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TSOE EIGHT
MRDFOftn MATL TTtTBUNE, MEDFOim OWKCO.V. Tlll'KSDAY. DKCKMUKW' 27. 1)i!K.
STUDY HALL;
BOK CARILLON CHIMES IN FLORIDA
O O
Starts Saturday, 8 A. m.
MBIT
Gymnasium Balcony Space i
."of High School to House;
Two New Rooms Will!
' Increase Present Ca-!
pacity 75 or 80 Students.!
Eleven-Year-Old Yehudi
' Menuhin to Appear As
Soloist To Play Ten
Concerts America and
Europe Tour Planned.
(THRONG EAGER
HEAR WESTERN
CHILD VIOLINIST
CLASS ROOM
1 SI). '
Ala moi'tlim nf I he m-lionl hoard
yoHlerilay the const riirlinn of two
additional tttfiool rnoniH In the
high school KyiiiDHHliirn was ordi'i
mi.. One of the rooniH Ik to ho u
Htuily hall and the oilier u iIuhh
room. ' The rootriH will he hnill Into
the Hpace now iM'oiipierl hy hulfony.
H?au In the cast Hide or the K.vm
nufcium over the present cooking
and Hewing departments.
The new rooms will he of per
manent structure and in keeping
with those in the main unit of the
huildinx. Their addition will. It is
flKiired, increase the present ca
pacity ol the l ti 1 1 it i n 14 about T.j or
do students.
' l-'mnk C. ('lnrk,' who was asso
ciate architect in hiilhlltiK the new
high school, was ordered to pre
pare plans and estimates which
will he ready lor contractors lie
cninhcr .'II, I'.'-'K. lllds will ho In
hy January It and tint consL-ucti:)!)
Is to ho completed hy .lunuary
Tho utilisation nf ,the east foul
cony space does not Interfere with
the Kymnasliim proper which Is also
used, as ' the assemhly hnll. The
gymnasium hall, IokoI her with the
south nd west halconles, will seat
between Villi mill Kiiiliu people.
("The hew high school was hullt
lii 'lll'-'l-lHli;.. Ilonds at that time
for: $IHfi,iliili worn voted and two
units of a future three-unit build
iiiK were .constructed. The Ihlid
unit, the eonstructlon of which may
he recommended soon, is to lie a
study hall, auditorium ami several
additional cIrss ruoms. "I doubt
if It til generally realized," said
Superintendent lledrlck, "how
crowded the situation Is nt tho
high school. Wo now have there
an enrollment of 7211 students,
whereas our mnxlmum capacity Is
70U. . In addition lo these, there are
from HO to UU more who will enter
ttld latter part of .lunuary.
- ' Room Needed
'''it w are to house them It Is
necessary that we htive more room.
When ' the bulblltiH was erected
three years alto we had an enroll
ment In IiIkIi schoul of Hluco
that time till! Increueo hus been
nhoiit 10 per cent. The situation
In the junior IiIkIi school Is ulso
critical.' Wo tire hundlliiK It hy
poitrln-r our overflow Into the old
Salvation Army church hiilliliiiK.
"The population of Medford has
mote thun doubled In Ihu lust elKlit
years, so it Is not surprisliiK that
our schools are crowded. No, 1 am
not In a iiosllion to say that the
hoard will recommend u hiilhlltiK
campiiign In thu neur future. It
has lieeil our Idea not to do this
until It Is ahsolutoly nocesstiiy. We
are paying; off our Indehtednaea
preUy rapidly, to put the district
iiiKuod sliupe, and when the time
comes'.we can ko no further, we
shell - any ao nnd make our rec
ommendations. "t'orsonally, 1 do not believe It
la ucceasury to stmt nictation in
a community for a IiuIIiIIiik cam
palKn a your or no ahead of tlmu
with the Idea or huvinu tho isaue
beaten ouee or twice before it la to
he put over. When the time comes
that now bulldln is ure Imperutlvo
thu people will know it tho aumo
as the hoard does and they ran act
accordliiKly- There, Is no reason
why ii school district can't use the
same hualnoss sense that liny other
hlK corporation would ill the lmml
llilft !(if Its uffulrs."
' A carillon, meuievai Europe's warning of flood or war, sounded a
note of peace when the dream of Edward Bok, became a reality and
hit memorial tower of chimes was played for the first time. Bok, a
Philadelphia philanthropist, erected the tower as a memorial to his
parents. It Is at Mountain lake, near Lake Wales, Florida.
CRAWFORD TELLS HEREDITY EFFECTS
COPCO FORUM OF ONE'S ABILITY TO
CHICAGO JOURNEY; KEEP HAIR HUES! ":
P. O. Crawford, viee-preHidciit ' (llmvuiri V. IMitlicflce, Afxocl
(II) (I KClHTill bllhlh.-SH IiiuilUKO.' of Jitctl I'i.'mh Science Kilttot .)
I tin Citllfoiiilii OrtiKon Power com- I'lTTSItlUOH (P) An clo
pany, whh tli prltuliml Hpculior nl incut of bcrcuity Umt may in
the C'opco KiM-iun hmrhcon HiIk ; flutin i. iho vulnv of hair hu
noon. Air. .'niwford rovlowed j lu'on found nt the I'liivoiMlty of
lirlofly hia trip to th ClilcaKo of- i'IUhIhiikIi.
fffi!S of If. M. Ilyllnnby & Co., lull Tlu- iliarovvry U ndt lo ahow
IiiK iiuiny thiii la or Intui-eat lo his (hut anme ln-1 lvl,l ua Is aro en-ht'ilif-rs
rnKardliiK tlio uffahH ol Ihv !dowtd, iHoemlnKly at birth, with
Incul company. ChrlsIniaH outdoor jU i(.finit ahllltv to retain thuir
IlKlitliiK Ih vory popular iu tho ciiHt. i nuuual lu.lr vulnru timk-r mimih
ucciMdliiK' to tli Kpeukor, who toldlUal i-oihIUIihih.
of hi'dIiik many ntlnu-tlvu IWhtliiKl It wuh revealed while exnml-
ull'iMlH on hirt travels. Alllnnmli
llui lui'Kc cltleH are lend ink' tha
cniiiUry in HiIh modern method ci
Hprt?adli.-; ChriHttnaH cheer, Hinalle,
ciltldH are ulsu titltliiK lo the Idea
more eue year. (Mieyenne, Wyn..
made a woudoifnl hIiowIhk this
year will- IiIocUh of h pedal Uht iitu
tfl'eclH In the htihtuesH (IfHtrict as
well an In the renldenee aeetlon.,
Heaiillfutly IlKhted CluiKliuaH freer
at the railroad depot fhmhed a
"Merry ChrlHtimiH" to travelerw.
ereathif; u very favorable Impres
hIojj Tor thin piorcHtdve contmun
Ity.
A report on the Koruni Christmas
party whh made by K. C. Koppon.
Indlratinx that the HtibMcripi Ions
niemliitf with the hair nf mleo
which can he turned permanenily
while under X-ruyn, that some
mice are more resistant to turn
Iiik wh.te than others.
The hair that clung lo Its nut
u ml shade lonKesi was that In
herited from a father and moth
er which ' Imth had the same
color as the younK mouse.
When the parents did not have
the same color, the reslKtancu
in wmmciuok wfia ie.--, ano inifj
i-ii n iii-.-n win mi tii'i.niLU iiutt ii
was possible tn plenllfy the hair
ancestry simply by applying the
whlteuliiK test.
The experiment she wed that
rniHed hy tho Copeo emploven would ! ,lu' '''''"" tn resist tiirnltiff
ho sufficient to finance the affair ' wh l" ls ahm,t formly double
wltlmnt fnrlber cmil rlbiitinnw beintr I ,,u' ventures from parents
necessary. I'hotoKiaplis ot the.; I,n,h hvl"B ,h' '" "lr
happy -noiip of klddlea Kalhci'id
INCREASE OVER 1927
about old Santa were passed about
tho table, for the Inspection of those
present.
Dale (iulley, chairman of the an
nual Now Vear'H party of the Cnpeo
Koruni, announced that arrange
menlH had been made for a flue
holiday parly on New Vear'H eve
at HI. Mark's (iull:l hall.
A cullenruni from former Copeo
employes who are now lorn led lit
Hio do Janeiro, hearing holiday
WoetlnKH from iNlessrs. Paul .Me
Kee, Ivanhoo, I.o How, llacketl and
ruruer, was panned around during i usual actlvltl
the tneoMiiK. A Hlnillar cable was
sent to the above group from the
Vneo crowd n-i ChrlstmtiH day. A
laiK number of ('open employes at
lr. Kubert T. I lance, head of
the department M zoology . who
made the experiments, nuyn:
"What we are really st riving
for la more knowledge of the
chemistry of living processes In
order that we may he able tho
better lo control (hem. . Tho hi
oloK st Is trying by every possible
means to learn more of these
cam plicated phenomena, and It
is usually easier to understand
t he normal t h rout; It nhscrvnlons
of the abnormal. Hence he is
cantlnually trying to upset the
i's by throwing ex
perl mental monkey wrenches In
the guise of ultra-violet rays,
X-rays, chemicals and a variety
of other thlnus Into the living
tended today's tun.'heon at which works to see what happens.
It. H.
man.
Daniels otflctaled as chair-
SAN FRANCISCO, Cnl Dec. 27.,
(iVl The Sotithcrrt PucUU com-1
pany'B not npemthiK Income for tho .
month- of November, 1 J8. Hhowe i
nn InereaH.f of Itiiij-'S.IU as coin
pared with the same month of lf-T.
ald the tdtnpany'H reHrt of earn
lugs ami expeUM' made puhUc to
ilav. Knrnlnua lor the first 1 1
months of thin year ns compared !
with Iho Kuine period last ynr
Allow an Increase of j:i.."l -1,12 1.53,
fiXN FHANCIS(.:t, Cal., Deo. 21.
(P Apimlntment of J. 11. Me
('lure as -teneral froiwht and pan
BeiiRrr agout for the Southern Wo
elfii; compuny. with heailipuirters
at 1'hocnlx, Arl., was announced
today , by J. T. Haunders, fretKht
traffic miinaRor, nnd F. S. MeCln
uIh, pnRHunirer (ruffle manager, for
the' railroad. -Tho appointment l
of festive January 1.
Colgale Humor,
OIlANCiK, N. J Jec. 27. (-I1)
Bldnry M, (.'olgnle. maip miiKiiato. Is
In a hnspltiil with a compound leg
fmcUir mid his wense of humor.
J sont hla friends cards bearlm
a plcluro f,f rcK-klOK horse and
rider and the words: "A horse Is
A vnln thing for safety." Mr. To
gate xtnn thrown from hi mount
two months aM".
--
' trr i.nmtf Iiee. 27. iffi A eu-
tomer put $t on tho bar Jus! o
rohlhltlon agenta rniereu a .iu
loon. Ho Jlked nnndwlehes. n lot
of them. h exolalncd In answer
t'6 their niiefitlons. The hnrtender
'pllud tip a bunch. The runtomer
ate. lie stopped after IS. Then
inn agents searched and found
iftiuor and nrroatnd the bartend
Drives Around
. United States in
28 Days in Ford
A tour around the 1' tilted States
In lots than a month sounds like
an ambitious accnnipll.shmcn;, yet
It has Ju-t been done In- a Konl
Model A by II. J. Ilajny, commer
cial attache in Ni-w York of the
('Krehn. Slovak Inn republic.
The circular trip covered ilOOO
miles and was done In CS days, the
route being from New Yorlt to
Toronto, Sault St. Marie. Helena.
Montana; Seattle; San Krandsco:
Los Amide; i; I'nso, Texas;
Memphis. Tennessee; t'olu tubus,
Ohio; Murrlshurg, 1'cnnsylvanla;
and back.
Mr. Ilajny decided that hln du
ties as commercial attache neces
sitated finding out what America
looked like hrnce the trip. The
Ft i rd used waQn open roiulster
wlth rumble seat. Mr. Ilajny says
he got tweaty-one miles to the
Italian of unllnaiy gas. and that he
Usui second gear hut little on the
trip.
The effect of X-rays Is at
tracting the most all cut ton nt
present, ami their value In dem
onstrating a very nice difference.
doubtless chemical, between two
characters of different hereditary
constitution Is obvious In the
caves of the mice.
Tljs Is the fir.'t InMin V
where an hereditary difference
bet wee ii t wo an Ima Is lias been
shown by other than natural
hrecitlni; methods and It opens
a very interesting field for ex
peri men tat ion ami speculation.
"X-ray therapy has some vlr
lues nnd many faults. (treat or
knowledge of the biological ac
tion of X-rays may enable us
to control or to duplicate tn
some simpler way the valuable
effects and largely. If not com
plelely, to eliminate the less
desirable "
I'H.roNK I'SKIl TO l.OXYt.lt
YlNTi:it FlAINCi IIA.U1S
XHW YORK, Dee. 27. i.P)
Yehudi .Menuhin, 11 years old, of
San Francisco, will appear as olo
Ist tonight with the New York Phil
harinlnoc orchestra, playing the
Tchalkowsky Concerto for the vio
lin. Anil somewhere In the back
of Carnegie hall, Yehudi's father
will be standing up with a )m of
other music lovers who cannot ei
tickets. Kvery seat was sold weeks
ago.
After 1 0 months' retirement
taken In order that Yehudi mlKht
fcet away from crowds ,aml be "Just
a boy" for n while he has again
come out of the west with his fid
dle under his arm, and New York
has already paid down thousands
of dollars to hear him. Yehudi
cannot even get passes for his
friends Into the concert tonight.
When Yehudi made his debut
here a year ago, he was given a
welcome such as few musicians
ever gel. It equalled that of ,Ias
cha lleifetz la years ago. And
even before that, he had made a
sensational debut in I'arls. lie is
now starling -on an American and
Kuropean tour, but he will play only
about Hi times. Ills parents have
set the limit.
After be has played his 10 con-;
certs, Yehudi will go back u mui j
Francisco anil hi algebra, ami will j
not play again in public for at,
ast seven months.
Hero hi New York. !
i'ehudi Is a hero In New i ork, j
and New York loves lo make a
fuss over her heroes. Hut she can- I
not make a fuss over Yehudi. For
Instance, after the concert tonight.)
Yehudi and his father will go I
straight back to their hotel with-!
out the boy's having met a single j
admirer. A few old friends, a very
few. will accompany them, and
everybody will have ice cream.
That wlli be a real party for Ye
hudi. After his debut In Paris, when
h wiih Hi. Yehudi spent a summcr
wllh his parents and his Utile sis
ters in llumanla, where one of his
teachers lived. Queen Marie sent
for htm to go to the palace and
play for her. On behalf of Yehudi
his parents respectfully declined.
They Invited the queen to tea- In
their apartment, politely request
ing that there be mi pomp or glit
ter. She was wonderful about It,"
Yehudi's father said. "She came,
nnd Yehuill played for her. l.uter.
she sent him a book, in which slo
had written.
"To Yehudi hoping he-will he
nicer to me In America than he
was In Rumania.' '
BROKEN CABLE KILLS
HAI.KK.H. N. C. Hee. 'J7. tVi
Four state's prisoners today were
dead and seven were Injured, vic
tims of an accident in the Caro
lina coal mine at Saiifonl. late yes
terday when the cable on a car
bringing a load of prisoners from
tjie mine broke and sent the car
plunging back Into the depths of
the shaft. All were negroes.
Thirty-five men were In the car
when the cable snapped. Kleveu
attempted to leap to safety. Two
wen' killed and the other nine
were Injured, two so badly they
died early today. Those who re
mained In the ear were unhurt.
Thomson l.envc Love.
l.OS ANllKI.KS, lee. L'7. 1.4V
The will of Fred Thomson, who
made hundreds of thousands annu
ally as a cowboy of the screen,
leaves his widow. Frances Marlon,
scenario writer, only love and af
fection, by her request, because
she Is already provided with suf
ficient funds.
The holiday season party of the
Masonic Dancing club will be
held tonight in the Masonic hall,
with an unusually enjoyable time
promised by C. M. Houston, dialr
man of arrangements.
UA1NIKK. Site along river pur
chased for ei linn of new shingle
mill.
KLAMATH fAl.l.H. Old high
school building on Fifth at reel may j
he remodeled Into armory. j
... .
AUAMH. IMans completed for
erection of budding on Cinaltlta
county experiment station near
thin place
CfHtVAl.LlS. acre
loggrd-off land deeded to Oregon
Ktute college for Use In reforesta
tion experiment.
PORTLAND. Hullding occupied
by Hhank Rag cmnnanv llt si
Laat Madison street w ill be entirely
iccumti ucteU.
A NCI I OK AUK. Alaska Car- I
rler pigeons, for conveying mes- '
saacs of dtsti-oss In case of aeel- 1
dent, have been trained to operate 1
tills winter In Alaska with air- i
planes for their bases.
All planes doing winter flying j
now nre equipped with compart-
incuts lit which the little mes- '
sengers live while touring the ;
north by air. i
The Introduction of carrier 1
pigeons was the result of several i
near-tragedies w here aviators, 'op- i
orating freight and passenger ser
vice to all purls of ihe territory. ,
were forced down tn remote dis
tricts. ,
RKKDSPOUT. I mpqiltt Mills '
Timber eompnny recently sent
shipment of lumber to Persia, j
KCAMQ ll KALI. Klamath i
t'oimiy market road fund for H'S
will approximate 1'3,000.
Free
Calendars
Call ami pot vonr wivldy
cali'iuliir. l.iist vi-iir wo
mil' slini't Imt luivo inoro
tli is time.
Medford
Book Store
.. . :H N. Control Avo. ....
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At the Men s
An Amazing Clean-Up
Of Broken Lines arid Sizes
Here it is! The sale you've been waiting for.
The Men's Shop has always enjoyed a repu
tation for stability and , integrity. When we
announce a sale we offer real BONA FIDE
BARGAINS. Our every-day prices are con
sistently low and now our annual 5c SALE af
fords buying opportunities that can't be equal
led. There are broken lines and sizes and
BARGAINS THAT WILL AMAZE YOU!
Come in Saturday and see for yourself.
hop MM
No
Refunds
No
Exchanges
. No
Charges
WE DO NOT BUY GOODS FOR THIS SALE!
Just See What You Can BUY for
Athletic
Underwear
Pay regular' price
$1.1!.") and lake C
another fur
Neckties
Regular slock silk and
knit ties $1.00 and
tin extra lie with CLf
each for
Hosiery
Urokeu lines of hosiery,
andt with ca h pair an
additional pair R
r!
Jor
n H """"" "TITT- II
Pajamas
With every pair of pa
jamas, we offer an ad
ditional pair
for
be
NEW
Overcoats
Overcoats at" our usual low prices, and ofl'er
.inj;' with cadi coat purchase, your choice of
a Sweater Coat or Knit Bottom
Blazer for Jl
Blazers Sweaters
Attractive fancy knit blazers and sweaters
at real bargain prices, and with each pur
chase, you may select another blazer C,
or sweater and pay only J
Hotli Coat and Slip-on Sweaters
Wool and Dress Shirts
Dress and Wool Shirts, while
the lot lasts; pay regular price
for one and take another C
sliiit of the same price for
Broken Lines
Hats and Caps
Buy cne, take an
other for 5c
Union Suits
Winter weight no-but-.
ton Hatchway Union
Suits; buy one at reg
ular price. Take C -
another for
iL
MenV Shop
R. W. Lee Next to Rialto
Our Greatest Annual Sale
DON'T. MISS IT!
All goods not included
in this 5c Sale at
20 Off
Store losed All Day
Friday
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