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PAGE SIX MEDFOttD ArAH TRTP.nXT:, MEDFORD, LOCAL YOUTHS OltECiOy, FIN DAY, DECEMBER 7, 1928. KECENT PICTURES OF KING GEORGE WHO IS ILL AT BUCKINGHAM PALACE ,. , .....'automatically 'i' moment anything chlncs on the opposite side of tin . , t..piOaettinB machine it v. ) it---4 r GAIN' HONORS ! rv - -H sap ,-. im& i &$f . ;m7 LINOTYPE IS ACTUATED BY WIRE liULSE Thirty-Four Students From Medford, 79 From County j Attending Corvallis lnsti-j ; tution Prominent in Campus Activities. ,.t..i .until-: n taneouKiy' from the same wire. ( D(W fiilh(.r president ot One waa a linotype uiul the other , tfrtvp f-OI poration of Xew an Intertype. The hhort sendms; r R BUest, Mld. wire waa made equivalent to a u.letvpeeltcr is a device distance of uti mll- by resist., l.3.,nlnli,miy ingenuity which anco coll.". uuoeais destined to effect a Buh- Puiu-hes 'I'aiH'. :f,taiil al niodilieailon of the com The fender punencii n i posinu Keven-eierhlhs of an inch wide ' ,.,.,. which operated the telegraph , unrinnslv uueslionod." wire by sending impulses cor-j O O refpondins to the holes in thet Notice. tnpe. At the receiving end an In-1 school District No. 22, Josephine . , Htrumcnt a littl" haaer man 't' county, tlrepon, desires bids on Invention Designed to Set.iypewner produced u nunched; (ll.mi a 3.in(.n or 6-in won, io cape exactly similar to the send-f ffet O. j(,0p01.. Driller to drive i Type BV TeleqraPhiC in ln"e- This recelvini,- tape thencasinl. as rtP(.p as n0Cessary. Ad J r 1 'ran automatically' through a small' (. r'lerk. IIuno. 'eleetiUal machine on a stand he- j r. . nn ' ' 2 K 1 tape, , methods of dally news papers, lis practicability is not OltEOO.V STATB ACR1CULTU HAL COIMJU K. OOltVAU.IH. JJec, 7. (Kpecial) Medford Is represented by, 34 and Jackson county by 7U out of the 3464 Btudentn attending the Oregon Htato CoIIobo this term. Total reirlHtratlon ut the colltife, inchul inK tiio summer session, is nearly COUO. Many of the, sludems from Medford and vicinity are promi nent ,in campus activities. - Paul Allen, sophomore In com merce,, Is a member of l'hl Kappa Tawv national social fraternity, lie plays In the o. S. C. cadet band, is a member of tho college directory staff, works on tho liua vur. staff, and is a reporter for tho O. H, C. Dally Daromoter. Dclliort Anderson Is a sopho more in commerce und a member of Blgma ;hl, national soctal fra tornlty. lie played on tho fresh man football atid basketball squad" last year and Is a motnber of the varsity football and basketball sounds this yenr. ' Elmer lioise. frCHhman In cum- nuirce and a pledge to HIgma Chi I "Mfinhanism Hnnrl fHifi- """ttuat maenm.. un ;-- r,Wnn. .... (!-iuo tne typesetting mactune. 'ine; ,.(;.. I n : little machine once more trans-; ration Unnecessary ue ;itP,i ,he tape holes mto electrical , - ..... . impulses. VICe Ot Special ValUe tO The electric waves were carried by a wire to an apparatus roughly resembling a large human hand. i fastened to the side of tho typo-' i setting machine. Kach metal fln ger controlled a number of let ters and characters of the typo Book Publishers. Klnn George of England Is under the cars of court physicians at Buckingham palace. He Is suffering from pu'monary trouble. Here are recent pictures of his majesty. Upper left : Th king and queen as they drove In slate to Westminster abbey to confer the Order of the Bath. Upper right; The kir,n In the uniform ol a field marshal reviewing savaliy units. Lower right': The king and queen attending tha opening ot the new buildings of the science museum at South Kensington. are Leo Clluscock, sophomoro In national social fraternity. Is try-1 commerce: Umi UoHnuer, fresh inn out for varsity basketball i mnn , L.0mmnrcc; lialph Klein, manager, and plnys In onn of tho r,yshmnn In cominerco; itlehard dimort orchestras on the pamiiiix. -1 Klneli spechil In forestry; Karnost Chester Hubbard Is a Junior In.owton, fronhman in euttlneerlng; commerce.' Ho la a member of riiown. senior In win- Blgnui Nu, . national, social frater nlty, chairman of the pep com mittee, and it member of the Inter- lnerce; Knthryn Fabric, rrffinmun in homo economies; lola' ituben- Hteln, senlur In comiii(roe; Mary fraternity council. Ilu Rvrved "'"()w,K.11(.y sophomore In vocational the homecoming commlttco, und 1 e,iuratlon and ltaliih llalley, Jun- 1h a memhev of the cast uf, tho Junior follies. Ai'chlo l.niiuT, freshman In com merce, Is a pledge to Klgma Chi. national social fraternity, and ia a momtier of the ricsnnian iooi- gimqipg. ball and basketball iiquadii. man ' In ior in commerce. Cenlnil I'olnt. Htudents from Central I'oint are l.ura Anilek, sophomoru oplionat; Coy itrown, Junior In mining cn- (leorge Khlen, freHh c o in me rce ; Alexander FROM A BUSY STREET Siirromitled by nil (he glauiour .and iilctiiresqueiitss of tho old west In (ho days when Indiana and (111- Church lieporler) iiiancs of "bail mcir"batlled with Tr. James W. Kramer was fired tllB lilnmitTH who followed lllo over Hy llouar.1 v. lilakeslcc. vHsoeiated I'ress Science Edittir. itOCHEKTKU. X. V.. Dec. 7.- W) A telegraph w ire operated setting machine, which it released iwo newspaper typesetting ma- jaccoramg to tne impulse received., chines here yesterday nt the plant and when It gave tho release sig- ( of the Hochester Times Union. Inal, tho typesetting machine fune-; Dispatches by wire were trans- ;Uoncd exactly as if a human ope-, ferred mechanically directly inlojrator had pressed down the key the machines' with human touch) for a letter or character. eliminated, and were recorded ln Tho teletype setter Is a develop-: I lines of metal type, each as long ment! of automatic telegraph, j as a news column Is wide. printers, differing principally in: ' The object of tho Invention 1? ' but ono respect, that it uses a I to shorten the time and work re-! tape with six punch units, instead, i quired to transfer news fiom the . -of the standard five units. Tho llilaco, where It occurs to tho print-; extra unit Is required to cover i ud page. It Is designed to be an-'all characters of a typesetting j other step in development of tho machine, which outnumber those distribution of the printed word.iof automatic printers. : which began when movable typei Tho sponsors predict special ! was Invented by Johannes Oiltcn-1 value for the teletypesetter In i berg at Htraaburg In 143S. i transmitting market quotations di-' ! The operation was a private' rectly into type, nnd an opportu deinonstration held in tho pres-; nlty for book publishers to savo enee of a gathering of men who 'the expense of keeping large stores direct large iirintiny and publish-1 of . metal typo plates. Instead of, Ing enterprises. They were tho, metal plates, the tape may he : guests of Frank E. Gannett, pub-j filed ready for rerun when re- i lisher of the C.anuett newspapers. ! prints are desired. I ; who, by his backing sponsored the! one sending can operate an (IP, . invention. Walter W. Morey of .Indefinite number ot typesetting R'Unlfn TnmrirrnHI Th" Vancouver, It. C, hockey team i Kast Orange, New Jersey, invented machines, either in the same room JYtliUU I Ulliuri Olf 1:1H( nl(thl .ivatp,! Portland, three i the machine, known as a teletype or cttles far apart. A receiving. goals to nothing. setter, and tho Morkrum-Mein- printer is provided, that without, 4 jschmldt corporation of Chicago Interfering with the automatic j HAKEIt. Contract let for SI".-1 built it. typesetting, enables an editor to; OOu addition to Commercial cream-1 The sending was done in thejn.ad what Is coining over tho ' ery plunt here. Ulemonstrntion room to two nui-iwire. 'The teletype, setter Htops , Tom Mix Film at Vancouver Wins. POItTI.AXl), Ore, Dee. $10 PERMANENT WAVES Your choice of Ijcon Oil Xosties Circiiline Kuypno, lionnt Shelton, Frederick n wavo by Ross Shard will remain chic nnd beauti ful and has a strictly natural . apiie.aranco. "There can bu no substitute for experience" The price Is S10 with sham poo, fin';erwavo and trim complete. Emma Cline Shop Phone 454 Ulsie j'nruee, rrcsnman in vocn-1 Hamilton. Junior In commerce: tloAal education, Is a member of H(.oU Hamilton, freshman In ngrl- tho Phlllon club and third uco-i culture;, Harold Head, sophomore with enthusiasm last night when tml1 i'ot' tho Itockies, Tom; he told his hearers at itio Kln.t ! nl 'nlthful "Tony" will be : Hnntlst cliuieh. of "what b nt ! seen ut the Kiallo theatre In "Hon; Third and Market strceta. San "f H'" -hildi.il West" tomorrow. I Francisco," aa he saw these ureal j Depart!. in a degree from the crowds of peoplo conic and go. , cowboy roles In which (he westoi n ; Ipeoplootull colors, race and : K,u1' 'm4 become world famous, " oni creed and tliouaht came to bun ' V yi in tins tiasniiit; photoplay, that Clod was no rcspcclor of per-'11 "l,0"-v e-fl'ifss" ridoi one of thoMH Tlius we have (he promiwi that i 'uroi'tud by lioslilu redskins in In lllm iihnll 11,0 i.vul. l.,,t liroslilent Of Waldo hall. hho ln mllmMm', Mrl ilover Nophn- ,, .....I'lostlnir life tl.a till. in I.ICItl.Mr . . .. . .. . .... , .. .. .... iimuv tuiv .,1. ...n - inoiv! ill electrical eilKioeering; uo- gradeit In tho KnsliHh ' xiunlna- und jiovcr, freslinian In dilu tion given at the first of the year., ,m,lv0. Knri Oliver, freshman In anu was cm,, """"'.,""" englncer.ng; Tbelnm rnnltey, sop n-1 1.,.(.mli,lt; (n. MvcM t ,,,, lmv ... -".omi.ro ill cuinineri'e; rorresi i-.ca-; pU.rmi, , , B(). nu0lil,g ot ,,t. this term. let I, Junior in commerce. . i, .. ,,,, n.,.',.,.ii,... ,. " son. nnd that whnsoevor beiieveth ihu'edcvlls who carried the malls an'! ireatuiro across me tracKteiiS , plains and through mountain pause.! ! ' hosoovcr, nicanlng you and I, 'italics Christ as a gllido thru life, W'lldiL Illchinond, sophomoro In oommorco, Is a pledgo to Kota Tau Alpha, national social soror ity. ' Hho Is a inember of the cir culation staff of the college direc tory, und is nellve ill V. V. C. A. work on the campus. Fred Oreono Is a freshman In commerce and a. pledge to Hlgma Chi. national social fraternity-, lie Is trying out for (ho varsity rifle team, nnd served on tho frcBh tnnit, Jionflro committed. IArhln ; Skinner, freshman In comniorco. and a pledge to Vhl Blgma. Kappa, niitlonnl social fra ternity, was chairman of 'one of tho) treshmim bonfire commlttocs. Ciharlon Camp, sophomoro In conimorce, Is a member of Hlgma Chi) national social fraternity. Ho played on tho freshman foutball squad, laat year, and Is n memhor of tho vanity squad this your. Allen Perry, senior In commorro, Is a' member of lambda Chi Al j.ha, national social fratcrnlly. William Purdln, froshmau In commorce, is a pledge to Tan jjeha, national social friitornlty. Harold and Stcrlo Hoothby live Bophomoroa ln pharmacy and members of Kappa I'sl, national social fraternity. Arnhy Fredorlelt, freshman In mines, is a pledge to Iletn. Thoia I'l, national social fraternity. Uiwrcnce Clenienson, freshman ln pharmacy, la a pledgo to Phi Kappa, Tau, ' national social fra ternity. ' Evelyn Off tttt la a freshman In . -vocational education and a pledge to Delta VScta, national social so rorlU'. . .Lawrence Fisher. Junior In doc trinal engineering. Is n member of Hlgma Phi Sigma, national so cial fraternity. Harold i und Jay .Owens nre sophomores In pharmacy nnd members uf Alpha Chi Jtho, na tional soclnl fraternity. i Jennette Sloan, Junior In voca tional education, Is a member of the Art ,clnh. Kathryn Sweeney, sophomoro In homo ' econoiules. Is a member of Alpha Chi Omega, national no dal sorority. Barnh Whlllock Is n sophomore 1m homo economies, and a member of Slsiim Kappa, a national social nororlty. Huth Kooiter, freshman In com merce, Is a mejnhor of tho college directory staff, others nttondlne; from Medford us here on earth as Christians, Talent. -laiem una ,wo muucus, J)r !,..,,... BU,,j, ...... iie...', " ' , ' "H'.nest-to-dod-l' neeriag nnu Miyiio i loiorioi,", Junior In commerce. Phoenix also has two, Ituth Miller, senior In homo economics, and John ItellT, Junior In civil engineering. (toll! Hill. ' Students from (low Hill are John Day, ' froshninn In vocational education; lilchnrd Cray, aenlor In vocational education; Morrltt lllt tle, freshman In pharmacy; , Hay McFurlane, sophomoro in voca tional education; Lawrence Smilh, freshman In agriculture. JaclcMmvlllo. ' Students fruin Jacksonville are Homer llartinan. Junior In for estry nnd Louise "Wels, freshman In commerce. ltogue ltlvrr. tolllgllt. Iks." This snb- ln.t u"iu i.lv.,.1 ft,- l.,..i.. I... 'Hot," .'iuiiiunonH. tl.o .jx-puKiliHt I wnty oi j.or( unily ( for ftllt.'l' JUM iMHlVlM-HiOII. Til lH HllllJOCt will to hnmllcil In n wny tlnil will hd oi inlfj'tHt lo everyhmty ami ii' you inli'M thlM Hcnmnt lonlcliL you will in M u Kivat iritjit. Jt' you want lo lUNir n ! 1 gospel reached (ionio out and hoar r. KiMiiifi every nlnht ut 7:30. tho dayn bofuro lh rallroud ponetnttcd ; tho wildfrnos.'i. T1;0 rii'ippinpr atovy, involviiiR at I tucks hy oiiIIuwh upon Htuf;oooielien . carryiiiK Kovftrmuunt Hold for tlv.j ; rnittnl Stilton lidegraph survey, and thoh desporato uttomptH !o wipe; out a llftlo fi'ontier Hi'ttlunu-nt cj.-, tublishcd for that work, ttives Mix Htroi'v? (tramalic v;,iii in addition lo tin.' daiiiiK ridlnic in whifh his "won der liur.'io" ilaya Hiirli u uotalil j part. POItTI.AND. one-story camly factory will l,e creeled at I. ".-I I, Wil llamw avenue. Wallace Beery in ' Craterian Pictures l.lvos of C0.000 wnndorei-B torn wide open (o startle a smug world! The liabila, lives, motives of lloguo llivor has two sludcnln. !ho land. aru rovctilod lor Ihu pub- They are Doris" sundry, freshman ll l nee ill "Hoggins of Lifu." ,11m In vocational education and Neva Tally's story of Iramp Ufa, pictured Todd, freshman In vocational cdu- !' Paramount, which a largo luidl- cntlon. ouco received enthusiastically at PmsiKft. Prospect h;is ono student, Stan ford Bidet, freshman in vocational Hunt's Crntei'ian lust night Hero Indued Is a picture with power for a public satiated with education nnd F.nglo Point has imp and aplnclcss stories. Hero Is ono, William Miller, freshman in " I'lcturo to lap the vein of wander. cnglneorine. j 111111 111 every man; a picture l:i Ashland. (uno with the changing jlnics. Here Ashland has 1!) students at (he! I" n picture of plcliircsqiiu fellows college. They are Hoy Abbott, j with romance in (heir eyes, Ulckoil, freshman In commerce; Verner ; culled, beaten, hounded hut find Carson. Junior In civil engineer-1 Inn adventure at ovory turn. Here Ing; Charles rimttln, sophomore is n picture of those ntrnnco anti In electrical engineering; Frances ! social beln-'iis, living without 'the rtallatln, soilioinoro In homo ceo- !'. wandering, drlfllus around, nomlcs; .Hoslna C.nllalln, uenlor nougats 0f life. In homo economics; Clareniie lluanj '1'" sll' Hie cast, headed by Will sophomore In vocailonal mini a-1 loco P.eery, Louise lirooks nnd Hon; Mildred Johnson, sophomoro Hichard Alien, handled the chariic In commerce; llarnard Joy, Junior! tors well would bo a phililnudo. In ngrlculture; Klllolt MacCracken.l The plctiiro Is R.vnrlironlaed w(h freshman In cnclneciinc: (llweu-i smintl and music effects; Wallace dolyn Parshall, freshman In coin-' Hoery In his trump role even "l"B:j2jy ruepnen ttico. senior in : " M a r v 1 n I II rl ..Ml I'illl ' n KINSER, THE GRAFTER I make a specialty of all kindi of first class fruti tree grafting. Your Black Walnuts should be g-afted over to Franquettea. Will call and advise with you free of charge. References; Paul Scherer, phone 1235; R. J. Henry, phone 13-K-4; C. A. Hiles, phone 869-L. ' J. As KINSER Box 571 Modford, Ore, Idance Wednesday AND Saturday Nites WALKER'S MEDF0RDS NEWEST PAVILION llU'CCP t'hietrioal oiiKlnoovinw Htiaw, sophinnori in arlK; KliTaltcth Stearns, nop morn 1 n ha rnmoy ; A rtro H w in lc, acnior In oloctrlenl pnt?ineer- Inc; CharleH Tillon, Junior In eleo triea enKlnoerlns:; Janet AVilmm. freshman In homo (H'onomlen; 'hwHter Woods. Hoplionmro in in dustrial arts; Donald WriKht, pon-; lor In eommnree; Itobert WriKht, Junior in eommerco. Nothing Surpasses Pleasant-tasting SCOTT'S EMULSION For Those WJio Need the Health-giv- wa wg aenents or Cod-liver Oil Vitamins Rmlt K newne; nloemOcK1, N. J. Jt- CLEAN STATE'S SLATE FALKM, tne, Dec. 7. (.-?) He eelpt by Stale Treasurer Kay yes terday of final payments front the counties of the second half of their stale taxes practically wiped out tho deficit exiting in tho general fund of the slate. Second half taxes paid the state aggregated -,730,3w.ui. included In Hie amount are general stain taxes of $I,887.aL'3.U, nne-llllll market taxes of 503,2tis.lit. nnd tn half mill war veterans lax of L'M,. 104.17. Tho treasurer's records show ed cash on hand In the general fund ell December 1 if $t.0r.K,14.'(.lll. n the sitiiie dale hint year the lotnl was $2, "ID, 104. 1 1. Three hundred and twenty miles of stnto road lu Orcgo will receive FOOTBALL A Real Game to Be Played on the x Floor at Jackson Springs Club Saturday1 Nite, Dec. 8 NO FOOLIN' ASK BILL MORGAN Take It In Folks, Take It In! Dancing 9:30 Till 2 A.M. Buy Christmas Health Sonls . Your Christmas Shopping is made easy at cur store. We have a large assort ment of goods that make gifts that reflect the spirit of the giver. Make your selec tions early. .";..! -'-'.: '- ,-,'; "':' storia liisswai'0 of dint iiuM ton, liavo just reccivotl n now shipment of this famous glass in mnny new tin il novel nnd hcimtit'iil jiioees. "We c.iiinot do jnstii.'ft to Fostorin in un attempt to describe it. Just .come in nnd see it for yourself.' Some pieces nre plain in beautiful colors, and others are etclicil in very attract ive desions. Malte your selections from such pieces as console sets, ice tubs, vases, comports, bon-bons, trays, candy dishes, candlesticks, sal ad plates, water sets, etc. Electrical Appliances the Modern Rift. "Waffle Irons, $7.50 nnd $10.00 Percolators Guaranteed for one year $4,75 and $6.50 Toasters $3.95 Curling; Irons $1.00, $1.50 and $2.00 ' Dinnerware cf . A1?. ;CY!:,! Quality J'iHit 51-Piccfi Set Nippon, .(.'hina,r' finely ' decorated, . ' ' ' . $27.50 lli-Pieec Set t'zecho-SlovaUia. I? en I values at $16.50, $17.50 and $18.50 English Semi-rorcclain in open stock i--picce sets, $13.15 to'$2'7-50 Tea Sets Nippon Liistrewnre. Set $S.50 Knulish Bone China Tea Set, beauti fully decorated, $10.00 Waffe Sets Latest pattern in bright colors, Set, $6.50 - i " , Silverware , Community and Tudor I'lite iu all patterns stainless blades nt regular Community prices. ' Also several pieces of Community and 1847 lingers llros. to close out at ONE-THIRD OFF- Oct these bargains now. Cream and Sugar Set in the now Community Patrician Modcrnc pat tern. Set, $10.00 Hi-Piece Eight-service Enchantment ' pattern Tudor Plate in Vani-Tour case. Set, ' $22.75 -Velocipedes Ma.'estio Combination Waffle i nnd Cake Griddle Iron $is.oo All steel wagons, rubber tired, disc wheels, roller bearing, heavy con struction. Hamilton Flier $5.75 ' Grey I round $695 Scooters, Kiddie Cars, gics, etc. ' iWFXaifSi'iCSa Doll Hug- Built like bicycles. Medium size $11.90 Large size $1500 Flashlights;, Chinese brass, Vacuum Cleaners, Keen Kuttcr Scissors, Zone Pottery, Pyrex, Pocket Cut lerymany, mnny things to make n Merry Christmas. 5 Cash Discount Medford Furniture & Hardware Co. Sixth and Bartlott A RELIABLE PLAE TO TRADE Phones: Hdw. Dept., 134 and 135; Furn. Dept., 35-R; Office 35 J. It's a Good Cause Buy Christmas Health Seals! icacrui aid.
