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rEDFCVRT) MATL TTCTBTT. fEDFOTlTV (VREOVNT. TTTTTJS'nAY. "AFflFRT IS. 1037. PAOE FIVE TO OF SEPT. 6 OB 7 SAYS SUPERINTENDENT The majority of Jackson county schools will open Monday. September . and Tuesday, September 7. The Ontral Point and Phoenix schools will open Monday. September 13. The Watklns school opens Monday, August 30. s week earlier than most. Eagle Point schools will open Thurs day, September 9. Schools scheduled to open Monday. September 6. according to the county school superintendent are: Jacksonville, Ruch. Ashland. Nell Creek, Lone Pine. Antelope, Willow Springs, Independence. Bams Valley. Talent, Mt. Pitt, North Phoenix, Derby, Sterling, Thompson Creek. Rogue River. Meadows, Applegate. Lost Creek. Table Rock. Trail. Gold Hill, Evans Valley, Little Butte. An derson Creek. Liberty. Beaver Creek. Little Applegate, Alderbrook. Shady Cove. Plnehurst, West Side. Howard and Medford. Orllfln Creek. Agate. Unlontown. Reese Creek. Wagner Creek, Oak Drove, and Pern Valley are sched uled to open on September 7. The Prospect school, owing to a new building program, will likely not open until late In September. UNDER LICENSE LAWS SALEM. Aug. 19. 7P All private vocational schools In Oregon and their salesmen now are being licensed under a 1937 law designed to elim inate "fly-by-ntght" schools which do not give students good value for the money they paid for an education. J. A. Howard, state superintendent of public Instruction, said today. About half of the schools have made application for licenses and the others are expected to apply within a few days. Each school must post a 92,500 bond and each salesman a $1,000 bond to guarantee they will conduct their business under the terms of the taw. Howard warned any student In tending to enter such an institution to request to see the It censes of the school and salesman. Missionary Tonight Full Gospel Church Rev. rrancis Legge. for ten years a missionary In the West Indies, will be present at a special meeting of the Apostolic Faith at 7:45 o'clock this evening. Rev. Legge will tell of his experience and success in gospel work In the West Indies., Cuba, Central and South America, where he has convert ed thousands. Special singing by the men's chorus and the new electric organ combined with the orchestra will be a feature of the music service. All are cordially invited. No collec tion teken. CENTRAL POINT LIBRARY PAINT JOB IS AWARDED CENTRAL POINT. Aug. 19. (Spl.) Members of the Civic club met Wed nesday to consider bids for roofing the library building. The bid of the Ekerson Paint and Roofing company of Medford for 98 was accepted and a contract signed. Work is to begin tomorrow. Ose Mall Tribune want ads. ISErL. FLORIDA WRAPPER. It's tobacco harvest time down in Dixie, and here's some native produce. First, there's Marian Thompson, pretty Danville, Va miss, who illustrates how large the celebrated Virginia leaf grows. Only two leaves are required to 'clothe her attractively and modestly. L NEI Royal Neighbors of America last night announced the appointment of Mrs. Leonora Broili as state sup ervisor for Oregon. The appointment came from national headquarters at Rock Island. 111. Mrs. BroiU has worked for the soc iety for the past six years as dis trict deputy and has Just returned from Colorado Springs. Colo., where she attended the national convention as a delegate from Oregon. "Royal Neighbors will find the new state supervisor ready at all times to answer any call to duty." an announcement from national headquarters said. Mrs. Broili resides in Ashland, She invites correspondence -from all Royal Neighbor camps In Oregon. SEEK SOURCE OF T. B. IS ADVICE TO MEDICS PORTLAND. Aug. 19. (tV) The state board of health issued a bulle tin today urging doctors and nurses to take every step necessary to de termine . the source of tuberculosis cases. "If the question 'From whom did he get it?' were asked in every case a real start would be made in sav ing the lives of a great many people who would otherwise contract the disease," the bulletin read. Flight Kills Pigeon SCHENECTADY. N. Y. (TJP) A carrier pigeon died in Ellis hospital after completing 350 miles of a 600 mile race from Lansing, Mich., to Boston. W. M. Hartman, hospital pharmacist, said the bird was "too tuckered" to continue the flight. Closing time for too Late to Clas sify Ads la 1:30 p. m. PROSPECT, Aug. 19. (Spl.) Among new teachers in the Prospect schools for the coming year are Les ter Wilson of Port Orford and Mtas Lois Reedy of Ashland, who have ac cepted positions on the high school staff, and Miss Carrie Reedy, who will terich In the grade school. Miss Enid Anderson has resigned her position as primary teacher and accepted a position in the Coqulllo schools. Her successor has not yet been named. Opening date for the Prospect schools has not yet been set because of arrangements for construction of the new high school building and re modeling of the grade school. ClasseB are not expected to begin until after October 1. CAVE BEETLES LOSE USE OF EKES, WASHINGTON (API Beetles which make their home in Mam moth cave, Kentucky, have, so little use for their wings and eyes that they have lost the use of both, the national park service reports. Instead, they have grown unus- ally long antennae, and a series of stiff, hair-like sensory appendages on their bodies. DALLAS, Aug. 19. AP) John C Shultz. one of the old timers of this community, died Tuesday night. He was born In Springfield, III., on April 12, 1855, end came west to Oregon In 1861. t m i mm m M m KIEV TAKE a tip from smart buyers and get Goodyear tires. They'll cost you less per mile because Goodyears at every price give you center traction grip the Goodyear Margin of SafetySupertwist Cord blowout protection in every ply. Choose the Goodyear that fits your purse and ride first-class on the world's most popular tire! THE CHEAPEST THING ON YOUR CAR IS THE BEST TIRES YOU CAN BUY I The average maintenance costs obtained from the records of fleet owners operating bundrr-'t of cars on Goodyear tires show that a full ; of Goodyears costs only one-fifth as much per mile as gasoline one-fourth is much as in surance, licenses and depreciation one-third ' as much as garage and repairs one-half as much as lubrication, washing and miscella neous. Nation-wide records prove Goodyears cost leatt under any conditions. PHONE 14 MEuFORD SERVICE STATION MAIN AND PACIFIC HIGHWAY Aslll.AMl rnvronB motor ro. IEAfil.F. POINT I EAGLE POINT HXHIIWARE I AT ALL AUTHORIZED SHELL DEALERS JAPKSONVII.I.E it KoNVii.i.r. !i:rv. ta. OREGON PRIEST FINDS GERMANY POOR PLACE FOR CANDID SPEAKING PORTLAND, Aug. 19. (AP) Prom the inside of a Nazi jail at Schlf- ferstadt, Bavaria, the Rev. Joseph B. Saal, Catholic priest of the Lit tle Flower ahrlne at WllsonvlUe. learned the tiny American flag and the United States passport he car ried In his pocket were no guarantee of protection in the land ruled by Dictator Hitler. The Rev. Saal. visiting relatives in his native land for the first time In 26 years, went to Jail for drop ping an uncomplimentary remark about Dr. Josef Goebbel. minister for national enlightenment and ' propaganda. He said he was accused of hold ing public meetings because he spoke to friends on the streets and gave a farewell party attended by his brothers and slstera. Nazi officials ordered htm not to speak from the pulpit of his native parish, ro he spoke from the altar. Then came a general order demand lng hla silence. He said "The people are living in terrible fear. They have no freedom. If they go to America all the prop erty they possess is confiscated. They get only enough for a steamship ticket and 2.50 In money. The re sentment against Hitler Is growing." IS ENJOYED AT PARTY AMARILLO, Tex. (AP) Edna Blanchard, six, wanted a big birth day party but an objection was raised she and "Torney." her little brother, had whooping cough. The Blanchards took a census of the neighborhood and solved the problem when they found seven other children suffering from the same trouble. All were invited and had a whoop ing good timet 4 lml tun "100 lrunf" MARYSVILU5. Cal. (UP) When Joe Browneagle from an Oklahoma reservation waa booked here on a charge of Intoxication, he Insisted that he be registered as being "100- proof Indian." Plot In Shadows BURLINGTON, N. 0. (UP) A burial plot near here haa become a virtual "No Man's Land." Con demned by grand Juries since last August without avail, the cemetery la located behind the prison camp here. Mokes biscuits fluffy as a summer cloud Schilling Baking Powder NORTH POLE IS POOR FOR TELEPHONE LINE SHANGHAI (AP) Shanghai and San Francisco can telephone to each other, but for only about one hour in the 24. The difficulty la that the radio telephone elrcutt to Shanghai takes the shortest distance from San Francisco, almost crossing the north pole. Atmospheric disturbances are so common In the polar regions that satisfactory reception Is pos sible for only about an hour. MANY NEVER SUSPECT CAUSE OF BACKACHES This Old Treatment Often Brings Happy Relief Many sufferers relieve nagging backache juieltly, once they discover that the real cause af their trouble may be tired kidneys. The kidneys are Nature's chief way of taking the eiceaa acids and waste out of the blood. Meet people paaa about 3 pint a day or about 3 pounds of waste. Frequent or scanty passages with smarting and burning shows there may be something wrong with your kidneys or bladder. 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