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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO MEDFORD MATL TRIBUNE, MEDFORT). ORF.OOX.'RFXDAT. JANTARY 20. 19297 Netvs From Roosevelt School 'i'h. idl..wiitf sixth K'f'l' upll vr.n the ttt'ws iif-ins: l.ris I'lM'. I '.nulla lluiiimmk. Stanley Kun limn, ; lnily Tnuinpnoii, Molly Urotvne. l'aul Sltllf, falht'iin"' Kspate. Povtuiv Cii Wtiii by HiMiM'Vill Tho Iino'V U w hool niculn WhiIh ill Ktoi puKturo record, ur ronliiiK ti the reulti of the pu lure tft f las! week hy M Ih Hur VlKUr. Till MK-bllH ronsiailt effort hy pupil. Ii-Hihei Ji mid Ul't-lllH, though th Jinhli oiH-M foriu i-orrii'ts many i.liysh-al d-f' that ilhTViM! Would ail emly start in thf nn'wiiiK child. Health Tin Mi's aKulii won lml li thf ! health hiiiin-T and rup. Their uvern:'.' fm tho week was wm (nt. They are pin lining mi keep ihK their UU'.U rivord. The build- iiik o..., i.vm. 1 tanking As last week vi-ivi Thrift week j al over the country, tho pupils of our school iried especially hard to ; ' obtain a wood hankiiiK reeord. our ; huildinn nvcniKo was 9')." percent Kour rooms renehod the ino per eent mark Tney w'ie: IM-IA, perernt; 111 loo percent; til: luu p-ivent; -lit li:i. percent, hH'lllnu; lteHiit Tho kpeltiiiK report for Iat ' week i; an follows: The A re ceived ith.7 peiceiiL. The building average wan yiJ.u percent. , Trip Id Uhrniy Tho 6H's went to tho lihrnry ! Tuetdny. January lii. They have j learned several thinuH there this semester, huch as flmlinK hemks hy 1 the curd catalogues, IcarnliiK the difference between tho fiction hooks and non-fiction books. They are jteUinK to ho iuoiu Interested in hooka and urn paying more visits to the library. JuplU liftivintc 1 We are sorry to loso flvo ood .students from tho Hoosevclt school and we hopu they will bo able to Ko to another school aluiout tut , Kood an ours. j The on en mourned are: Melvin j Fndei 5A. Ailwen Fader 2B, Duru- t thy Fader 3A, Uui-lu Hurreson UK, ' Norrnnn Hurreson 5H. The Fu llers ure expected to go to Hray, t 'nllfornln. Hurreaons moved to u larin in nnmx vuuey. rstvt pupils i arc very Feareo nt the Hoosevclt school. None eanio In this week. Jieview Work Now that li s about time to ko Into another grade or school we ... 1 , 11 I ncod Jot of review Work. ' tory, wo nro going over all the chapters, und writing questions and answering thorn. In geography we urn reading over our countries, ami South Amuiicu. In spelling we are reviewing also. In marie wo took a test Friday morning, in Kngllsh we ure studying over dif ferent kinds of words und seu toncutt. The CA'h will bn promoted to the Junior high school. Wo nopn they will pass with a goou record from Hoosevclt school, Kpci Bull Speed hall is gradually Increas ing In Roosevelt sohnol. Almost every hoy In Mr. Henderson's Hush likes the gumu very well. Tho boys are anxious to have tho first game with Jackson school either Janu ary 19, or January 20. They are watting for Jackson grounds to day. 'Tho boys are all trying for tho first team. Unskcibatl Tho sixth grade girls of the Hoosevclt school have started to practice basket hall. Miss Allen thought maybe the HA's could play against tho tlB's If the weather was nice. Wo are hoping the weather will be fine. Lincoln School Mrs, West's room won the health banner with uu n vera go of :i2.B percent. Miss Tucker's room mado 107 percent in bunking und Mrs. Scott's and Mrs. Shunglc'a 100 per cent. ' Tho building averaged HO percent. Mlsa Church gave the seaboard pitch test to the upper grudes this week. Mrs. Coffin substituted for Mrs. Shnngle on Friday. Miss Duttois of Seattle visited our school Monday morning. She has just returned from an exten sive Kuropean trip, und told the assembled upper grudes many In teresting things not to be found in their books, about the places she visited. She was much pleased i with the work she observed in the third grades. Miss HtiBois teaches third grade in Iho Scuttle schools, MIhh Cox whs tho cook who storms, should be used. When, made the soup this week. Thejinmhlng takes place on range that' Fines IHuwIf children worn enthusiastic about! has been g raxed all winter thej HAMPTON, Yn. tfJ' Keported It. forage usually Is short and iiiany',lV "fflcer when he illsregarded Much hurd work Is being done . losses of ewes and lambs occur. ,l'llffi' Hignal. Police Justice by tho upper preparatory to the! (.Tones called his own case In court tests of next week, Clean rugs wanted at the Mull here, pleaded guilt yand imposed While on her Kuropean trip I T'i'"'"" nffle it n fine and court costs on himself Mrs. West will visit In Ireland and , , ' no a guest ot relatives of Hlchard I Jtill Scott. Hlehard s great-ui le, I ll..irf 11111 I II ...Ill I tn Belfast, which will'mterest Mrs. I West. j So many lB's nro absent that It is difficult to complete tho neces sary work to puss Into 1A. Tho First A room hns been In- j vadert by hears, rsklmos, seals and snow, with the northern lights ! gleaming over all. In arithmetic speed tests the high places were made by Tiano Nakano, Audrey Shannon. Merle Dietrich, Mary Klliot, Cecil Hans- : cam, Iva Sohrader and Helen Oen- t try of the Firat A. Clayton Martin and Kltnore i Konaston from 4th grade nr ab- ' sent because of Illness. , I James Newlln left for Ashland ' this week. 1 Mlsn Curry entertained Cather ine O'Nell, Mary and Alice Kellogg nt her homo Thursday evening. Gingerbread men were served to the little mO" Many of tho I-lncolnltes enjoyed hearing Minn Curry, one of our teachers sing over the radio last week on the Copco program. Medford Is tha county seat and j metropolis of th Koguo River Valley and gateway to Crater Luke. City and Valley Schools Jackson School '. iicrcr-tii. too ik rt'iil r'ti.ms; JfiiiiiH- .la'Niv-n's, Jl-Knlf ,l:it .i Vl'llV. Health iti-rlioL : Thf- '!'( Ill iiKt wuk V u ; I In liife'htiHl j TiliH-.' ami "!' wore HA, I' A and 3li j;rjid-s lOMiriultr tli limu pwewit. ( man j--n ve a i "iiduifc ; jjMe i ' Kirn drill, ii st-comls. 0 ' j d.-tiC'-d. Tle pr"Ki'ftiti was v-t Spelling for huikllm;. r.Ajluuch i.ppi'Hiated l.y the girl" yit.V percent; 3fi, y!1.5 pcn--t; :jA, jTh-j j'li ls that wrc on th pro- an. 7 porcciii. 'Kraiti coinmltti -i. w-ii: 'Jr(ll Hel- Kxamlii-ith'n daUta, Jan. ?1 and ! rhcr. ,oltia Jii innftt, f.fviU litny- 1M. No Ht.-ho J : ii. 'j.l. 1 1(m k, Ji'-nlfili lU.t-uui. riortnc 1 Khi tin'.-, Hi inle ha ' ' tinljl i'lithiy. ; I'l oiliotli'li: :iiid Kiadi- j .lanuai y 2h. Monthly HeMnl The folhiwlnu inU-ri-Ktint; 11 i wero taken li-oni the monthly i port mado up Inai l-'i hli : Nn in her neither ahHcnt i tardy l.'uiJ. N'umher tardy Xuiiih..!' it inlilliliiif to date 310. ' PcrcfiilMKi' of nt lend nee Ki.3- per j nt. Nuinhor of visits by paieuUj pereint, , lit to 4alim-y The all's enjoyed ihc-ir last visit 1 ! of tho term to tho lihrury i.n l-'rl- i day. After reviewliiB all they hud i previously learm-d they became ; much absorbed in lindinu out all they could about tho many t-'ood , - reference hooks for children Uic library iius. Kvery visit thi.y make causes the simple word 'library'' to have u higher meuniiiK f"i' Uii-m They are trrowlm; mom ;(nxiot)S for tho Saturdays to come w hen they may more leisurely visit the 1 library. - ( Music I'rize.s 1 Thuro was excitement this week ! in music. Jn review i uk for the I examination It was discovered i still te children had never studied music before and all the material 'was tit w lo them. An dnueisol was offered to tlm boy who made Die highest grade; a string of beads to the tilv). Jack Ileaiheoti was the lucky boy , with a grade of HH, and Thclma Kvans with -a grado of 84 wns the lucky Klrt. 1-very lit'b hit helps. Cluss Jtooni ovts A test wnn given In the I A cov ering nil of the number comhina- tlomi in the course of study for first grade work. One class had perfect papers. Mrs. Cnnode visited th The -it's had a review of the 70 basic subject facts learned this ' year. Those having 1 00 were: i '"'e lllieKllUISICr, I 'U K LilUCIl,! livolyn Marwo.Hl ..,.,1 Thenar,,-, Caj)ln. Seven had 91t, missliiK only , ! oito, unci 12 others missed only 'SJ o h.ive UK pupils who have boon neither Into or tardy tills j term. I j Tho 'AM clans completed Its i arithmetic contest Hun has been ! causing Home excitement for the J vmii week. Those winning gold Htiirrf nro as follown: Joan An- ; drows, Sylvia Croft, June Nugent, Luclllo Balrit, Viola Moses, Mar Jorio Ininan, Hurward Porter, Mar Jo lie Singleton, Helen Thump r,i:. j.'ny M.uoii, La wreuco Kel logg. Kenneth Haymond, Tom (ii Husky and Alice Wall. Poffiie River Acadomv The first semester exams were given this week, Jan. 13 to 1!. Wu wero pleased to have Hay Chub visit our school last Friday. Ho occupied the time during chapel hour and also spoke at students meeting the same even ing. Mr. Chub Is the home mis sionary lecturer of tho Southern Ureuon conference of S. 1. A. Tho biennial session of n, I Southern Oregon conference of Seventh Hay Adventist will con vene at Kugene, Ore., Jan. 17 to 21, 1H2H. Tho following delegates attend ed tho biennial session of the Sou thern Oregon confo runce at Kugene: Prof. F. S. Bunch. Kid. C. H. Itlttenhouse, Kid. T. H. Thuonilor, J. B, Medina, Mrs. J. B. Meehan, J. S. Vandorfy. Mrs. Maud Lock wood, L. 1,. Hunch, Mrs. L. L. Hunch. F. A. Pefley. A. II. Austin, Mrs. II. H. Flt.geruld, Steve Smith, Mrs. Forget, Hlnlr. Several men students are i I ox. I peeling to matriculate the second semester. (ieo. conklin. u former student of the Kogue Hlver Academy was u visitor at the school Thursday. . Lambing time Is the critical period of the year In the range sheen business Areas where early i Igreen feed will he uvullable, and .where i Tr?,nl r-J " -' Junior High Til- CrlV l.'-autu- held u tm-.-t-in;c Ajoml.iy afler mL,ooI. and had, ihi follouliii; iroii.m: :.Une KHi'itl y.itix two iminlicrh. "Ill.i'- Out and (If, Kvelvn H- ?-fhool i I'.,.-tmni, )Mdhy Hiyit Aunt ha Mhifjiun:-n iiiid liuio iiui-kl'-y. imi'Ih i .spi-JJiittf Jt'Mirt. I Tlo? folio wl'iu rla.sis mad I'O tor uhiivu: 1', K'.i.'J per cent; lVn ltemni'i'l.H per rent; J H 'k, U'J.i) per tent.' ri'-j'lln averajjo for Iho hnihllnu wa t , nu.u. pwr t ent. 1 noiU The rxiiminationH will ho Wed-' HH.iay and Thuiilav of next w-flt.' 'iMmS - will l' UU or 70 puidls i to hlpli fidiool. yolri; Ilfiiikfntc iteport. All of the rooms made 100 pf-rj 'nt, nxoi'itt Miss Sinemft h room, : whii.-h had Hi per cent. The (Jirls and J Joys' Oleo clubs,. harnionlcL liand and harmonica : igiinrii i are going to broadcast ho :':nh of this month. There j he various instrumental and , v'!l Vig-.il tvolon, duets, trios and quar- : s tiLs. Kveryono who has a radio, j : be Fin n to listen In. ' ;T1c Junior High school sextet j sai.g for the Lion's club Thurs-' day noon. The sextet sang two j numbers, ''llenedictus" from flou- j nods St. tVeeiia Mass, which they; i-ang in IjuIii. Tho second nuni-' ' her was "Sweet and low" Th-J : iiu-mbn.s ot the sextet are; Nel lie Oreen. Sybil J-an Voting, Ituby uStojie. Uuibara . Wall, T 1 n g 1 e y rhampie and Max Itac. They wero f 'appi echtled to tho extent that the j Lions all !( and gavo them a big roar. j The (iirls and Hoys' len clubs : ang in the assembly Friday. Tho j boys hang "Just Sin lie," by J. A. ; 1'arks. The girls sang. "Happy , ; HIiils" by Kdwin Hoist. They : were accompanied by Miss Ituby Stone. ! siuoy 101- ::m YOU UP Hy Frwln (iiiMT (President (iivi-r College, Chicago) . Vou should be up in air slang ' an P, is spoken around t he best hangars, otherwise. you won't kiinw Mill iinu an -iiiiiui'-u I . . . .. . . . friends are tallilng about. Hen.1 is some of the latest : j '. "Hoik "em up." I'sed when get-j ting clear of a small field to lift the plane clear of obstacles. "Tootln along." Hunning along sweetly. . : "M us h lug lief in." Or "pan ;cake." '.MaUIng Iho plane lose i Ii rward i;peed in landing; kec ' it fiu tn hilling the ground on its I nose. I i i ven' I cracked a t hrottle for a week." .Meaning he hasn't flown in that time. Lindbergh and (loebel are "hot flyers." M can ing that they are daring, efficient and real flyers. The greatly in I s u s e d term "zooming" actually means pulling the idilp upward after a long dive towards the ground. And 'blind flying" means, of course, flying in the rain or fog, with no chance to "hor you are going. A "power landing" is one made by seaplane or land planes, in a fog when the surface of the water or land Is not visible the sort of landing you and I are not standing In line to make. A "ground loop" is a successful lateral turn at t he moment the plane touches the ground. While "stubbing a too" happens when a seaplane lands and digs In the front of a pontoon. There are scores more, and by i next year there will be a thousand more siang aeronautical terms. Yet. so common are the terms of tills new slang around the bun- i arH ,n:i1 H.vms are not conscious that they are creation a brand new j Mli'n language, I Where these new terms started I'lhody knows. Perhaps a pilot j wanted to rid of a long, three- syllable technical leiui. Anyway, this new slang is there to slay, so yu hud better get used to it. Otherwise you won't be up on all mm . mm Cupid Separates Famed London Twins V i f Alison and Margaret Horn Uuthvno. twin leaders uf London's "Bright Young People." usnally ha vo done, tho same things.- but now Alison is lo be. married and . Margaivr lbii t at least, not yeh.. Alison Is tit the kit.. Her liancfe U .fuck Harr.m, Liverpool shiipPiV DISEASE OF EYES OF ELECTRICITY CAMUKmCJF., Mass. 'A') In ol der lo correct a condition of tw in Jury, heretofore beyond He scope of medicine, a met hod of re cording the a t of vision electri caliy has been discovered by a re search g roup at Harvard unlver- sity. The electrical recordim: Is made possible by a machine that npplles thread -like elecinules to tile eye. Tlulr successful use Is based uu the well Uimwn fact that chemical changes vin be recorded electii cnlly, and the construction ifl the apparatus to record chemical . . cii. i iges that . . .. i believed to lake place In iho eye at the moment of vhiion. The. instruments were perfected by Prof. 10. L. Chaffee of tho Cruft Laboratory at Harvard. Tlv nice;- f if chemical change sought by l rulessor Chaffee and ha colla- heritori u: in sule tan-. e know as vh.u-tl purple f rhodopshi ). This Eve You Go Ki'jinv'IK'ss of Hip kind ol motoring -you wish to do. ov whppp yon want to ,uo, you will find that Firpstonp (iuni-Diyped Tiros will take you through with roatov safety, comfort and eco nomy thnrt any other equipment you eailmy Firestone makes the only (i urn-Dipped Tire. Equip your car with them before you go on your motoring trip -t wi'.l mean a real saving to you. Firestone Prices Ire Very Low Buy Now and Save Money Older Tire Service Co., Inc. Formerly Exchange Tire Co. Medford Jacfcvon and Riverside Phone 520 "1 .-li r'i 1 ' f su list f: nee is asiocluted intimately with tho nerve tips that record and transmit vision. It is dls-.-ulvd by light, and this dissolving i the chemical reaction Kiwurnl in electricity. Thus fur lh" experiments have been confined to the eyes of ani mals, such as horned toads, frogs and mice. Whenever the eye ex amined has contained a combina tion of visual pur pie and nerve rips (rods and cones) that are be lieved Indispensable for vision, that is, when the eyes have been norma 1. the wires have registered an electric impulse at the moment wiit-n light was turned upon them, but when the purple and the nerve, tips have been lacking, the wires have remained dead. Professor Chaffee's experiments with mice by this method have convinced him that the vtsual pur ple is so closely associated with the functions of the retina of the ! eye. thit electrical .apparatus may be devised for application to hu man eyes, that will take some of the guesswork out of diagnosis oft various kinds of retinal trouble. In peach orchards where etirculio has been particularly struetivo the burning aver tho woodland and sim lar clover with- in 2io or HIM) yards of the or- chard where it will not injure young forest growth s a valu- able control, supplementing spray- Ing and dusting In tho orchard itself. rywhere Qurri'Dipped TIRES will prove the best equipment you have ever owned! Where Women Hy Jniiit i. Mlll ( A.-.-oci.tt.'.l I're-is SUUf i iU-rj AloSTAH. Hosiiiit. itVr I'.urieit !.; it - ea AusIim. V ii;ori;iV..i ard Alba ilia, with e Adri-riic s. i to the wchl, is tliO.tlle inoUiKaus province ot Hofiiin, - formerly a viij-sul of Austria, but now a part of the kingdom ui Serbs, Croats and Slovenes. Hosniii i; noted eribfly for Its tfleupy, Oriental capital city. Sam-j.-vw, wburc ;hi! ;i;asain ct the Ai.'trlu ' hdul.'e 'iVr.linand -lit ' if.. torob lb;tL set U:ir.o-.- A'ii fh; . and loft half the constat nf ' hi ftshes. Hut I'.osnla is also rninr'k .t.itf for the fact. Hint, most .of-'its' , vriojien. w ho are of the AroAlcia f faith, wear trousers, dye 'their hail" ! and fingernails with heni and : wenr black shrouds over their heads thai make thetn resiMiibit; witches. When Turkey was a might v i power fJonia was ono of its oiu posts, and it taught tho, women to live in harem:.. to dress in "hiil- : loon" trousers, u wear death-like veils and generally to mnko them 1 selves unattractive to men. These customs huv survived through ihti , centuries. Flirtations with women, as 'Americans know the term, do not exist. Konifitie.', courtship, love am ; almost unknown. W'heii'a man or 'youth wants to marry, lie simply 'Wasco Tires 4-ply tireji of full s?ar.dnM ?-lz and weight . . . no v.. freh .s'.och, and well mad?. Wasco Tires ar--esjvoially recommt-uded for the motorist who wantn to make u minimum investment.- Guaranteed 000 MUes SI.- lriri Clincher 29x4.40 CJ. 7Q Balloon 0t.O ! 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Thus typkiM of:,n u pictu-e hats lipsth-kn. bobb-d hair widespread throughout the n.ua and "styles- ar- unknown. F.v.mi i,y, especially in winter. Utile .'iils wear pants." They a No , Bosnian mothers bind their La henna their hair and fingernails lies to a bard with long cr.Uon and wear necklaces of huge blue bands, in Indian fashion, jirwi m-h.-ads to ke. ),ff tlu "'vil ye." Si)g the slightest movement u Although tiie women are mostly hands ur feet. When an American uf pure Serbian origiiv the Koran doctor protested the mothers jr.. whu h they have adot? teaches aisled without it the Infants 9 ouli Him tliai they must never expose surely catch their death of eoid. their fan! l nny 'map except their, .vitliough the Koran allows ji,,.;. father.' hm;band r brother. They cm men to have as inany an four mm; nlsd wepr whUd kIovcs. leav- ing n part nf Ihelr body uncov- ered. They spend most of their live.s within the dark, cloistered walls of their homes. 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Thi.i GHP.rantf.c is vplield by SERV ICE at vcr.ru one of o:ir More Than i.;o Conven ient!!) Located Storci . . . end In cur icc'd-knoivii and popular CUSTOMER IS ALWAYS RIGHT ro'.ic-'i. Wear-wtll V.llvr.-.l l..Ki.l.Mil i.r.iil.P $ 5.28 6.10 Western Giant VJulerii Cviilrr- 1 1 .trHtiii Itf.llf.U.'lilp i.u.irui-U-.- $ 7.45 8.35 8.95 10.45 10.85 11.80 11.95 13.43 16.15 16.90 17.80 22.20 $ 6.15 6.95 8.30 8.95 9.35 10.25 10.55 12.35 13.75 13.95 7.65 7.S5 8.80 8.D5 10.45 11.80 11.95 all sixes Ash f or prices of sizes not shown All other sizrs proportionately -More than 150 Stares in the West supply Co. Cor. Main and Riverside warmth. j Vermin f flotirii. anoriK oiile, whose lit; ion teacher them not lu destroy Hie m any Kathttiti ure unknov.ii. Jr;- wiv to i economic streps forces tlji-:a to confine Themselves to one. )vamy nowadays hardly exists in Bosnia and Herzegovina. The lu-i ce:i. is .showed only onp man with wives, ..( with three. Us:, (t with two and the rest with one ,.r nntic K I - A M A T H 1 A I A Ure, J I'.t. iV) Fern Morley was ncquf ted lust night or the murder of J. H. ilainlall in Bly, on the nlghi of Nor. :io, last. The jury was out lour hours. Uandall was killed in a fight wkh Morley. The- defendant set 110 a successful plea of self-de- $3 c.-xsli In p;ir"t-pnyment on new OUR GUARANTEE Ki Cant I blue Rihboa ; .'umbo Tube U.MVT H.tl (tiilirtutlt.! SY.-r. $r.48 1.67 1.88 1.89 1.96 2.11 2.18 2.40 2.58 2.65 3.15 3.88 Gray Tube 1 --.r $1.15" 1.28 V.43 1.58 1.57 1.72 1.98 2.18 2.25 If I low of "their Indies f