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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 27, 1925)
flrEDFOTTD, OT?E(1QNf, "FTtTDAY, FEBRUARY 27, jjagS . KTEDFOTiTJ MATT; TRTnUNTE, O ARE REVISED FOR o NEW Y01?K. Feb. 27.- A' "poai tivo" veiHiun tho Ton l-unmiHiiil menu In which "Ihuu Nlutlt," 1m nub . mltutod for "thou Khali not," Iiuh boon written by tho ltcv. Dr. Norman Outhrie, Kptacopul ministor. Ill church, St. MnrkH-ln-tho-iiowrie, han been tho Hccnc of ritual lnneiriff by barefoot rIi-Ih, of which Uishup Man hlng disapproved. Dr. Ciuthrie'H rlocaloRtie Ih 3UUU words lonff. It Ir dnHlKned, bo sayn, to meet tho roiiulrenicntH of modern scientific and Hpirltual development. "Thou Khalt honor, worship and realize thy union with tho ono immi nent nnd Trnnncenflant lod that uni fies tho universe," uy Dr. Cluthiic's code. "Thou Bhnlt reverently recognize and acknowledge that Ono In all forma, however -backward and repug nant they may bo to thee, if those forms are to others ninceroly accept able und the only HymholH Iniellectu ally and emotionally effective for thy fellow men." Subscribers to UiIh decalogue would not only bo permitted to worship graven Images If they dcHlrcd, but they also would bo enjoined from In terfering with I ho worship of such idols by others. Dr. Uuthiic'g fourth commandment reads; "Thou sholt make thy conduct keep pace with und fully affirm the most recent ascertained knowledge." And his seventh commandment reads: "Thou shalt regard the sacredneHK of nl) ways whereby Clod provldcth for the perfecting of human individ uals , , . They vhait strive to make such n relation by thyself nnd thy mate indissoluble und unique, und to establish for thy fellows tho Ideal, not by vain, cruel und hypocritical prohibitions, defamations and puni tive sanctions to secular nnd ecclesi astical Ihwh, but by the sincere, pas sionate praiso of love, of beauty, of harmony which ulone can effect the approach to tho perfection of broed and type, glorifying (iod for having made mule und female." STATE PRESENTED WITH PARK BY Pendleton Basketball . Tournament Started I'BNIII.KTON. Orci.. Keb. 27 I Mix, McLauftliliji, ftmirilmall, I'l'tlrllHon, Htiinflcld, anil Unmtlllft wrro thr vlt torloUH high mcIiooIh in tho hoimhwI UIh trlut hftHkclbilll clmniplnllHllip first day's pluy fringed In PondliMon yontor iljty. Tho tuuninmcnt onntttiuoH tutlity and tomun'ow Willi the flnnl Kinni'H of the. Initial round bi'InR wchodult'd for thin mornlmr. UohuUh of play yonttrtiuy worn Hollx 32; lolin III: .MeLiiliulilhi 47, llardinan ill; Hunrdinan 111, Koxsll 111: KtHliflrld 111, l.i'xIliKluii III; Umatilla !!, 1'llot Hock 21); J'ullUlotull 129. WoHton 17. KIMS KCOItlW NAVY (Continued From Page One) Battleship Obsolete, When tho oxumlimtton lurnoil to BrlKadler-Cionoral MltrlioH'H charncn that army and navy offleora aro "muzzled," Admiral Slnia aiiid !u ro- contly aakod u young nnvnl offlcor why he did not losllfy hnloro tho coin lnittne and quotod this officer an re plying: "I'vo got a wife and three children, and I am afraid If Hie navy Vnow what I think, I would get turned down by the first Beleetlou board." "l)o ynu think (icnoral Mltehell wan right In bringing 1 1 1 the uln'raH cln fenao linue?" Admiral SIiiihviih aNked. "NotwIthatnndlnK that Mltrbell nuiy bo a little ovcr-enthuslastic about aviation," ho replied, "I think he luia done an enoriuiiua honeflt for tho de fenee of tho country lii teatlfylng nn he hap." Asked what he connlilered "moat Important for tho navy," Admiral Slma replied: "Airplanoa and mihmnrlnos. provided they are supplemented Willi Hiirfuie crart." "Would you have liallli'sliips In tile navy?" aaked Heproscnlativo l'erklna. rninihllcun, New Jumpy. "No." "Then you consider the ImttloNhip obsolete?'' . "Yes." , "What has replaced It?" "Tho aircraft carrier." "Then you do not agree with the navy general board that the liatllcahlp Is most important to tho fleet?" "No, sir." "Can a battleship control the urn today ?' "Not against a fleet with airplane carriers." EYES OF SCIENCE Only a few much-favored eyes of men of science have been privileged to look upon vitamins, yet everybody must have these nutrition factorj in Abundance to assure growth and sustain strengdi. Scott's Emulsion for fifty years has earned world-wide repute as abuildcr of strength. It is the much favored food'tonic that Ap plies vitamins in abundance. Scott's taken regularly helps grown people and ciffidren alike realize strenh and vigor, q iff fcwii0Jtmi field, N. J. PORTLAND, Ore., I-Vh. 27. on tntulH fur hundreds of thuimnnds of dollar worth of roid work wort let today by the stutu highway coinniiM Hlon. Thlt offer vf the riiciric Telephone, nnd 'IVIi'Krai'h coinj;iny of a park of 3.6 ucri'H of land near Vlnto in Hood Hiver county was auc.')tud by the coinmiKHlonerH. Chair man William Iuby announc ed to a IJnn" county delegation that tlio conimiHHlon Ih Htiti oonimitted to tho policy of naming no new state highways, holding this clayiiiflcation down to roads that have been named state highways by the legislature or designated ho by former coinmiKHlons. The bidding on road and bridge work was livelier than for many months. There were from six to fnurteeii bids received on each pro ject advertised. CoinmisHloncr l(. R. Van Duzer ex plained that the presentation of the park by the telephone compa'ny was to make up in part for the company's having brought down a large number of fine old trees along the highway near Yeon's cut-off In Hood Hiver county. The commission had planned to make a state park where tho phone employes cut down tho trees in November, lSL'S. At first tho highway commission was going to sue for damages, but when "tho company offered to buy u tract of land suitable for park pur poses somewhere along Hie Columbia river highway. It was decided to fore go legal proceedings and allow the corporation to work out Its plan. The new park, which was officially named "Viento I'ark" is eight miles from Hood Itiver and four miles from Mitchell Point. V prising Ijoonm In Panama. PANAMA, Feb. 21. (l!y the Asso ciated PresH.) Tho national assem bly today declared the district of Han Hlas In a state of siege owing to the recent uprising of Die Indians there in which a number of Pauanians were slain. liKVKIIhY IIIM-H. Cal., Feb. 27 When Uarby Day, wealth? Chicago insurance man tinlves hero' from the cast tpday he will find his son, Darby Day, Jr., ell on the road to recovery from effects of an acid attack last Monday. According to his physician. Hie young man's eyesight has apparently been waved and It may lie possible t prevent permanent disfigurement uf his face. , .Mrs. Iteinice I.uhcltrnm Day, who police allege hurled the acid in her husband's face, before swallow ing poison In a suicide .attempt, was reported steadily improving early to day, and her ultima to recovery no longer appeared to be in doubt. milk.a pat of but ter and two SHRED DED Wl I EAT Biscuits. Salt or sweeten to your taste. Try that combi nation for a pleasingly different breakfast. Shredded at A IULLMEAL IN 2 BISCUITS TODAY and TOMORROW ONE. OF. THE .'.. GREATEST SEA Y STORIES .v OF ALL y.y. v TIME!!!!!!!!!! James A.Hearne's World-Famous Melodrama of New England and the Frozen North Once again the dean of sea heroes, Hobart Bosworth, comes into his own in a drama your heart will never forget. I H r "THE BANDOLERA" "DEEP SEA PANIC," a Fox Comedy c PATHE "REVIEW "PEGGY" at the Oftan Rf ALTO i i Mann's-- The Best Goods for the Prime, No Matter What the Price Mann's, Mann's Sa tiir day Specials Don't fail to See These Bargains Tomorrow Saturday Specials in Ready-to- Wear Department $20.00 Coats $15.00 Women's all wool Spring Coats, lined throughout; all jiew styles; up to $20.1 New values. Sat- Cl C f( unlay, each.... vlO.UU $4.00 Sweaters $2.45 Women's Wool and Fiber Ensemble Skirts Silk Sweaters, Kid Boot and Flare Skirts other st'los in a finc liue of . , plain and fancy colors. Up Silk Sweaters, to $4.00 values. d0 Aj Wash Dresses Sat., each P.tO $20.00 Dresses $11.50 These Dresses are Inadc of beautiful now Silks; nicely trimmed; wonderful styles; up to $20 value fl 1 1 Cf Sat., each I DM $4.00 Bloomers $1.95 "Rayon" Silk Slips, Bloom ers and Petticoats in all the new high shades for spring. Up to $4 values. J I QC Saturday, each $15.00 Skirts $7.50 Women's all wool Skirts in plain colors and plaids, pleated styles; up to $15.00 values. Sat, $75Q each $9.00 Dresses $4.95 Women's new Broadcloth and Silkette Dresses in plain-,; and fancy stripes; all sizes. Up to $9 values. $495 Saturday, each . Sensational Sale of Silks Saturday $2.50 Silks $1.00 3( and 40-inch fresh new Silks in plain and fancy Georgettes, Crepe de Chencs, Satin, Messalines and Sjtort Silks; cverv yard guaranteed perfect; Values up to $1Q0 $2.50. Saturday, yard $3.00 Silks $1.25 Beautiful new all Silk Charmeuses, Chiffon Taffetas, Canton Crepes and Jersey Shirtings in plain and fancy weaves, 3(5 to 40 inches wide; every yard perfect; up. to $3.00 (tl p C values. Saturday, yard SATURDAY SPECIALS IN HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT 69c Hose 45c AVoinen's Fiber Silk Hose in all the much wanted shades; all sizes. Ileal (9c values. Sat urday, pair ........ $1.25 Vests 98c ' "Dove" Vests and Step ins, made of fine Voile, trimmed -with Lace; come in all colore. Regular price $1.23. Sat- QQ. urday, each SATURDAY 25c Crepe 19c 30-inch Jap C r e p e; extra heavy weight; all new shades, 2.1c qual ity. Saturdav, 1Q yard '. li7C Wool Crepe -14-inch Wool Crepe in cocoa, grey, navy and brown; regular price $u8. Sat. d?i 7 c special, yd-. P 1 O SPECIALS IN DRESS GOODS AND Broadcloth $1.25 The real Knglish Broad cloth in fancy stripes, fast colors; new Shades, 38 inches wide. On sale Saturday, yard 98c Lingerie 79c 30-inch Spider Silk for underwear, in all colors, fine quality; sells at 98c. Saturday TQf special, yd , Dress Linen 3(i-iuch fine Imported Dretss Linen in all the new colors for spring. Saturday RQn special, yd $2.98 Canton $2.45 40-inch Satin Canton Crepe in black and brown. Regular price $2.45 89c Chemise 79c Women's Knit- 'Envelope Chemise; fine quality. Conies in white only; reg ular 89c value. 70 C Saturday, each .... , DOMESTICS Dress Flannel 27 inches wide; colors lizard, roseberry,' tan, titian and grey; sells at $1,951 Long Cloth 3G-inch white Long cloth; fine soft finish quality. Sells at 20c. Saturday, yard 15c SATURDAY SALE OF NEW SPRING MILLINERY "Pierette" Hats Just in, a beautiful selec tion of all the new shapes, good as most $8.00 Hats. COLLAR AND CUFF -, SETS. a in lace..net' and colored0 linens. $1.2.") values. Sat urdav, set 98 "Charlotte Haibe" Hats, a new service; they arc " wonderful istyles; many new shapes to choose from; look like $15.00 ones, 1 fi AH Sat, each AU'UU "Courier" Hats The last word in style; "a new shipment just in; sold most places for $12.50. On sale Saturday, jy each , Mann's Department Store THE STORE FOB EVERYBODY Phong 488-486 MwUord, Ore. WOMEN'S GLOVES Chamoisette, in the new Spring Shades,, two styles of cuff, $1.75 value. Sat urday, pair w .9?1.59 ftfai Orders Prompt Filled, Postage Prepaid Asetm for Butterick Paftems ' - " IL . '1 9. .