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PSCE TWO mtdfohd mail trtt?une. mtdford. onr.no. si'xday. September s. io-:n. PARADE AT FAIR ! SEPTEMBER 11TH Ch 1 Ifi r t n k L;i y at the 'J a-k .n county tir. Ad initio n will fre on that i" to all bool ebil'irtr.. the county. A nw falur o:ffr(l for Ih-e firt time th: year will be a parade of the crhoola of the coun ty by the rev!flr. stand. AM school of tin- county are inv:t-d to enter. Ih ik hvol ltl by it. principal or teach t-ret ill pa in rvriew. The rounty fair board : effrinr cfh jriz-i to the rhoot which has the Urgr-t pr c-rr.t of its enrollment prwnt in the pa rade. Vrze ar as folou: Attendants Award First and second cla-j district?: Jlt'0 to the r.iiv:'l!i.l "h:" or buib'ing. hifh ha the larveM per c-'-nt ( it en-"ihi; r.t n: in th p.ipwde: St f to t'ie- :r.i!'.v;ia it school, or building, which has the second larjret jM-r cent of its en rollment present in t.ie parade. Third rlas districts (having les. than :o pupils on the d:.-inc: cenuft: to the individual school havine the larcest per c-n'. of its enrollment pi fvnx in t'a. jiarade; $5.0 to the individual school which has the second birrest ier cent of it pupil en rollment present in the parad. The enrollment is fietind at the actual number of pupi'.j mi the 1 rwll Septemlw-r Jt.i at !:" p. m. Health Honor K II AuanN The Jacktn County Kair board offer the following prize award to ribbon children of th.- Jackson county health honor roll: First cia- district) iMfdford and A.hland i: Manner for the individual building i elementary or junior h:gh mio! i nhoh hs the largest per cent of it members on the health honor rH a of May 2. 1.. Second cla-v dL!ri'-!.s it'-ntr.il Point. l'h:-mx. Ta'trit. Kku" River. J. k-'nvi!le HoM tfit'.i: Fanner for the Individual h-l feu (Mime t vrad I -m a hih ha The Iurrert per "nt of it mem ber on the health honor roM. May Third dajc di-'.rb-T tall oib-r whool In the -ojihi; liannT for th- e' hool i;rati'- 1-M whbh has the Urct p-r t cnt i.f it members on the he lrh honor roll by Septt-mtT The numler of number n school ha i the numhT of pu ptls actually on the roll and in tleftdanoe not mark J " dt nppe.l" on May z. 1?'J. vr.- nt in all eue are l-tiitun i on thi tlDmber n a bae. Honor' roll pupil. from ea h chool niUTt err:fied to by the teacher or pritu ipal aid the nure. Thee cert if iation niUht be in the hand uf the oumv H'hl .super intendent on or before September 1SI. The cjunty upTin:en dnt In tu-n crtifie th lit?t t the secretary of !h- fair board 1--lor -ptem-r II. th- f-tt 1t rh The Modern Missionary Takes Ip the Air TIME -FLIGHTS ARE JUSTIFIED v w; l ..::.-.J The up-to-date missionary Lses a plane in the far-flung stretches of . the world. Brother George Feltes, S. J., assigned to cover 84 missions in Alaska, will do so with an airplane. jVeltes will ship his plane to Alaska and drive north in his new Chevrolet Imperial Sedan. Pictured with him is Captain' W. H. Koyle, his instructor. award. An appropriate bat. Tier is- ..urd. ( the winrntiv "h-t'tl by th f sr l-i nd in a'h vt the i.r r-v;M-fii-. Itciuirenicnt llfultli Honor Holl A child Witl be CDl'".errtl lUlf-ibb- fur the ln-ri'T vl if :if; . pl.iral ex..!:iiuat:"n by a ph-ic-:;.n and in ti.e t-pmnin of b' t' :.' her he 1 r.-d a. t 11 tnlly norma!, i-t p"n .-... IV.' :. of d."-fe t.; 1 If j.-ocl'i , ..!. rative In health hbi: ill f.i-:-iry in hiy b in-. ; -r ai.d .:: l: Si- m th- m . n irunr-. ;.t. J- Mttilally ornial I- c- "n-id'tti meiiin. n -i -d if d'-ir-c p.ts.-iiij; !:o.; u . . : k :n I- I'ltJ-Mnllj I.'csllll 11. hal an t itini-n-tti'T uii'i' r th- lot-nJ-tl n-!V- of to.- J;i. k--t '.iiniy ll-.ii(h uni; uu 4 t-n i-i-nt 4'Xannri ttin nd ,'eH.r; !;. .i I - - - :n. t M-r.od uiid'-r ifuVr sr n; ,io ijKt I ir horr.e au'.h' l :2-I r.-;'- - nt.it! . ill a v-.':r.b in d.iu'Ic rank t nt.it i th nr-I'tt-in end i-f the !.-. Til--m hiHiij. Mill .-ir.-it- tt th- i" i'. n ntr.tiif-. 1'ritn t:. H. h f ir..- :ih:ni;i.i! bl i- ;--:-a.- p.ntlv ur- t-o". H- iiih xu h ai-t.n.! a.- lie j.uy !-i4-n;i.. viil 1m - n hund t ri-e; e th-M-h'MtN a t ht-y rv.ve and il'.r ' th"-i :;i hi :ntr i;i pai t'irn, i- tb-r.. Tf-i-trs j:nl pri';S'ai ir- r' siMriblf for :i--.---nif'Mnjr th-ir re pe'tiv. rr-Jif and for th- r.I- r tn th'ir iwn i;.rikf, Thv w.'l al- ,..-.;-.,- th.ir fi-fvi"i in - .4-Mt' r d.isn:ite compeiept perf'iife to a it. Aft-r p!pi!- M.-iVf ntarhd p.;-; 'hi: .T.tr.l .-:;:i.d. ar.d r-at-!o-d a l d.'-eTTiitt'd by the parad" t: v c:r all h'tt.l will he rit.i:!ijel xfp; th.".'1 -.ii"ds wht-h ar- l' T't-'.-.v.- ;-war.N in tlo- Ib-.tUli "M-.r.t.r J! Jl I'Tti. The . ho.U vi :l h? ro:;. j. ;ed bar--k by the I'a.u'b- riiriM-:f.r. ard .it a lino- .'..I h f-r . rrt d by him n: tl. jU'iqis' Mirnd in the prano fluid .and ro-?v- ih nwanl r-f the ban-T-'- n l.v the Jn- k -w-r ''Hint y r-'a'r :is!"m at:r.. ( h .vinir l.o iix'-T prr-t -f ii pooii-! on The H' ,fi;h H-nT R.dl .f any hod .r! IN -i.tvw in th.- ount. Th- -vinn.-r- ( the -.t-h attn-nT,t-- priz-.-- i!l be anrum-wl fii-m ifv ndt;e' t.d. ni w:M p.id In th sjir.'e rrH:iner and ;it tir- -,;; tin:-- .-' i.irwr f :ir prifc"-. N'.-f n i: . Va'iN. pr lt-r i and r.il lii.iiia:;-:- t-i th- Jlurart ',.1 rir, ;. f fahf-triiia. '. ') pwhhc n-w.- -f an ou'j-land rr:r .tb- (.-' "td tit id- b " 1 Hit. ant !,..;.r ros in he i-ity f TTon!, ?r.ir'. 'an.ida. .-hr iy: At .'..r-fint: t" ! ire-; r i:i.: '.it:ni 'itrur- i -mi:!t-H by t .! an id:un only t-al's lntrei.e in June ver April math- in the ir -iind-'- inr f I-!-! . n! to Durant, In April an i May. L-'jihh; eiie-i were in f urth pltif n the -'toj luddr of th-tt :y. white in June they advan--d t.i thin! pia--. which ni.-ition th-v m.iinr;.ned in J-uy. With tin c-o'-i'Tb-n -if ne M-ier ai'tfiu..h)i-. hf iJurant irKva-e in May "vcr .VW'ii v.js :!: iarvr ina:lc ;n a !i-t o! !Murt" n tiiff- r nt car. "In th fur vyiinuer c r fi-'d. Pu r.t r. t h M i --cord pl. s- ; n T.-r--rt -lurirc ArM. May. Jtin-- am Ji.-h- by u -'jbntaritial Toaie-.r.. V iii:'' H-l TVfr f-Mir y!ind r raif ;-.w-d at -li-n :- in May. iHirant f..-j . ;:.-! a cx'!is.!deibj :is v ! -- "Imrart jTi'dyr's. includ.ni: a cti . :'ot r.iftee "f pa - ruT'-r car?-. "Ti t- h ivv -!irr';jt-d' d tht ni-s-'h. f-. -.viTh : p-.yTiK- w hi'-h i ti- .-lit ..f : 'nuality fir-.l p- li y -; :-:.-ibIif heoV b ioj:;,nt M-n-.i w. air-." ieW..rs Mr. Sat. in. i! In: an', dt-.-.l.-r. "It i Vaid b; luany t' bo a natural out-'-r-nie f t i ? .tr- t-k Mtirit of ;..y.;lty who h h.i be-'n i-uilt up afii'-n t?i- trpb-y- j. at th- p!nt .h.-r-by Th'-j art- -tn unp"'l to build Itj r.tlil produ' ts at they v. to T" t K. ihi-jn." HAVANA .-P Mayor Miu-: M f :;n-' .;-'ni--z recently aw.-d the fj;y cor.;;l to appropri.V" $.44f. : -tvTii - h:'h to Ma.ui th-n'-ani'-ifk-dity's i-l-c-r;c Ii.hr bill. ! li-rx-- Hf-ri n arrear-f for yKirs anui :h" 'i';in F!-t-tr:c ompany -i;il t have bM-ume un-aj-y al-yj; .-.-..i;ri.. l f.vr i'l!.-i'.' of A'.i.i- lion. ' i.-o. a;r-r.-ord flitii't' hy dt ni. n f'.y u;.y into d;;r.- n-- in heavily b-aded plains to buttle .torrn and wir.d in cri.t country da-he.,, artid why do they coop th-rnselve! in tiny cabins for d..ys on t-nj while ro,iriity motor. wear do., n thir n--rv-? Kive fa mom record - breaking A merit an pilots have jriven their reason and they all aivo on at !eat one thinp that only thru a-Tual .flyinc; and ubj-ctin-r their p'.ar.e to thr toughest conditions ' the sir has to offer can they fir. J the flaw lh plane unJ mitnrs' and :.ive The way for further advance !n aircraft construction. Lor- n W. Wer. if !1 and R. B. Heinhan went aloft because th--y believed that no motor had been worn out tn other endurance flights. They wanted to see if t :? possible for ;.n er.irine to hm way aloni? for 10"0 hours he max. mum tir.it- they estimated earing and piston rins cou!d hold together without tightenin; r replacement. They tient a month figuring out ind intal!mK a lubricating sys tem that insured new oil and p Tease to every workluv; part of the mror lII the time so th it their Wrih; Whirlwind would have ev.-ry chance to live up. to their eSpevtatiolii-. Fahy. chief tt-t pilot for the . I-ockhced Aircraft I'crapr.y, a firm believer in makintr t'sts to Kather constructive know led p. "'U'f tun across an id-a or fig ure out a plan intfvf a tOil; fit r or nl'r. It r.iay iwk all ncht on paper, but po to piece in thr air." Kahy said. "Tak- a "hip and pive it tl. works. L-t th-ie n vv thinps prov.- thms-l-. n Ions, fa-t fu.hi and ou kn' thenwlu-th--r your id:-a wa riph: or wr-'tt'.'. The M'Hd r-c-.rd int 'dental." f.tr no flyr d?fifii:.-iy ha found prvail:ntc tail winds, but thruh f'-rnvT spI r"-ord fct tempi fl ers know that the s:ronirst w inU Mow from ,v -t tit a-t a ri -s :ht- I p-. d Stat. s. Th -y know that h" atbound winds force them to tak- at b-:i-t two ho'jr. more ,,v'ist tiian i-n a f i e h t f r m I . An pel t o Now Vork. Tenman. board member from Mii ourl. h. corrected rh- tt-jt. Without trikinff toa brave aa analoi-y. the man who rraie him-i If famous a. presldnt of the Nh- tin-l lavestot k rotiu- ers nt ia- tion imp':e-J. in an addi. at th- Ti t.itt- fa:r A-l-U-t -', that. like hei.wi. tlo- ffd'-ral f.rm boa-I . helps ;hoe who h-lp th.-i; IV n man mailed t?o- v.:rd'. i-hara' ;.::!!'. aiiswT to rtiju- -t for aid. To Florida ritrsis fruit irr..v. ers i' said: : -t tosjt-ther; cotr !a.e and ruinbr your fore- i i hat y-u can operate thrii:-:h a ecn'ral t !! Inp apr.y. and v.i will x".t ::d th'.-r.-ed-d hIp." Talifornia raiin proWer-i wrr.; tohl t join the?r f'.rr.- af.d th- th'-m to Hi1' board would -o with hanker.. l -i answer to th" fc'"w was; -)b-t your d:ff:'tH prouo-ope-h-r in one sellir.- a.-n- y in duro- io i . and ii rnttb that thejr, tear r x'ej.t that hi. ty have been a bit vor: H- dei lar-d tlo- d. ,-iini re ai the I , Ure enough ( tor in in Tk-t: w. h th.t pr ;ha; one na: .or:--.1 .. v.r,- toll iiiaily o:,. an :- u, y with i-r.-at- r "1 n.i :irpaiTiinP p.w--r d men th- r'-t:ifnieu:, of M .i!!iit il Mi:n'k. tmu- t. ,r pi-.. in industry it mip- i a p. .it c ntral v'.U(ip itati-'ti- umption or salt meat, and la. com inp the farnifi .,-,,,..-fK. :.rxl ll.;.f . ... . ' ii.-t:'ii'f h- stipp! pi.:.- to a-i-ii.ne Jowiiiis j, fn-d oio'-fif'Ji of the fiiMf, lb- poini-d out that only z of btiva hops ar- rm.rk'e.ti ln( one r-liihp up my and v.'.. thai th-r-iji lay a fine oi,-,,," ; for lova farinors to atut-l Hf Inn: than -O p,.r t ivc ; 'iui j; relief probUms. Honest T'ini ' H-mm." f . n-::4ii a-- fair that 'n- frooi d is tint' i" tiiin-s sir-. Tom lo.- '"y fimir ' (ifit-; Hf. has fouuht t:e-l"-iiii: -,o Xunny ( ih-rn all. . ' j; . r 3 a rival at i its price' f r bhie ( The Farm Week In Washington PHODICT OF CENF.RAL MOTORS Williout a sinclc exception, thp Pontiac Bia Six 13 the fastest, inot powerful six of its price available todav. Its 'sturdy, 200 cubic inch. L-Iiend engine develops 60 horsepower at mmierate encine ipced. Its speed and acceleration arc the fastest to he found in any low-priced six, according to the "fifth w heel"' the most accurate speed measiirini device known to automotive engineers. I nquetionahly. today's Pontiac Big Six is the perform ance leader of ils price field and the style and value leader as well. th rllirrrd p-i . rWf r .r ( f. . F prir nMipvi.i ... lonu.JW .' - r..'ia ... i 'nitynaPintiae lii-rd prir iiirlud ni .iifior ted thmrgm fa Jtm&Ut anrf t-i -.t jh r ,.--. on; udilirior.-il 13 41 . fc. fitc. Afirhif n Rtdm bjj Ftnhor Hrinp in your prrwnl ear for no annraisal. J value will omf.nl.1. rhver thr down aiueut, I cm inp only a few dollars per moiill Prtnrin- Big Sit. ?7tS to M)J, f. i Pontine. Xtieh., fUu AUr'-r-r rhttrtn R11 m frr, i.-in roi tOff jr nhwcrW rr-fultiT qi-ipmr-.i t fifit fm mjr. 'nj-sl ffotnr Tin taymrt.t fUin nraHibtr of minOnt. ISy Fratik I. Wc-llcr r hvi,tt"(i l'r.' Farm UJitorl V'ASHi.VoTO.N tlf t ty at ai! , con - ivable that any farmer in tlie Vi.'red .-taie ever 'felt trst -ill had ti do wa i; d-.-vn anl J-t ; h I eu e ; a 1 farm b oa r d milk h i SANDERSON MOTOR CO. ! SOUTH BARTLETT & EIGHTH STREET Phone 1385 Running and Harness Races RODEO EVERY DAY TRICK RIDING ROPING RELAY RACES and ROMAN RACES SEPTEMBER 11-12-13-14 r and Concerts FIREWORKS EVERY NIGHT Something Doing Every Minute A Great Gala Week for Southern Oregon and Northern California People $1 A TTVT "PT?TTlVrTTTiTQ 0ur Uvestock, Poultry, Horticultural, Agricultural and Dairy Products, JL J,JkJJ JLJlN JL rVJ2lVXl lVlO Needle and Art Work, Products of Kitchen and Pantry, School Exhibits PLENTY OF ROOM FOR ALL DISPLAYS! All rciourccs, all industries, all energies of Jackson County have been brought together with one effort to make this fair bigger and better than any county fair ever held in the state. Every phase of agriculture stock-raising, fruit, vegetable and grain farming, dairying, poultry raising, products of kitchen and pantry, boys' club work has been called upon to aid in the various exhibitions. Every department will be crammed full of the splendid products of Oregon. ONE OF THE FINEST DISTRICT FAIRS IN THE WEST ! I