
liundH of an nKik'Ullural college
editor, the typewriter tia become
tH much n farm tool ns the pitch
fork nnd tho plow.
While the farmer Is busy with
Ids crops nnd flock, nnd experts
at bin state iiKrleulturnl collect) or
experiment station are perfect I n
belter theories and practices, the
editor is behind his typewriter
trunhlatlnR Into luHpiratlonal lit
erature the record of their tichleve
nientH.
If the scientist Wftrns of crop or
Jlveslock pests, outlines current
arm erononiies, espouses a new
idea or iinnounces a discovery, the
editor flashes the news to the pub
lic press. Hp is as iulck to herald
accomplishments of the Individual
fanner. Kaeh year toil Hons of
pamphlets and bulletins come from
the edltor'H typewriter, relaying to
the farmer the results of scientific
experiments or recount lnw meth
ods employed by other farmers. In
successful en ter prises. I
lwist year 4.&IMUUHI improved ;
farm and home practices were
adopted due to the Inllueuce oi ex
tension work by the fedcra I kv
ermncut and st.itn agricultural col-
Jees. t'harts on the subject show j 'Am
ihHt by far the largest percent of
the practices were put Into opera- 1 .iU., nf w.ninK fn, many
lion as a ri-stut ot news stories ;
prepared by the editors. K now- 1
ledB" obtained from bulletins
ranked second In the poim oi in-f
f luence. I tec a use tin i-dltoi s
met hods yieli the largest returns
per Unit of time dcVoll-d to thrill, j
he holds a strategic pn-fion in the'
extension or it anfz-ition tlial leci.in
passes each id the i stales. 1
in a hypothetical situation John
It, I-'lerning, (hio university, piesi-
ttetlt of tin A merit a a Assort;!! Ion
of AKl icultlllal t'ollet-e editors,
hhows by l.u niei h are i.etu tiled
by lleWs accounts ol aj-.iiciiltur.il
proJeiMs.
"Suppose," he explains, "that af
ter several ytjars ot . pt i inieiiMii'-' .
fill expert ill plant lue 1 1 1 1 r at a
college Mat ii'n ii,- vlops a vat lety
of wheat that w ill produce ft e
bushels more to the m i c than any
variety comtuonly utown. That is
news, nnd Is distributed to the
public through t be pi ess. km, n
slon uKents located in the v.uiou.
counties and setvini; us fnld in
structors from the collene, ditiili
tite need of the Improved wheat.
There Is more news. Finally, test
plantlnK hy farmers prove the new
wheat actually Increases ibetr
ybdd five bushels to the. acre. That
1m more it nd better news,
"It Is this comhrmitlon of what
happens on the farm, ut Die e.
peri men t station, and t he college,
that IhUkes the best news for Ibe
agricultural cotleKe editor and
M-rve to sllmulale impiovitl faun
Juethodn and incomr."
AlthotiK t be tliseminal i"ii ot
agricultural college new s in w . -i;
oiKnnied and publicatuuts are
available ti all fartmis. added i t
fort w ill Jte made this w ar to n
tbuniKe county agents, the t insert
hource of contact w ith I lie farm,
to increase their "copy" on lo, a)
activities.
km$? .
CRUSOE'S ISLAND :ii;H$
nnmcc nADAnicr
riUVL0 rHnHUlOL
FOR SCIENTISTS
' he Valley booj bad a Very
ureat treat when Mr. ami .Mrs.
t 'a r let on .lanes consented to play j
i f or the weekly assembly yester-'
lay. i
; At Mr, and Miv, Janes rejuest. ,
t lie ( bildrim saiiK f-onu; of their
favorite foik-sonH. and liarbjira 1
She) no n played an Indian air
, bv Moke-,
Then appterialive i hildren kave
rapt afteiiiion to the following
. jii ocrain : j
"A ( Jroui of I ndlan Sonus." j
! by Thurlow IJeiirance. j
I "A J.omloncri y Air" 1 ranK-;
, cribed for the violin by Keita
Kreisler ami "Utile. White Moon":
tran.a 1 1 li-l by ' lodfrey Dud low. '
OI'I.V-AIlt I'OW Kit VHKK
I III'DKTI I) Ti t.s mi:i:t
ATl.ANTIl CITY. N. J , Oct. 3
lVi KorecasL t hat the towering j
buillir.j-'S of ptildi; utility power
plants will disappear from the in-j
t dustrial landscape was made today i
by Walter t lieckjoi, of New,
York before tin- convention of lb;- i
Ano rican C;is association. I
i In their place the power produ-'
cink machinery will be set up out j
J cf doors, with no expensive walls
and roofs lo cover them.
"Already." Mr. Meckjord said,;
"boilers, water K.'is sets anil coke '
ovens are peine, installed without i
' buiHiriKS or other shelter. The
i eloeti-Ufril inanui'acl Irinj- planit:
! are developing hydiot,'en cooled j
j a pparai us such as nioior f;enera
I tors, lrefueucy ehatiKers and -on-densers
that can be installed out -'doors
at l eiluced investment
costs.'
Mr. ISeckjord predicted the time
s when lias, sieji m n nd electricity
' will be produced In single plants.
' inobably lo. ati d at mint mouths,
: Willi completely processed eon I us
the basis of power.
Rogue River Academy-
New Student Enrolled
Chapel Held Thursday
Testament History Class
'"We Invite you to visit us."
I Everyone seems I o he. ha ppy !
And why should lie be? 'Just think
of i he beautiful weather w o are
having, listen to the birds, sep the
work 'if Nature, tlien try to lo
otherwise than happy.
We have nettled down In Work
iii earnest ami probably won't be
sorry because six weeks "exams"
ai'e l OIiiiJtK soon.
The second month brings us
one mor.e student, I'aul ('albralth.
We hope he'll soon ?et Into the
wirl of school life and make up
lor lost time.
Several of our "dorm" boys are
pick i hK a p ides, and some have
poison oak and are unable to at
tend school. Not only the "dorm"
boys but severa 1 of the Kir Is are
al-o work in r in the fro it 'f.
hope to see i hern all Wack In school
in a short time.
Autumn is innKint; the leaves on
the trees buck of school n solid
mass of ruiye.l rotors, it. rnaJtes n
very beautiful background for our
51. hool, you Set-.
Thursday everyone enjoyed l he
i chapel period immensely. .Miss
Miller had charge nnd told us we
I would all gii out on the grounds
and then rnureh around. We also
; had a relay race. The period end
; ed all too soon to suit us-nnd we
tiad to an back to our work,
oh! oh! this sort of weather
' makes us feel like having "sprltiK
; lever." but we're ejnd In have ihe
1 sunshine anyway and 1 think we'll
all manage to get by without the
dreaded disease getting a strong
hold on us.
Saturday uighl I he Old Tesla
; ment history class entertained ut
;il the church, located on the cor
. tier of Kd wards and Heatty streets.
These pi'oKTauis are very Interest
' ins and beautiful.
Washington. School
The Rogue River Valley tho
PrirndNe of the World.
Fire Drill
Have Daddy's Night
Enjoy Vacation
Washington pupils bail fir'
i drill this w.-ek and were all
i clear of the buildinj; in r.il
! onds. We think the record good.
! Ranking uveragn wan not cpilttJ
' so i;ood this week, only
pprcent.
Tliis has been u short but lmsv
' wek for ah. only three days
'of school. but those crowded
with physical examinations by
the doctors, and drills and tests
given by vhe teachers,
i The "daddy's" night meeting
was well attended and the pro
gram very enjoyable. Room
Kraile l!-A won t he attendance
i prl'ti, also the fine box of candy
i Riven to the room getting the
most parents to jon our I
j A. Miss l'arker's mom won sec
! ond prize, also a box of candy,
i Pupil have gone home ha ppv
in the thought of a long holiday
while their teachers are at Ash
land attending institute, and that
report cards are due next week.
The fastest man has ever trav
eled on land, -lightly better than
:tio miles an hour, is far exceeded
by the sliced of the Water jet that
drives the waierwheels in the new
, isig Creek plant of the Southern
( alifomia Kdlsnn company, bull
ing -'3'J'l feet down the mountain
side through a big conduit, the
water jet, passing through an
eight -ami -a -hall-inch pipe strikes
each bucket of the wl 1 t villi a,
velocity of "if. ft miles an hour, ex
erting an impact force of iiO.Omi
1 pounds.
Tourist traffic in Ireland
,arl;edly on the increase.
e Soto
PRODUCT of CHRYSLER
Six
The
Business Man
Time is money in busi
t ness and I make sure
j my car is always ready
' for service by using
Champion Spark .Plugs.
Healthful exercise ami sport are
obtained with a fool-propelled ice
sled that Is said to develop a speed
of twenty miles an hour under
favorable conditions. It is suitable
for adults or children and col
lapses into a small bundle, easily
carried by anyone, when not in
use.
I
The f'hiuese Nationalist govern
ment has est a hi j shed a school for
' ricksha coolies to improve their
cilkenship.
Ity ( olcmail It. Jones
laird I'ress Seicne Kdiinr)
WASHINGTON", Oct. -ill. - i,V
I I he
world's most dramatic (rue stories
of romance ami adventure, "liob-
inso t'rusor's island." .III. in l-'cr-nandez.
also has proved to be one
of the happiest hiKitlllg i;iollinls id
science.
AMhoui-h it Is only a!i. ut u
lllibs W'"l oi V.llp.lial'.o, I'blle, II:
It. una and tauna bear lillb- ics-m-bliince
in those of the neighboring
New World colli Un til . bm are re
lated in the main to species which
are found only in such distant
places n N.-w Xa aland. A md i aha
and South America. Sonic. Indeed,
the flourishing Miivials el a pa?-:
geological era which have pei Kind
ill piacin.illy ail other parts of the
earth.
The theory is that this island, in
.sony i e io ot e period bef I be
presi-m ugoi ous idi. inn ic condi
tions began to develop on the Ant
ai die combo nt. was part of a
ntlniious i
tif Hi, M-nrid, of a ;
found except in i
.' .--aland ami
-h marine crea- I
Hires are more common. Its iie.-d.i
he recalls, was woven in a rock '
which was probably f-ubineri
loot under water at high tide and
was rarely If ever dry. j
The island. Where Alexander!
Selkirk's self-imposed exile of four j
years from I7M to i;ns provided
; Hanlel Defoe with most of the j
! ideas for his masterpiece, "Robin- j
; sou f'rtlsoe." Is described by I r. '
I Schuiitt as one of the most chat ui- j
: ing places, in cllmale and nntural I
beauties, he has ever visited. Its !
historical associatlomt are pro-mi- !
. ncnlly Interwoven with the ex- 1
ploils of the curly navigators and:
with many great wars, including j
the latest, for II was there that the!
( Jerina n cruiser 1 U esdcn sought
refuse and was finally sunk after
the Falkland Islands battle in Hi- '
ccmh.-r. I'M I.
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FUNERALS, CLEVER
Two-Horse Brand
Copper-Riveted
Waist Overalls
For Men and Youths
Two-Horse Brand
Bib Overalls
For Men and Boys
Have been the standard for
over 55 years. They are built
for honcst-to-goodness wear
and will give you more wear
per dollar than any other over
alls made. Huy a pair today un
der the following Ruarantec:
A New Pair FREE if They Rip
All first-class dealers will tell
you wc make good on our
guarantee.
MiJc hr Levi Straus, A. Co. S.d Pr.ociKe
RrliabU M.rckaodlt Sine 1853
Mul turn pro parvo
Nothing is so unmistakably the ulti
mate among cars of its class. It is so
obviously a car of character and breeding
generously endowed with every attribute
that spells greater value a car that coidd
come only from a maker with the broad
experience and great resources of
Chrysler. If your interest is focused on
the field of low-priced sixes, be sure
to see and i-ide in the new De Soto Six.
f Virion, $1145; HmuUter Espunol, $815; Sedan Cache, $815;
Cupc Vusine.it, $H15; Sedan, $885; Cupe de l.u jo, $885; Sedan
de l.'iijo, $055; All prices at factory.
HIGHWAY MOTOR CO.
123 South Riverside Quality Cars Phone 254
Champion is the better spark
plug because it has an exclusive
' sillimanite insulator specially
, treated to withstand the much
higher temperatures of the
, modern high compression
' engine. Also a new
I patented solid cop
! per gasket-seat that
! remains absolutely
j gas-tight under high
I compression. Special
analysis electrodes
! which assure a fixed
i spark-gap under all
i driving conditions.
I Champion
SparlCPlugs "
. Toledo, Ohio
! Dependable or Every Engine
Auto Supply & Parts Co.
Wholesale and Retail
Distributors
Ore and Bullion
Purchased
mini by St-iie . ("jlitornil
.WILDBERG BROS.
SMUI.T1NG & RliFINING CO.
Offices: 742 Market Sc.Stn l-rjncuvo
Pl..ntT Souih San r-'rancico
ilnnia - t.-T) Mus
i lium tn .iKe-iiU!
e nf the ninVe-
everything.
mul
le
biml which pi nh.thly .'-ti i-U heii
jicios the SiMilh fob' itml nu hnlcil
ilu.ie tit:i)t Obi Wcibl hKluli-i t..
wht. h it is mcst dust ly rt lai. -l In
pi. int ami anlnctl lite
Am i unili.i ir the .Itvtsbm f :
iine Invertebrates ef the Niittnivil
Mtifeiim, Dr. Schtnin vv.ts .ha u n
to .III. in Im i ii.inib li ci. licet line
sjiectinens in ht-r fieM cf m ii'iiit
ami tn inveMiiMtc the icm.uK.ibie
lule-lvr !mhivit tb'ii- uhnh mip
pnrt ;i pitpnl.it ic n m ik mi ly .luu
iiml pi-t.viiie.i unnu.ill thtuamls cf
hive ci n.-t ict-;ins lVi. three
4i - t i:W that tli IP-lit the ept, un s
"l Viilp.n-.iiMi ,.n.l -.inr4.il..i.
i''.;.' Cl.t'. he f l.i iipp.lienilv
ha.s become t:ite cut ft i:l.nii!, .iiel
lie Olitilllii-d i.ni on. , .-lopb
pecliti.t !l his nn t.J.,tiv.:. i.ti
'he S"inii Amcili.in . .mt :m o', hm
liimib.-ir on tlo- fii-. .t -
Ml. .n. I
The xp...-r v:is e itubt h r. , -
lent White he v.-. hiliitinK -liiiiiut
KOSSdVO, M;ici
b in inner. il- hnvf
i list mus in I he w .i
iiu-nt to vcsternl;-.t
The recent service. honoiinK a
l.ttiileil proprietor oi this region,
in e;imple. Ai tile he.ul of the
0f p u t vv.ilkeil n most lev Ki'iuip of
men ami women lonuly shtieUin;:
bun ent.it ions. They sobbed, lore
their hair. kmcUe.l their heads
nR.ilnst 1 In walls and save other
evidence of deep sorrow.
They w ere hired cu timers ami
Inn! never k noun the dent I man.
The current r.He allows them
about Ml cents f.-r a (uncial.
Buy Levi Strauss Overalls at
Medford's Leading Meu's
Store
Actors hi Xtivii-iiliit
SVDM'.Y t'i Amencan theat
rical com panics a: e t..-,a IUK the
nuition picture hotiM' circuitM in
Australia pi I'seniimc vaudeville
at it ami plavx in connection with
movie proiano-. si riin-nut hne
are .-aid to pav ai.uind $'Hfin
v e.-kly f..i- the it it 1 1 p.-i t urine i
but find tblt tin- ad.iiiion.il bo ci
lice M'tetpts eoinp' -:--a1" for the
i Al.elidil Hi i- Lind that the legiti
mate p. -i f.. man, . M'tvi-s in some
no IMtre (o i.vei i oni.- lb. i-ftecls of
l!to n cent ileju e-.-.toti in the enl.-r-'
iimto-nl titji'.n
Sold by
Campbell
Clothing Co.
Main St., Near Front
fast nuMv (liii'.nK the kM rm-h " r kv hoi e i t low tub-
of 41, laipe rry.italw taken from a I'WKinu up a pb t e of to,k which
'alifornia mirn- at p now ourht :- '"ht-itned a hob- ut.t;i u: t hat
for Ihe makltiK nf l non ntnl fused ; It mi;ht b.bl a nr:?o t..t hi- . .llec
quaitx fur ultra-violet-ray Imm ru- "' m" me, t. Mat. -, .
mnntM. Scv nil year ti. a fltifcle 'iacked it opm, an. I the iii-.iiun
rrywlal, vveiKhiriK poiimlM, WiiK!11"'1 I'""' i's W'bt.ed m t in,id
tlui; out nt KtavelH, whirr. H in
ftahl, more than $',M)0,OM(i in K"ld
wan taken during flu famous rush
licrloil. Many tif thn rrynlfiln wrlKh
JfU pounds and iiit-iu.
cracked it ii,
fled tiom it
Diwipptimied tAer tmthntf mi
shrimp, he t:tptund tho spider in.
stetid.
Jit incitiK It home, ir e:trnnl
Ainofic the ripupmi ui on two
(iermail I ( 1 1 recent I v lainchrii.
i nn apparatus for p:oji.-tin an
mv;iblt- ray th.it ponetiates fou.
The Ileum ir. s aid to mci . a ho by
twenty ttmrt the ti 0 nc- ihrotmh
whnh the human e tan se-,
an efficient by mht as it is by ilay
anil retain; its power even in fos I
ll In eVpei't'ed In p!av an linptirbmt
pnit iii piomotiiiH tticat1!' safety at
Levi Strauss "Two-Horse"
Brand Overalls
For Sale by
ManiVs
Dept. Storq,
i
SNIDERS
MILK
Comes from the choicest cows on southern Oregon dairies. It is carefully
selected and tested to assure a rich, tasty food for our customers Snider's
milk is also
PASTEURIZED
which spells SAFETY for all who use it. Through the pasteurization pro
cess it is rendered free from feny possible contamination and may be fed to
children without hesitation.
Try a Glass of Sniders Milk
You'll find that it has no substitute!
Snider Dairy & Produce Co.
IF IT'S SNIDER'S-IT'S THE BEST TO BUY