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MEDFOKD MATL THTBTTXH, MEDFORD, OftEfiOy. SUNDAY. DECEMBER 22, 1929,
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V .ATTENTION! .. . ,
School notes are requested
to be in by Friday evening at
6 o'clock. They will not be
accepted after 10 o'clock Sat-
urdny morning.
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Junior High
Hcportcr: Tlurn Frye.
Junior hlch news for the l.ist
..time this year Is as follows:
The spelling percental for Inst
week was Ul.l per cent: tho r
fifl.fi per cent; the II's, 10" per
Vent: and the Ill's, !i.8 per cent.
' .lunlor high banked H'.t.'i pi-r cent
this week. Iloom 10. under Mr.
Keesee hanked 10 per cent: room
under .Mrs. MncCollistcr, 100 pr
.cent, and the assembly under Mi.
Fiteh. hanked 100 ner rent.
" The Junior high br.skethalj team
0.wlll fight Ashland Friday nigU
, and hopes to win. Tht following
i-tuboys will play: Max CJelinsky,
o'iiard; Uussell ltrown, guard :
leorgo Slagel, cerf ter ; M err! 11
l,,,itanley. firward. and Tommy
White, forwnrd. The second team
Includes the following boys: A'ergil
. .V'llson, forward: Klckclson, ' for
,1,,'jward: Don Turpln, center: Hob
mm. Therman, guard; Don Stinson.
'' guard.
OiHstmns Seal
" " . Junior high sold $35.00 won't
of Chrlstmn.s seals, and Mr. Ilanby
l f) Is dismissing school Friday noon.
. -j Tlie nssembly will be on Frld.iv
t at 11:00 a. m.f and Includes a ve-y
nice Christmas play.
I wish you a Merry Christ m.s
and a Happy Xew Year.
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Lincoln School
. During the past two week our
building hfift been ossumlng mor
'""('hnd more the ChriNimas atmo."-
iihere. Wo had regular classeH up
Jii".'".l n tnm'ning recess Friday. Af
- ter that' oiir efforlH reached thoir
climax. We had our "pnrtv."
Y-10aoh grnde took Its turn singing
Tenrols from the stair landing whIM
,vsthe others listened from their own
too riin. Suddenly, Hantn himself
.litit in his appearance and led tho
t,-t, procession of all the girls and
liOi's in the building from room
- - to room that all might view tlr;
work 'of the others,
The principal item of interest In
' (.,1 rne" ,af,m spphied to be n gov
tumbled ahmit 'It. Tin twuii-rloi
' wero brightly nrnamciUod wbli
holly wreathes, ' homey fireplaces,
cheerful camllcH and Images of the:
!' CQlIant St. Nick, ' On many of tho ,
ivinuowa nnnoared fluitres in keen- I
Jng with the Him son. The windows'
In Miss AN'ebbor'H, room were es
peciftlly IntVeHlfllg. On them np
pearod white etchings depicting
snow Bcenes.
When the long line wended lis
each pupil an. orange. This gift
way through tho office, Santa wlih
hie helpers was present and gave j
was made possible by our Ptireut
It wns almost noon by this time
and the best part still remained. I
' When wo arrived back in our
" - home rooms, the gifts were dls-Ktl-
tributed and opened. We were
.-then dismissed until Jnnuary ttth.
Sovernl of the teachers plan to
'j" spend tho holidays out of town,
i; 'Miss Webber left Friday evening
iui .for her home In Washington. Miss
oif'frncker went (o Salem to visit rel
lantlvcH. Mrs. Harris will spen 1
. .part of the time In Oram I'uss.
Mrs. Shanglo will lenvo for T'ort-
m land, shortly after Christmas. Miss
""""Abbott will go to Klamath Fall'.
Wo are glad to welcome Kutb
;if. ryn Itenson to the filt and Kvelyn
. -Hcnson to the fill. They came
from Jacksonville.
Jack Loving and Oeorge Fa'yo
- wilt not be with us any more. They
t" received transfers Friday. . Mabel
Haines Is moving to Ashland. Or-
vol Hampton Is leaving for Wlmer.
.- A large number of Lincoln boys
.."nnd girls attended the song fent
glven by Miss Margaret Arnold a:
, the high school on Thursday cvr
..ntrig. .
. . A. Merry Chrlstmrv and a llnr
jy New Yenr to every one.
Washington School
Hruco llenHClmtin brought tin
Christmas tree to the GA-UA room
Tuesday morning. .
' The sixth grade nre making lea
tiles for their mothers and match
boxes for their fathers. They are .
'.""'"K out very well.
Jttti ton Hin ges brought a Shasta '
- -fir to MIhh Smith's room. It is j
tho right size and very pretty. The
" flH nre giving a play called
' "ttifts." Mrs. Held has made n !
Vj. Imnd in the rH room. They have j
V'c lb! Instruments: TambotirlneH,
'. wind blocks, bhd whistles. Jingle
bells, Ithythm slicks, I irlangb
i xylophones.
it Mrs. I .a Id ley has n inw Idea for
Christ tons. She has n gift box. It
-1s white, trimmed with silver nnd
. !ll has u largo silver star on the
.-..-lop. I
Mrs. Taylor wants n 1 00 percent i
. .In spelling for n Christmas present,
V.J1 Nanking
i " The Jnekson school had K1.S per!
luorent In hanking this week. It wns
(I little better than last week.yMrs.
M Mill ley's room was the only One
i;lo have 100 percent this week.
Towlier Out
Misn Itrlgft has been absent
since Tuesday with a bad cold. She
JM Jias been very sick, but Is getting
, ly lbettor now. Mrs. Denver has been
taking ber place.
- Playground; News
This week there weren't hardly
"-tiny papers found with names on
'f'Hiem. The reason was because we
J()' hvo n new trash box out on the
1 ' playgrounds in put tho waste
paper In Ihslend of throwing It on
the playground
Tho corners uC
City Ctnd Valley Schools
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the lawn have become green attain us. After viewing the pictures, the
frand look much heller thun usual. Christmas program, wuh given,
i . . Primary New " I wicli claw having hoium pan In
! All of the prlmury grades aro, Kiving pleasure to' the others,
having Christmas program. Then came the distribution of gifts
The third smile dudIIh went let-lnfJ much fun and laughter. All
tei-M to the Hic k pupllH.
A few of the teachers are going
away for the holidays.
.ev fiipUs mill XhOM Who lA'1
Hilly Jolly in the OA is the only
new pupil.
Warren Hinllh and Kdward
Smith have gone uw;iy.
V'ni nt ion aM
.Mr. flustin will eat his Christ -
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i mas dinner ut nnnic, men no win
iro to Portland to a tearhcrs slate
; convention.
j -Miss Hriggs will go enst to ee
j her folks.
All"- Taylor will go to Salem.
' tIien HllM wi" K" " to i'nrtlnnd.
j Aim. I.aldhy will go to a city.
I AIIhm McNiven is going to a city
, ,n -'nllfiirnl.
Tn n'Ht ut ,n' lechers, Mis.
Henderson. .Miss Smith, Mrs. Alc-
j Collom. Mrs, Itf-lI and Mrs. Mur-
1 r:,.v will Htiiy home for Christmas.
We wish all a merry Christmas.
Roosevelt School
Itcporters
The gathering of tills week'n
news items was In charge of Vir
ginia, Undley. Iler committee was
composed of the following pupils:
Hetty Vilm, Mary Powell, LaVerne
McCulloch.
ClirisiiimM NciiIn iiikI Hall Holiday
The Hoosevelt whool wns taxed
to sell VTi worln of Christ mas
Seals, We sold them all and the
surprise reward happened on Fri
day. School was dlMinissed for the
Christmas holidays on 1-Yhlay noon
instead of 4 o'cloek. We are very
glad we sold all of the seals.
Svw IVns
Mr. Ilcdt'ick was very nice to
give uh some penholders. They
aro or a shiny, hanl Hiilistance and
very handy to use. We all like
them very much. There are t he
colncH of Iduo, red, green, black,
purple and yellow. That makes
l hem even nicer.
CliHt-ltnas tiiriH
On Friday, December 20, all tho
pupils In the Hoosevelt school re
ceived the gifts which were ar-
ranged below the nicely decorated i
trees. There had been great curi
osity slnco "Wednesday. The queer
shaped pucktiKCH looked very I
tempting. Fvcryone was made
very nappy when they were op
ened. All went Ume saying
'Wlerry Christmas to youl"
Chi'lsimiiN I'lay
MIhh Van Aleter directed a
Christmas piny which she and
some Itoosevelt pupils wrote n few
years ago. it Im tho kind of u pluv
years aao. tl is. the kind of a play
that people enjoy again ami again.
We would like to play it every
year.
rirture Study
The fifth grade has been study
ing a 'picture called "Hlstlne Ma
donna" by liupbael. They like I he
picture very much and hope to
study nnother one soon. They
learned that it lk one of tho twelve
most famous picture In the world.
Pupils heaving
Tho pupils leaving the Hoose.
v,pt Hpn t week were: Kurbv
vm,l,,m iH' ,V- smarm; inn
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Chambers, 1 11, Ashland; John
Duncan, Jill, Provost, Wyo.; Hetty
Jano Duncan, I II, I'rovost, Wyo.
We are all sorry to have them go.
A ChrlNtimiN Shower
The pupils of Miss Aspinwall's
class each brought some money for
a plant Tor Miss Schneider. Tho
plant will probably bo n poinsetta
plant. Some of tho other children
have given her flowers or plants.
The Hoosevelt teachers have also
remembered, too.
Hanking
The banking record for Decem
ber 17, HUM, was as follows: The
banner roiiius this time were: 4 It,
112. 5 percent, 1 11-1 A, 108; 5A-A,
103: I'll. 102.9; 2A-2H, 100; fill,
100; tilt. 100 percent. The build
ing average was DX.5 percent.
Hankers I'lus
Mrs. Htissell who has been Hub
stitutlng for Miss Schneider fur the
past two weeks has ordered bank
ers pins for the -lit class as they
all banked last Tuesday. It will
bo about two weeks before they
nrrlvo as they come front New
York. Whenever every pupil I
enrolled In a room banks, they are
eligible lo receive the pin.
tilcc chili '
The Hoosevelt glcti club broad
cast over K.MKD Tuesday. Kvery
one enjoyed the songs. The glee
chili Is directed by Miss Curry. We
were asked to sing again Sunday.
We are sorry we can't.
SHdlliig
The buililitm average for spell
ing mr last week was nil. 7 percent
'Miss Webb's IIH's bad the highest
with !!'.). It percent. We aro Hotng
''" lo get loo percent next year.
Chrl-tma TitHM
All the department pupils had n
pleasant tlmo decorating their
'brlstma trees. AH the rooms
btok very pretty. Hut you want to
h careful when you go through
'be door of room Thero Is
mistletoe hanging there.
MnkliiK ilttM
The Ill's have been busy making
Christmas giftn this week. They
made vases for (heir mothers ami
coat hangers for their fathers.
Xew I'tiplU
"be Ihinsevelt school was vorv
Rlad to have a new pupil this
week. Little Marjorlo Hatfield
entered from Poison. Montana. We
hnpo Matjorle will like our school
It in now Dec. 20th and the
school building seems very quirt,
for the program is over, g'ifN dls.
tributed nnd all but n few children
gone home to begin the Christmas
vacation. A surprise to most of
the children, and a very welcome
one. was the showing of pictures
of South America by Mr. ivanhoe.
Tho Intercut was Intense and pupils
nnd teachers wish to thank Mr
Ivnnhoo for the pleasure he gave
Jackson School I
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W,,K ' very fine day.
; spelling average last week wax
- 93.3 per cent, with the pupils in
'Mrs. Coohey s room leading. In
i the deiiartment classes the fiB's
i were f the lender with !7.1 per
vent.
Hanking was Jtfi.fi per cent thlB
j week. The HA'h hnd the highest
! nmrw. 123.6 per cent. With all
...... ..rf.x.lu U. .It utlll knul.u
i "M vn.nr, j..,, t ... n..r
. "head
i lealih luspeftion showed nn
average of Uft.U for the school,
j .Mrs. Jteeson's room had been best
j at keeping health i dles for their
i average wan ilft.il.
Wft Intended to have a program,
celebrating Christmas. Man d a y
evening but were disappointed be
cause several of the leading char
acters took sick. The program wns
going to be n wonderful affair and
we arc very sorry that wo can not
give It.
Thursday morning a hnppy mea
dow lark sat nn a bush close, to the
window and sang his gay song,
making us feel as If it were spring
atidglving us a happy feeling.
Our school will close Friday
evening foj the Christmas holi
days. We all hope every one will
have a very merry Christmas and
a happy new year. The school
will remain closed until Monday
following New V car's, day.
We huve a sand table. We have
the city of licthlchcm and tile
shepherds. The three Wise Men
point to liclblebem.
We have our room docoj-atcd
for Christmas. We have red and
green decorations with icicles. We
have the boards decora I ed with
pictures of aula Claus.
Carolyn Daugherly, Nhia Pep
per and Mary K riders nre III at
their homes. We wish them speedy
recovery.
Mrs. Kmlers presented each of
tho teachers with u box of fine
Delicious apples as a Christmas
remembrance. 1
' Tho Christmas decorations made j
by the school children are very
pretty. Vhen the lights are on,
they show up very beautifully.
I'pon each of three windows we
have an effective scene of the
desert and the town of llolhlohem
In the distance and three wis men
on camels riding Into town. This
rcprcNenU the Itlbllcal wise men
as they are 'on their way to pay
homage lo the Saviour born that
night In t lie city of David. Thero
Is a bright guiding star above tho
town, shining on tho stublo in
which Jesus was born.
The scene was made out of Hon
Ami, common washing bluing ami
showcurd color paints. The sky
aud the desert were made with a
sponge while me city and the trav
elers were made In silhouette with
black paint spread with the brush,
it is very simple but effective.
In the front of the room we
have a idmilar scene made of blue
crepe paper for the sky, sprinkled
with sliver stars which diminish
in number toward the bright guid
ing star. The city and camels
with their riders are cut-out work.
Around the top of tho black
board Is a border of Santa Clauses
of Denlson crepe which gives the
boards a finished appearance.
Across the center of the room,
lengthwise, hanging from chande
liers, are Denison streamers of red
and green, gracefully hung, from
which Iclcls drop giving the room
a touch of the Arctic.
At the top of each window Is n
cluster of Oregon grape nnd cednr.
Hod bells hang from tho window
shades and the doors. '
Our school room certainly is
beautiful. Any one coming into
the school room would surely
know Christmas was near. Kvery
one is welcome to come. Inspect,
i ml enjoy our Christmas decora -th
us and I m Mho our Christmas
spirit.
Why Mil Winter Itlrtls?
To let birds go hungry in the
winter Is not only Inhuman. It !
unprofitable. The more birds we
can keep with us during the win
ter, the eniiler they will be able
lo lino up against the Invading host
of spring insects," he points out.
MAHSKll.l.KS Cheaper mo
tor transportation, enabling tour
ists to hurry to other countries
than France, has helped pull down
French hotel rctvip's says the lo
cal chamber of commerce which
found reductions In Parts hotel
business as high as 3.i per cent.
Prescnl for leather
A purso for father at Chrislm i
will be n gentle hint for him In
keep It well filled all tho year.
HAWKISON
,ULCANI2INQ SYSTEM
All Work 0HnntMd
Phipps Aoto Park
Highway at Jiekcon
hona loarn
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I Independence j
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Decorating the Christmas Dinner Table
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(l.V Mli. .Alexander fieorge
lliw Khali the Christmas dinner A lmi' b""1- flll?d with red ap
tnhle he decorated 7 j "1,,s "nd, u'-r"''"'"- -lth pine
Hits of evergreen, pine cone:',
tiny Chiistma.s trees and other!
Winter ureenerv A nil hrrrfea mill
Vuletlde charm. Of course. They
are, always good.
Ihiwls of raisins nnd nuts, in-
terspeied with all tapers In low
holders placed at regular interval,
increase the festive air. ! various colors to fit Into the dec -
Holly wreaths laid flat with ! orative scheme can be put at - earn
cnridlc sticks placed in their ten ! place. Miniature Santa Clauses add
lei's, make a decorative table. If 'color. v
the table is long, the center wren Mi i The silver for at least two
can hold a candelabra with three courses should be on the table
or more candies, i.nd at cither end when the Christmas dinner guests
she wreaths can hold single candl.aro seated. Of course, the water
.stbks. ' .glasses should be In place and fib-.course or may be served as a sep-
Tnll ivory or white candles ar ed and' the bread and butler oiiarate course, this latter method
suggested when used with holly; the plates. Jelly, relishes, candy j taking more time. Salad may be
decorations. A delicate shade of and nuts may lie on the table. . the first course, part of the main
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ALL ANGLES OF
WAH.l i I tfMTON; very hhaae '
of radio' operation, and ( regulation
is to be Investigated liy the senate
committee On interstate commerco,
which has
resumed hearings on
the ' Co listens bill Cor creation of
commission on communications,
Radio telegraph problems,., pro
gram broadcasting, manufacturing,
the relationship of wireless to wire
communications anil the general
question of monopoly are Includ
ed In an outline of the subjects
prepared for the committee by j
William C. (Ireen. its special eoun- j MUNICH tfP) Austrian and Ha-!
scl. i varlnn innkeepers meeting here de-
One of the principal questions j cided to send their daughters Into
to be determined is whether prog- service in each others countries on
ram broadcasting stations should 1 an exchange basis to facilitate in
be clashed as common carriers and . terehatigc of , experiences iii cook
reotiired 1o -erve the public In the! in anil service to tourists.
Make III BRAKES and
tf 'Jt- fl V ' i : OO LONG a? your brakes can hold the wheels, you
Here l(f$ I j It ! j.VW depend loix Firestone :Tires to hold your car,;;,
U - ;. S ' tinder any driving conditions. Firestone Tires haite die
( V Wl - '? I ! tread that controls the road no matter what shape if
V 4 I in Firestone Tires are the masters of J
w traction. And don't forget that they go ' ' 7
Mm r farther at less cost per mile than any .- STOP SERVICE
1 Don't Miss the '0 "Jf 1 ' other tire? you can buy.
MEW YEAR EVE 'l rT!a,,, SI UTCStUW
Just put down on yonr culcndnr that you j , 'liS r ' ff ' ' ' ' " ' ;- ' . .
1 are "dated up" for New Year's Eve (of j -lUl& 4r '. v ".' ." ' r
course, with The Girl), for ft wonderful time i Wj&f f) ' '
here. Dancing is delightful ... and the j WSJrJlL' y4m ' '
New Year's party, of course, will provide jfeTi ':jSvi7 TL:- fVs
good times to remember. ij Ml " 'j. 4I"x.
Tl .If uH 1 1 1
M.kkO Reservations NOW I i fmmm-mmmmm-mmmmmm&mmmJ3mJ&mJB)mitk
11UICI 1T1CUIU1U
The Chiistmas, dinner table ready to receive
' sreen also will harmonize.
cut Ira iiiiu K'rie--ij, t ji niiiiife.
, .tttraetive renter niece Ttert ca -
dies can accompany this.
i A Imunnut nf wlntnf horrloj ne-
i ranged in a wicker bosket is un-
, usual and yet attractive, and goes
well with other Christmas decora-
j tions.
' Nut cuiis and favor baskets of
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; same manner as point to point
communications systems, in that ;
connection it will be decided j
i whether chain systems be com- j
i pelled to furnish service upon de- j
! mand. j
The committee will tackle three j
problems which have been the ;
. subject of considerable oontrn-;
j versy It will decide whether cong-:
tress shall regulate cleared ehnn-;
, nels, shall fix the limits of power j
! of broadcasting stations and re-j
j strict" the operation of chain sta
tions. I
. The advisability of continuing, j
modifvimr or abolishing the zone i
j system of radio administration ;
will be considered. President !
Hpqvim''h message, to congress nd-
t; vacated discontinuing the selee-
, tion of commissioners from specl-
fied -zones. Other : fiuostiops of j
particular concern to broadcasters ;
are the requiring or license fees
for stations and the granting of
larger powers of censorship to the!
mminlssion.
its guest
I if cocktails are served, they
should be" in place before the
guests are seated. ' If ' Ihe fowl
' .course Is the first one. It and Its
VPRi-tahlos tihouUl
accompanying
be on the table. If there U niJil
service, part or all of these can
be served after the guests have
been seated.
! The fowl, of course, c.tn ho
; served in, the kitchen nnd thci
j brought to the table; but the fam-;
I Hy method, of having the "head'-(
I of the. family sit at the head f ;
I 'he table and carve and serve,
; seems preferable and a little more;
: hospitable and informal. j
I Salads may already be placed,
I if they are served with the main i
; course or follow
it.
Cigarettes in
Artistic Containers-
OLDER
Smokinfr Tnhannn in h T&'FVjtfxWWWW&xA
Useful Humidors mfm
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NINTH; ft RIVERSIDE , , TONE 520
Cotton Gloves for Housework
If you like to wear rubber gloves
for housework but your hands
perspire too freely, try putting on
a pair of cotton gloves first. They
will absorb the moisture and he-p
to protect your hands. They i.e
easy to wash. too. The do skin,
of course, does not need this extra
layer.
A well known skin specialist
gives this advice to his - women
patients and
on.
it is worth pausing
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Natural
Appearing Teeth
DR. I
GOVE
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"I had no hloa hIiq worn a plate." j
Occasionally tyou meet ff person j
with such a good-looking, well-fit-1
ting plate that It can not lie delect'!
cd. This should be Hie usual oc-1
currence. . . " , .
My plates nre Natural In appear-.
i ant'e am' e"sy to wear. They do !
me wiiii; or niasiiiiuini; una so
' WH that the natural teeth are for-
; gotten.
Natural -appearing- natural-work-j
lug teeth may he had hy c onsulting '
Dr. I, H.Gove
THE BEST DENTISTRY
DONE PAINLESSLY
2:ii East Main, upstairs
PHONE 872-J '
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Jensen & Dalley
220 W. Main ' ,
Offer Timely Gift Suggestions
Right here is your headquarters for Christ
mas presents that will bring delight to the
smoker. Large stock of fine cigars in novel
gift boxes.
TIRE SERVICE, Inc.
Meteor Bursts In Town
RIRINSK. Russia (Pj A meteor
hurst with 'tremendous noise In
this city, spitting fire in all direc
tions. Luckily,- io-- damage was
caused and no persons Injured.
The ashes were sent ,(o Unlngrnd
for analysis.
Spain's ChriHtma Dish
favorite Christmas dish
i Spain h soup of sweet almond
land cream.
A man of IBqderate means
can ill afford the ost of
lengthy litigations which are
sure to he forced upon him
should any flaw come to
light affecting the validity
of his title. ' It is much more
economical to pay the small
premium for', the absolute
and permanent protection of
a title insurance policy.
Jackson County
Abstract Co.
1 121 E. Sixth St.
Phone 41
v Pipes
Cigarette Lighters ::
All Are Gifts
That Will Be Enjoyed