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Newspaper Page TextMEDPORD-MACfi TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, ORKftOX", SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1929: School Notes Junior High . (Ily Helen lhivlw) '. . . (iood Hook IVwk TIiIh In Cluod Hook week for the 'school. The iiiipilH, under the ait teacher. Miss llollenliaek, havo inndo Boino very fine puslel'rf wliloli they have put on the hull lulin boards und other places nround thb solion). Miss Andrews, our librarian has notion several copies of Borne very nice books. They ore on aviation, sen stories, mechanic and there arc aim) Sev ern! western, myirtory and several ' other Interostlln; stories. All the literature classes have gone to the library during their classes and read xohio of them. Thin Is' the Keeond lesxon the pupils have had on the library work. Pupil KllU'l'illK. There are three pupils entering thin week. They are Joyce Jack son, Hurl Jackson, and r'l'ccl House. There were nevoral pupils entered litMt week. Amo'iitf them oru Jnek JCmerson, Marie .lolin Hton, Willis Johnston. JJaryl I'nlm er. Robert Hulllvan, lomu Alle" Vlce. Wilbur KcXlon, Jlaiel Hmlrh. Wlllnrd ChrlHtcnn. ISornnrd Han. Akih'b Kellcy, and Karl Kdinonds. We welcome them to our school. . ' 1'nplls U'livliiK. . We hud one pupil leave this week, and are very sorry to havo her g'o tHabei Herlhnor. ' Hanking IteiHtrt Assembly under .Mr. Kltelt biiilk- d per :enl; room 'HI. inulci Mr. Keeee. Hfi.7 per cent room 7. under .MIkb hiih. m.ii per fi'"' Itex (UMiiMky. room . under MIk Wine, G5.'M After the play we all Haluted the per rent; room 2. under M ( Ahr. Then we marched Into the MocCftlli.ster. 1 per cent; room hulhllntf to our lesf5oiiH. 3. linger1 .Mr. Marshall. 62.3 P'-r -'ln? Drill cent;-room B, under MIhb Haldc-j- jt Monday morning the fire man, 83.3 per cent; and room 6. chief of Aledford wnn at the IJn iinder Mih. Matheny. 100 per ri)jn Hrhuol. HIh name Ih Uoy .cent. i Kllldtl. We had n fire drill for SatiinlHy'N I'ootlmll (huh ' (him. lie mild we did very well. The. Junior llltfh footlmll team Wo Vvero all out of the hcIiooI Ih the champion team of mulh- hotiKC In one minute, erh rrrif;on. They tire koIuk o'" ovh fiinn the Lower innles to Wln the lawt Rame of the-M-ii Ada and Jimmle Rock left uh hoii -and-all know - they will win. thlH week to attend achuol out In They hnVe done their het to Win tho'.chumplontdiip, and they' huvo miocoeded. CfpUtn', Donald (Irlev-t);- KiiardH,' MorrlH I'utney, nnd PAT Mfuiw. tiickleH. Tomlny White and Clyde I-'Iehtiur; etidw are. David Ijowery and Moi'rl Shield: iiuarterbaek, Cloyd Smith; half-: hackH. tieorKe Hlaule and Hob 1 Thurman; fullback, Max (lllin,sky On the-decond tram we hhve: Tenter, Hdb .VdHon; Kuard, IJoytl Hammett, tackle; Donald lioyd lind Jtiirdelte KliHiied; nndn, Kd llennelt and Way no I-owry; riuur terbncV. Hill Knlpw. luilfblickH. ' Sum Ciohkell and Jted Mayv full Iiaok, Conway Luthum. our couch, Mr. llendornoni' afwirttant iach. (loorffo Hnvith and 1nuncot Dbikey Kinck. - ' AHH'Jiibly Tor Hook Week The opening mimical number and a talk by Phil yulHt nberry on tho meaning of Oood Hook week were followed by three panto mimes from HcencH from favorite bookH, "Tom Bawyer" by MIfh Huldemunn'M cImhh: "Courlahlp of MHe HtandlKh." by MIsh llrngo'H olan-s: and "A .Vidsummer'H Night Jream" by Mm. t'lHirch'M cIuhhch. Chafacterii In Tom Sawyer are: Cyril B u n d e r n, Hen; Chnuney Jlrowor, John; Itobort Voting, Tom and De Itoyce liudley, aa Hob, CliaracterM lit Mylcs StandlHh are: PiiHclUa, KHther Alexander; John Aldcn. Wilbur Pceble. In A Mld Kttmmer Night'n Dream are: Pro logue Ih given by Jean Ktce: net vra are: Kg-na. Anne I Knox:. ThcHcuH, Hill West; Mlppolyta, Pearl Hounmoiu: PhlloKerate, Wlnl Xrod Wulker; iJemetrlH. Calher tiuv t'hauey; IVMunder, Dorothy I lure; llermta, lOvelyn I lei man; blelcim, Joyce Hanlh : Ohernn. Jack WimmI.m; Tlteuia. Auatlci Uichanan; I'ueh, lcorgt Walton: ' Holliii, I,eda D'Ncll; Kaiiics, Hlbc IwiiiM und Hetty l-'ryc Tho openlim muHteal numlter; Vuh a piano duct by llauel ,Muf fatt and (twcmlolyn Kroiin, i AIo there wuh a book l of Home favoittu character evlew from bookH. TluinkM:Mtig ; We arc aUti going lo have t. very fine Thanksgiving program next week. The junior It H; li con-kldm-K lt;ielf re ton rka bly tort a note In being able to listen In on th' gigantic International broadcat Ing hookup. W'edmnday after noon nt three o'clock tld Kill her Time Iuih ironiled no Interfer ence, bo historical character from the ear Meat time down lo our own wilt bo heard. A No throuuh 6 most wonderful new adaptation if tele Iflon you nifty nut only hear but Ih ublo lu hoc them. The charaeterM an they appeal ore: Cuveuuin. Itu8ell llruVn;i the Hebrew Mokch, Kuclan Smith: Cleopatra, the Kgvptlim. ii Mutie Peck; Homer, the tireek poet. : Donald Htlumn; Cneiur, tho Ito man, I tob Thurman; n crnrmdi-r. HIU Prentice; ColumbitH, Maiirhv 8cm pic; Pocahontas. Mary Kran Cen MuIIich; Hlr Walter IbilelMh. (ieorge Andrew; the Plliii'lm, PrlHcilla, Klmcda H h Pit o r nnd John Aldcn, (ieorge Klagh': ltogU' Wllllamn. Hubert Sherwood: tieorge WiiHlilngton. .an Sims; Dunlcl lloone, Jtoger HuvHen: Lin coln, Aiiguft Hlngler. Hoo(evell, LuuIr Hodgrton: Henry Kurd, Phil QulHcnbcrry; Thomn Kditon. Her bert Nt'llhon; Col. l.indbfirgh, John WlllliitiiHon; PreHldent Hoov or. Harold Mac Collum; tllii Scout. turothy It u rgcii; Hoy Scout, liobert Uoyd. i There will nbu be an operetta Riven by the 8A girl, "ld Francos," by Carrington. Heoiie.4 til Hoarding Hchool. Cnst is Kran . ivB. Dorothy Wlllits: llrldgf t O arrHRii,, AHce Prock;. Kllu. t.u Cla Del In Holmes; Clulre, Olivia Todd;,.J,Uuller Cecil. JJln lock; Jen Ale, Ethel Hplttner: -Miriam. lorn Vorum: Fay, Margaret Canon: RuBle, Margaret Ward; Maud, Kd- na Bonner. , AJI parenla arc cordially Invited to,attm(1 our prwrnm. lhrnry Th illirary awurd''d a lurgc From the City and Valley I i picture of Crater I 1 prizes won at tho fair lust full. I CI Clttacllslllp i The civics classes uro trying to1 make their work more satisfactory ! 'and practical and become better! citizens, ljist Hlx necks .Mm., MncCullnm's classes graded them- . Helves on tho following punctu-j allty, thrift. cleanliness, cour- tesy, ,and tlopendaoillly. r ThlH sl(t weeks all civics classes are being Kradotlj by their teachi-rn on tho Harne' characteristics.. Iti'jtorlei'H fr thin week uru.uH follow: AHHciiiMy, Robert Doty; fire drill, I-k-o Miller; news from louver Ki'adoH, Joan 1'ox; news from upper KradcK, itcx ClUuHky; hank Ihk. NpellinK. health InHpectlun, Dorothea Hawkins. AhM'iiihly TiteVtliiy al uno o'clock In front of tlio huildliiK. the fiA liytflenu cMhh (favc a play culled "Tho Trial of Jlminlc! derm." J J m in It, tho undi'slrahlc citizen, wuh tried in the QucpiVh vnurt. other charae tera preHont at tho trial included different memhei-H of the JIri.nl, family. ' Hon p. and Water. The e,ulrH"vnH ot coui-hc found Kiiilty rind wan KeWenrrtt to death. Jean Vox made a iiiohI KraclouH queen, loo Miller enacted very well the Vitrt "f Jimmlo tlerm. Other impilH who took part In the dramatization were Walter .Macltey JMivIHh NuIIhOii. Jtooert Uoty, llert Ismail. .Ourothfca HaKkliiK, und the country. Hurry JlawltluH Ih ftWo' IcavliiK'-' 1 1 Ih domination Us HollliiKli'tm. Talra Nakuno in leav ing 'for Japan. He wuh In the 2A 'cI.'ikh. The family Ih leaving next veolt. They don't know when they they are comliiK hacx. .Mr. Newbury Ih hack aflur an absence of aeveral dayn. She wuh In Salem with her huaband. Donald Cook of the IH left for iJlnColn, In tho (irecu Spring mountain district. Ruth and (leorge Hall left for Hly. Oregon. N'owh frim the Tpik-r irnileH The 4 A pupils kept the grounds olean thin week. ' The -111 hygiene ehiHH made Hume vegetable Jiiun. They havo potn toea for feet, celei-y for nrniM ami tomatocH for Iwadn. Dorothy Huchler left early "Fri day morning with her parents for San KranelHco tu visit her brother Krank. ; Wo have n new boy In the A. HIh name Ih Harold Patienton. He en mo from Hugeue. Tho 4 A glrlH and buH paid their Heeond vlrfit of the yeur to the chlldren'H library Friday after noon, i We have three new pupilx In the Ml. They lire June McAfee. WMIIk McAfee, and Jack J-ovlng. June and WHIIh caino from Cenlrul po I n t , J a c k cam e front 1 1 ood KK-er. Itosle ftock left thin week to (fo lo Acliool at Cliff in creek. Kazuko N'nkano will leave some time next week for Japan. Donald Cittern moved back to Ashland. Ho will go to whool nt Nell Creek. - dene CieW left Friday for Cali fornia. Wallace Imtlwlg is better. He broke hlM collar bone a week ago. Hanking Tho average for the week wuh fin percem. rnene arc the rooms that haned 100 pereci nt or more: MIhh Tueker'H I'll; ftlrn. Newburv'.s and 3H, Mih. 8hanglH I1R ami 3A. Mrn. Chihler'B -Hi, Mrx. Ilarrl Hon'a (ill, and Mrs. Turncr H fiA ami 6 A. ' " '' SlH'lllug The average for the building wan !:-. 7 poro-ht. Tin- tilt gr.Mle wuh the highest, (t wuh JlS.J . ir ut. llCjtllll ItllHM'llotl Mi h. Shangle'H boys and gh U follnwed every health rule this week. Their average Ih loo pPr eent. ThV average for the building wuh H. 7 Vereent. Howard School Irsel iMiapinau Was absent from ! whoil most of lost Week. j l ne hchool hits been busy the last week with examinations. Primary lEimni ! Uiuh Todd's absence from school N cauM-d by l mumps, Hudtllt Hicks accompanied his Ulster. Virginia, to school on Wed nesday of th week;. The .ehllrit'mi th the juimury reim are pro pa ring1 a short ThunkKgUMnu pixgiHm Which thev will give Wednesduy urtertumu of next Week. Fifth nnil Sixth tirades ! j our room Is going to hnvv a ! short Thanksgiving progrum. I John Cummlngs was 111 this; i i Lincoln School J w,eli- ! Wwkly Header News Sevenili nnd Flglitli tirades The weekly readers were very Kloyd shepherd wim sh k nt j Interesting this wock. They Were school today. j about where Hyrd vlll spend his Our room painted coat hanKcrMj Thanksgiving this year. Then there for Christmas. Uhh u b-tter from I'ncle Hen. about liuve ifren snvlnjr six weeks tests. Plrth ami Sixth KnMlcw Tlie primary pupils mid the Fvi- teacher were visitors at our day progruiik Nellie Nosier-Is now nttendlntr t the ItOOflcVflt school In .Mnlfnrrf j Master Alvln Pono wa a vtsltor today. , Tho alrln mintrd tout haimm for Chrlnlmnn nlfts. Wo ntiv bmn vfudyliiR nbnut Indiana Hinn nfilm ihihlrou fnnK soiip pottury. Roosevelt School ltfjIiortoiH: Dirfr Itarrctt. Vir ginia -JJndlcy. Howard firo vim. Hubert IMUrHI, und lively., fichrltt wore tho iforttra for thin wcek'a . llinlili The lUnmevult m.vh and kIVIh Mliould he very healthy. Thoy ore i;r-c'liiK their huiiUh rulew very faithfully. The averfUfo for thu I'moih for inn! week wwMIlt ln hlllll(hl lilt.H percent. The average for the building wan percent. ltaiikiiiir In banking thin week the ZH puHhcd their percent to 10&.4, the KA-5A fillowed with 107.7 percent, next came the OH with lOfi.D, after which followed tho 1 H, 100.U; 4A, 101.5, 1H-IA, 103.8; 3H-3A, 102.3: r-H, 100; IH. 100; 2A-3H, 100 er cent. The liufldlng had lol percent. lHitball The HooMcvelt boya arc iractlc- ing football. The playerw are: Kullback, lA'Mter JennlngH; ' left half, itobert llmun; right half, Kohert Uttrell; (uarler. Jack Hen derHon; left end, Steve West; right end. Kenneth SweiiHon; right tackle; iilcnn Stewart: left tackle, Dolph Ciuyer: left guard, Frank Hull; right guard, Kenneth Pasu ni ore. A Visitor On ThurHduy morning Mr. Hed rlek vlnited tho Koonevelt HChuot. Wo are alwuyH vdryglad to have him vlult und we hope ho enjoys coming. t - SjM-lling The wpclllng uVerago for thlH week waa much better. The 4H'h had the highest record with 17.! percent. The average for the build ing wa 04.5 percent, (icograpliy In tho sixth grade getigraphy c1;ihs we voted for leadei-H for groups. A'e have five loaderH. lOach leader Iuih to make ) report on different subJeclH. The five leaders nre ah ToMowa: Frank Hull, Im Verne McCulloch, Hetty Vilm, Raymond Dougiuy, nnd Virginia, JJndley. Poplin Kntcrliig Oh! more children. A'o are ho glml. The new children nro tho following: : Lucile Knox, CA, from! Lincoln hchool und Nellie N0h1oi ; (ill, from Howard Hchool. Wo are very glad to havo them. Ait The fourth, fifth and xixth gratl eiH are having very entertaining art claHKCH. They are Ht tidying I nd la n f IcNlgiiH. The a rt room Is decorated with Indian rugs, and dCKlgllH. Library Work The IA'h made their necond trip to tho library oil Thursday. After talking about The ukpk und care uf library hooks the librarian told thetn two HtorleH." All were greatly interested. Heforo leaving they examined the bonks on t Iif Hhelves. A (rowing Mhrury Tho ltooyevclt buys und girls were again made happy by the dona Hon of (en beautiful books, "StyrtcH from tho Classles." Mrs. H. 1V 4tl"htirdson and Sam Klch ardsou were the generous donors. After a few months spent In Corvallls, Oregon, Louts nnd Harry Thurmu'u lire hack in 2H und 3B classes of our school. Fssie House 311, und Jnmotf House, fill, entered this week from schools In Canada. Six classes In our school bunked one hundred percent or over, but the pupils of those classes were, greatly disappointed when they heard that the school average was only 1M1.3. We hope the other rooms will be more saving next Tnenday. Spelling averages are going up and down on the "thermometers." Just now the tilt class Is register ing the highest In the upper grades ami tho 3IVh In the classes dowj tolrs. Pupils of the DMA, the L'll and the HA, all had a grade of 100 In health Inspection Inst week. Tile average for a'll classes was iHt.4 per Tent.' '" ' .Monday will begin a very busy hilt short Week in the olll school work. Hti.y because It Is tin- clos ing Week of the s:rnnd six Weeks period, ami short because Med ford schools close on Wednesday after noon for the Thanksgiving vuca tlon. Tlie health records of the Wash ington school children are 'about ready for the doctor's Inspection. .Mrs, Jones has this week been weighing und measuring the pu pil and testing their vision. Mrs. Pinch Is assisting her lu preparing the records. On Wednesday we had a brief ii:-semhy when Mr, Pinch present ed thu new silk flag lo the chil dren. We me all very proud of the flag for It hIiowh what ehltdrvn can earn by united effort. Pupils of the upper grades will compete for the honor of having this flag In their room for one week. To have the flug they must have the Mr newt1 uveragelti the combined subject!! f tpcUlnfr, health, nmrch Inic and banking. Jackson School his first night In a Japanese brd. He said it would bo better when he got used to It. Primary ratios - Warren SinMh hua just staiiod in Jwektna School In the SH. He Is from Kerdsport. Meredith nnd Minerva Mctlregor are twins. They are tn the 3b. They hove a ulster, Marlon, tn the 60. These children are from Ontario. For the Sick The tB'a are writing to the nick hn a a nd girls. We wn hi 1 hein ( back as tenth ft nonslble. They Washington School I ; have been out for a long while. We hopo they will enjoy the letters. Playground NfWH -This week the boys aren't keep ing the playground us clean as usual because they want to play football instead. Pupcrs with names on them are being found more rapidly this week. The lawn Is getting covered with leaves again and will have to bo cleaned soon. -' Bunking Miss Smith's,. Miss liriggs' and Mrs. Laid leys rooms had 100 per Tho averago for the building was UN. 4 percent Health The highest health average thiH week was Oil. 8 percent. It was Mm. Lnldley'H room; The second highest was 91. 5. Two rooms, Mis McNiven'a und Mrs. Kohl's, had this average. Tho school average wus UK.O percent. My Scheme ; When we catch a person using the Incorrect wont, the person who catches him gets a skull and croHshuticN at li Ih name on the ohurt. I curry about Hcftm pencils with me. The 'boy nnd girls ask if they '"can" borrow a pencil. J catch them because they wiy "can" instead of . may. That's why I carry all these pencils with mo. 4,Doiiw of the ymplis" The nymphs are at dance. The dew Jh on the-ground. It's In the springtime. The nymphs are danc ing in the dawn. The sun hns not risen. One nymph Is trying to get another nymph to dance. They go away when it's daylight. The sky in blue. The trees nro feathery. Thu grnss Ih green. They ur6 flanc ing under tlie trees. Tlie nymphs huvo bright colored clothes. SMirt Our couch told us that our ban ner was on the way. We hope It will come very soon Mr. Mender- I hh ('Ikiko a fii'Hl and Hfcunl team and has taUKht us two or three pluyu. We Jiave learned to take com mando quite well. In marehlne we huvo learned uquuda ' right and .squndH left. The aehool yhin ' to huve a ThanksIvlnK proKium on next Wednesduy ovenlng. To entertnln parents and friends of the Com munity eluh who are serving h Thanksgiving community dinner ul the school house at that time. .Program Poems by the First Grade. "Two iJttle Hands" "Twinkle, Twinkle, Utile Song "Over the Itlver" Older lllrhi i Star" '1 Hunediction "The I'ie" ruwrpnce ' Touinuns . rtccltalion "Why" t "x Uoy Cnndlff ' ' ' Songs Primary Orades (a) "The Turkey Sung" v (h) "Tho Naughty Jimpkin" (e) "Thnnksgivlng"' . Iteeltation "One Draw Uack" - Thelmn Kdmonds "A Hotter Way" Ecuy Condlff Dial uk ue "A pilgrim tjtory" Fourth und Fifth Guides v Thunlisglvlng Winouu Cook Dialogue 'Krlends" Kuhen Uagsdule, IJennie Towlea Song " Whittlur's Com Song" Vl'por. 'Grades Dialogue "our Pilgrim Fathers" Seventh nnd Fight Grades Itecltution "Grandma's Kitchen ": Fred Snyder Girls' Quartette Selected Cpper Grades Song "America, tho ISeuutiful" School ' ' ' Tin; primary room Is all decora ted up for Thanksgiving with tMirltaiis, pumpkins and turkey. The children have had a goovl time dressing It up. j We have a new pupil. I 'mil In-? ftlggs, who came from the Inde pendence school. j The Heading chart Is becoming full of stars for every book the children read. Some children would rather read t heir school readers than library I ks in' li brary period. Antoinette A damn, our smallest pupil, has moved away. We shall all mli-s her. ' , vo have three new stmltnts in the upper grades Helen Ufggs, Glen Cotighran. both of eighth grade. William Kelly In the sixth. Mr.- nnd .Mr. I.)nia left for ( ktahoma Wednesday. Mr. un-l Mrs. Cherry went with them as far as the Oreson Chves. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Kelly left for home the same day. They were going to get their things. They bought Mr. Shores place across the road from CherryV Mr. and Mrs. Kel ly left tor hoihv.t Plains, Petm. last night on the train. Sams Valley ' Mlsj KiMiistra. tnir lu-ininry trurhrr.' I rnjitylnn n visit from Mr. nml .Mrt. Di'vlue ml Imlty ditUKhtfr it I.lvlnk'Hion. Mnnlunn. At Ism lunii Artuu'klo. mi inNtrtu fr In Iho hlKh fichoni wont to I tCi!Bn pr.M'n Inst ! rtr.ny rvr-nitiK to be nt t thr- huinproniiiiR nnil also to nttcnil tho foothiill gamo botwoon tlie university anil o. 8. C. Wo rourot vory niurh to loso from our chool Koy uiul Konncth llonsloy. ThoJ Imvp rnlrroil the Tnhlo Kook rtrhool.1" - - Tho nohool Is. propming ThHiiksElvrtiB vronrntti'tv bo Rlvon Wodnosiliiy rn'oniiiK. Nuvonilior 37. Hatchery School W hd n proiriiim for Educa tion work. Wc Invliod the popla of the community. Wo hnd w usual studios for tho wholo fluy'i. work In tho Kftrrnoon. For our rosdlng loiwon rosd atnrlra nnd pooms nlr.iid. nl our I:iiii:m:iro inch ohlld gnr Iho dosorlptlon o( ; ' 1 i i : : : i Griffin Creek ' ' -1 'i i some animal, und the ; parents guessed what it was. Ethel Wal Lei-mlre. i U'v had our first lesson In camp cooking hist Friday. We cooked cream of wheat over u camp firo. The girls hud their own firo and the buys had theirs. It was a lot of fun cooking over u campfire.- Next , Prlday wo uro going to cook flapjacks. The Hatchery school had a lwx social Saturday night, Nov. 1 'J. They liud about twenty Ijoxch to be sold. .The amount they took in was and after paying the ex- 1 penses they had -S54 left for. tho. school use. The community t wus very nice to help. Gladys Hn.m:-' com. Wo gave u short program at the box Hoehil. We sang three songs. Four of us girls, Hthel and Doro thy Waltermlre, Gladys Hariseom and Oliv. Olive Hutchinson, gave a fojk e, "Chimes of Dunkirk." Itay- dance mond- Phillips. Floyd and Cecil Hanscom. playc for our dance jOn combri. They inlso v!uyol Yankee poodle.' We ended with u short pantomime. Dlive 'Hutchinson. ' SELECT AZORES AS AVIATOR'S REFUGE TKKCH1UA ISLAXIJ. Azores lPl ThlH given Island of tho Azores, whieh a l'ortUKue.'.e government eommlsslun Of aviation experts has selected for the site of a modern airport, covers un area of roughly 22j square mlKs. L'nlike the other eight small and roeky slster islamls which make up the Azores. Terceira Is fl: t. It was singled oul beeause'lls wide open spaces lend themselves ideally "u the taking off or landing of modern aircraft. l'reysure of public opinion and u1(1 n)any airmen who lo.l their lives in attempts to span the la n tie from west to erst sponsible for the government ac tion. A v la t ors w ho in the f u t u re iniike ut Terceira a port of call will find comfortable country inns, excellent tropical 'fruit, and good natured islanders always ready to welcome, .foreigners,- purticulurly. fliers. ;.!. ...... r . Stars In Vienna as ft! , Associated lrcss I'holo Society In Vienna has been fasci nated by the Russian dancer, llona KaroteWka, whose performances have been drawing capacity houses. unsit A Two major iialitim of the Ponlino Big Six ils reliability and long life offer motorists n drflnitc ra.tli sidvaii tagc which is just like nionry hi tho lia'iik. For not only do these qualities .effect big savings in the cost of oper ating every Poaliac . , . but bt addi tion they increase still further the. demand for used Pontiacs. And that means that the Pontine Big Six you buy today will have a high resale value when you are ready to turn H in. I, i Pontiac has many other important qualities to offer you.' It has the highest top speed, fastest accelera tion and the greatest , power to be found in any low-priced six. It offers, '. mortt style in its bodlrt by Fisher . r . ' . . '' i.t ; unit more saieiy.iii us. IPCDFJir rnoDVcr op tontinr Hi Sv, :-. to $91. f. tlr rmil. t. .ntr.f Mtttur Tim SANDERSM MOTOR CO. 60UTH BARTLETT tt EIGHTH STREET Phone 1385 Can 7 Arrierican Venices Be Wrong? WASHI.V(1T(J.V. V. C. Nov. 22. Scores ot Amerlcunj towns ar? named for Old World ipluccs thai are non-exlstant on iho maps of the countries wHci'e the ordinals occur. Citizens of towns mimed Ghent. In Kentucky. -Minnesota, New York and WeBt Virginia can find, when i they travel In Europe;. 'do city which tho HeJuianii calt.phent. Uelglum has a Oandi but no Ghent. s jf(V There are Naples in I, jAmeii can Hlates and lielgrades In 6. Iiut their counterparts in IKurope are Napoll, by It circling .Italian hay, and Boogrud, capital of Jugo slavia. ' " '' - - - Your lily's Xumo Has a Past "Every name on a map has past," says a bulletin of the tional Geographic Society from its headquarters in Washington, D. C. taking up the checkered history of some American place names. "The town of Oslo. JUnmsota," continues the bulletin, "has the distinction of anticipating u change In Kurope's geographic names years , before it took place. Oslo was carrying on ln Minnesota long before tho name of thu capital of Norway was .changed frdm C'hrls tlnnia to the ancient designation Oslo. Ttvo I'luliimls AjiiI Two Spellings "Contrary to United felqtos pos- '"irJTT'Z same state, there are two Fin lands In Minncsotu. One spells Its name Finland and the oUicr Sub mi. Both ure .named for tho Eu ropean homeland of Finn settlers, the first for the Am-'lieized numo of the new repnhliu and the seir ond for the true liniivo nam" which Jinns -themselves use. "liy majority rule 7 Veniees, !u California, Florida. Illinois. Koul- siana. Missouri, omo and t tan can't be wrong. But in trying to is re";1""" ,hC ot ",0 fi""""s: Italian city an Arizona community has copied the true Italian name, Venezia. "The creation -in nearly nil I Kuropean countries of boards on geographic names, which ha"c handed down decisions on official SEVERIN BATTERY SERVICE '-t Sole Distributors for Multnomah Batteries Jlinioiuices, that your old batteries have an ex change valuev of $2.00 on a new, fully guavair -teed 5attcrjY regardless of size or price. Guar antees range from 1 to '2 years. Also locally manufactured batteries, guaranteed 1 year, $b00 and ,up.,. fSu ,;: , ., , . , : . Batteries Recharged 50 Cents Guaranteed Ford Generators $5.00 1522 N. Riverside wm Mi -wm Bm n o 7i i K71 many nnnsual iionasqueiui ;enkkal motors t. fc. rttnttor, Pmymrnt Ftmn i4UM al talnimnm mf. mmr .jvuuic Dig t?i -y - names, raises a problem for scores of American towns. Shall they follow tho European models V Vienna's Original Is Weill "Shall 11 Vienna's become II Weins? Shall 8 Straaburgs ln the United States recognlzi France's ownership of Alsace since the World war by changing !'J Strasbourg? Shall 9 Smyrnas ac cept the new Turkish spelling, which was adopted coincident with the change from Arabic to Latin letters, and blossom out as Iz mlrsV Jt is tt problem also for M Milans, 3 l'rague and 10 War saws... "Texas, for some reason not clear, shows a tendency to adopt true spellings of European name sake towns. Within its borders vn.iiK a ltoma lalso a Home) anu a Milano. To be consistent ie..isi would have to change those towns, Cologne. Corinth, Crete, Egypt, lrin. Genoa. Geneva, Holland- and Moscow to Koln, Korinthos. Misr, .Eireann, Genova, Geneve, Neder land and Moskva. "Belgium, Wisconsin, and llcl- giqllo, Missouri, have a perpetual, argument as to .which spelling I 1 correct. And have you heard ot VlisislnKon. New York' You inayj if the American enthusiasm lor anionics cvtends fo names. Vllss- mgen is ine umco o..b...... modern Elushing." in......-.'.'... iui. . .. Wulter Hampden, .New i oi k .s aetor-manaaer, hus started his sea son by reviving Jacinto Bennvente's romantie farce from the Spanish, "The Uonds of Interest." The piece deals ,with two roKiics who plot u marriage with un heir-i-ks. IJi mpden. who plays Crispin, announces In n prolog, that this is a play of puppets, not to he taken seriously. .Most of the time it dawdles alonjr, only Kcntly ftiis- ,.,... i ,,-and then llamp- den makes the marionettes' an- tics sprightly ones. It will, probably, serve -Mr. Hampden until his waited-for and impending revival of "Hlchelleu" is ready. Mail Tribune ads are 20.(100 people every ony. read M(DMIE WILLARD in the bank dirt -and-w eather-proof internal four wheel brakes. . And as for Pontine, economy, a large corporation oper ating 996 automobiles of 33 different makes found the operating cost of their Pontiacs during 1928 to be one cent a mile Iej than that of any ' other lowpriced si. , I-et us appraise your present car. Our allowance frequently covers the down payment so that a Small amount monthly enables, you to enjoy the advantages .offered by ... t-fWr .Vrfart life. tlrT'" ill "j-M mir J louget your iriontey Avorfh in batteries ' "''.affile ":: Price alone is no sure guide to battery bar gains. A dollar or two off in cost, .a dollar or two below the safety point in materials and workmanship, may cut in two the service you can expect. 1 Pay a fair price and ' get known quality, get a battery of the cor rect electrical. size that you can depend on. You'll find it in a Wil lard your money's worth in bat tery value. Look for the SIGN There is a Dealer in Your Town Littreil Parts Co Distributors Medford, Oregon it