Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, September 19, 1929, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextWTCDTOTITI IVTXTTi TRTBTTNT!, MEDFORD, ORFOON. TTITTSDAY. SKPTEMIIKR 10. 1020. I tsM-:loiteH hum uceoh-tpUtdwtl -thlh wilh one year of ii-ainiiii;. To pay the cxim hsck of DickoIi's fiit rant, the Underwood company ins furnished a railroad ticket and $ITtM Jn cash, while the merchants j of Medfotd. in rcfonnltion of -Miss i Jom s' splendid achievement have: provided u traveling ensemble. The , mercliaiits that have contributed iare: .Mann's, J. C. Penny company, j Pus-ell's. M.-.M. Department store, Hutchinson's, Kidd's, KtranK't Cin 'greatest boons to motherhood achieved by melcul science In re cent years. " : ADVENTISTS ASK FOR ' TABERNACLE PERMIT Local Girl Leaves to Compete in International Tying Trial Maternity Mortality Highest in U. S.: Sivty-five Per Cent Held Preventable MKMI'IIIS, Ti'nn.. Sept. 1U. (Ai The AiniTicail ABMiicialiull d( ()t)- HtetHclHllH, (JyiKfCOHlKiHlH Illlcl AU- nal ileal lis were declared due to two 1-ausun, septicemia and tox emia, bolli preventable. In bis annual address. Dr. (J. Van Amber llrown of 1-trolt. president of the association, made Idea for broader education in the medical schools with the siudenls iintrain meled by dogmatic rules. He em phasized the Importance ol' diet for the expeclant mother, especially leafy vegetables and cereals. A Hungarian physician. Or. Mik los Temervary, chief of the Buda pest maternity hospital, explained to tho surgeons the use of a new dniK thymophysln in maternity cases. Members of the association declare the drill;, if experiments prove practical, will be one of the domlnul Siiiooiik went Into the final ilay ol it .t minual conventlcin j hpru with a filial report before It nhowinK that nlncc 114 the I nltetl Stales Iuih carried the hiKhest ma I tMrnlty mortality rale of the civil j ized nalloiiH .o deaths of tnotiiern ' urn- luiio live hirtha. The Nether lamlK had the lowest, rate. -M. Tho reiiort, prepared by the com mitiee on maternal welface, waH I Hubmltted to the convention late j yesterday. The rale In Scotland , was Kiven hh a.S, (lermany 5.3. Knit i land and Wales 3.S. Italy 2.7 and in ! Scandinavian countries '.ii. The Seventh Hay Adventlst i church has .applied .o the city building department for the richl to erect a wooden tabernacle on Sixth street between Main and Oak dale at a cost of J1500. Tho strut--ture would be on tho same site as that occupied by the business men's gospel meetings a year or so ago. i A permit was granted yesterday I to X. S. Bennett to repair a dwell ing on North Central avenue at a cost of $50. riflilfl1 advertising get, results. FLARES UP derella Shop. Kmmy Lou Hal Shop i;thelwyn Hof fman, Adrierme , H wem'H, and the ToRBery, .Miss Helen Jones Is the daughter New York Interests to In-; elude Important Institu-j tions in Huge Chain; Several States Will Be In-' vaded Later. i I or .mi . anu Airs. j. i. Jones or jij Pennsylvania avenue, and has jHpent a lai'Ke portion uf her life In 'this eity Jler rapid 'proKress and splendid achievement has .been imidt posMblu in lai'Ke rnafiure. by the expert instruction and never failing assistance provided by .Mrs. I lor at the hlKh school. ' Double Kidnaping Seen On' Street Victims Called i 'Stool Piqeons Cab; Sivty flve per cent of nil mater GANG FEW DOLLAR nr on PApfiBAI MERGER Ul Ull UHuU rnniiicnmcAOT 71 .7 1 APT 1 J 4 Driver Threatened With Sawed-Off Shotgun-Police Expect Usual Sequel Riddled Bodies. CUM'ACO, Sept. 111. VPl Imulile liitln.' (iliiK ""it IhhIi-iI ilnillf- in it r ler Httirlrd Hie ilfrly Mew uf rhl-1-iko KiuiK outliiwry h-filiriK f'Kain tuilay. Twu nun, (lilvliif,' i) Smith I'arliWiiy neiir 41! ml Htreet hit liJlxht, were !ilMltn-t-rl by four men, "Sl"i wkciH" jiik "sloiil pigi-cuis" were c)ithrlH the ubilui'lors u.ed iim t ht-y yniikfMl tlwlr victim fnmi IV elun anil lunileil them iniu u touring car. The iiuiojiniMU. ilrnvi' iiwny le ft re a cal driver, who witnessed the kidnaping, eoilhl notify pullet-. There was Utile dnuht in tin- mind f Deputy I'oiiee 'oiil 1:1 Isiimrr John SteKe th;il tin' two men had been "taken for a ride" nnd killed. The fill driver, who lieMK'd pnliee (o wilhhuld his name, drew alongside the twu e;iin while Hu ll luluel Ion was KoiiiK on. He thought thei-e had been an acci dent, nnd went to of fee assistance, lie said Iho driver of the uhdurlors e.ir had a Hawed-off shotgun aero.su Ills knee. "He told ine to et out. or I'd Bet It, too," ih" e;ir driver said. IlejiiN 'l lireal lie overheurd one of the kidtwip ers iidilress the men in the sedan. sayiiiK: "foino out of time, you stool pigeons. Vuu won't s'liiiiwk any inure." Ah the first man wan yanked from tin sediin, one of the kidnap ers slimK''d him over the Im-imI with a pistol hint. Iioth victims were pushed Into the waiting inur ing car which sped iiway. One of t ho four kidnapers, took the wheel of the victims." car, which bore a .M lehlgun license, and dlsnpiieared in the wake of the other niaeilne. The kid mi pin;; followed Un usual technique employed hy y, uik Hiers. and police felt certain there Would be the usual ne(piel t wo bodies, filled With sIukh nnd It til -lets found Homewhire in the t'hl v.tfm area. Two wee Its ao anol her double kid mi pi uk was accomplished by Banisters, but It was not discov ered until two hours later when the bodies of cy Oiwley and l-Mdie Wenteutt. West Side liitiiKsl crs. Were found. They had been shot many times, In the bark. NKW V(KK, Sept. !t. hV) Humors that the -Marine Ti u comjtany of lluflalo toe.ciher wiMi St 0110 ami U'i'b.iter and Mindset', Sehocllopf, llulton - I'omeioy and other New York iu i-wt nn-nt bank ing J interests, ;ir- planning a 1 t(HMi, U'H), (Mi o chiiin hanking or m; ii i at Ion, i eee cd official con -lirimitioii today. Neotint Ions a i e u I ready in '.ti ro in plet ion for the nopiMt itn oi about imppituut New York stale Winks, A new bank, to h cuilcd the. .Marine Trust Co., of New York I'iiy, will be formed '. live the chain a Wall street unit It Is expected that it will start with paid In capital and surplus of about tr,0iM) 0iii). The elm In will start with com bined resources of about S.'iUO, UMO.O'io. A p 1 1 'ox I male authorized capital!.;!) on of 1 1 .aoo.dOfl.OOU will lea e a bout j "iUU.lHHi.aiio for f ur ther exp-in-ion. While the chain will initially confine Itself to New York state. It Is planned to extend it eventually Into several other slate-. Hi orj;e F, I .'and the .Mar lie Ti list the new orKankfaTloii, as president. M i . Hi lies i St ii uf en. Jr., president of t In- New York Trust Co., and of the Associated lry Clouds Co.. will be chairman of the board of directors. Wall si reel is lm lim-d to He, .i close f'tiineetlon between the New York hankluu ehriiii and the blink In Interests of .1. p. .Morgan and company. w f4fTn ft:i4 president oi n.. will bead KNOWLES NOT IN RACE FOR NICK SINNOTT SEAT LA CHANDIC, Ore., Sept. !!. (Ii Circuit JikIku I'- W. Knowles joday Hinted he Ih not an applicant Tor Iho I'nllod SlnteH court of flalius tu Kucccctl Judms N. J. Sin Holt. IliH Hlalcment was prontplcd by recent iihwh dinpafcliea-from Wash limloii niciilliMtliiK .IttdKo Walter H. KvatiH and Jurist! Knowles as asplrantM 1'nnn Oregon. Iki at first considered neckhiK inHlorseinentH, but withdrew when he learned that Kvarui was cnnsldercd. MKs Helen done', graduate of Mcdf reccK Injj mnui-atu bit Ions of Albe tjpKl, upon lief b'lory at Corval .M iss Helen Jones, I ii-yc.ir-old graduate of .Medford IukIi -school, will leave lonioi-row at I I :4n for Toronto t o represent the state of Oregon In (be interiialloual typing contest beiiiK conducted by the I'nderwootl Typewriter company. With her will no the best wishes and hearty support of all true .Medfordites. and Ih" sincere hope that the international t y p I n k ehampionsbip will be added to Medronl s list of laurels. .Miss Jones i-arred the rii;bt to compete In tbi' international con test by virtue of havlnu won l lie I'liii iiiptonsliip of Oregon at the final in Coi'vallls ;,.l spi i:m. I'rc vimj:dy. she won the cha mpionship of SMiiibern iyrv,fn at the contest in Ash la ml. The contestants at jTormiin' will Include all state (champions from the Coiled States, land those from the different pro ! vlnces of ( 'a nada. I The entrants In the competition at Toronto will be divided Into I three classes: 'class I, open to all j typists; class I, open to till amateur i typists: and class III, open to ail students who have not used a type 'writer fu any way previous to Aim. ! 1, l!i:!X. Miss .Jones will compete j In clasii III. j The privtes, all furnlslied by the , C ud er wood Typewriter company, consist of a ftold medal for first. I silver medal for second. innl n Medford bJyh school Is seen above it Tununra, iho world's champion lis in state competition. 'bronze medal for third. In addi tion, the winner of first place will N-arn the title of "World's School i Novice Champion Typist," and the j world's schuol novice champion ship trophy. The trophy will bv the property of the .school for one year, and the name of Die student and school will be engraved on the cup. lOx-tiovernor Alfred K. Smith of New York will present a cup to t be school in the United States whose entry in the novice class makes Hie best record of any American entry. Miss Heb-n Jones is amply quali fied lo represent the state of Ore gon. Her maximum speed is St; words per minute, and she Iuih an average speed, minus errors of be ;iwe(. iy and NO words per minute. WASHINGTON, ept. VJ.(A) President I louver today issued a proclamation recommending I he observance of the wpk of Octo ber ti as fire prevention week. "H haa been the custom for the president of the United States to request the observance of ff iv prevention week throughout the nation and to assign the week in ! which the anniversary of thij great Chicago fre occurs fur HUeh ob servance," the proclamation said. "The fine IntereHt manifested In fire prevention by public officials, business men's organizations, wo men's clubs, , civic organizations and the press has already borne fruit. For two consecutive yeaM fire losses in the United States have been decreased and they are indications of n further reduction during the present year. A fur ther great reduction of this tre nicndoiiH waste could be effected through the exercise of ordinary care on the part of our citizens." 2Z 3 IE BEVERAGE SETS Group No. 1 10-PIECE SET 1 Hose Pink 12-oz. Tumblers I Green Glass Straws 1 Handles "Serveite" Tray I 'Ice Tub nickel handle Iteg. Value $1.75. SPECIAL $1.25 SET Group No. 2 19-PIECE SET ti -i.-oz. Glasses C S -oz. Glasses . u 1:1 -oz. Glasses 1 Graduated Shaker with 2-plece Aluminum Strainer Top. Iteg. Value $2.25. SPECIAL- $1.50 SET These sets will be on sale SATURDAY ONLY. See them in our window Ibirns lintel AVrh-omc dining room and coffee shop opened for business. Ashland Fire department In stalled additional equipment. E b ' I!TLA N I . tire. S-pl. HI. (Vi J State and federal loivsi officials I of ( the I 'licit Ic nor i m est todav nt about the ill f leu It task of co m I II ng records of the dam line' dope by scores of fires lr. (.Oregon and Wahinton during a season desci Im d ic "the most disastrous In a decade," CunstVvat iv c c:-timates of the timber dcstrccd in stale ami na tional fnrcr ts a nd on private hind pluccil the flguie at "not less than IKKMJOO acres.- Some sa d tie figure prolabl won Id t,c mmh higher whin the final account In;; Is made. Fires were si ill burning In Vu -llous wldcly-scparateld districts of the northwest today. Fires which .Monday ami Tuesday threatened the towns of Yacoll and Steven son In Wash' n j; I mi and Kstaenda In Oregon Were still smoulder In;; but Were declared under control Wire Report on the Pear Market CIMC'AflO, Kept. tp, tl'. S. f), A . 1 IS Ualifnrnia. 7 t'tdurad i. I7t Oregon, 7 llllntiis aimed: am truck, IK sold. California Mail batx fii;77, tl.7a average. Ongon I.Mll'ttoftH, MS lPes. b-'M. . l,ir; coinmoii, $J !m to S'l.-'iii t i (NKV YOUK. Sept. I'.t. UN tl . K. 0. A.---2T (Viroinia. '2 Oregon. 1 New Yorli, L' Calllnrnla. :i otic crs unloaded. Klght Calitornia. is others, on track. California Mart leltH, 1!UV. U'N'rt. best t:,su to M lr, common ?:i 3a in Jl.a.'i. i,er ugc fl.Lt. Oregon IhtrtleUs: :;7:il boeN, best $:t.:(tl lo II common $;:.n; tn JJ.Mi, nvrrage $:t.7L Air Mall Correct WASHINGTON. Sept. I!' - . The post off l( department itself In responsible for the m a lenient j hut the air mail Is now Ihn "so dally correct" wuy to cummuni ate with distant fiieudn or cue - r Onriiiiiuy recently celebioted liaUolial fufet.v week. All That Is Netv In Women's Fall Apparel New Fall Dresses A new assortment of Fall Dresses in fall prints, crepes, satins and velvets. Exerta special- S10.00 100 New Fall Dresses These dresses are exceptionally good buys. Materials in velvets, flat crepes and satins, All sizes $15.00 New Fall Millinery $1.95 and $3.95 A special assortment of felts and velours. Special at New Fall Coats Beautiful new fall coats; long shawls, wolf col lar and cuffs. Colors, tan, brown, black and blue $25.00 Other Coats S10 to S15 STEWARD'S $1.00 to $25.00 Store f What Is Your Idea of "Good" Clothes llv iiiiml i-liillirs iln vuu iiii'iin eliillies lliul I'il well - tlinl lire sunn ily st x ln ;h-i- liunrslly luilni'i'il tlml ni'i- l-i- in i 1 1 lt In wiiir nun iii-Miiiiilit v ; Or do you lnciiii rlntlii's thiit lu'iir muni- fancv lalirl .' Tlir I'lnllirs i' m'II tin fit, ,n wear, arr tailnnnl in ai'i'iinl willi iiiitltrntir favliinn of tit finrsl falirir.s I In- iiiiukrl all'iiriU. Ami our lalnl staiuls fnr'ynui' aliMillitc salis liirliiMi. What nioic i-nultl vou usk ' $20 - $48'50 McPherson's STYLE WITHOUT EXTRAVAGANCE Sixth tout Central The Center of Town WE GIVE TRADING STAMPS AL. PICHE Northern Hardware Chain Stores Phone 296 327 East Main WE GIVE TRADING STAMPS mm 3C Jackson County Is Rich In Lumber, Mines, Stock, Real Estate and Personal Property but the thing of greatest importance to the citizens of this county is the wel fare of the young people and children. How easy it is to become so busy with THINGS that we neglect PERSONS. We have passed through a very exact ing season, fraught with dangers and hazards. How diligent we have been ; and how great the cost to be able to reap a greater harvest ! If diligence, sacri fice and close application have paid in material things which shall perish, how much more will they pay in spiritual values, in rich lives which are to exist forever? Jackson County Is in the Forefront in the matters of good roads , electric appliances, telephones, etc. ! Hundreds of men are employed to construct and maintain these necessities. Good work. How much more important that the highway of right living, with all that that means, be made possible and plain to every boy and every girl which we are responsible for. ' ' Jackson County Justly Takes Pride in her splendid schools which are entrusted with tho task of instructing and directing our youth in the preparation for useful living, clean, intelligent citi zenship in this life. OF HOW MUCH GREATER IMPORTANCE are those forces which deal with the heart as well as with the mind and body which are concerned with life eternal as well as with this earthly existence; and which prepares for citizenship in the kingdom of God? Jackson County Is Harvesting one of her richest crops of fruits, of such varieties and quantities tluit out siders can hardly believe the truth. Of vaptly greater value to' the world that now is, and that which is to come, is "The fruit of the Spirit (Gal. 6: 22, 23) " in tho lives of nion, women, boys and girls. Jackson County Has a Growing Number of good people who are able to "tune in" on distant stations, as well as with our own KMED. So, also, in order to meet the spiritual needs of the hour she must have a growing number of people who are able to "tune in" with God on the throne, in the name of His Son, Jesus Christ, by the help and power of the Holy Spirit. Jackson County Has One of the Finest Airports . ' on the coast. Ships will soon bo "taking, off" from this new port for distant ports. Let this be an inspiration to us to help make it easy and natural for these who must answer the last summons to "take off" safely for the eternal port, , This Is Rally Day Time In All Our Churches Shall we give the same measure of diligence in gathering in individuals for for the kingdom of Christ, as we give to material things? The Inspired Word of God Is the Only Force Which CAN DIRECT A LIFE RIGHT FOR TWO WORLDS. When you have done everything else which you can do for your child, if you fail to make it possible fcr that child to know Jesus Christ, what shall your other things mean in the END? Let us rally for our Sunday Schools, Young People's Societies, Prayer-meetings and CHURCH SERVICES EVERYWHERE. Go somewhere to BIBLE SCHOOL. Take some one with you. i -. . ; Take your BIBLE as your textbook. Insist on studying the Bible. "On time" should be your well-kept motto. Cultivate a respect for the opinions of others. Do not insist upon your own interpretation Be open-minded enough that God can teach you, if men cannot. Boost for the cause of God and right. Encourage others to have respect for spiritual values. The Union Sunday School of the Federated Churches of Central Point, Oregon will hold its first RALLY DAY of the season on S'.intlay, September 22nd, ith a good program. YOU ARE INVITED. School opens at 9:45 A. M, (This add courtesy of the Ladies' Bible Class).