Medford mail tribune., March 10, 1929, Page 13, Image 13

School Notes From
Junior High '.
Reporter Oracle J.nu Ivanhue
" Hniikliif?.
Junior nigh School hanked 92.1
per cent ., l:vit 'woe!;.. Rnmn S
Imnked BO.s per cent ami room 5
Fmnked 84 per cent. We certainly
hope, that Junior IIIkIi xvili hank
100 per cent next week.
KielllnS,
The Junior High School spollins
report Inst week showed ftti.u per
cent. The 1's made 100 per cent.
me us mucin 1 Oft per ct.nt ami I
the. Ill's made ion p..,. cent .,,
pupils are worklni? hard in Junior
HiKh to make the avoraire fo,- o,!
entire hulhliirg Hid per cent.
Debate.
. There will he no more debatms
this year. We are nil very sorry
for wo wore, very proud each time
our 'debaters won, and tho students
enjoyed hearing: the sides present
their arguments.
, Assemhiy.
' Instead of the regular Friday
assembly, the p. t. A met in our
assembly hall. The Oirl's Oleo
flub' sansr, "Hark: llnrk! the
I-arl;, ".anil tho Harmonica Band
played several dctijrhlful numbers.
Mhtt-fnrltnii Rave a most Interest -intt
talk on 'Hcliitious Kducation
for l-toys and Oil-Is."
' ' Writing.
No more writing certificates will
be issued this year. Pupils who
Have written for them but have .
not received them will have to!
walti'untll next year. Most of the
pupils in the eighth grade have i
their certificates, A few pupils in
theit.v have earned a certificate,
while none at nil have been -earned i
In the TP..-
? noy's Alliletlos.
" Junior Hi.:!. School husketbalt '
seaaoit closed lapt week Willi two i
. ,u ,neiTceiii-; this woek.
h(1in, or.hu.-s,,!. cs .
tire season ttin limine h;i. t.v..
' "
las nayed fifteen samea and only :
lost-four of them. They were lost
hy six points in a game with Ash- j
land, one point in a same with
w t," ' V . , " , " a e;U" '
, y ,fnti hmji
lointH in a game with Tnient iiiuh
hentau, mrtkftitf a total a thirteen
points. We don't think t this i.s
very lmd been use in a game with
Ashland we teat her l;y 33 pointy ;
orn pt.im in anutiior same with
Aslihmd, nnd 7 points In the next
K'ltnc. This is only in Raines with
Ashland. We have many other
reeords like this.
This, week (he class frames in
basketball wilt be played. Then
regular lia&ehal! praetiee will in
a ..i ,ne imyjj i..K torwant t
won measure to nasebnl! season. ;
mt f!ul.
The Hoys ( tub orKani?.ed a few j
m-m un-ir msi ineeiniK
this week and' Jmltriiw fmm Hit '
oiiinusiaNtn jnown inucn good!
work .will he accomplished.
Wilis' Athletics. ;
Eighteen Junior .iliKh School
friflH.; iJlayed the iilh Stool ,
Chestnuit! last week in the iiih
Mehool (rym. They almost won t
""III HICK fiil.K,V IIJK'l sentttn up-
jauients ns- shown - by the score
which was 21 to in favor of
the- Choatnuts.
; An. inie..oKtiniP .o. A. A.. meetittK
was hold last week. ...
Tho girls of. the I'hysical i-Mu-eation
elaeises aix working hard on
it drill for tho May Festival. They
a're lso learning several new folk
dances.
. IN't'sonals.
Quite a number of our sdideuts
-are jiuarnnntiet, with searh t fever. ;
Toy ail Iiave our sympathy fnr The Uooeytdt Rihoolv pupiin
havlm,' to-be shut in during such Mtuvc he? imving Uieir six wet-ks'
nfee weather. floats. They have been rauior htisy,
We were very sorry to hear thai .Titty re expecting 'to Jiave wiitu
Peter Winnie had fallen ninl roketi ( good papem. They have been i
some honos in his shoulder. We working hard hoping to lake home
hope he gets along alright and will ; good report cards io show their
be glad to ce him return, to 1 parents. . Hut remember,. juirostK
whool. , they had to work hard for their
Much .concern is being tfelt in good grafit-s. They don't re t their
our ranks over the Illness of Kdith j report cards until next Wednesday.
MacCoJHster. Karh day many; New Cupboard :
students nnxiousiy Jiutuire about - The Parent Teachers association
herfanU all hope for news of im- s' together with the district, hough! !
prnvement. .a new cupboard to bob! their,
: i dislicH. The old one was not large f
Jackson School
" i" ; ply. We think lids cupboard will
P.anklng, StJ.,1 per cent. I'M) mt he large enough to hold all the
Miss .Met'oiion's, Mrs. tiifford's. ( dishes. All are gicatiy pleaded (
'Miss Hanson's, Mrs. Taylor's and ' with it. -
Mrs. Utldfcy'H, . f Health !
Health Nt per cent. 7U per The health report of the Know- -cent
grades: G A's, lowest gnnle f volt sehotd wasn't as good as
(Hit! per cent. f
HpeJlltig- IfT.l. Too
many
ti A"s,
exams. Ilent averages:
yii.flS; B's, !y.4 per cent.
Spend hnil: dacknon S; Lin
coln fi; Jackson 14; Jr. Jib 0. ,
Health Club.
The Jackson School Jtenlth
riuh held Its first meeting last
i
evening. Thero was a large at
. ' ... f
H'lKiBiii o or voi y ciumisinmip new
m..mlr,. At,w a.Mt Koi-t...
ffrtlmr liroirnitii. thp offl.-pr.H HWc
Inlllntcd iitnl inHlnllPil- Thrro - .wkk -
imirh ..1.1.1a tiw it.i.1 i..rovnl j
ha.lBO. rnc Oip,illftJI tnailo tin
l-'ll-st t'mntlllltw.
IlwiHIt Honor lioll rlmi'ta wore j
r.rpwf.ntpil to pitch room, Thp
names nf thosp who nro cligihlf. I
so fur, nrc on thpw. Tnp Health !
Committee rxnoeto to he very bitty;
In KPttinu In nil doi ior's rprilfl-
rnte so p.-trh room will b too per !
rent on the Health Honor K.ill.
Next week wn will pulilish the
names of those wlip are now ;
"ellIMe. ' .
inrksnn Chnniplotis. j
.laekson athletic field was tiie .
scene of the speediest speed hall
Itiime ever seen In local speed hall
history. The same was hetweep
Jnckson school and Lincoln school.
Thit same was tied In the third
quarter S to 5, hut early In the
fourth quarter Jackson team put
mid way hettveen the Roai posts
and the score was S to and Mr.
Henderson Immediately ordered
up lemon and itreen score on a
Jackson nhool pennant.
Jackson Win From Jr. Hi.
As a test in a-speed l.ail came
.tlje Jnckson .oy handert the .lr
'Hi. team a defeat fif k 1-1 tt-j tt.
Every hoy was gains frood itm!
the mil.s all got a lonk-it. at tho
last. .
Class. Itnt.m N'ews.
The First A? are very proud of
their record for number work.
Twelve perfect papers, covei-lnst all
in me commnatiuns tney nave nal
so far
were received from a class
of twenty-five.
The winners in the 6 A contest
in arithmetic were treated to all
day suckers- by the losers. The
winners are demanding a party
"rat mom " ty ' aitnin.
1 ne a A geoEranny class corn-
pietctl their reports on China,
Wo enjoyed them very much.
The children are. ail working"
this week on art posters. The
fifth grade is making- bird pos
ters; the sixth are milking animal
ones. The new, pretty shades of
paper make the work a pleasure.
our girl's bnsketbali team is
training very hard in heme we win
our first game neyt Thursday with
Lincoln. . ,
Roosevelt School j
f
Reporters
MIt!e iirowne, t-ther Hhhfns,
Hetty Dynati. Sttinty Kttm:iu:iti,
i.ee.iiUJjter.Mariun Ijttreilt JameH ,
liorner, ana .John Kfppt' were
thU veo;s nnortfrs.
Seiltiis
TiooseveiFs average in sttelllng
was preuy; sood last week. The
:iA's stilt hold the fhantidon.shiit :
record. Their average was 9S.3 ;
pereent. The building average was !
H7.1 pereettt. t
Deiilai Posters
aiihs hetiuefdet''K bA-iA hyittene j
m I I
Hi.-
They are to he ,
eiK io me uentai ennte lor extu-,
.
iiooscveit Hi'iifMtt'jx IimiL- nvni-iUfA .
f(ir (hi3 4Vna
weeh was S2.U percent,
! Thi lanner rooms were 1A. lnT.-i
I p.uveut; lit-lA, iu pereent; Mi-;
i t!H, in itereent; A. JtM) oereeiit. t
Vhn twn nivtt r I-iio oin !
nmi t ,ee that were uFesmeri t thn :
build frtj? are aiiproprialoly i'raiii(d :
and ready ttt hatur.
New Pupil !
The pupils of the Roosevelt.
-hool
KiatUy welcomed llobert i I
SwaKR-ert who entered the 1A class ; "
last week. J le eame from the
Howard school. We hope tie will
like his new .companions at the
Kuosevolt school.
iJhcnry Work
The 4iiV;'went t the library for
tlte first littie( as elatA on
Thtirsfiay. March 7ih. .Mhw f'arvs.
orUs to ihem and Khow-
Od them wheru tliey enUld-fihd the
books they hked Imwm Th-ii'a
tiloii;;ht it was very nk-e
Maid thuy had iots of fun,".
Tiny
Photographs
About two weeks uku thn(i.Krft-
ptiera came and took' iduiforapbs
of ail the grades. The pietures
were jtnt( with tae execption-f a
few. The jdtoioraidMis arrived!
U'ednesdav. iiuivh e. i't ti
:osttue Test
, After having received the pns
.turt cup tor the bef posture for
four rymsecutive times, Kuoseveit :
Vu-hooi pimiis di-opprd down to,
third plaee as Uviesult f tho last
test. Tile award far this year Ik.
not a eup. Two statues, Peter:
Poor Posture and Peter Perfect
Posture take ilia place tif the cup.
ere is another jtoMure tt'M tout-
4iwr." "Km-eiy ilmiwtvv pnniis itrt.:
rw' li fir.vt plrifc aujuii, ;, . . J;.
. .. TctsfH
enough. A Jot of children must
have brought dishes fur the dish I
shower which we had awhile ago, j
Also te P, T. A, laid in a new mip- '
usual, it was only H2.7 percent.
This was lower than that of last (
week. We are trying win the
health cup this year. The highest i
room was the dA taught by Miss
Webb. Its average was !.e p;r I
cent.
t; Baseball Pmctjoe
W.v"'thT,LliT,nP' t0 kP leo-xri!h "
' . . ' '. :"';I,l, S...H......
nrnio iiio rii is put tin 11 itomm-
Hirht .timn tl, lm Iw.l
The 'm-t- wax: fiirl II. hov.M r.a )
'imh h. Hpii'lcraon umiiirwi lfit
B . ; Tho two ira ; .
Othcrinp ISrnmlt. plichpr: linniln 1
iBwnnil hasp; Mitrth.-i Mturtlfff. !
third lnw: ciura Koth rim-pll. I
flrt f!trt : Mnrjorle Archt-r. cr- j
shnvO Mollip Krnn-nis l fl '
fU'Wer: Dorothy ilflmniond, rlftht :
Fpttr; Irene Aleork, ,.ntor I
Hoys: Rny Cnjihlll. catcher: ;
rmil Ktelle, niirher: Hlunley Kun-,:
man. first hase; Ie Hi.hlw.. si c-:
nn'' hnso: Red l.lttrell, Ihitcl baa;,
.Jim Horner, firrt shcrutoii; irl
''al, second shortstop:- c'lyde
Van Ortwick. left fielder; l ,cd
. - anm i . rmot iwm. ,. . (
The hny think the stris have n
pretty Rood team and hope they
will set the nirls' championship.
cP-4
Lincoln Scnool
lianhins avriKe fr the hujld-;
Ins was fnu jtprrent." 'Thoe rVuui"
winning the banner
were:l!-a.
rEDF0RPM:'nL
the City and Valleyc
Kershaw's. Mi. Tucker s Mrs
shandies, .Mix Curry's. .I,s. ion-
siiu-aii s ami Air.. ilam-isnuV
SppltlnR nxftajrc for the l.uii.t
ins svas ftT.3 percent. The rem.uk
atde record ot Km percept for the
ill ami the ill's and s;,,(i percent
for the 3A's was made.
Health cradf for the builillna
wan st
pereent, with the banner
smiisr to Mrs. Stiansie's loom.
Knbert Dooms Item t,ie leiniter-
ature chart for the SA-3B room
this week. Ite has done so well
in kocn the morn ai the right ti:
penuur ibat his fellow sludeiUs
think ho slmultt emitlmte ktMnnntr
tho fhact.
Jm 311 p im planning on niak-
, ms miniature sidewiiiks to show
: thp us of foment ami etneit.
Tho 3As tire to surprise
thrir mothers with n lottrr nritten
espoeiaJiy to taem.
ifoinn Gentry ami 3CvIm ItnR are
' back in school after severe liine.ss.
Thehni Clark entered the 2A
front V.i.hiKton -eooJ.
KoUert Ryan roiitinuen to ttP ah-
, Mfiu itt- j,s m (tuaruntiiii-.
The First A's were sari y to hast
Titmun AhlHtram tnul Pa i sy
olyear. two of nut gom! sttuh ntK,
i this week. .
! The art clasnes in the detmrt-
ment, are menaVitii,- health poster,- '
to enter a 4ottsi, . t
Mary Kiliott (f the 'JB cias was :
the only one in her Kit3e to make
Ift nesi-ent all week in xio!EEiik. i
.liss Uaiifrxt lias Uen In the !
huHtMn this week oiiis some in-
ttrrextinir InveFtfntfctnK. '
Mrs, '('rami KuliKtittited f. i
Kershaw and. Mm. Cofftn for h
Sf-ott dm-ini,' their uUm tn re- j
eemly, j
Tlie litUe jli'si pieaKantly sur- j
prised the iA's with a viit Thurs-
day. They w'ff "Httle huntsmeK" j
for th' day. t
Alls t urry. oitr tfdrd rnde
tpaehfr, utmii hettn Ihe Hutary
Vi "U,J' . -
I'uttiiiK u nans tuts
keen ringing in m ears this week, i
no -one comptained, as some
.1 I'.'l. Hanson vkld..! f..
irid.- fM uu., , "
Krad.es, Mra. Hitey vaa weteMined
hy the First A's,
Posture tests were most
laetory, I.ineoln "aland tntf"
fat Is-
fil'Mt.
Main!
I.tV wntiniK-
to sit and
strafiiht.
:
. "
J v m .
V CtlleV SchfMI
Out Hint AMtihly j
Uast r'riday, 5Iare;t- 1st we went i
about ddrds. , Jimmie, ilciiry. Jim
my Keasley, Jeanne and Yvonne
each said Itliie poem,., dimroit
lieiiry made his poem up. This
is it:
I have a liiile canary.
' lie i very eonttTiry.
Ami when I put my finar in his
enge , .
; Ho will fly into a rage,
And wisen 1 give uim a iiaih
lie wiil an sphish, splash.
Ami tliat'ji my tittle canary:
ill's. Siiepard has a iovdy hotnn.
We mi her terruee and she toid
us how birds make their nests and
what they eat. Then we went Into
her house and heard soj(. r
ds j
of how the births make eali.s, ii! ;
"J want to go home," "t'ouie ;iere.
e.nme here and other- queer ili.s. i
. , If. S. f
Kj'iitas. March K, ve had mr j
fiiM punot't Miiows. made in Ale.
Swem'K eiassi;s. i-irst, we inttl
xtiritfK anil imcum, '
The urogram:
PitKsywiliows---Wjtna! vet'j?e( pre-
prtntary mtt nf fcntKS- '
nrnry. .. ;
Polk-Soltys fttVi'tnler iJiue, Tiie i
Nut Tre The liohht. f
pHub iH.,toniinj; iim:t MdmIht,
lt.aiyarl .son; rtiviii Shehloit. j
firnn nf vrww (mlraneett Kraties)
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O
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TTOKPSE. MEDFQ'RP.
Ss Fever. MaseHeI( Ji. Pat ton pHen training In the iamus-;
OofjU. t'hHsttna Hotti Nnneynti huyiat? of their enhns nni
t'liuk, - i k in its use and eare after httyint;
The WiiuL t'hrlsiins liowttj They are latisrht that esrh sarmmit
i'hoehe Dean. houhi be selected ii terms of
Sea yheU, Amy l.ovvetl Cran- : haHh and comfort, cot ami ieaa-
Ker K'eiily. ( ty, Hun wrarmj Vac tiht kind of
.iy iMff utu t, ci'VY"" mm-
hy (onroy
Whe:i I f Down to the Sea
Vrtfna poem hy Anne iean.
A !!lrl on a Tree Original hy
DoHgJas and .Mrs. Jamiey,
Sons Advaneea
Tirra-iirra-Urru Folks nang.
taioti Soncr OlUrttiy song,
Pn;oet Shows
Til.- TIrt JS-n.j- x,, f-i01-!.
Antic Seheivr, flarbitm Shel-
Junior Patten.
liieidpmjil mtisk' hy Yvonne
1 Shfait
am? ih Orag-on -
j iiv3e Hulade, Vvoure 8hetar!,
' .Jimmie Fspy.
im-UU-mn) musie hy Hnrhara
Hhehion,
t '
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;
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;
St. Marys
Academy
'I - !
A reeitai wa? triven hy the muste
purils U's-ttnestiay afternoon. He-jiwU-ji
many Iauiiful h;iiio seiee
tions, the violin solos,, of . Hiuh
iler, I'Axiv i,otiie, Mary Iottlse
Sauhr, Kathh-n Hih, nmi I Ma"
U'iliianiN wre 'uaniettlariy en-
joyed, Tne liaru koIom of Kiaine
Krophy and lAieitte testes were
f "Utstandiiis featurs of the pro-;
. ;
In a eiose enmo at the Armory'
Tuesday evening, our hoy.s were!
defeated hy the Hnnlist team with,
ft seote of HE . ifS. The boy I
rhwet sidi-ndid team-work am- '
Kiderinw their inesoerienee and:
fh' eoaehinff. '
Tne elasses of the Junior room f
n!!niifm ln ). t nn.
sored hi tise mar fmnro.-
! Animated ty the balmy Slareh
: weather, the Kirls are forming a
: hasehall uam a.s a means of irlviiig
v-nt to their spirits.
Hkatinn parties are now in order;
! endangering to a erueiai point the I
; u&mty of the more oiKare-rotts '
i members of the senior class, j
j tlfotip picture of tho arades, I
! his;t ii-hotd, and senhu elass were
! taken titis week. ,
A uniitiser of the seventh ami
i ' eighth srade buys are sien over In
the vacant lot these days, obvious-i
ly imitating ttie antleK of Jtaisef
' Kth. 1 s
Tho monthly t n. (t'andle-
I business UiseusHed was the stmditur ;
of the annual Kiister letters to i
former members of the t fi.
Parent-Te&chers I
Associations
Home l-nnnmK Junhtr High
' " Sehfioi j
Two yearn of JPune Kenomics '
at e given In the -Junior high whoot. j
Instead of confining tlie work to i
eookint? and sewing, the ttrogram !
llas been enlarged to include les-
on other nhae nf home-mafe- ;
ac tivitir snit as houye care,
htjier feoii ami eiothin, table I
manners, rent ami nieett, an apju'e-
htthut of money and its ukav; j
health uf the imlivhhiai ami turn-
Hy. iniprovhii; the huuie,
tit the (booking eiaws, einjihavlK j
I. nlaeed m fooii .veieetion ratlter
than food ju-enaratitm. The ultin i
re taught if they want heatttifnt
healthy fauih s, they muni seieet
nroner footts, have plenty of xb'p
atoi outdoor exereise. Thin inehtd- j
oh hysons in hyKiene ami nhyrtfo-'
Ioy. Itrenkfaat wi ore earl nre
kept hy the nirlR. wttfeh Ktvew them !
a so ps;o?itiaL
Tlioy arc el-
'" mot on..
. , i i i
tienrs lire ncctiratcn joreH.i
tmivcisiil '!i!(mbfr ftmiltl oil j
enttnwK f starter l.itiion. lit
I1H.1 "TPar Dllfrnnt'C t.P of'
Telephone 237 j
OftEfiQy. srXDAY. MARCTT 10, 1:120.
n actual rheek or ther fmd hafc-
In ift'Wiai elated, em&hush? is
pJrteftl oft wleeiion n we!l en-
- Ktmetkm of ffarmentse. The frir'i
. .me mentis f seejna ,
well. Kvery f-irl drte tt need a
great amount of iratulnir In k:if
ment makiiis. hut every ffht tJ-s
need an appreelatjon what to.
huy and how to wear and care tar
it.
In the Junior high sehoot we hane
to stimulate interest and ereato
Sesiw for further work in thin tne
: ;1 b,A ..w.
FIRST KUITit
1IAIIUV WOHK KOl'Xlt.
. OF
KXKTKH, X. H. Wat
nears to he a hitherto unknown
titst edition of one of Thomas
; Hardy's hooks has ttien fanl tit
the library, of Phtitlps Kxeter
. ae;tIejiiy.
This is a w f Fas t S.'wmtl of
"The hynan' htiin the lrtte
I3tti on an tinea tteeiied titie-iwe,
a year earlier than the resutur
first tlirion of isag,
Ttitjt value of thiji newly ftfs
covered volume Is not known shtee
as far as hihUntdulcx have discov
ered it is a nnhftte eoty. tVrre
fwttdinjc 4o.!es of Part Kfrst,, the
mre tts isssns have hrotmht s
ninelt h Sit, 1
i
A watet nodn wethinK ftrt
? in was ntHet from EEtm&tr-
ian seed hy Peter Fodor f I
ton. idalHn
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Tune in
Time.
Our Fishermen Presidents
If memory
frves truly. Huvr
miitt that frwr
t.'l'veJaml nahli
"I ear not &ho makes the lat's,
just so Ions s I shiwn the tfuefcs."
Or. perhaps Sir. Cieveiamf then
heits PresUtent, saM;
"rfo loag as i eatvh the ffeCt
America wetniiigSy has eomt to
retfo more eoiithtenee in n.s fih-
ermeu iresideutft than in those
wi hav& tvbtved eoif. KHeHtiv
ia the ease t .ir. Hfiver have tsje
jwfjie jss;snti int'tr enotec m iavy
f a fishing Btsminep, enth'ev
avertokius the jroifin aMtiites af
f,,-,,. f( -' ' ,E'
- . vnt ii!,
(uo recarti tt She aanent ami
royal SertttK game, ft hu;!t ooe
an irfjVKtciiHy, hut team him d.iv.n
tthU4iMihirulty. Anyone with a
Present's retjttlsite mental t(Up
njent knowt thitt.
totns roif'itsg. a ehtef t3;irHt ave.
titte an anyone vl-vt has tt he
beses with a eomjiauion or iwo
tsuuy tnreej ami fttrtaer accent
thp eaod ttw offleeK of so
wett-intentioneit nvenilf eaiUt
S-ho eadtiy tor s.eK Mreovr,
, there always Is the- uninvited end
itttieierntlnate "al!.ry" ift hi umi
fcf tiered -that when one (k
, Ir.'sldnt.
Umv, then, tan a gtkKfnj; Presi
dent es-ate tlt ear of state
i and give hintif over to tm-i
; fuisohtmh ftr wiih'h he fr'innHv
ywtrim? -
i V.-t this k not ru of fisher mun
I nrehh'iits. tjorver Fhmd:tnd wm
j na-fishin ;nS setthtt the Vii-
; guetitn ttio-pritm tr ojnvtiJi"-K
ejnay jwMdons ail ahne a?
tudebakers famous
Commander
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Station KOMO XHQ XGW
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O. V, MYERS CO.
132 So. Riverside Phone 484
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with Jh Jefferson
we Ht flhinjr on3 hit m&n hit
phrase that ssade histe;.r" "I do
not elnsoi- to tmr 'ioUiV:
WiJsn went golfing smf a tat
of friemts, f!arHns went gtfiR
ant made too man
Ami iberf vc&t nrere!-
r enE rfJr vt-p to rn4Mw m
's wmry relaxntitm with rt
r ant rather, tlva wrrymsf
aronnd grtrrahms tomjmnisns jsnd
with brajtsie nmt snahies -aad
BBtr there- M semething el of
eyen skater eaairtifU"Eiei?E it ht
eonshiereth A fthermaa Preai
deni: I'hifes ntt hvmt$te$i&: momenut
at Uii jcnrt. H tne fwii don t lie,
i hey don t. if a jvnze irowt r
oveji a tarpon j;et.-i aw:: v. iiie
IVe.udeMt ean Ma me a hroitrn ;:w
or hook, iltji what if a t'r'-tWi'nt
mfsfies a 2-foot putt heeanse the
extraordinary ami ttii Jiit-r tdr-ni-nitruuarv
front t iiltt linfortuti;
iv sneezes ttt. an dnoooorti?. vam
moni ? eii. dii;omrUe rejajins
Ji.ivo hern broken for lesss. And
i He presuienujii fti-ort card. ttk a
fatuous treaty. iay he re!;iv ?,e
eome a Ktran of najwi
ss nnd inek to P.'fst.rn
iinover mut lnd iUvfc to tJ.f li-h-
e. whi it re nimni to ice off end
Lottie In fo:v down," solnJe yiat
K:in.-as t'itv Stm .
Andre i tevse. a former tth4ot
mi;M't', is sjtonvor or a hi)i in
j'jiuii'e w iaaKe juries half of nut
and hait m ivm'ii.
Mrs. t nrruh V. nev ut SVinehrs
er, Sn.t who Oied at thi' tf
i:id ii ;:na) lw(ni!.M nfs.
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Cft, ftjso. Prim w thefmi. - Baftrs'a4 iftrt tin, nor.
steadiness at great speed, the result of its lowness and
stability, of its effortless steering and of its facile re
sponse to your toe.
Come see, ride in, and drive a new Commander
Six or Eight tody! '
STt.JDEBAK.UR MODELS
!be President Eight t
'JTie Commander Ktght r r
''he 0mmiiiIer Si
The Dictator ttt
The Erskine Six t t
Sandny evening 7:15 to Tj45 Pacific
mi KBO eoast-to-eowt network.
P2EOE wrm
The N-rih JSnkot iegi3latur
ha rejfte a trtn pmvost &
?he 'trai r a few suaktsff tti
j dipby &f hs Ten iMmniftsdrngst-
?hsst rswma mas?iatr
Tha Bst Vslaab!a
Fur ia ihe World
Never bfoi-i in your ?ifesm an
opportunity ukt ihts
This rare arums! bradt lhti s
lima a year, .ljv,-g n v- -e.-igt
o( shre est . nr.'
Pens bj-ins Iron) to 38S
each.
An anwesimet in ihU
business hosd tn po
- . -: .
Fre hieraSure manii an n-
quest. A tim .ri! nujnBer pai
now for sa'e.
I
Real South Amaricas
Chinchilla Fur Farms i
521 Morgan Bldg.. PariJami, 0r.
Aadrsss F. .
Medfora, Medfors
AND PRICES
Jt78$w2S75 -r
. 1495 575
ixtsn 139s ,
' 860 H ' ICj