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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (March 3, 1920)
PAGF FJGITT MfllJFUKD tvlau; TRIBUNK. MTnTFORTJ. OTCF.GON. WEDNESDAY. MAECTT H, 1920. IN RACE FOR HITTSON 10 OPEN At the regular mpptinr of the American IL'ion Just nilit ol't'ieers for the eoniine year were iwiniiiuteil ami will be voted upon at the April meetinir. r'or commander, the names of George K. Coddinir, Treve harasderi. and (tail Robinson were mentioned. Jloth Itobinson and Luinsden ot'lered to withdraw in favor of Coddimr and eneh iiru'ed his followers to vote for Cuddintr, but the post refused to per mit them to withdraw with a motion that those nominated must Slav in the laee. Kdison Marshall was nominated for historian, and Hnierson M'erriek for ehailain without opposition. The following were nominated for tho exeeutive eoinmittee, Iinlph Cow dill, Hob Deuel. Dave iliintlev. 1'aul Leonard, Arthur I'errv. Tom Sli-rri-man, Carl Tenuwuld, and Dr. 1(. J. Conrov. tKhncr Wilson was uominatetl for tfer'retury. The post voted to hold a bit: smoker and bomnif inateh at the I'aue theativ Mareh 17. PfiAYER MEETING AT THE BAPTIST CHURCH Dp. 8. J. Hold who Una Uoon linld Ing ovunKoliHtIc Hcrvlees at tho Bap tist church tho lant two wel(s Hosod his meet in kh with a strong .senium last Hun day niht. Ilin work huru resulted In much Kood. It Is carwsU ly requested that as many as posfilitu uttondod tho regular Thursday oven ing prayer piectinR at 7: 30 p. m. at tho BuptlHt church tomorrow nirlit. Deacon Wm, Davis will lead the meet ing. A large attendance fa hoped nr.' .1. I llittsnn. wlio n-ivntlv miM hi interest in the Mi'ilt'onl Autn .. while in Portland hist week tuok the iiL'enev tor VeJie e;irs and truck and Templar and Allen cars, lie has a Templar deinoiiHtrator here and will have a ear load of Aliens tliis week. The Velie line is well known here. The Templar and Allen are new ears here, hut are old standard makes.. The f'onneiis a liith-elass ear and sells l'or 2fr0 f. o. h.. Med forcl. The latter sells for $lWh f. o. b., Medford. Mr. Jliltson will lie loeated in the huildintf reeentlv pundiased hv If. . Nordwick on South Front street, the Xunni btiilil j nir. Air. Nordwiek and son will re model the huildintr mid put in a stoek of tires and accessories. Medf onl nirency lor the muiith of February, dur'ne which time thev produced $L(il,f(J0 of insurunce. The .Medford airencv has onlv Keen established a few months, hut was third in the amount of business written in the five roust states of j Oregon. California, Washington. Ma- m. and .Montana during rebruarv. j I'cndletoii, Ore., with eiuht men j and Yakima, Wash., with nine men. both old established airencies. wore I the onlv cities to lend Medford. This is trulv a wonderful record. A-sneiated with Mr. Cochran are ('. II. Cocbrun, manager of the health and accident departments ; W. K. Fan shier of .Medford and Otto Klttm of Klamath Falls. The Western Cn'on Life, tlirnuul. the efforts of .J. II. Coehmn. has .$1(1, (MM) on deposit in .Medford banks aitt loans money in this territory. ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING. (Continued from Pag One) J. If. Cochran, general manau'er of I he Western I niuii Life Insurance companv prints elsewhere in this paper "A Wonderful Record" of the were passed among those present with the request that ihoy be signed by all who would devote two hours during four days of tho intensive week of the campaign in serving on teams for the enrollment of member ships and"the raising t;t the budget fund. To those who attended the lunch eon today it was made plain that the chamber of commerce is not a pro moting scheme hy ail outside agency, but that it was actually conceived in the minds of the directors of the local organization who realize that if Med ford is to keep abreast of the times, and hold her prestige with other rap idly growing cities on tho I'ueific coast, she must not sleep on her rights. It was explained that the American Mureau'R service was con Safe for INFANTS and INVALIDS Horlick's The Original Avoid Imitations and Substitute Porlnfams.InvalidsandGrowIngChildren I Rich milk, malted grain extract in Powder The Original Food-Drink for AH Ages No Cooking Nourishing -Digestible ROLLED OATS Eeciricolbf toasted There Are So Many New Cookies You Can Make With Rolled Oats These fine, big, Wester n -grown .oats, electrically toasted . to a golden . color, give a nutlike flavor to the inexpensive, nutless cookie. Give the children plenty of wholesome cookies made with Rolled Oats for "sweets." You'll find interesting new ideas and 77 accurate recipes in a Rolled Oats and Pancake Flour Cook Book. Just off the press, a postcard request will bring you a free copy. Address our home office, West Waterway, Harbor Island, Seattle. 11 cractml for after the illroctor liail made a most exhaustive Investiga tion us to their success in assisting in the campaigns of something like 200 Other Citiett thniint ihn fmintrv nnl had found that the American City Bureau ranks as the foremost organi zation of its kind In the United Slates. ltrouil and iKluon-utic Director Oheen in his talk explain ed that the local organization will be broad and democratic. It will he an organization for community service in which each and every person tak ing out an active membership will be entitled to equal voting privileges with all other members in the con duct of Its affairs. The plans and preparations Inci dental to the first threo weeks of education and preparedness work in the campaign were explained by Air. (llieen, and also the program for the Intensive week that will conclude tho first part of the American City Bur eau's service. Following the recruit ing or the membership and the rais ing of tho budget fund, tho bureau will send an installation crew to Medford to install a modern, scien tific system which will take care of every Utile detail of the office work, even down to rorms of stationery that have been found most convenient and satisfactory in such work. The installation crew will remain here lour weeks, und then for a period of three years the bureau will lend its best supervision and advice to tho af fairs of the local organization. The j bureau will not in any way attempt to dictate tho policies of the chamber I but will hold IlKcir In readiness al all times to give advice when called upon to do so. The research division of the American City Bureau will be at the disposal of the Medford organi zation, and during the term of its contract the local secretary will be accorded free tuition at the summer school for commercial secretaries of the United States. The school con tinues thru two weeks, and this year will be held at Madison, Wis. Kuril Membt'i' Votes Under the plan of conducting tho chamber, after this reorganization work has been completed, the mem bers will hold a meeting and elect a new bourd of directors which in turn will select officers for the ensuing year. All of the old officers and di rectors will resign, altho there will be nothing to present their being re tained in the event the majority of the members so desire. The rfevenuo to be derived from membership dues will bo used in de fraying the general expenses inciden tal to maintaining offices, the salar ies of the executive secretary and his stuff or assistants, activities of com mittees, meetings and. other inciden tals. Tho revenue that will be raised for tho working fund or budget will bo for the expansion and special activ ities that the chamber iH desirous of doing for Medford thru a program of work. The formulating of such a program is done thru a very simple process: Two (mentions are submit ted to the membership: (a) What do you expect the or ganization to do for the promotion of your own iiue of business or ac tivity? (b) What, In your opinion as a citizen, is the thing of first Impor tance to he done for the community as a whole? WJien tho answers to these ques tions are discussed in group meet ings, analyzed and arranged under suitable headings, the organization has a program of work that is the substance of the best thinking that the entire membership, for c lie time, can offer. No More (.roping in Dark With such a program of work the officers are not compelled to grope about blindly In an effort to accom plish something. The chamber Is Im mediately placed in a position to serve tho membership efficiently in stead of disappointing it. And the result will be seen in the better pay ment of membership dues. Committee service, under such a plan, becomes scientific. The replies to the two questions discloso hn names of members who are interested in the various planks of the program of work. Men who want to see a pro ject carried thru are appointed oa a committee to undertake the task. Sure Relief I 6 Bell-ans I Hot water Sure Relief ;E LL-ANS 'for indigestion After you eat always take E ATONIC fFOft YOUR STOMACH'S SAKE) JnctanUy relieves Hsutbura, Blotd Cms Feeling. Stop indigestion, food Murine re peuiiDit, and all tho many miseries caused by Acid-Stomach EATONICI. tho txatremixir. Temof thou Bands wonuerrully umetitvd. l'oiltlvely fur. tttit Heath's Drup Store. Medford. Oreuon Gasoline Engine AXD KI'HAV OUTFITS EXI'KKTIXU AND REI'AIHIXG We have added to our force men who are thoroly capable In repairing and adjusting gasollno engines. Tractors, spray outfits, pumps and other farm machinery. Phone i.'35-It. John C. Signor Kniinek Itldg. 221-U U N. Fir St. !! MAIIi ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED E A'cry Special Thursday, pair 39c i hi iii ii n i ti tt II w WE PREPAY MAIL OR EXPRESS g "KANT SNAG" HOSE 1 CHILDREN'S HOSE 3 1 case Children's Wist Black Hose,. J M1 M U) For Ix.ys. All sizes. Fast, Black. M all sizes and cheap today at f.Oc. ftA TheWnmsin. Store This stocking should sell today mA S . . -LII tlUC 14-22 NORTH CENTRAL AVENUE. at 7;. While thev last, pair ... MEDFORD. OREGON ' I! Presenting' the New Modes for Spring' I lo-offering for your inspection the advance styles for Spring, we wish to emphasize the fact that they are correct in every detail, foreshadowing the popular ideas that are being developed here and abroad. Be among the first to see them tomorrow New .': -I Spripg Suits . from $37.50 to $110.00 i in ... . ii fVWW '"""He',1(,,'l,)',ii New, . j Spring Coats from $15.00 to $75.00 I i SPECIALS FOR THURSDAY IN READY-TO-WEAR DEPARTMT Fisher's Cocoanut Balls. 1 nip uiuookod l'lSHKlfS ltoU.UD OATS. 2 unbeaten rtjtr whites. 1 cup shrrtltleJ cocoanut. H teaspoon vanilla. ls cup sugar. S teaspoon alt. U teaspoon cinnamon. Mix, form Intn small, flat cakf.i or tMlls by pressing toRMher firmly wlitt the Jmniis iiiitt balm in n motl enilr ofn for about i'O minutes or until u go hie n brown. FISHER FLOURING MILLS COMPANY SEATTLE TACOMA PORTLAND UKLLINGHAM SIT. VERNON COATS "Women's Spring Coais, Sport Styles, wilh narrow leather belts. Cheap at .f2() Thursday ..$16.50 SUITS 2") "Tweed-1.' A'ool" Suits. The hest wearing mater ial made. All good colors. Very Spec ial S55.00 WAISTS "Women's fine Geor gette and Crepe dc Chene Waists in dark and light col ors. "Worth more. Special S6-75 SKIRTS Our new line of "KorrcH" Skirts is now on display. Priced from $10.00 to $25.00 WAISTS loO "Wirtlnnor" -"Waists made of fine A'oile. Nicely trim med. Tins waist will soon bo wort h .f 2.00 "While they last, $1.50 each 1 SPECIALS FOR THURSDAY IN DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT SHEETS 72x90 Hleached. Linen Finish. Keg nlar price, 2.00. Special Thursdav $1.75 TOWELS Turkish Hath Tow els. Good size. Cheap at Hoc. Spec ial Thursday at 29 MUSLIN Bleached, '.M inches wide. Good qual ity. "Worth todav 40c, Thursdav, 29 yd. LONG CLOTH , "(i inches wide. Fine quality. Chen) to day at 40c. Special Thursday, 35 yd. FILET NET () inches wide for curtains' in white, cream and ecru, 50c values. Thursday, 39 a yard SPECIALS FOR THURSDAY IN WASH GOODS DEPARTMENT I DEVONSHIRE Cloth. The price will soon lie 7.V. While they last a yard GLOVES Xayser's Silk Glov es in black and white 1.2,1 quality. pair Now $1.00 GINGHAM 1 case fancy dress Ginghams. Cheap at 48.'. This sale 39 a yard HOSIERY Women's extra fine Lisle Hose in black and c(dors, 1.00 grade, 85 pair VOILE Fancy Voiles for drosses 40 inches wide. Cheap at S"). This sale, yd. 69c4 Handkerchiefs Women's "Initial Handkerchiefs. Fine 25c grade. Verv special, each 15c FLAXONS in the new Spring Patterns, ;10 inches wide. Special, vard 45d NECKWEAR Women's new neck wear. Just in. Pric ed from 69 to $5 BLUE BIRD Liugcre Cloth in flesh and blue, for underwear. Spec ial, a yd. 69 UNDERWEAR Women's Summer Vests. Fine qual ity. Worth today, Hoc. This sale, each 25 p MANN'S The Best Goods for the Price, No Matter What the Price MANN'S I
