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FOE WANT tDB
LOST AND FOOND
bull, long tall. ""N,Ror
ward. Phone Earl 61ms. 281 or
879-W.
LOST H dog missing- cell 1518
WANTED FEMALE HELP
wCrnSNeetMpable (rlrl or woman
to do housework, modern country
home. Phone 15-F-2.
MALE 0E FEMALE
.".r 'rio ' w r.T a w not over 50 yre. old
to Jill cleric vacancies caused by
.--ttrpment. exoanalon. no
traveling. Interviewed by manager
covering special training. Write Re
tail Merchandising Bureau or Civil
Service Training Bureau, Inc., Bo 0.
Mall Tribune.
a.iq?n Ti-n nr more employed
nersons to room and board at 519
King St. Mra. J. M. Dodge.
WANTED MALE HELP
vnriMn MAN WANTED Who la Inter
ested In electricity, and would UXe
to worn In a power station, starting
as oiler. Must be at present em
ployed and willing to prepare lor
-i,n at. home in spare time
study until qualified to enter this
work at good pay. Small tuition
rL.t. For Dartlculars, write Box
3437. Mall Tribune.
WANTED Woman to assist with gen.
eral housework. Permanent ' posi
tion. Tel. 774-R-3.
WANTED Woman lor housework
Good home and wages. Dora E
Smith, mile west of Talent school
house, Talent, Ore.
WANTED Woman or girl to care for
small child, can aai tawaruo.
YOUNG WOMAN over 20 years ot age
. for genarl house work Qood home
and moderate wages Permanent po
sition for right party. Address Box
3072, care Mail Tribune.
WANTED SITUATIONS
MIDDLE-AGED lady wants light
housework. Apply 230 No. Ivy.
LADY, 30. wants housekeeping.
3340. Tribune.
CHILDREN cared for in my home 640
E 9tb
WANTpD-MlSCELLANEOUS
WANTED To rent piano. P. O. Box
575lford. Phone liaR.
WANTED Hav and straw, pay cash
or trade cattle. Lela Falvey, Grants
Pass, Ore.
TO THE MAN who contemplates
building a nice home I will U
the finest view site tn Medford at
a REAL sacrifice. TRY ME. 3438.
Tribune. '
WANTED Baby's high chair.
855-L.
Phone
WANTED To buy trash burner. Tel.
394-Y.
WANTED Used circulating heater.
Must be reasonable for cash. Box
3341 Tribune.
WANTED Good family milk cow,
young. T. B. and abor. tested. Write
full particulars. Geo. Taylor, Box
27. Hornbrook. Cal.
ENCLOSED van truck going south.
Load wanted. Phone 832.
WANTED TO RENT Two room furn
ished house in city limit of Med
ford Must be cheap Box 308 Mau
Trlbuui.
rURNl TU RE re-up holstered
969-R Thtbault
Pbone
JUNK WANTED
Ws pay oasb foi junk batteries
AND RADIATORS ALUMINUM
BRASS COPPER and unk at all
descriptions
MEDFORD BAROAIN BOUSE
9? No Orape Tel 1082
WANTED Wool mohair nitis od
pelts 3re us oefure rou sell Wioi
be and twin for sale Mtdforo
BsxitaiD House. 27 N Orape St
Pbon 1082
WANT PO BUY 1929 Ford
eaeap 333 W 2nd
Must be
WANTED Wsrranu Redden 4 Ou
WANTED - Hmenld tjol totes
tools or Dt nte you MMloro
BtrmlO H us J? N Grip St Pel
1082
FOR flNT-ROUSP.S
FOR RENT
house, with
Almond 8'
Unfurnished 5-ronm
'ifep:ng porch, 23
FOR REX r Small
134 85. Ivy.
furnished nous.
FOE RENT H0D8E8
FOR RENT Large modern house with
hade trees and lawn, 215 E. Jack
son atreet. Inquire J. W. Jacobs,
(104 Plue street.
FOR rent 8 room modern home
2 bath rooms, sleeping porch, furn
ished or unfurnished Only reliable,
permanent tenante need apply. 714
West loth.
FOR RENT B o m ee. furnished oi
unfurnished. Brown 8c White
FOR RENT 5-roora house, furnished
fireplace, piano. W. H. Everbard
Inquire 329 W 6th.
FOR RENT APARTMENTS
FOR RENT Furnlehed suite, with
bath; desirable location. Tel. 1537.
FOR RENT Desirable furnished apt
Hotel Grand.
CLEAN furnished apt. 317 W. 2nd.
FOR RENT FURNISHED
ROOMS .
ROOMS Well
furnished, heated.
Phone 364-L.
FOR RENT ROOM BOAED
ROOM AND BOARD near high school
and Washington. Oil W. 11th. Tel.
705-Y.
TO RENT Rooms formerly occupied
by Miss Baldrrln. 117 Laurel St.
FOR RENT Room or apt., board If
desired. 70S s. oekdale, near high
school.
RATES very moderate at 718 E. Main
ATTRACTIVE rooms 404 8 drape.
FOE RENT
MISCELLANEOUS
FOR RENT 10 acres. Improved, close
ln: irrigated. See or phone Clarence
Pierce.
FOR EXCHANGE
FOR BALE OR TRADE Oat hay.
Isaac's, next to Radio Station.
WANTED Trade grain hay for wood.
Phone 1016-L.
TRADE Good rifle or furniture for
young plga or calves. Box 3348.
Tribune.
WILL TRADE Jersey milk
hay. Phone 589-R-l.
FOR EXCHANGE - 1929 model A
Ford sedan and 2 lots in Medford
for late model Ford V-8 Tel 407-?
EXCHANGE Furn re-upholatertng
for lumber, wood, flab poles ana
reels Phone 989-R.
FOR SALE OR TRADE White electric
sewing machine for light sedan
Boa 638. Tribune.
FOR EXCHANGE REAL
ESTATE
FOR EXCHANGE Excellent furnish
ed small-apt. house; steady Income;
In Portland, for good home ln or
near Medford. Box 3319, Tribune
TRADE 10 acres, some timber, on
Columbia highway, tor equity In
modern house, close In. Phone 682-R
TRADE 5 room house, 1 lot fenced,
value 800.00 for small acreage. P.
O. Box 641, Medford.
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE OR TRADE 2 acreage
tracts. 24 and 10 acres, 1 city lot,
one timber claim and 820 acres,
some meadow, balance amall tim
ber. Ida M. Jewell, Rt. 1, Kallspell,
Montana,
BEST BUY IN SOUTHERN OREGON
40 acres, 5 cultivated, water for gar
den, well. 4-room log house that
cost (800, cement cellar under
house, double garage, chicken house,
free rans?e, close to highway. Quick
sale. 450. Ho me seekers' Exchange,
403 East Main.
FOR SALE Sacrifice 158 acre ranch on
Rogue river. 0 ml. Medford. River
water right. 80 A. bottom land. Easy
terms. Inquire 1021 W. Uth.
MODERN HOME, clo5 in. real sacri
fice; also 2 acres improved, fee
owner, 823 Taylor St.
FOR SALE Ranches, city homes, or
chards, placer mines. Bargains.
Easy terms. Rentals. Roberts, 720
W. 2nd. Tel 1528-J.
A BAHOAIN My large lot. on Ben
nett Bt., excellent soil, fruit, nut
trees ana berries Will sacrifice on
terms or cash. Box .50. Tribune,
HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT Jack
son Co Bldg tli Loan As en Tel. 105
53 AURE6 near App lefts te P O i 11 A
cultivation, free water right; Bal
ance timber; improvements, Paul
Erdman. Applegate, Ore.
WHEN you think of real estate, think
of Brown A Wbtle
FOR SALE LIVESTOCK
FOR SAL EOR EXCHANGE 8 bucks.
Phone 14-F-4, or write Dance
Keeney, Anhland, Ore.
SMALL, gontle saddle horse and Lake-
view stock saddle. Call at 1012 E.
Jackson.
FOR SALE Fresh Jersey and Guern
sey cows. 20 Red weaner pigs. 80
large turkey. W. W. HUkey, Wag
ner Creek road, Talent.
FOR SALE Cows, helffra, hogs and
weaner Prs. 1 mile test of Ashland
on Main St. W. w. Bryan.
FOR SALE Weaner pigs. Call at
Finley ranch, on Ross lane.
rOR SALE OR TRADE One lave
work mare, for hay. Rt. 4, Box 44,
.Medford. L. R. Holbrook.
FOR SALE Good milk cows: reason-
ably priced; coming fresh. Phone
134, Central Point.
FOR SALE fme good Rambouillet
ram P E Bybee. Medford.
FOR SALE Two burrow. p:-fcsaddlJ
Reasonable. Phone 468-J-2.
FOR SALE Work horw. 1000 pounds
1 to 1800 pounds, wagons, snd hsr
I nss '4 m:! north Midway roid on
o.d Med.'ord-Ceutral Point highway
FOR 3AL& 21 rsboit and nuten?
Third house south e:ty ball, Jsea
FUR SALE Fresh )wa,
Son u. l. Bai., Or.
t "AdoU
FOE BALE LIVESTOCK
TWO JERSEY hellers, coming fresh
In spring, and coming 2-year-old
colt. Priced reasonable. Inquire
at w B. Medley's. Rt. 1. Box 156.
Medford.
FOR SALE POULTRY
FOR SALE 50 Rhode Island Red pul
lete and cockerels for breeding.
Cummlnga poultry Ranch, 5 mtlea
out Mtdwey road. Central Point.
FOR SALE White Wyandotte cock
erels. H. O. Best, Uedford. Ore. Tel.
539-R-2.
FOR SALE Leghorn
hens. M, B.
Qlover, Rosa Lane.
FOR SALE White leghorn pullets.
Hansen strain. 3 miles north Cen
tra Point on Pacific highway. Tel.
19-X-3. Mrs. Roy Mchola.
PURE Bronze copja. cocaeran's prize
tock 15 Jesse Nell Rt I. Ashland
FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES
FOR SALE '26 Olds Coupe, good con
dition, new tires. aio. inquire room
8, 249 So. Riverside, alter 6.
FOR SALE Btudebaker.
Garage, Prune Bt.
AUTOMOBILE SPECIALS
FISH. TIRES AND TUBES Bonded
guaranteed. You cannot buy tires
anywhere. In Oregon cneaper man
at the Sunrise Super Service Sta
tion, 13th and Riverside.
FOR SALE DOGS PETS
FOR SALE epltl puppies. 118 Genes.
see.
FOR SALE
MISCELLANEOUS DEER RIFLES Close-out prices.
Look them over. 817 No. Riverside
22 SAVAGE Sporter, 12; wood lathe,
motor and chisels. 9; sewing ma
chine, 12; cougar rug. 12 50; some
tools, lots of odd dishes; cheap. No
Junk. 621 Mayette St.
FOR SALE Prunes. Geo. Flak, across
from Meehan Service Station.
FOr"sALE .25-35 rifle, new; 4x7-ft.
fly-proof deer sox. 132 S. Riverside
FOR SALE White sewing machine
335 s. Riverside.
FOR SALE Pine tomatoes, lo
vlnea, watermelons. John Macs, dirt
road right before overhead crossing
Tolo. follow red arrows.
FOR SALE .28-35 Savage, like new,
(23.50; guarantee. Phone 341-J-3,
or Box 146, Rt, 1, Talent. Ore.
GENUINE INDIANA CANNER toma
toes, 75c a big lug box, delivered.
Phone 3-F-4. Ted Fish.
FOR SALE Coal and wood range with
hot water coil; also wood-burning
circulating heater. 1124 W. 10th.
FOR SALE-Deliclous apples. Fern
Valley, Swedenburg place.
FOR SALE Plenty of tomatoes snd
prunes at Carpenter ranch, J'vlile
highway.
FOR SALE Bueschsr Melody 0 saxo
phone, battery radio $5. Eastman
Kodak postcard size, portable vlc
trola. 7 golf clubs and bag, house
hold appliances, fruit Jars and tools.
822 Cedar.
FOR SALE! Delicious and Newtown
apples. "C" grade Newtowns 35c
box at Darby Packing house. Bring
containers or see Joe Kantor,
miles east of Phoenix.
FOR SALE Grain, oats and barley
bags. Medford Bargain House. 37
N Orape St. Phone 1082.
ALL MAKES of washing machines re
paired. Flck Hardware. 131 Wsst
Main.
FOR SALE Used sewing machines, ail
makes; terms if desired All make1
rented and repaired White Sewing
Machine, Co. 24 N Bar tie tt
FOR SALE Canning peaches.
Stancllff Phoenix.
Bert
FOR SALE 3 burner oil stove, roll
top desk, ski is. automobile hot wat
er heater, lace type rubber boots,
other miscellaneous articles Extra
special 885 00 violin and 18 00 case
84000. Leaving, must sell at once
Call at 22 Seene Way Drive.
FOR SALE: Inoculate vetch before
planting to assure maximum growth
use Nltragen. Monarch Seed &.
Feed Co.
FOR SALE Vetch inoculation. Mon
arch Seed & Feed Co.
TIER WOOD Dry fire, pine, osk and
laurel, on ground or delivered. Tel
722.
MISCELLANEOUS
PRUNES FOR SALE le lb. Tel. 7-F-4
FOR SALE Petite prunes. L C Scott.
Old Stage Road, near Central Point
sonville. H. Andrews.
DENTISTRY Dt
Main
I S Oote 33S C
BOAT TRAILER. Cash Register Add
ing Machine. Typetrrlter. Bonis
Shoes. Hunting-Pishing Equipment
317 Nortb Rl'Srslde
OKAJN jsekson County
Peed Co.. 4tb and Sartlrct 6U-
0OO8 examined free,
and BartletL
Dr. Stone tn
FOR SALE Equity IB house. Cell
828 Haren
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Ann ran a
.Mt 'KHtIN CO.
ABSTRAC1 CO.
Abstracts it rttU and
Title Insurance rte
only complete Du
Syatam in lackaop
County.
MUKHAY ABSTRACT CO. Abstracts
of nt: tcxiinj 8 and 6. No 13
North Central Ave upstalra.
Rtalto Phone 181&-T
Wall Papi Cifwnlhf
WALL-Papr.H CKSANINO Ic Def q
ft Mr Black 110 N Bsrliatt
Ei pert Win flow Cleaner
in oEOKdp do n - rei ina
1 House Clesmni Fiooi Wsiing Orl
1 niJ Rug Cleaning specialty.
811
BUSINESS DIRECTOR?
Money to Lena
MONEY LOANED ON FURN1TUR
CARS. ETC Prompt service end le
gal rate W S THOMAS. 48 8
Central state license No 8 167.
BADS TRANSFER Ja STORAGE OO-
Oftloe 1016 No Oeotrel Pbone tit
Prices right ienre guaranteed
UAWLEY TRANSFER - Txpert pack
ers and movers Special livestock
moving equipment Prices ngbt
619 Nortb Riverside Phone 1044-X
Painting end Peperbengmg
M. A. BLISS Painting and paper
banging Tel 646 W o9 8 Grape
M. A. BUSS Painting and paper
hanging. Tel. 646-W. 313 S. Grape.
Piano Instruction.
PIANO INSTRUCTIONS Apollo Piano
Studio, 126 N. Holly. Classical and
popular music. Private.
FRED ALTON HAIGHT Pianist, com
poser, teach of piano and harmony.
Original MELCHOKD method, mod
ern piano playing. Studio, 318 Lib
erty Blclg., Medford, Ore.
MuMo Writing and Song Sen Ire
HAIGHT Music Writing and 8on
Service. Composing, arranging.
Song lyric. Publishing. Copy
rights. Mimeograph copies of mu
sic. 318 Liberty Bid., Medford, Ore.
LEG NOTICES
City Warrants called for Payment.
Notice Is herejy given that there
are funds on hand In the Oeneral
Fund of the City of Medford for the
redemption of Warrants Nos. 3885 to
3032 inc. Interest on the above War
rants will cease after September 14th,
1934. Dated this Uth day of Sep
tember, 1934. GUS H. SAMUELS.
City Treasurer.
Notice to Creditors.
In the County Court of the State of
Oregon, in and for the County of
Jackson.
In the Matter of the Estate of Dee
Bowman, deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that the un
dersigned has been appointed by the
Hon. Earl B. Day, Judge of the above
entitled Court, as Executrix of said
estate, and has duly qualified accord
ing to law; all persons having claims
against said estate are hereby noti
fied to present same, witn proper
vouchers and duly verified according
to law. at the office of T. W. Mites,
attorney for the undersigned, ln the
Jackson County Bank building in the
City of Medford, Oregon, within six
months from the date hereof.
Dated and first published August
imn, iuj. IjCona i. martin,
Executrix of the Estate of
Dee Bowman, deceased
Notice of Final Settlement
In the County Court of the State of
Oregon lor jaexson county.
In the Matter of the Estate of Regin
ald J Earl, Deceased.
Notice is Hereby Given that the un
ue"'"w " tmmi
in the above entitled matter, and the
above entitled Court has fixed 6ep-led
tember 29th, 1934, at the hour of
10:00 o'clock A. M, In the County
Courtroom in the Courthouse ln Med
ford, Oregon, as the time and place
for hearing objections to said final
account, and for the settlement there
of. THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
MEDFORD, OREGON,
Administrator.
By: Eugene Thorndlke.
Fossil remains of the great armored
fish which Is said to have swum In
the seas that covered Michigan mil
lions of years ago are to be Bought
ln the northern portions of the lower
peninsula of the state.
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SILL INCREASE
(Contlnueo icm page on)
enter echool unconditionally. Pupils
who will be six years of age between
Oct. 26th and Jan. 36th may enter
school by taking a test and ah owing
a mental development of six and one
half years. The entering of under
age pupil ta discouraged by the
school system as It has seldom proved
a wise thing to do.
School Areas Defined
Th following elementary schools
of the city, house grades one to six:
the Roosevelt, Lincoln, Jackson, and
Washington. The Roosevelt school
serves all territory east of the center
line of th Pacific highway. The
Lincoln school serve that portion of
the city west of the Pacific highway
and east of the Southern Pacific rail
road tracks. The Jackson school
serves the northwest part of the city,
being that portion which lie west of
the Southern Pacific railroad racks
and north of the center line of West
Main street and Jacksonville highway.
The Washington school serves the
southwest part of the city, or that
territory lying west of the railroad
tracks and south of the center Hue of
West Main street and Jacksonville
highway.
The Junior high school serve the
entire city for grade seven, eight,
and nine, and the senior high school
likewise, for grades ten, eleven, and
twelve.
AU pupils are expected to report to
their own respective school for the
opening day. Following -egtstratlon,
where It can be shown tnat lnaivia-
ual parents and pupils will be better
accommodated by attending at some
other school, a request for transfer
may be filed with the school superin
tendent, but until a transfer can be
effected, a pupil must attend the
school to which he is assigned. Due
to the shortage of teachers this year,
Superintendent Smith said that
nothing could be definitely promised
In the way of tranafer.
Text pooka Furnished
All elementary text book are fur
nished, according to law, to pupils of
the first eight grade. These will be
distributed at th time of their regis
tration In the several schools of he
city,
For the ninth grade at the Junior
high school and for all grades at the
senior high school, where pupil aro
required to furnish their own text
books) the exchanges, will be open as
usual, and second hand books may be
kn..oh .nM viM . Pimlta are renuest-
. , . ,,.
not to mi books and 8UPPIlM
I until tney receive cneir iisi irom wic
teachers In charge. The required texts
and supplies, most of which are fur
nished by the district, in grades one
to eight are published below:
First "H" Grade.
Texts Furnished by School.
Gates Huber Primer, loaned by
school (.60).
Supplementary Primer and mate
rials (later), loaned by school (.06).
Writing Manual, loaned by school
(.35).
Prang 8 -color paints and paper for
art work, furnished by school (.35).
These text are loaned free to pu
pils of th Medford school, but on
Cross -Word Puzzle
9. Relate
10. Chopplnf
trl
It. Affirmative
11. DeDarta
SO. Meadow
21. Dried
32. South Ameri
can Indian
21. positive
electrle
pole
14. Cover with
dew
Hang loosely
Natlv Him
In th Hrlt
Ish army
Triangular
Inserts
Ruin
ICsrapIng un-
31.
14.
neiignen jy
from a
container
IT. lota
19. Wily
43. Reposes
44, Minimum
44, Rotate
ra pldly
47. Witty person
41. Room In a
harsra
49, Age
M. Rsgret
63. Rang of
knowledge
IS. Elvatd
ratlroadl
oolloq.
DOWN
1. Inhabitant oft
suffix
I, Record of a
ship's
voyage
1. Delugs
4. KnlHSlessly
5. Unfasten
. Frozen dessert
T. Sun god
I. Time niarked
by el unm
eant events
condition that an; low or damage
beyond ordinary wear snail be paJd
for by the pupil before' further loans
can be made. The loss or damage Is
computed on the basts of prices ststed
above.
Supplies Brought by Pupil,
Pencil tablet, 8x10 In., .10.
Crayons: 8 oolore Prang No. 8 or
Blnney b Smith No. 8, .10.
Pencil, .05.
Eraser, soft rubber, .08.
Paint cloth.
Flrnt "A" tirade.
Tents FurnUhfd by School.
Oats-Huber First Reader, loaned
by school (.04).
Pnneil-Cuack Primer, loaned by
school (.04).
Supplementary Readers and mate
rials (later). lond by school.
Writing Manusl, loaned by school
(JS).
Prank 8oolor palnte and paper for
art work, furnUhfd by school (.84).
These tete are losned free to pu
pils of the Medford schools, but on
condition that any loss or damage
beyond ordinary wear shall be paid
for by the pupil before further loans
can be made. The loss or damage la
computed on the bssls of prices stated
above.
Supplies nroniht by Pupil.
Crayons: 8-oolor Prang Co. No. 8 or
Blnney ft Smith No. 8, .10.
Pencil Tablet, 8xl0-ln., .10.
Pencil, .05.
Eraser, soft rubber, .08.
Paint cloth.
Ruler, 13ln.
Second "It" Orade.
Texts Furnished by School.
Oates-Huber Second Reader, loaned
by school (.68).
Fennell-Cuaack First Reader, loaned
by school (.88).
Supplementary Readers and mate
rial (later), loaned by school.
Payne-Oarrlson Speller, Grade 3,
loaned by school (.35).
Rice Primary Writing Manuel, loan
ed by school (.35).
Muslo Hour, First Book, loaned by
school (.68).
Prang 8 -color peinte and paper for
art work, furnished by school (.35).
These texta are loaned free to pu
pils of the Medford schools, but oo
condition that any loss or damage
beyond ordinary wear shall be paid
for by the pupil before further loans
can be made. The loss or damage la
computed on the basis of prices stated
above.
Supplies Brought by Pupil.
Pencil Tablet, 810-ln., ,10.
Pencil. .08.
Crayons: 8-color Prang Co. No. 8 or
Blnney at Smith No. 8. .10.
Eraser, soft rubber, .09.
Ruler, U-ln.
Faint cloth.
Second 'AM Grade.
Texts Furnished by School,
Oatea-Huber Second Reader, loaned
by school ( 68).
Pennell - Cuaack Second Reader,
loaned by school (.13),
Supplementary Reads: and mate
rial (later), loaned by school (.80),
Riot Primary Writing Manual, loan
ed by school (.35).
Muslo Hour, First Book, loaned by
school (.68).
Pavne-Oarron Speller, Qrado 3
loaned by echool (.35).
Prang e-color palnta for art work
furnished by sohool (.35).
These texta are loaned free to pu
pils of the Medford schools, but on
condition that any loss or damage
beyond ordinary wear shall be paid
for by the pupil before further loans
can be made. The lose or damage Is
computed on the basis of pilose
stated above.
Supplies Brought by Pupil.
Pencil Tablet, Bxl0-ln., .10.
Pencil, .05.
Crayons: 8 colors, Prang Oo. No,
3 or Blnney 8c Smith No. 8, .10,
Eraser, soft rubber, .10.
Paint cloth.
Ruler, 12-ln.
Third "B" and "A" Grade,.
Texta Furnished by School.
Oatee-Huber Readers, Book n!
loaned by school (.68).
Fennell-Cusaek Reader. Book lit,
losned by school (.801.
Better Bngllah for Beginners, loan
ed br school (.60).
Triangle Arithmetic, Book I. ran I,
loaned by school (.80).
Supplementary Readers, loaned by
school.
Payne-Garrison Speller, Grade 8,
loaned by school (.35).
Rice Primary Writing Manual, loan
ed by school ( 35).
Music Hour, Second Book, loaned
br school (.76).
8-color Prang palnta and paper for
art work and Ink, furnished by school
(40).
Pens, furnished by school.
Spelling psper, ruled and number,
ed. furnished by school.
Notebook cover, loose leaf, 3-rlng,
and filler, laoned by echool (.35)
These texts are loaned free to pu
pits of the Medford school, but on
condition that any loss or dsmage be.
yond ordinary wear shall be paid for
by the pupil before runner loans csn
be msde. Th los or damage la com,
puted on th basis of price stated
above.
Supplle Brought by Pnpll,
Pencil Tablet, gxlO-ln.. .16.
Penholder, .10.
Ruler. .10.
Crsyons, 8-color Prang Co. Ho. I or
Blnney Smith No. 8, .10.
Eraser, soft rubber. .05.
Fourth nd "A" nrde.
Texts Furnished by School.
Elson-Baais Fourth Reader, loaned
bv school (.80).
Supplementary Reader, loaned by
school.
Triangle Arithmetic. Book I, Part It,
loaned by echool (.80).
Payne-Oarrlson Speller, Orade
loaned by school (.34).
Oral and Written English (new edl
tlon) Lower Book, Potter, Jeachke
Olllett, losned by school ( 16)
Rice Intermediate writing Manual,
loaned by school (.16).
Home Life In Par Away Lends. At-wood-Thomss,
loaned by school ( ,06)
Muslo Hour, Third Book, losned by
school (.80).
Comprehensive Standard Dictionary,
Funk a Wsg . loaned by school (1 twi
Prang paint and paper for art work
and Ink work, furnished by school
(.40).
Notebook cover, loo leaf, 1 ring,
and filler, loaned by school (.35).
Spelling Tablet and Pens, furnished
by school (.35).
These text are loaned free to pu
pil of th Medford schools, but on
condition that any loss or daman
beyond ordinary wear shall b paid
for by th pupil before further loan
can be made. The loas or damage Is
computed on stated price.
Supplies Brought by Pupil,
Pencil Tablet, 6xl0-ln, pencil, .16.
Penholder, .10.
Ruler. .10.
Crayons: 6-color Prang No. 8. Bln
ney 8c Smith Co. No. 8, .10.
Eraser, soft rubber, .05.
Fifth "B" and "A" Grades.
Texts Furnished by School.
Elton Basic Fifth Reader, loaned by
school (84).
Triangle Arithmetic, Book It, Part I,
loaned by school (.60).
Supplementary Readera. loaned by
echool.
Rice Intermediate Writing Manual,
loaned by achool (.16).
Payne-Oarrleon Speller, Orade 8,
loaned by chool (.35).
Oral and Written English, Lower
Book (new edition) Potter, Jeschke
Olllett, loaned by school (.96).
Health Habits. Book I, loaned by
school (.98).
Th Americas, Atwood Thomas,
loaned by achool (1.40).
Hero Tales from History Burnhem,
loaned by school (.90).
Muslo Hour, Book IV, loaned by
school (4).
Comprehensive Standard Dictionary,
Funk 8s Wsg., loaned by echool (1.00).
Notebook cover, loose leaf, 3 ring
and filler, loaned by chool (.35).
Spelling Tablet and pen, rurnuhed
by achool (.18).
Prang s-coior paint ana paper tor
art work, Ink, furnished by echool.
These text ar loaned free to pu
plls of th Medford schools, but or.
condition that tny loss or dsmage ra.
yond ordlnwy wear ehell be paid for
by the pupil before further loan can
be made. The los or damage 1 com
puted on the basis of price stated
above).
Supplies Brought by Pupil
Pencil Table. SxiO-la., and pencil.
15.
Penholder, .10.
Ruler, .10.
Cryon: 8-o'.OT Prang fo. 8, Bln
ney 8c Smith Co. No. 8, .10.
Eraser, soft rubber, .05.
Sixth "B" and "A" Grades.
Texta Furnished by School.
Elton Bsslo Sixth Reader, loaned by
school (34).
Supplementary Readers, loaned ny
school.
Trlangl Arithmetic. Book II, Part
II. loaned by echool (.60).
Rice Intermediate writing Manual,
loaned by school, (.16).
Oral and Written English, iywr
Book (new edition) Potter, Jeschke
Olllett, loaned by achool, (.36).
School Hlatory of Oregon, Clark,
Brown 8c Blue, loaned by achool (1.00)
Health Habits, Book II, loaned by
sohool (1.00).
Nation Beyond Sea, Atwooo
Thoma, loaned by aohool (1.40).
Payne-Oarrlson Speller, Orade
loaned by achool (.38).
New World Speller, book n oaj
loaned by school (.53).
Spelling Tablet and pens, lurnisneo
by school (.15).
Comprehensive standard Dictionary,
Funk dc Wag., loaned by achool (1.00).
Paint and paper for art work, ink,
furnished by sohool (.40).
These text ar loaned free to pu-
nll of th Medford Khool. but on
condition that any loas or dsmage be
yond ordinary weai hall b paid for
by th pupil before runner loan, can
be mad. The los or damag I com
puted on th basis of price staled
above.
Supplies Brought by Pupu.
Pencil Tablet, 8xl0-ln, pencil, ,11.
Penholder. .10.
Ruler, .10.
Crayon: 8-oolor Pnng No. 8, Bln
ney 8c Smith Co. No. I, .10.
Eraeer, soft rubber, .05.
Seventh "B" and "A" Grades.
Texts Furnlahed by School.
Triangle Arithmetic, Book III, Fart
I, loaned by school (.64).
Trlangl Arithmetic, Book n. ran
n for (Jr. 6 AS), loaned by enooi
(.60).
Payne-Oarrlson spener, una. i,
loaned by school (.35).
New World Speller, Book m for (jr.
8A31.
Rice Advanced Writing Manual,
loaned by achool (.16).
Musis Book, loaned by onooi,
School History, Robinson, losned by
chool (1.35).
Comorehenslv Standard Dictionary,
Funk 8c Wag., loaned by achool (1.00).
English Series, Book III. Mcraaaen,
Part I. loaned by ohool (1.10).
Junior Hlih School Literature, Book
I, Elson-Keck-Burrl (for Oroup I
and III. loaned by achool (l.aoi
Literature In Junior High school
Bolenlu Book I, loaned by school
(131),
Oolden Leave Oate-Ayr (Jr.
6A8). loaned by achool (.88).
World t work Atwood. loaned by
echool (1.60).
Art materials and Ink, furnished by
chool.
These text ar loaned free to pu
oil of th Medford echool, but on
condition that any in or damage oe.
yond ordinary wear shall be paid for
by th pupil before further loans csn
be mad. Th lo or damsge I com
puted on th bssl of price stated
above.
Supplies Brought by Pnpll.
Pencil Tablet, eilO-ln., pencil, .18,
Penholder, .10.
Ruler, .10.
Eraser, soft rubber, .06.
Loos laf notebook and filler, M
Eight "B" nd "A" Grades.
Texta Furnished by School.
Arithmetic, Brown-Eldredge, Book
Iff. loaned by chool (.18).
Trlangl Arithmetic Book lit. Part
It for HI-1. Itt-a. Itt-8, loaned by
achool (.641.
Rio Advanced Writing Manual,
loaned by school (.16).
New World Speller, Book III, loaned
by school (89).
Payns-OarrUor, Speller, Orade 8 (for
T.tt-1). loaned by echool (.38)
School History, Robinson 8B only,
loaned by school (135).
Essential ot Loyal citlMiuhlp, Reed
(8A only), loaned by achool (1.13).
English Series. Book III, McPaddeo
Part II. loaned by school (1.10).
Comprehensive standard Dictionary,
Funk 8c Wag., loaned by school (0),
Junior High School Literature, EU
son-Keck-Burrl Book II for Group
and 11, loaned by echool (1.40).
Literature in Junior Hlih School.
Bolenlu Book II. loaned by school
11 v).
Journey End Harper (V-8). loan
ed by echool (.06).
Art material. Ink, furnished oej
chool.
These text are loaned free to pi.
plls of the Medford schools, but ott
oondltlon that any loas or damage be
yond ordinary wear ahall be paid fa
by th pupil before further loan oca
b mad. Th los or damage la com
puted on the baa! of prices tate4
abov.
Supplies Brought by Pupil. 1
Pencil Tablet, Sxl0-ln., pencil.
rennoider, .10.
Eraser, soft rubber, M.
Ruler, .10.
Loose leaf notebook end filler. s
Ninth Grade, Elective and SpetteN
i, unit or engiiah haul's Beck t,
loaned by achool (.80).
8. American Literary Readme, Payna
(without History of am. Lit.),
(1.15).
3. Clastic, loaned by tehool. I
4. First Course in Algebra -Edgete
ton, Carpenter (1.30).
6. Early Progress, west (old edition!
(3.00).
6, New Elementary Latin Book TJhV
man and Henry (1.40).
T, Introduction to Science Caldwell
and Curtis (1.68).
8. Everyday Foods, Harril-Lacy, loatve
ed by school. .
8. Art in Horn and Clothing TrlD
Ing, William, loaned by Khool.
Id. Junior Laurel Song Book Co
Btrchard Co., loaned by Khool,
11, Junior Music, Qlnn 8c Co.. loaned
by Khool.
13. Parson High School Bong Book-
Silver Burdett, loaned by school.
13. Occupations Texts, loaned bfj
chool.
Supplies.
Loom leaf notebook and filler, 3K
Penholder, .10.
Pencil, .05.
Ruler. .10.
Eraser, soft ruboer. SI.
According to th board's order, tote
Itloa for non-resident ehlldren w
fixed th asm a last year for
lemantary pupils, 1 dollars pes'
month, payable ln advance, and fog
high whool pupils, ten dollar pa
month. Pupil who live In district,
however, which does not maintain
high achool may attend high Khool
In Medford or In any other city la
th county and have their tuition
paid by th county.
Non-reetdnt parent who ar at
arrears In tuition from lsat year mxisl
square th account b,for th chile
dren will be accepted Into th Med
ford Khool this year. Non-resident
parent who; pay taxes within the
Medford elty Khool district may hay
th amount ot their tax, paid far
ohoola only, deducted from any tu
ition bill that may be rendered
against them. To secure such deduo
tlon It 1 necessary that the parent
or guardian of th ohHd appear st
th city school office with a paid tar(
receipt for th currant year.
High Khool and special an: P. A,
Maneget, principal, Josephine Xlrtlef,
Eula Benson, Msurln Carroll, Carta
Dgrmrk. Olennle Mae Early, A. J,
Hanby, Bltabeth Jerome, WUna Kin
said. Leland Mentxer, Marie Ridings,
Johnnie Smith, Wilson Walt, LuolsJ
Bengaton, Doris Baler, Myrna Barrett,
D. K. Burgher, tt. P. Cope, Juanlta
Demmer, Oertrud Oate. K. M. Hua
ong, E. M. Xlrtley, Esther Leake,
Lore Mitchell, Rex Robinson, O. IX
Thompson, Dorothy Toung, Louisa
ccaaioru.
Teacher Llat.d '
Junior high Khool teacher ar: BU
R. rtnoh. principal: Delle Whlsenan.
Mayneue Church, Ruth Ella Dicker.
on, Annette Gray, to Hubbe, Mara
one Kelly, L. w. Marshall, Evelyn;
Nye, Carol Rmsy, Orc Slnema,
Helen Winter, Marguerite Tung,
Winifred Andrews, Marvel B 1 Is.
Gladys Conder, A. X. Fitch, Ray Hen
derson. H. W. Keetee. Ruth McColit.
tar, Walter NHtel, Oertrude Parkat,
Ethel Soott, Virginia Walt, Ulnar
Wise.
Jackson school tsachtrs are: R. TV.
Outln, prlnelpl; Oertrude Ahlstrom,
Marian Brlgg. Mildred Henderson,
Arlen Hay, Ivah D. Murray, Oraoa
naid, vvonns smith, Ruth Stewart.
Lincoln Khool teachers are: Orel
Cox, principal: Lucille Abbott, Ethel
Ohastaln, Leon Crsne, Clare Oum
Hue. Margarett Russell, Eunice Smt'b,
Or Tucker, Freda Schneider.
Roosevelt Khool teachers are: 8arJ
Van Meter, principal; Nina Carlson.
Flora Chlldera, Eleanor Curry, Allleaa
Maxwell. Aretha Oray, Myra Russell,
Ethel Wlllltts, Oltdy Bond.
Washington eonool teacher ar: t.
O, Tucker, principal; Marian Beesoo.
Ruth Bolton, Blanch Can ode, Anne
B. Carter, Alice Cromer, Lysle Oreg
ory. Amy Harding, Laura Lynch,
Ketherlne Huntrese, Annie M. Wat-
klna, Oertrude Watzllng.
A general teachers meeting hag
been announced by Superintendent
Smith, to be held at th Junior hlsb
school at 9 a. m. Saturday. Follow
Ing this all teacher will report back
to their building for more detailed
Inatructlon respecting the opening of
Khool.
FALLING ROCKS KILL
. MAN AT BONNEVILLE
PORTLAND, Sept. IS. ( API Oeo,
Ttee, 31, of Kelso ws killed at th
Bonneville dam project about 10 . ra.
today whan rock were Jarred loo if
a passing train. Pet Bhuberi of
Portland was earloualy Injured and
rushed her ln an embultno.
DeVALERA FOR ENTRY
OF RUSSIA IN LEAGUE
GENEVA, Sept. IS (API President
Eamon D Valera went to bat for Rus
sia today on th rostrum of th Lea
gue of Nation aseembly. announcing
thtt th Irian Fm Stat would rot)
tor Russia' entranc into th league.
Pbont 643 wru nsui sway jont
nfu. City Sealtarj wsitloa