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frrEDPOTH) MATL TTlTRTrNTE, fTDFOUD. OTOON. srNT.Y. ,TrE 2. 1020. PAOTC SEVEN School "Notes From the City and VaMey! FRENCH STABS IN YANKEE 'TALKIES' Junior High 1 mem ami the Hy. mid Uirl Scouts Darnell will enjoy El Pno ut much ; building begin with 1tK, instill (put on a program fur the V.-T. A..n , did Medtord. ; of waiting fur thu very but day. i Mr. llrleker j-avu u uliiirl talk uii ,.u- iiJl(1L1-,,. ' ...... , u, ,, " - IHHIhH BtlMU. ine pupils or the guets aft it Ms formal dinners. Ho begins wivh tin- ladies, hut be fore doing no has his nctrciui y post liim oji names ami laces. Then. n ho Marts the round:: hi' remarks in a tun- audible in alt iir;ir him, ' nw 1 ;iin going m ,. ty litni".-fly 1 sh-ill flit from j flower to flower." ' The Venerahle pre;- iilcnt Imwrt to each lady, klsaon. Jiec. . bftnd say u. few -nice, tilings bt. her. Air traffic since 1 919 has hi- I from 'JWl to 50 ofld. l'lctllc The faculty of the junior high school hail a lovely pica in Tues- tlay afternoon at the Klks picnic In penmanship grounds. A good slipper was i t'lro lloppe r. served and then a KpiiUed bane- Ilohert S.iitwimmI Itoosevelt ' tmi ...... ii .,t ih,. I!imneveh ' I enman.hlp I 'hool were glad to hear Unit there m.hooi nuVt. ,,oen reading nmnyj The following pupils have re- wl11 he another hook case for next ( hooks during the past year. Ttw -eivcd" their final Itlee cei tificatex year In their Kchool. Mrs. P. O. folimvlnu nuuiU have read the was played by two j Florence Woodhouse hall game groups. flunking Junior high schol bunked ! per cent. All rooms hanked 1 no Marjorle Me.Nair, raw torn ik moving .to Chicago ; mo . ... lheir ..iilss: Irene Alcoel- ;iulh Thompson, sme time thin summer and is un- i,.w ,i i i,ih!;k' clarabeih Kenneth Steen. julde-io move all her furniture. Hhe pn...n' iiA ha read 3ii book; J-s- T ivmiiT ail's ni'up-iii mc xiiuMviii scnooi pupils ...iiti.., ",. v imu . i "i-ii i u u in- in if. "i mm i nu uouk vase , nc jus, Anlyee Undley, .a. R:u Mux- : Khali. ",u -uck v.oic. Atuiiiiimiuii. ,s hlJllks: i;;ll.he (Iioat T.A class,. of Hue.. American films in France i ne mi ms oi mo iiooseveit i ... , book; ' books; J'Aias. yAl Fronch film pn Henry. tl. hub read I u ducers who have been busily en Kay Ufloiil, ili iia-s nau n t;am-i in trviu to tune upnn liobert l.iltrell. 5A has read i American movie concerns tile ratio per cent except room H with 7 3 j per cent, and room 5, with per cent. ' v I KiM'lllmr M The average for the huHdins " was 99.5 per cent.. Tho I'ls had lo per cent, the IU'h 9.4 per cent, nil's 99.8 per cent, UlL's 99 A per cent and the 'ICS's :.!" er cent. tThe following pupils have tiad 108 per cent for the en tire . semester: Alice ' Jo.inson. Peter J?lanuk, Dora 'rawfurd, Hetty Stennptt. Vera KsRate, Dor thy (Jure, Kvolyn Hexman. . . P.-T. A Roosevelt School - school have been reviewing for tho hltti lvatl 4S books. Some of the' have suddenly i ' pant week. Many children will be I ,)Uj,iUl havv been planninB on keep- fact that if they , exempt. The A's are working lllK A vwurd of books they have hustle, the leu The CA pupils who wrote the ; hard to pet in the one division in Junior H:th Hankiiie. j Items for this week were: Cathe-- Iist Tuesday was the last bank ! Ine . P.randi, Stanley Kunzman, ; '? cl-v for the Koosvelt school. 1 loItli Jones. Mariorie Areiier. ainl Misu Van Alotot u-fiin,i ih Aiouie nrowne. This is the last llllf tO L!t OH.t htinili-Ait nnr Knnt in time Uie 6A's will write news items Imnkim w rtta u.,.,,. .v,,. ia.ii was 8 2. for the Hoosevelt school, i ner cent hk tht vr.irl wn mi IMpllft Kuteriiitf ami Pupils teavln: i7't. The out) hundred per oent j fun1' rt'Bn; mere; was one pupil who entered; rooms were: CU-6B with 108.6, the Kouscvelt school thU week. CA, 106.5 1 A, ltl5.3, 3 A 104 'he was Delm-P.s Htshpan l'nm the , C-2A 100 So, nnd 5A 100 Friday afternoon tho school ex-(.Lincoln school. ( Dai-nell Stevens' TV. We would like, at tlie beKin hlbit'd work from each depart-moved to Kl Paso, Texas. We hope 1 ninjT of next year, to have the read during the summer. Hcxtltli. The health record was not .-s (jood as it was expected to be. The , hhrheNt room in health was 2A-3Ii! with SS.art. The We hope to be ahead tBipeople: -who have;. liwide this ear muh an , vefwheliMiififi - success The New Ponliac Big Six is scoring a tremendous success All previous Pontiac production records have been sur passed. But the most interesting phase of Pontiac's latest and greatest success lies, not in the number of people who are buying it, but in the kind of people They give the real clue to the value this car provides. Friesa $745 to $S95,. o. b. Pontine, Michigan, p(u delivery charges. Bumprt, tprlnf corra and Lovmiay thock abtorbrt regular equipment at flight extra cost. Central Motor Time Payment ' Plan available at minimum rate Con aider the delivered price aa well as Iie fist price when comparing automobile valuea . . Oakland-Pontiao delivered prices Include only reasonable charges for delivery and financing. SANDERSON MOTOR CO. So. BartleA and 8th - -. i Phone 1385 - 2i - - w . PRomicr OF CENERAL MOTORS AMI IP UI telephoned we would be there at six" ' A A COURTESY CALL ..... ... ., , r 7 t 1 IM tJ. Mamt disappointments and sometimes embarra mcnt result from "just dropping in" on iolkj. A telephone call is so quick and reassuring that most people think, of it not only as a courtesy due others, but a real convenience to themselves and it cott little. " ' - " - Anyone, anywhere, any timefrom your own telephone, or from public telephones conveniently located cvery where ' Home Telephone & Telegraph Co. Of Southern Oregon read 4H buoks; and iluth Tye, rl! for one Krench film in Americ awakened to the ( do not i;et up ami id in supplying; 1 talkies to their own country is to ' l-e taken hwu.v from them by the vei y American com petition which . they arc fiK'itinK. i The LilKiiage difficulty which buildinn per cent . , '.' . l of the other public schools -in Med- 11. m ' S k V ! no u nee men t was made that .Muu- j rice t-'hevalier, "the darling of the 1 boulevards," and the most popular l)reu.-!,.K art work Tor tl.c an. u... ,,,..., , . m.,kinB r ., county fuir in h.-i.umt.er. MOM 01, lilklnB ,,..,. wllll. , to ,, tho projp.u nr wi-ll rnatlo. j railed -u- ITi.ui- roiu..n." . iki.-k.-tiK.il ;...... (..11.. .jo I T1 w:ls 1Ui..lu,,. .,,.,. R..ai.Vlf l;st Sim. villi ;mt s.u.,m ,., ls ,...,, Wnl.liiKt..n was i.liiyod last ''.-; vonne P Uium.ii.s. two of thv rt;iy ftnU l'.nosfvoll lost 24 lo IS. foll.Hwl i.-r,.m-h uvlura in lla- I.--BnoUBh mcq wore thore for Itooso- Kilinilll1 (ll.umai j,.,,, jMacLjnv veil, but Iho Wasl.inKton men j !lc..plod lonim lo uij,-ui- in a proved much tho belter team. .souni) ijn ltoos-ovelt did not I0..0 lliolr olmneo Thc ,,,.t.,R.h 1)u,)Ju , Jlst tiw,,k. for the champlonshli) with a ,,nll,K la lhv e,ml.moUM aiu aelion "ktoucIi" against any of tho Kcliools 1 of ,h(, ..mm,,,.. Altliouch the tliat boiU tbem. The boys' team , Krenel. s peelators did not under would like to consratulate the two stand a word o: tlie koubs of Al ' K'hools. JA'ashiiimun ami Jackson, j j0M)1, snK!i , i,s j,r.z .singer," i who are now in tho load for thotlc fMm hus ,,e(,n .unjllg tl) i championship, fur their tine pro-i pai ked houses on the l.ouvelards 1 Mentation of base ball teams thisfoj. w0,.tli- 1 .uu'ie nouso manatters in I'aris :''!!f:iii'i;i:iii3i!liM JT:n I t Now Open . i Knlr Work. , Miss Allen, the Hoosevelt whnol Are teacher for tho department is; year and hope the best team wins the until tame. Memorial D11.V. ill tilting llmir l.ieatei'8 for sound pictures. At first they were Medtord public schools were dls- 1 inclined to argue v hotlier the talk- missed on Meuiorial Pay lo see tn parade and to honor thc Boldierw of past wars. Many decorated ol die.V craves. On Friday. Jlay 31, the children went back to school to their review work. Spelling. Thc buildb-iK average for tb" " -e--v',;i s !: il :" 1 I.:1 UJ.9'. 'the class with the liihesl per ent was the 4A's with 9D.3V.. Miss Morrison waH pluaaed with tho averase but' she hopes we Wll.1 do better next woel:. -i. iut film .was sound 4 11 principle. Hut realization that whatever it might be fn principle it pacUcd their houses, ended that discussion. t ; r I Jackson School Itankinc, 98.7 per cent. Kxaniinations June 4 und C until School for June 1, i' nnd 3 until Wodnowlay noon, Hciiort cards Friday. 10 a, m. Health 'The bealth inspection lieriod cjosod Hat Friday with ji Jiercpnt ae of S0.7. Both tlw -ioMoherH and pupils fool that this endeavor has been one oft he most profit ante l)lojccts 01 ine scnooi eiutri -prices. Hall tiiliue The last bull game of the year was u championship match be tween the Jackson and Washing ton schools. Tho result was a de cided vlctury for Jackson school. The score was 20 to 10. and an other pennant will be udded to our list. Arithmetic Contests The final contests in tho sixlh grade arithmetic classes came lo a close today. This time the boys and Itirls competed against each other. The tiB girls won over the boys with a load of IS points, while the A boys led over tho girls with 55 points. Both divi sions enjoyed an Eskimo pie treat by the losoi-s. , Tho Uli contest ended with(an all-day sucker parly Friday morn ing. Jlarold's side had (is points gainst Ardatb's 7.r. Just ot round out our record thc TiA'a banked 100 per cent anil also had 100 per cent health In spection this last week. 1 The 6A class wore keenly dls aynvlntvd when they had to cancel their .swimming party. ' - ,m r, E- TASTE, IN ITALY ItOAJK. (IV) Guarded conversa tion or hojik in public plunen, til wayy desirable in Italy, has be come additionally ho hIiicc the recognition by tho government of the vMtlcjin uk u Kovereimi power. Blltfhts upon Klnrc Victor Km umnuel knd Ifenito Muyfolinl huve been Btemly iupprje) ever Hince tha funcitH took over control. Now the inhibition upp!' ctually to the pope and hi official. No more will ay young Koinnn btickH be permitted to dismal w thenmelveH an cardlnulu In the car nlvalN thai precede i,ent. Vlflt ing and reatdent i-'nencJimen must toieso uurbllnx isonie of lh(-ir( country's traditional nonns in which friarn or monks have tin leHdfnfr rolen. A veneiable and notedly devout ' - ich prelate, whirs wne of , jIlKht nmUHf ment at all thfiiK here below nan not Iw-n ctrne(i by lie. erH' H-Mlt"0'e In aufi Koine, wum eeify taken in tn;-k iwently for a. chmiiU rcert'tice to "Uie fine Italian hand of th old Kent If man on the other bank of the Tiber." Me expostulated that be wan nut referring to the pontiff, but o the latir'n more nimol.HO' secretary of M.ite, ('jndin;il parri. "It in all the cmm." h wi in fornied by the political pifonm; n ho r.VTrlH Hi d him. "Mm i ht c(inclulon of I he la (era n t r; t i?. snmHhiiiK has been iIiiiiikiiI III thr iut 4t( mitttii iu Umly, t;n jrm nioiifiiinoi , muL olmei've it." TOUTED AS PLACE 1OMH)N' (fl; If Sir UoUKlas lliiwisun haa his way in the ant arctic, the south pole oho ,day will he a health resort. Kir DoukIus, who was on tho scientific staff of the Shackleion expedition in l!H7 and led tho Australian 'Antarctic exiedltion uf' 1!1I-M. haa left London to make final preparations in Australia for u itew exploration of the aouth ernmoKt eontliM'Tit which be bopca will prove the practicability of eoloni&im? that ice bound region. The Kovernment ha lent him Scott's old ship, the discovery and officially tho purpose of Iho ox pod It Ion is to continue the char ter Inn of the Antarctic coastline and to study the life and habits of the whale. However. Kir Dotmlus looks be yond the Iminr-diate objective and regards his task as the first step In the development of a new lai.d. lie Is confident that colonists will follow the explorer n.s they did tn the development of America), and that In a few years the polar continent will be doited with fish Inr; and mining settlements. It may be a far cry from wuch rudo settlements to thc sort of thins one expects lo see in health resorts, hut Kir , Jounla sees nothing Illogical In the thought of health resorts of the future being built there. The atmosphere of the I'ole, he points out. Is totally devoid of dust und Inno'-ent of any kind of K''nns (which do much of their traveling on dust particles). The el i male. In fact, he asserts, Is "the healthiest III the world." and the polar world a region of gorgeous beauty. Apparently the explorer's cn thuKiaHtn for houth polar climate and Mcenery Is the .tmntaneoiis ttort, for before be b'ft here he received scores uf applications lor posis with his expedition several of them from women. Jlis reply to the feminine aspirants was: "pint this triji. What we need on this expedition Is men who have been on si in I la r exped 1 1 tons lie fore. Captain Davis wants sail ors; I want scientific experts." Capt. J. K. Davis. Hlr. Dougla' second In command, will remain here with the Discovery until Nbe U ready 'to buU in -August. Hlr Douglas will Join the chip ut Capetown, IT"" ror ousiness With the Newest and Most Modern Cleaning Equipment in Southern Oregon We Solicit Your -PRESSING r -HAT BLOCKING Office 20 Sooth Central Phone 96 PLANT 811 NORTH CENTRAL I. C. MOSS, President - r- . . C. J. CHOED, Sec'y.-Manager E. G. 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