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fRDTOTiD MATTi TTJTBTT, TknTOFORD, OREGON. TTTTTJSDAY. FEtTRTJAttY 2. 10.!.. " PAGE TgREE Meteorological Report LAURELS IN TALK Fcbmury 2, lfllli. Mtniford ft mi vicinity: Touhi ami -Friday rain; not much chan ineniperature. Orofion: Hain tonlfcht n(i Fri day; warmop east portion tonight. Ashland nffirmntivo debaters wore last night awarded their ppc ond win In the Bouthern Oregon debate conference scries with a two to one decision made by Prof. Alvin Edward O'Komikl of Oregon State college. Kelh Joy nnd George Francis Smith upheld the affirma tive for Ashland, and Max Carter und Donald Darneille of Medford reprem?ntcd the negative. The de bate was held in the Presbyterian church with Rev. C. D. Porter pro Hiding. The question for debate thruout the state in the high school associ ations Is "Resolved: That chain stores are detrimental to the beat interest of the American public." Med ford affirmative debaters, Helen Wilson and lleorge Bennett won the decision yesterday after noon against the Ashland negative in the debate held at Ashland high school. The points awarded gave Medford three and Ashland one. Professor O'Konski, who has judged approximately 500 debates, considers analysis, organization, knowledge, evidence, adaptation, delivery, rebuttal and persuasion. In the afternoon debato Ashland was awarded a point on attitude, which was the only debato in the series that It was necessary to con sider such a point, Professor O'KonBki stated last evening. ( In the evening debate Medford was given the. point on evidence, and the Ashland teams on rebuttal and persuasion. Hertford's affir mative team in the nfternoon was graded highest on evidence, deliv ery and persuasion. Rebuttal speeches were given by Ruth Joy for the affirmative, and hy Donald Darneille for the nega tive. Arguments for both sides were well presented. The lost debates of the southern Oregon series will lie held today, with Medford affirmative meeting t lie Grants Pa ss nega live at the Presbyterian church at 3:30 today and the Grants Pass affirmative and the. Medford negative at Grants Pass this evening. The Ashland affirmative team has won two debates, one from Grants Pass, and one from Med ford.' The Grants Pass affirmative won Tuesday evening from Ash land, and the Medford affirmative has won a debate from Ashland. y a Local Data 7 ? a.. w - ; : I Temperature (degrees).. f.O 3 Highest (hist 11 hus.).... 53 fU Lowest (last 12 his.) 33 3l' j I tel. humidity tpci) 36 X.". ; L BIDS TO BE EYED T Precipitation (iiR-he.s).... T. .no Stale of weather Clear Cloudy Lowest temperature this morm ing, 32 degrtfs. Total precipitation wince Septem ber 1. 1930, 7.4 inches Temperature a year ago today: Highest, 46; lowe.st. 30. (Sunset today. 5:57 p. fn. Sunrise Friday. ti:5 a. m. Sunset Friday, 5:5S p, m. Observations Tavern a 5 A. M. 120th Meri-iMam Time CITY v 1 A) 3.3 rr u o 2" 'h - n f3 Raker -Olty 3ii 22 Cloudy l!ismarcl( 40 2S Cloudy P.oi.se 42 26 Cloudy Denver 46 '2A Clear Des Moines 52 2 1 Clear Fresno 68 41 Clear Helena 42 30 P. Cdy. Los Angeles 74 52 Clear Marshfleld 52 36 Rain Phoenix 74 04 Cloudy Portland 50 40 Rain Red Bluff 64 40 Cloudy Roseburg 50 j Salt Lake 50 32 Clear ;San Francisco C4 4S Qloiidy Santa Fe 42 26 P. Cdy. J Seattle 4S 3S Itain i Spokane 40 32 Cloudy i Walla Walla 50 :t6 Cloudy i Winnipeg 26 6 Clear W. J. Hutchison. Meteorologist. Another big attendance is ex pected at the "balloon dance sched uled for next Saturday night at Jacksonville in . the old United Slates Hotel ball room, especially decorated for the occasion. The dances fire being held to benefit the Jacksonville baseball club, which plans to tnke an active part in the valley baseball league. A masquerade party at the hall last Saturday night was reported quite a success nnd the next dance pro mises to he equally as good. BUTTE FALLS SCHOOL Ciils fur cun'trin tiMii nf the tn w Mt-dioiil hiuh school builtLnu will be n-ciMVt'd at the mi-winu if tin Kclinitl hoard S a t 11 r d a y 11 til . About I L' hiddfr are cxpecti-d to ask for the .t.ntra.t for con st nut ion v the concrete building which will lncludf 2S rooms, an and it or him and v:yuuia"'iit!w for gills and boys. A live per cent margin will lie uiU,n bona fide lot -.i I contractors, meaning llnwc actually carrying on a buna fide bu-incs.-- in build ing ciintiaciini; in this t ily prior to D'M-ember 1. I!i30. litgardle.s of whether the con-tnti-t is let lo a local r mil id" bidder, the board emphasized l"- day, local labor and local mate rials will be protected in the same way. 4 will sail Saturday for Tokio, Japan on the steamer Empress of Japan. From there he will visit China and plan the city of Canton, and j I assist in carrying out other ' j I Kineei ini: measures originated by j j Pr. Son Y.it Sen. j j Mr. Crane has also been Invited to Rm-s'a to nsist the ejupreme economic council in the vast city, state and rural plans bling carried: out in the soviet five-year plan.i according to word received here. From Moscow he will be a dele-j cat' to the international i-it i planning eoniM-ss in Iterlin. 1 IN FALL ON ROCK! SUFFERS INJURY IRE TO TRAVEL Mure thau'150 southern Oregon iaiis are expected to lake advan tage of the unusual rates offered by the Southern Pacific lines this week end by making the trip to Portland. San Francisco and other t points north and south, leaving Medford loin or row. A. S. Rosen i baum, district freight and pasen- ger aent announced this morning. Many inquiries have been re ceived at the local offices concern ing a repetition of these rates. Rut no information was available to day concerning future excursions. The unusual rates offered at this time may never be repeated, M r. j Itosonhaum stated, and advised all j persons wishing to travel to coast Jacob L. ('ran?. Jr.. city plan ner, with offices in Chicago, who planned the re-zoning of Medford nnd a civic center for the city. points to do so this week end. j Hood River Contractor Rob i erts completed installation of new I city street Muhts. KOCl i; RIVKi:. die, Feb. 26. pi. Hilly ItJdley' son of Mr. and Mr. Henry R.-'dley, was seri ously inju d Monday afternoon j while )t;iying along Kv.iiis creek. J Ho had chin bed 11 tree, and when up about 2o feet lust hU hold and) ten, siriKing tne nacu or nis neaa on a rock. Playmates not hint to the honi" of Mrs. Price, w took the in jured lad to his home, where lr. Carey was called and dressed the wound. I pon his advice (he boy was taken 10 ilranis Pass and an x-ray laken, which showed his r-kull to be fractured. He is at the Josephine C.etieral j hospital and at last report.- was : getting along as well as could he expected. j PROMOTION AWARDED EUGENE LUMBERMAN The co ud it ion of 1 :011a Id liar wood, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Hanvood of Portland avenue, was reported to be improved today, after having sustained injuries last evening when struck, while riding a hicyele on Cene.see street, by a car driven hv Frank 1'dwards. The driver of the car. turning from Main on to Cenesee, stated he did not mx the boy until he was struck. The boy regained consciousness a short 1. me after arriving at the hospital nnd was to undergo an x-ry today to determine whether he h'l suffered any broken hones, 1 tonaUl M ilhoan, who sustained injuries Tuesday evening when .struck by a car on Jackson street, has suffered no ill effects from the mishap and has practically recov ered1, reporis said today. Dab1 Loek"i't high school student driv ing the car. was charged with reck less driving by officers and yes terday suffered t he revocation of his driver', license by Judge C C. Taylor on his plea of guilty on a reckless driving charge. Kl'dKNlC, Ore., Feb. 20. (p) Vessel Proceeds A. C. Dixon, tor many years man- MAUSI1F1KLD, Ore, Feb. 2ii. ager of (he liooth-Kolly Lumber I (P) The steam schooner Til In company hero, has been promoted I mool;, bound for San FranciHco, to vice-president, according to an j pre -ceded south late lust nighl. announcement here today by It. K. after having been grounded for Datialier of Detroit, president of three; hours on Coos Hay bar. NIim the company. lost pari of a deckload of lumber. RL'TTK FALLS, Ore.. Feb. 20. (Spl.) The grade school and the high school of this community gave a combined "Washington and Lincoln program Monday, as fol lows: America, Flag Salute, by audi ence; Making of the Flag, dialogue: recitation, ''The Stamp," by Miss Taylor's group; flag drill; group of throe ;Song; ..rcoilutioJt, by Mrs.; Michel Ps group; minuet, old time quadrille, . I c 0 r g e Washington Acrostic, Mrs. . Hubbard's group; reading, liyron Stoddard; songs, high school group; addref., Mr. Weir; tableau, "C.oddess of Lib erty"; Star-'Spnngled Manner. The auditorium was decorated t with flags and bunting. Kvcry number w:is excellent. BEGINS TOMORROW! The Underworld and Gangland ' Exposed In 4 THRILLING DRAMA LAST TIMES TONIGHT The Big Comedy Riot "Qoing Wild" with Joe E. Brown Good to the Last Laugh! ALSO Pathe News All Color Act Grantland Pice Sportlight Another Vagabond Adventure "TALE OF TUTUILA" ttSKOWl The Windy. A j25?V rl x City's Big J&Q W )) Blowout j Cm r . Popular Pricet! Mat 35c Eve 50c Kiddie, Dime Anytime She'll take you for a ride to ro mance. Shoot you full of thrilla. You've never geen auch rapid fire love racketeering in all your life. with Edward G. ROBINSON " NEIL HAMILTON Alice White ALSO Sniversal NEWS OSWALD FABLE PATH E REVIEW COMEDY "MOONLIGHT AND MONKEY BUSINESS' ft viELL at Purifies OWS LUCKIES are always kind to your throat The advice of jour physician is: Keep out of doors, in the open air, breathe deeply; take plenty of exercise in the mellow sunsiine, and have a periodic check-up on the health of your body. Everyone knows that sunshine mellows -that's why the "TOASTING" process includes the use of the Ultra Violet Rays. LUCKY STRIKE -made of the finest tobaccos the Cream of the Crop-THEN-"IT'S TOASJJED" an extra secret heating process. Harsh irritants present in all raw tobaccos are expelled by "TOASTING." These irri tants are sold to others. They are not presentinyour LUCKY STRIKE. No wonder LUCKIES are always kind to your throat. fc aaak- aaw w aaW M TUNE IN The Luiky Strike Dance Orcheu tra, ctfry TWj. day, Thunday and Saturday evening over V' H. (.:. net-work. It's toasted Twafe Throat Profrtttioi- oainst irritation ogofacsB 9 1931, The American Tobacco Co., Mfrt. WAY BACK In the Horse and Buggy Days Since 1902 ... Hull markets and hear markets have. erme ami irone many times. Periods of Depression and Prosperity have followed eai h other in the world of industry Hut renieniher i.e thins;- fur riO vears tlip .1. (' Penney Company has kept faith with ihe hnyinj; pulilie by adherini; strictly to its olicy. Quality Always at a Saving I-'rom those horse0 and bujjffy 'lays we have kept paee with the realm moderne to give you STVLK as well as QUALITY and VALUE. We do not sell "seconds" or imperfects nnd never will. We build our merchandise UP to a standard, not DOWN' lo a price. If you are not acquainted with PKNN13Y VALUES, you owe it to yourself to do so today. 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