Medford mail tribune., December 19, 1930, Page 9, Image 9

MEDFORD MAIL TRIBU.XE, MEDFORD, OKECiOy, FRTDAY. DECEMBER 10. 1930.
P3TJE NINE
MODERN
DEAS ADMIRAL BYRD TO
WILL FEATURE! LECTURE HERE ON
NEW HI SCHOO
L
Two-Story Structure De
scribed By School Heads
Athletic Accommoda
tions Compact.
Two stories of concrete,, situated
200 feet back from Oakdale, with
. oak trees and possibly a private
driveway in front. Such is the pic
. jive of the now high school build
ing which will he erected this
winter and spring, na painted by
Superintendent 13. H. Iledrick and
Principal C. O. Smith, who have
been working on the plans forsome
time.
Inside the $210,000 structure will
Incorporate many of the latest
Ideas in school aranjjement and
equipment. Each room will be
wired for radio, should the school
adopt such a system. Two gymna
siums, a larger one for scholastic
games and a smaller for girls, will
be on the ground floor.
Includes Gridiron
The football field will be directly
behind the school and will have
l;irgr bleachers and erandstartd
than the present Van Scoyoc field.
An auditorium which will wat
1200 person will be located on the
wing opposite tho gymnasium. The
general shape of tho school plant
will be that of a letter "J."
Other new features of the build
ing, which will he ready for occu
pancy in September, will be a puh
jtfio speaking room with a small
stage, Improved athletic dressing
rooms for both home and visiting
teams, lookers for students' books
and coats set intal tb corridor
walls instead of standing in the
halls.
These corridors will be three feet
wider than those in the present
high school, with a wider ramp or
incline between floors.
Vni-Vent Hewlthy
The heating system operates In
each room individually. It is known
as the "uni-vent" 'system and
works with a thermostat so that
heat is turned on or off when the
temperature reaches a certain
point.
Shop and agriculture classes will
be housed in units of their own
but connected with the main build
ing. All laboratories, the library
and such classes as bookkeeping,
typing, shorthand and English will
be handled on the second floor.
The main gymnasium will be 100
feet by 100, with a playing space
of aJiout 50 by AO feet and room to
tear 1000 spectators. ' High school
, games can be played' here instead
of at the armory and will result in
saving of considerable money spent
each year for rental purposes.
J'Hurry Get Your Christmas Tree
T
LOR ANOELES, Dec. .19. W)
Ralph Do Talma, former king of
the roaring boards, was ordered to
pay his wife $200 a month tem
porary alimony at the close of a
hearing yesterday, during which
airs. Clnra De Palma wept so bit
terly that a recess was taken.
Mrs. De I'alma broke down
when her husband informed the
court he would not return to her.
She recently sued for separate
maintenance, charging desertion
and declaring "he forced me to do
this with a request that I give him
his freedom."
Every Man
Needs
Hosiery
and
Handker
chiefs Nowhere will
you find
Better Gift
Assortment
or
Better Value
Campbell
Clothing Co.
We Give S. & H. Green Stamp!
SOUTH POLE IRIPI
One of the remnrtrnliln fen In ...m
of tho Ilyrd Antarctic expedition!
is the fact that upon an expedition
of so unusual n size, and on so!
hazardou a mission not a mnn i
Was lOSt. Thin ll'll. Ilia t lhn I
sitiht, vision and efficiency of Ad
miral Byru himself, who Is to tell1
hiS OWn HtOlW nf Utile Amnrlon nr
the Holly theater. Medfor.l. Sat-i
UrdaV. Januarv 17. Ilnilnr nncntel
of the American Lesion.
It was the careful planning nf'
their leader who thouaht out in
advance OVfln- Blnn hi it-iii.' Inl.flnl
and prepared ffcr every emergency,
that In.sured the safety of the men.
ine expedition comprised tin men
all told. Of these 42 wintered 1n
thO Antarctic Twn Viuuala fi-onc-
ported the party and its equipment
to the Antarctic.
Here began the two years work
of exploration-which culminated In
the magnificent flight to the south
pole from which Byrd returned to
Little America on November 21),
11129, the conqueror of both the
south and the north poles.
IN FERN MIEYil
FERN VALLEY, Ore., Dec. 19.
(Spl.) Kern Valley Uierary so
ciety held its first mect'.ng De
cember 12. There was a Rood
attendance. The meeting was
called (o order by Mr. Hiedon,
the president.
John Stewart was elected vice
president and Dallas lteeter, mar
shal. The profiram opened with
singinc- by the school, Miss Mur
phy Ih charge.
Follow! i) this were readings
and talks by members.
A spelling contest was a feature
of the evening in which Mr. Stew
art was winner.
It was decided to debate nt the
next meeting. Hesolved: "That
the initiative and referendum are
wise measures. Miss Murphy and
Mr. Higedon will take the af
firmativo and Mr. Stewart and
Mr. Alford the negative.
There will be a community
newspaper to bo read at the next
meeting with Freddie liobley ns
editor. Announcement was also
made In regard to a meeting nt
the school house December 19 at
one o'clock, concerning the school
budget.
The next literary meeting will
be January a at 7:30 In the school
house.
At that time new officers and
committees will be appointed to
have charge of the next two meetings.
IN MO CRASH SUIT
Charging that Chester A. Hub
bard carelessly allowed his auto
mobile to collide with one operated
by Otto Koenig of Seattle April 3,
1930, Koenig filed Buit in federal
court in Portland last Tuesday for
damages under two causes of ac
tion, one for $10,235 and and the
other for $10,280. The complaint
asserts that Koenig was perma
nently Injured as a result of the
crash.
WASHINGTON, Dee. 19. (P)
Acquisition of tho Gulf and West
Texas rnilrond by the Southern
Pacific was authorized today by
the Interstate Commerce commis
sion. The Southern PaciHc was au
thorized to acquire the capital
stock of the Gulf and West Texas
and the latter was permitted to
issue $300,000 of common stock
with a pnr value of $100 a share
to be used in constructing pro
posed new line.
NEW YORK. Dec. 10 (P Half
a million dollars has been given
by the Rockefeller Foundation to
tho emergency employment com
mittee, which is raising a fund of
$S, 000, 000 to provide Jobs for un
employed heads of families In New
York.
The gift, announced today,
brings the total contributions to
S7.S76.fill. The Rockefeller fam
ily recently made a personal gift
of $1,iMiu,ooo to the committee.
Lights Satvrclayggi8gg
MEN'S HOSE CARDB? I
SPRLADS HANDBAGS . g-j TOWEL SETS A JM
$2.98 S1.95 . 49c A jjff, lh, S1.00 g5 Vfe M $
llnyen IMspreads Whatever her :!vo ox l. man! "I r I d u e" lover! WomllmrVs sl.ivim- f . II JfcL lWsi&WMii fe
that give no hint ot choice, you'll find These h a n d s o in . W n t e i-- prouf tup. , " ' .a-a Dav offer: c g . , "' Jrfc'Ei ABftV. Wtil
hwt.rtiiy choice: Jac. io here! leather. wool and r y o n . l;ed or gr.-en hard- roam, 1'iivlal Soap Tlj,ush T.nv.,1. .! jZ. Vtfc J5f
quard . patterns. XQx ettes. silks in as- fancy hose will de- wood frame, collap- U Talc, and Jer- wash cloth color. if'' f ' V'ipSW'
10''- sorted Ftylcs. light him. ; slide legs. gen's Lotion. oil jacquard bonier. jjj fdf' Q
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Pure Irish Linen Damask
Regular $2.25 yd.
Saturday Only, 49 yd.
Width 70x72 inches. Fine snowy imported linen
damask. Double weave, floral pattern. You'll
like it for all festive occasions.
Christmas Radios Ordered Saturday
Will Be Delivered for Christmas
The ALEXANDER
$99.00
Complete with Tubes and
Installed
$1 Down $9 Monthly
Small Carrying Charge
8 Tuhes, Tone Control, Triple
Screen Tlrid. Utah 'Dynnmlc
Speaker, .P a d d e d Tonj
Chamber, Electric Clock.
.Rich Walnut Veneer cabinet
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St'ECIALon DRESSERS
Regular $50.00 Dresser
Saturday Only, $29.95
Beautiful 48-inch Walnut Dresser. Genuine plate
glass and mirror. Fine rust proof drawers. A
gift that would be useful to the entire family.
Young Musician's Piano
A delightful toy that develops musical
sonse. Heal Uoyrt, Hteel notes d1 A tl
master tuned! MahoRany finish..
Electric
Percolators
$2.25
A Tjist Day choice you'll
never regret! New cold water
dOHlRn makes delicious fra
Ki'ant eof fee as noon as it
comes to a boil. Aluminum,
Hoven cup size.
Men's Bordered
Handkerchiefs
45c box of 3
A last minute gift that men
truly appreciate! Hemmed
white lawn with woven white
and colored borders. Choose
several boxes us one gift!
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Tootsietoy Doll House Furniture
Seven metal pieceH In a beautiful lacnuor
finish. They are made up either In bath
room, living room or parlor sets. A Q
KoKular OSc, Ret T-JC
; TTj Give a Part Wool
mrmi'i Plaid Blanket-
ipOiUU pair
An exceptional value! Wurm,
wft, fluffy-thick 'with 4-Inch
snteen binding. In pastel and
darker plaids. Keep warm
during the winter! Size ROxftfl
Trail Blazer
Bicycle $27.45
Cement Rims
$29.95
Clincher Rim Type
$1 Down $r Monthly
Small Carrying Charge
The Trail Blazer! Low, nicy
line, flashing maroon and
(Told colors. lis u 11 steel
frame Is completely equip
ped !
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VoiinRHtei'H will net InailM of healthful fun
fram lhl Hturily veloelppdo. JJ2 7ft
Ituhliei- tlrea and ppilnlH J)0l O
Coaster Wagon
Our finest Coaster. Roller Hearing CoaHter
Wagon. All steel bed, red
body, yellow wheels
$8.98
Young Hunters' Rifle
It will make, keen young adventurers wt
forth in finest of make-bellevo d 1 1 C
and tigers! J) 1 X O
0$
Structo Dump Trucks
Splendidly constructed, beautifully finished
baked on enamel, liver; boy wants at least
one. t'c It with nnml outdoors
or block h Inside
$1.00
rflll.
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4t
A Crib for Dolly!
Polly will be glud when bed time comes If
she has this pretty crib
to sleep In. 2 7-lneh size...
$4.98
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A Gift Any Man Wants!
Broadcloth Shirts
In White. Tan or Blue
$1.88
Regular $2.50 Value
Men aro buying these
shirts for themselves!
Women nro buy Ins
them In half dozen lots
for Christ mail- gifts.
Special values w.orth
' all. of 1 I2.&0!. Coat
stylo; ' collar attached
Bargain in the Ijist
Dixy of the Christmas
' Biiles.vVvV-'
Full Fashioned
New Silk Hose
$1.19
iteK. i.n. vuiuo
KxtiulKlte, nil Hilk full fiinhi
loned Hoho with 'nlendorlzlnsr
l'Vonch heels. Chiffon In dull
flnl.Hh, with pleot lops.
For Every Taste!
Men's Ties
98c
Whatever his preference In
neckties, you'll find the pat
tern In this great assortment.
Smart styles--expertly tail
ored of fine Milk.
Little Girl's Doll
Kinnrt doll that Hleep nml t.'illt! Drenfil
In pretty print pnntlo frockii, d 1 AA
HlllipeiH anrl BCek ....iPX.Vfvl
Last Day Sale of
Dance Sets
$1.98
You could shop for weeks
and not find a more perfect
Klft than these lace trimmed
silk dance, sets. Unndeaus
and step-Ins.
Axminsters
9xl2-foot size
$28.95
Regular $34.95
$1 Down $5 Monthly
Small Carrying Charge
Floral and Oriental pattern.
Velvets, tool (.live the home
n delightful and appealing
appearance for Christmas.
Just Imagine! Special all During December
Pay Only $1 DOWN On nny of the following Hems provided the price amounts to $'J5 or mora!
Radio. WuAhiiiK MmltlncH, IMmtihfriK (MHillM, Vnninni ( Icarict-s, lroni-i-4, Sewing Mneliliiif, Cicmih Hrpni-ntocx, All S(ovij, FMoIhk Room Sillies, fpMlmont Suite, Kitchen rnhlnoDs
lthrlcNt 'l'w Hicrs lti'TriirenittiiH, IiichInikh-m,
(AlSt ONf.V SI D'lWN on nny men's or boys' suit or overcoat or nny .combination of men's or boys suits or overcoats Provided the purchase price nmounts to $15 nr mori. W
reserve (he riyht to limit amount of wnle.) ' ,
I.OplSVIIXK. Ky.. Dec. 19. WV
Had news for thoc who like tur- :
key for Christmas dinners. Louis J
vllle produce men today raised the;
price 4 cents n, pound on the noli- '
day fowl after large orders had
been received from northern r'l,ljL'"
and the supply depict, d. Kntvi j
pri(es ore 3 to 4 cents higher.
117 So. Central
Medford
Phone 286
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