Medford mail tribune., September 15, 1929, Image 13

medfotct) im, ttctbtjsr mmonn, ohmon. sri.v. si:i'ti:mhki; i.-. 10-20.
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News From City and Valley Schools
Washington School
;t-V"lt school thjs
now a i p-jnily
WasdiinKion school "I!
iunis in tilt jur;tdc m the J;tc.;son
ii.uniy l-ui;" tm Wdin'siay. which
Ka.Vr. M'" w-rtmil uliic-f' in dii.ir!t".s ...f
ll". fil.-l cln.s. UV in- very proud
of the fin operation riven hy
the' patrons who lmtde h possilde
lit tl'Mll.-.p'irt the children safely
then ami linjin- ain.
U an r.ow ih- proud owner:; i"
n ln-:uiviful Mm- :;tiil sold liaiijier.
presented by tho .l:n-l(slji County
J'; 1 ir board t th' 1 school ha viiiK
ih hiKh'-si percent of puih; on
the Health 11. .nor i dl hist May.
Tin "ate.s ."ilcnt reading tests
tvo keeping children .r tin- ili
n:iriinenl very busy. Tin:'' four
iV'sih Include:' 1 .'1 ) Hwiiliiii t. ap
preciate the jfnt'ial simfir.i nee
the paragraph. )f: Kt'adins in.
predict the outcome of given
'venl. ) Heading in UMlflstainl
precise' directions. Heading 1
' note details.
Tuesday was- hanking 'lay ami
mm average -was. not ns .high as
Washington pupils have set as
their standard. ItetteV next tinn',
we hope.
On Kriilny afternoon. Sept. 20, at
three o'clock, the Washington
i'n rent -Teach r association will
meet to plan tin year's work.
I rolled in the Koo
week. There are
in ii Li r school.
tuc hull riop.iratlon
1 Mrs. Jones, '.he girls' physical ,
training director, is collecting halls
:mtl i;i:s. markinu, ami pelting
Ihi-lil ready fur Use. U'c ale g.-l-.lillg
lliltd Up for IU1I i.nc-
live.
Bunking
L't hank "il t'l.r the first time
:hi. lenti Ai Tin.Ia;. . Mm. .inx
v.t H's 1A ami lit pupil c t the
hanti'-r with ii pcic-nt as ihe
hifcfii'M .-ivciat'O. The u vera Lie f ti
the Whole l(..nv:Vl-ll hoUupl Was
tii.il M'M-eeiU. . . .
Speed Itall
T.lr h.-ys uf tile U""-fVil whiutl
are funning i-tc-ol fain to play
speeo hail. 'Vv will play tin .I;u k
niii ! ;v'hi.el (.11 September
I:. Hf-m!i'iou 1 ;il:revtiim the
; hot. is in s.-ei Uali. ).' .'
ev, Art KiifWiViMn
We nave a' 'new art siiprvii:or.
ll-T tianit is Miss llolienh. cU. We
ai e i;..illi; to try our he.-a t trt (la
;:o.mI u..ik for la-r. She plans to
el lite to see VIS every Wi'ek.
n-ih'.irs
t In.o.e.
Si) if
hy any of lite dairi
Screen Life in
Hollywood
Hunt's Craterian Today
rat:;;
and
rat In
any pit mils w ;h ti uyp
i. thev may nuik a v-
pients with the dairymen
pay the in. The shotd hud
v not handle the money.
Those Details of
Chic Which Reign
Supreme in Pari
V.v lEithhin ';mii,
Ulil. I. V WlKili. Today's
lalk.es ami 'dlpf"peeiaN" lie
not strut on tin- seie.'n mi eoi-ki1
-t"iiri hi the d.yniiy ,.f their p---(ion.-
a.- tin- "last wy "
Jackson School
i
Roosevelt School !
Sp'-Hini; for semil !i4.1.
I'.ankitlK 7(1 peV cent.
Kin drill, lis seeonds.
Il'altlt chores heln
The J'air,
Much interest has heen taken
in the fount y fair .dminj,' the
past week. The oxhihtts were
A fi-'.tk iv.n y lnv all riu'ht "in
te-iaedv.'" the as diptoaia say.
hut h ih the trinitw detail hen- v
im':v t.'lMi reiiHy stamps h with
:'iw r;e tain's date or m-x'. Th"
I'uriSi eXM'-'Vtft i-f MeCall'K MaK tzine
foree.v.i t lie September isue
' ,th.t;:(he.foiyyin(! details will niai-t-
' ', '
lUH-V tin' Point
"Pointed' 'treatments are just
' r.r-rh1 detail in the new shtiwitms.
1 Alatnst every denirner usos them
' in some fovni or another, yet there
is no Uniformity because the points
are used in, way;? at oiitjinal us the
7 lines of the dt'esss themselves. In
I tine (rock, thy. points are a minor
I .'.etai. uid :ici- uKKest a hiKher J
1 1 waistline in fin oveninir kowii of
" :uiff 'silk. In another froek. point- ;
ed efforts av'e the L theme of the
dress, with pointed seamms, a .
pointed eape collar and dipping'
Kill inst. J hemline- 4
! Where U llio Waistline? I
"Not every fhrure can wear I
frocks with, a waist sharply de- i
ff nod at the niirmal lino. So French j
00111 uriers in certain moneis nave
S u :n e d ;i
thev may m
. -iL. i L.w.'.l in - ' -
I v :it ih.' Ii.'ii'l'
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: HUM Town.
Sfen and heard: (leurwet fu
lieiiMer. foiinr Kreiu h iin eham
plon. and a Hollywood ra:e right
it'tv., to have a lead In "Hold
1 I Ivei y; hiiiK." ' Ihk masieolor -ialki' .
. . . ( icore (i-I'.rii'ii Hw anKeriiu '
aleiu: the l-'oX lot ill eowhoy ei.K
tiune . . . of at le; st the eoluine
-waiviers. . . . Hut it's not iid, old
lias e "wept ei n." after all. just a
m-w talkie. . . . l.eaiiii-e .IoV t 1
tnur lairope wi:h vaudeville ai t. . .
lu 11 the lou Need- a Until
On yon have trouhlc in hathinK
y.o.f ih; .' ll should not he diffi-
i!i if vou K" ahoui it in the lir.'H
w.iv Si 1 it- iloiis lake to a tuh
ill) readily- olio r speea-s ean he
Tip
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I ill't 'Ill llM.t sir.'!; l.V
.1:1 i..'.'.l.i..;ll '...l:;'.. lulh.
ih. sii.i "-.-. ..I- Huliir.' ..f 111.'
!..:.' I'Uli will il.'l..ii.l l.irKfly
ill"n "in- in. '111. .1 .'I' lian.lliim
llii.i. Any w ill li' .'.Mi;.' fl'i.riil-
ci.-.l i.r.il r.'.-iilliil ir In' Is mini
Ulii''.lur.i!l:llil'.
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I!,l,.'.'t I.itt.-.ill. La V..r,.,' .MH 'ill- 1 avoiil.'.l. on.' ul nu.-r -si-; -h of (h( w.lfst
l,;.'k. iJoi'i' lini'i'clt, It'li.'l (in.at. i'"K f.'atu.'.'s !,f U,,- la. Us.;n s.'hoi.l , in.
Amv Kllii.lt. Kls'lo' Ali'iicU. ll.ir.itliy 1
I'ulnaiii. Kl.iis.' I'all.M'soii
Mr. Il.lliirh's Vi-ll 1 I"
Mr. lli-iliii-k nia.lp liis riivt' visit : any
mm- :m ,uee w.n.m; , (1).llnill(r lhl. wast or mnk
other
ami wtis
I Play.
schoid in
ei-y proud
e.n.ty
the
pa-
Thc 1'iinnlt.
Who won the prize in the
lati,- at the fair grounds?
Well, three school principals.
one a "(lead sartin linger piiiiiu
tiKlHly
i; the
only a faint siiKKe-stlon of drap-
wa 1st line. A frock that
has a sash in hack lt mark the
waist ut tho tnii-nf-lhe-hips line,
in front ha; three invert.-., r ;s
that suKKest tho normal waistllno.
HeioltiU-s tivnw Mll(T Still
out? slender lines are tho im
portant feature of most of the llew
al'ternoitn frocks, anil as a wide
enumerator, counted 1: 1 7 live souls ( in-mjino nee nts the Hli'iidortms of
in the Jackson school c(dumu. ni, llt.M( . ,itf diess, lwni.li'.e:. :e
And at hith noun Sept.-inhcr UiecontiitL: wide ami widei-. In some
ami p.
th-
frocks, the width is aet-nal. achiev-
of the year to the limtsevelt school
on Thursitay, Sep! emher 1 L'l h. We
aiwavM welconio him.
Heallll
The Health itanner was won hy
the :tH-3A room with an average
of H7.T, percent. The iiveraL,"' for
the huildiun Was UfM'. pereent.
Visit Fliim New Art Shimtw.iii
We enji.ycd a visit from Miss
Tlollenheek, the new art s .i per vi
sit r. I am sure we shall all like
her vory much.
' ' Spelling '
Tlte highest siieltin averao for ;
this week was 07 percent, made hy
Mrs. Willit's fil! class, which is a'
splendid record. The school aver- 1
line was i,n.7 percent. ;
Fair I ' ratio
Roosevelt had one hundred and ;
ninety-six children hi the parade ;
at tin fair Wednesday. That was . . . y,.!,.,..! .. their tine snirit tho smartest ooRiumos for daytime
illi percent of iho entire number, i . p,,,.,,!,!.. ti,. ti-nwrnirtaiion i include all typos. One may hav
.lai'Ksou seuooi ea ine i irsi a no
WashiiiKlon eame second. .laokson
received ten d(dlars and Washing-
ton school received five dollars. I
Hoosevelt came third but did not j
win anything. We coiiKfatulate '
.. ull-talkiim t.'av
.lack laideit. esty a r o pi -
seutod all the Old familiar chara
ioi-.h tvhoso ' nmsh. iineuliured r
terinrs hid hearts of pure ;ohl . i
else oi tuackest ebony, with it.
in-het weens.
The villain t Hai ry Woods) stalks
into the barroom of "theso by;.r
dJirttin's" lu nil his pristine pbe
.if black frock coat ami black hai
and black boots, and twirls w:mi
lithe, cruel finttcrs his wicked Ida i.
motistaclie, and snarls at apnio
priale moments "A h-harh-h-.
and stalks and stalks and stalks.
And Karo Nidi t Louise tuzen
dal innocent golden -curled, m
-lloolitlLT illirlillK of the settlement
swears by them lhai hills that m
heart was ymini, .lack." when t-i-
hero pops the question. 'J hen 111.
j villain bares -Neil's nasi, tries .'
steal her ttold mine, tetn killed
appar. mly hy ihe hero, who I
aiiout to swiuK from tho cotton
wood lice for ihe deed, wlp'll 'ni
Nell, with evidi'liee, l ide j nt;Uali-
limy ut save his life all in lw
reels! I'.ut inavbe. jiMt nu.ybi'. th-c
Fay Wrsy and Qecroe Bancroft in a scene from "Thunderbqlt"
( I. :e Haner
AjieW. dllTi
tare opens a
Hunt's fraie
lieu: Inner
!u 1 I'mleiwi
all-talkmu
three-ilay i n.
rian today. I
ott's 'preat siltv
rid ami 'Tim
I'lec.
U he
Ml
h i
d.-n
1 he
t has
rk in "Thunder
talks. Likeable
in, I lovely Ka
c uppoi l iim- lead
.it
b.dl.'
Maynard in First Talking, at Rialto
i .
pa.
just beiwei'ii J
; enrettictn if the s hool was :tli ,,, jlV t.ircular out or by inserting
; souls, most of whom were cominu ffnnVts nil around the hem. Other
'alive. So by correctly estimating iMicks keev a slender sheath faun
i the percentatio we have ! : 1 -1" ! dation. uiid add an appearance of
ient. a lead of more than width by means of circular tiers or
six per cent over'oiir nearest com-, flounces, placed low onoush below
1 petitor. So the Jio prize i-Itht1 hipline to preserve the slender
; "mir'ii," 'linos of the frock, and often dip-
Anil Thanks ! plnir below the hemline.
The teachers and pupils wish Tallnrwl Bl I'nstilioil
t. thank the iKirents and friends; "The tailored fashions that form
will lake it all seriously. I
will thank the stars that the
westerns are back.
CrPf 'VW, W ,fc
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Ink., win in will.-.- up l" al..t in.- ISllf'131 ;;.! ! 't Jr.'rrh-K iJahU
I.-V..I of His lill-.'S. Moist,',. His I h $ fa?ty ifikSMwMm
i,..iv win. in.. wMi.T. ii..-.. ri. i IMbM 1 sni tJKlp
,i. so.,,,. ,,r...i....n.v .....in. I,,.',-.- I; , i Urn WmfwMWmi
W..I...' ..mil .voi. Hav w.k,.,l ,, u UtMm IW'ijijHW'W
lilH'i .il lulli.T. Wnsli Hip hi'a.l li.sl. Ute'to.!1; lj-'illfi yJ- M- ViH!ili '
laliiim sp.'i'iul .'ar.' not la n.-l soap '
llins.' ill." soupy lull,.',' away!. 5y
W illi I'l.'iii-. warm a,,',' anil rill, j Xgk Bl B Gi948lB&
no, .ion ,ny wan 11 ,'oi.rs,' towei.; Wtu3e,M a &i3Irk
lie very thorough in the mailer of 1
'"V (b yinK. so the il.m will not take ( q fl
'pour biiilitiK w;iier on spot. If a m m m M
t i trace remains, dab wiih Ivmou I g K g ff
" 4f J"'"" """ 'x,"",-t'" ; fo&Iow Tiie
Ink slains on linen are nibbed,
wiih ripe Momalo they will soon;,- - pm in tTKNXi Wlfc f
11 ........ s, , in. . m t -Bi ; w
V- i ill., washnl III warm w.il.'r W..I....II Wjadp A waO. Mi mLM tm . mm
Sj I any
.".i".'iiv,',y 11 run,..'., won 11 mix- (K -W Vs B? 3 VXSl Ii a
14 ! Hi,.' "f (iill.-r's .-ai-m am. iiliioi. Bfa mm
i VVIioii this is lirnslii'il ol'f ili.'.v look i
A l IS Koo.l IIS 11. 'W .
Jackson and Washington. I!ut, of
course1, wo nre disappointed that
we lost. t
1-airoiltnent
There wore more children en-
I for the parading school ctiiiureii )
! to the fair mounds. There waV
j Otioa.h transport;!! Ion volunteered
to carrv our own school and half:
of any other j;rade school in town.i
Milk I'm iii-hed.
Plans have been made at school
to irive those children who wish
soft feminine type of tailored
frock with a circular skirt and a
bow at Hie neck and waist, or a
frock With erip pleats, tailored in
every detail. Or frocks that eom
pvumip by -liffvlnw tailored lines,
and soft feminine details."
The world's largest woodon sho?
milk for their him hes. permission ; factory is not in iionanrt nut in
to have it delivered at the school navoillMirt. loWit.
!
I '6Speed Up"
III -'-i . : S 11
hall B
One Special lUond!
Howard Hughes still is trying
find the riht bloiul to supplant
CI rota Nissen lu the all-talkine. ver
sion of his aviation special. "Ilcil'i
AnKols." Orot; with her foryin
accent couiu not piay mo "oie, mi i.
as jvi no substitute has boon sign
ed. OviM'tures wade to Dorothy
Mackaill found Dot busy elsewhere.
Hut the silent version for unwiied
houses will retain tho charms of
Nissen.
Little Uavey Leo apparently. si ,1
"ihnnmh" as far as Warner Hroth-j
ers are concorned. "t'nole" Al : I
Jidson's Sonny Hoy and Little i . l
probably will have to Kind a new
scievn daddy when 1m. returns from
his present personal atpearnif.e
tour, which tho Warners maintain
Ken Maynard and Edith Robe:ta in "The Wagon Master"
Nevet- wash bronze figures fr ot
na moils, hoi dust ihem care cully,
and wip with : soft cloth tmds-
j fMied with salad oik l'olish with
, chamois.
Rapid-fire action eharaei crimes
every miuniw of "The Waj;on Mas
ter," Ken Maynnnl s picture whlcn
opens tit tnV Ri.ilio theatre today.
It is the first Western Willi mhis
and dial.
hah' T ridin:; tricks.
"The Wanon Master" Is a story
'of the waimil freighters, a bold and
reckless breed of men who carried
supplies to Isolated in tnliiK camps
; apd army posts in the days id the
1 old west.
Ma nard with the aid of his fain- ous horse "Ta ra n" open a i
new
I"'
hrc;
test.
It of cotiira.M
constitutes
over their
Wonuurs Rival.
Frank Way yol may rival Mn.'.v
Doran in the mailer of hair-dyeing
(iii-.m.iyi roles, l-'ay's linht crop
went black for one picture, then
l-trht airaln foi' another. Immedi
ately he was called for "retakes"
..n the I'irsl. At present writing It's
black nuain. . . .
In oUbu days when a picture
contained lilt 1 - on which to com
pliment its director, one i.lwaH
said, "Iteauliful photography." . . .
; Now one murmurs, "Wonderful ro-
ror.lim;!"
(IUVNIA, Roland Aj The Unity
white hats of ihe American navv
were highly fashionable this sum
mer at this and other l'olish sea
side VosortH. Men. women and
children wore them, flmlliiK )''
convenient for tennis and boat -iiiK.
1'LAN I'.ATOR. MotiKolia (V)
The local soviet has confiscated
the properly yf Twain UeKt'ii, one
of the strotiK't eceleslastical rul
ers in Mongolia, because of hi-
riactlouary activity, as well as
that of the recently decreased
theoerat Shivashiretu. The prop
erly of Ihe dead Khuhll.miUH. rep
resentatives of Hie living Ituddah,
has been Inventor'ed.
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THE CHALLENGER
fifflf,Ta jLy
liability.. . i -
first
9S
f
Pay too little for a '
battery and you're oh
the road to trouble. A
single tow-in charge or
. a couple rechargings ;
might cost you more' '
than you saved on- the
price.
Make the safety point .
your goal and you'll :
be money ahead in the
end. In a Willard Bat
tery of the correct elec- .
trical size dependable
quality is never sacri
ficed for low price. Mil
lions of motorists, and
76 makers of cars,
trucks and busses pro
nounce it the 'best
sound value you can
buy.
or re
T-i. r - a r-: tnr- mlioKilitv in thp 1 5-djiv running of the famous
I IIC VJltlllU l IIW - J n -
"Fourde France" was awarded to Essex the Challenger. The two Lssex
entries finished the race, without a single penalty the only cars with per
fect scores winning by a great margin over the strong field of high
priced American and European cars. . . . J Not only the Grand Prize,
but the Ansaldo Cup, for quick getaway; the Lyonnais Cup, the
Pyrenees" Cup, the Atlantic Cup, the Cup of Brittany, the Cup of Normandy,
and the Cup of the North were also taken by Lssex the Challenger.
iisinesi
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Because Built Like a Costly Car
Essex the Challenger looks and acts
s like a costly car because it is built like a
t costly car. Its enormous success lias
inspired others to claim qualities "like
Essex". Yet everything about it
appearance, performance, comfort and
luxurious smoothness mark it apart
and altogether different.
To be like Essex without build'niR like
Essex is a goal no car has found pos
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know the outrinlit facts. You can
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You can only find comparison for
Essex qualities among costly cars, be
cause in design and construction it
stands with the practice of the fine
car field.
All These "Extras" at No
lZxtra Cost
Its good size and impressive appear
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lamps chromium plated bright work
four hydraulic shock absorbers
adult sie roominess and adjustable
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Wide Choice of Color
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