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MEDFORD MATTi ' TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, .OREGON, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1923'
PAGE FIVE IV
OAC. FORM CLUB,
ARRANGE DANCE
The nlumnl and students thnt have
attended O. A. C, had a mooting nt
tho Hotel Holland Tuesday evening
and formed an O. A. C. club -to bo
called tho Crater Lnko O. A, C. club
of Medf&rd, Qrceon.
Tho purposo of tho club Is to to
bring tho organization and tho college
closer together and to keep In touch
with each other and advertise tho
school to tho graduating students of
the schools of Mcdford und southern
Oregon.
A constitution and by lawn was
drawn up and adopted by those pres
ent. It wag alHo voted to have a get
together meeting the second Tuesday
in each month.
Tho club also voted to hnvo a danco
during tho Christmas holidays and In
vito tho seniors of tho high school to
bo honored guests. This danco will
bo held December 27th at tho Nat.
All alumni and students that have
ever attended O. A. C. should get be
hind this organization and muko It
one of tho biggest college organiza
tions In southern Oregon.
Tho next meeting will bo nt the
Holland hotel Tuesday evening November-
13. ,
5 BOXES OF APPLES
" GIVEN AS A PRIZE
Fivb boxes of apples will bo the
prizo going to tho school In Medford
whose pupils report the greatest num
ber of children of that school' who
hnve a box of apples In their home.
Every pupil whose parents have a
box of apples in their home should
register that fact at the ol'fice of tlie
Modford Chamber of Commerce. Their
school will bo given credit. On Sat
urday afternoon Hie school register
ing the largest number of families hav
ing a box of apples in their homo will
be awarded tho five boxes of apples
which are being donated by Guy W.
Conner.
This is a part of the AApple Week"
program for Mcdford which is to on
courago tho eating of apples.
THE OPEN BOOK !S
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JAKE SCHAEFER
ALSO WINS, BUT
NEW YORK. Oct. 31. Tho throe
American contestants In tho world
18.3 balk lino billiard championship
tournament swept through the first
tlireo matches without a defeat, each
American gaining victory at tho ex
pense of an invader from Europe.
Today, however, win bring defeat
to one American in tho Hoppc-Coch-rna
match this evening and a victory
will be gained by one of tho invaders
In tho Hagenlacher-Contl contest this
afternoon.
imklt ocnran ot Los Angeles
played good billiards yesterday after
noon when ho turned back Koger
Conti of Franco, BOO to 457 after a
hard struggle.
Jake Schaofor of Snn Francisco last
night won tho slowest game played in
tho history of 18.2 balk line cham
pionship history when ho -"defeated
Edounrd Vlorcmans of Belgium 600
to 451. Tho 19 innings lasted four
houi'3 and five minutes.
ST. LOUIS John Curtln, Now
York feather weight outpointed Patsy
Flannigan of St. Louis in ten rounds.
ABERDEEN Young Dudley and
Hobby Alien, both California welters
were stopped in tho third round ot a
scheduled bIx round main exhibition
bout by tho rcfereo on account of not
using their best efforts. Kid Johnson
of Olympia and Young Sam Langford
negro lightweight from Seattle fought
a draw in tho semi-final.
SEATTLE Joo Corman, Portland
lightweight won a decision over
Johnny Kfsclcr of Los Angeles in six
rounds. Frankio Ilritt of Tacoma won
a decision over; Ad Masenti, Portland
lightweight, In tho six round semi
final bout.
SAN .FRANCISCO A wrestling
bout between Jim Londos, ' Greek
champion and Andreas Costaneros,
Spaniard, was stopped and-the de
cision accorded to tho former, physic
ians declaring Costaneros to be too
exhausted to continue.
PORTLAND Frank Farmer, Ta
coma heavyweight took a ten round
decision over Nig Ycager, Portland
boxer. Otto Robinson, 165 won in
six rounds from Lone "Wolf McDonald
172, in tho scmi-wlndup.
At tho Christian church revival to
night, Mr. Howo will speak on "The
Open nook," which will be the first
of three sermons on the Bible. Mrs.
Harry Scougall will sing "My Mother's
Hiblo." Delegations will bo present
from Grants Pass and Central Point.
Extensive preparation is boing made
for tho big "Children's Meeting" at 3
o'clock Saturday, and for a great day
next Sunday.
The tlireo sermons on the Bible, to
night, tomorrow night and Friday
night, are the basis of all the sermons
which follow throughout the mooting.
Everyone who ' possibly, can should
hear those sormons in order to get the
largest good from tlioso to follow.
Especially tlie members of tho church
aro urged to come tonight.
TOR ASSOC!
GETS ENDORSEMENT
rj .
An endorsement has boon given the
Oregon Stnto Motor association for a
contlnunnce of their Medford branch
office by tho Craters club. Rotary
club, Klwanis club and directors of
tho Medford Chamber of Commerce.
During the pnst year this office
has been maintained in connection
with tho tourist registration bureau
conducted by the state of Oregon and
there have been but very few nlem
bcrs of the Motor-association residing
in Mcdford who have contributed to
tho expense of tho local branch office.
In order thnt tho Mcdford office
may bo self-supporting a campaign
is now being conducted for new mem
bers and In this tho various civic or
ganizations1 have given their endorse
ment
Emit Peck Buys
Interest in Market
Emel Peck has purchased a half
interest in the Medford Sanitary Moat
Markot from Louie Schwem, and will
be found there hereafter.
Mr. Peck is one of the pioneer meat
market men of Medford, is thoroughly
experienced in his line, has a large
number of friends and patrons in this
city and surrounding country, and will
undoubtedly make a great success of
l it new undertaking.
.1 Ulcyclo Trams Tied.
CHICACIO, Oct. 31. Tho teams of
Earnest Kockler and Carl Stockholm
of Chlrago; Maurice Rroceo of Italy
and Willio Coburn of Kearney, N. J.,
and Percy Lawrence of San Fran
cisco and Joo' Kopsky. llohomla, wore
tied at 1012 miles six laps at 6 a. m.
today, the 57th hour of tho six day
international bicyclo race.
HUGO STINNES, JR., TO
SEATTM2, Oct. 31.-Hugo Stinncs,
Jr., son of Germany's industrial mnpr
mitc, and hia wife will arrive here on
a biiRincsH mission next woelc accord
ing to information received by hia
local representative.
Stinncs arrived in New York City
from Ocrniany last Saturday. 'The
present ilinerary plans, it was under
stood here today, call for a brief stop
jn C'hlcapo and then to Seattle. From
hero he is expected to go to attend
tho Pacific roast foreign trade con
vention nt San Francisco via Port
laiuLnnd then to Argentina where the
Stinncs company is reported to have
recent iy purchased a larpe fleet of
tank steamers to enter into competi
tion with an American oil company.
Penalties for Tax Invasions
WASHINGTON. Oct. 31. Commis
sioner Blair today issued an order to
collectors of internal revenue to In
voke penalties hereafter in all cases
of improperly expeutod nates tax re
turns by merchants. Tho ruling af
fects every mercantile establishment
selling taxable articles.
Say "Bayer"-Genuine!
Sent to Pen for Wbcl.
HALIFAX. X. 8., Oct. 1 James
Jl. McLsrhlan. secretary of district
No. 26. United Mine Workers of
America, until he was ousted by
President John L. Lewis, during the
Cape Breton ial strike last summer,
wns sentenced to Dorchester prison
today for two years for seditious libel.
Genuine "Raver Tablets of Aspirin'
have been prescribed by physicians over
twenty-three years ana provea sate dj
millions for Colds and grippe misery.
Handy boxes of twelve tablets cost only
few cents at anv drugstore. Each pack
age contains proper directions for Colds
and tells how to prepare an Aspirin
gargle for sore throat and tonsilitis.
MOTH EE 1 Children Cry for
"Fletcher's Caatvria"
MANN'S
THE BEST GOODS FOR THE PRICE; NO MATTER WHAT THE PRICE MANN'S
THREE BIG DAYS AT MANN'S
THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND
SATURDAY
Make Your Dollars Do Double Duty These Days!
Your Dollar Will Buy More Piece Goods Tomorrow
Money Tally!
ART DENIM
36 inches wide, in all col
ors; regular price 39c.
Dollar Dixy, 3 yards for
:., ..... $1.00
36-INCH BURLAP K
in tlie good colors; regu
lar price 29c. Dollar Day
4 yards for $1.00
WOOL CHALLIE
27 in. wide, good pat
terns $1.19 value. Dol
lar Day, yd .$1.00
DOTTED SWISS
For Curtains .
36 inches wide, new pat
terns; regular price 39c.
Dollar Day, 3 yards for
r $1.00
Striped cheviot
For men's shirts; good
colors and patterns; reg
ular price 29c. Dollar
Day, 4 yards for..$1.00
36-INCH SILK0LINE
New Patterns . '
Foil comforters; regular
price 29c. Dollar Day,
4 yards for $1.00
PONGEE SILK .
Best 12 nioinmie quality,
32 inches wide, $1.19
quality. Doll a r Day,
yard .'. $1.00
DRAPERIES
Silk gauze for. the new
drapes, in all colors; reg
ular price $1.19. Dollar
Day price, yd.....$1.00
r
OUTING FLANNEL
36 inches wide, in white
and colored; good 29c
qualitv. Dollar Day, 4
yards'for . $1-00
UNBLEACHED
SHEETING ,
72 inches wide, GQc val
ue.' Dollar Day, 2 yards
for ...$1.00
OUTING FLANNEL
36-in., figured, in white,
pink, hlue and tan; 40c
value. Dollar Day, 3 yds.
for ... .;.$i.oo
WEAR WELL
PILLOW TUBING
42 in. wide, fine qual
ity; regular price 40c.
Dollar Day, "3 yards foi;
$1.00
TURKISH TOWELS
Large size, heavy
weight; regular price
60c. Dollar Dav; 2 for
:. $1.00
, it.
- HUCK TOWELS
Good quality, sell regu
lar at 20c; Dollar Day,
6 for .......$1.00
M. F. C. GINGHAM
27 inches wide, new fall ,
patterns ; regular price;
32c. Dollar Day, 4 vds.'
for .............$1.00
DRESS PERCALE
36 inches wide for house
dresses; regular price
29c. Dollar Day, 4 yds.,
for $1.00
v PILLOW CASES " "
42 and 45-inch "Daisy"
pillow slips; sell regular
at 39c. Dollar Day, 3 for
$1.00
UNBLEACHED
MUSLIN
36 in. wide, good grade;
sells regular, at 20c. Dol
lar msr' "6 jftrds foi
'...$!. 00
DOLLAR DAY IN HOSIERY
Boys' Wool Sport Hose
with fancy tops, all col
ors; $1.23 value. Dollar
Day, pair.... $1.00
Marjorie Lisle Hose, for
girls, in black, white and
cordovan; 59c values.
Dollar Da', 2 pairs for
, $1.00
Holeproof Wool Hose,
just in;prccd for this
sale from $1.00 to $3
pair. - -
Women's Pine Lisle
Hose in black and col
ors; regular price 69c.
Dollar Dav, 2 pairs for
.' $1.00
Women's Fancy Wool
Hose in.'all colors; regu
lar price $1.25. Dollar
Day, pair $1.00
Woman's Silk Hose in
all colors; fine first
grade. Dollar Dav, pair
$1.00
La France Silk Hose,
the best made; all colors,
pair $2-50
DOLLAR DAY IN UNDERWEAR
Women 's , Lightweight
Union ' Suits; ' regular
price 75c.: Dolar Day, 2
Women 's V c s t s and
Pants ; regular price
$1.25. Dollar Day price
$1.00
'Women's, Richelieu i
Union Suits ih fine lisle,
pink and White; $1.25
value. Dollar Day, sut
;......$1.00
DOLLAR DAY IN CORSETS
Women's New Model
Corsets; regular 'price
$1.50. Dollar Dav price
.'.$1.00
Camisoles made of silk
poplin: regular price
89c. Dollar Day, 2 for
..$1.00
Rubber Aprons, good
quality and colors; val
ues tip to $1.39. Dollar
Day, each....,...'. $1.00
Women's Silk Umbrel
las, all colors; $6.00 val
ues. Dollar Day....$5.00
Brassieres for 'women ;
regular price 35c. Dol
lar Day, 4 for......$l. 00
Camisoles made of white
satin; values up to $1.50.
Dollar Day, ea....$1.00
Dove Gowns made of
Lingcre cloth, all sizes;
regular $1.25 values.
Dolar Day, each.:$1.00
DOLLAR DAY
IN NOTIONS
Germantown Yarn, 4
l'old, all colors; regular
price 35c. Dollar Dav,
3, skeins for $....1.00
- Cuticura Soap, 4 bars
for $1.00
.Blue Rose and Colgate's
Compacts; regular $1.25
values. Dollar Dav, ea.
; $i.oo
Bead Necklaces, new as
sortment; regular price
$1.25. Dollar Dav, each
..'$1.00
Hair Bow Ribbons, all
silk; 48c value.' Dollar
Day, 3 yards for..$1.00
Silk Bloomers made of
Italian silk; regular $4
values. Dollar Day, pair
.... :.....:....A$3.oo
Women's Slips, made of
white satine;; regular
price $1.50. Dollar Day,
each .....Z...:.I$1.0d
suits for.; ......$1.00
Kayscr's V e s ts,: ; all
styles in pink and white,
regular price 59c. Dol
lar Day, 2 vests for
$1.00
Outing Flannel Night
gowns for Women; good
quality, all sizes; regular
price $1.35; Dollar Day
each $1.00
DOLLAR DAY IN GLOVES
Mann's Department Store
THE STORE FOR EVERYBODY
Medford, Oregon
DcIIarlteiSzd
Mail Orders Promptly Filled Postage Prepaid Agents for Butterick Pattern f
Kayscr's 2 - Button
Chamoisettc Gloves in
tan, brown,' grey,, bea
ver and black, all sizes;
regular price $1.25. Dolt
lar DajVpair.......,$1.00
Kayser's 2 -Button ..
Chainoisette Gloves in ,
covprt, beaver, grey and '
brown; regular price
69c. Dollar Day, 2 pairs ,
for $1.00
Lace and Net Collars;
regular price $1.25. Dol
lar Day, each......$1.00
Women's Rainproof
Umbrellas; reg. - price
$1.25. Dollar Day, each
..: $1.00
DOLLS
Madaniellendren Talk
ing Dolls that sold regu
lar up to $3.50. Dollar
Day, each $1.00