Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, October 01, 1929, Image 6

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Newspaper Page Textr!ftfTCDFOT?rt TvHmrtRT OCTOBER 1, 1029. MENTALITY TESTS m ill; m m w M i ;ilf If; ill If! Ill IS! Ill ill If II It II IS ti ll if II Twenty minutes of allenco while the giant mentalities of the Rotary club, together with those not ho giant, were onguged in a mental teat that . was the main feature of the Rotary club program, as prepared by Heinle Fluhrer today. The tests were given under the supervision- of Glen Smith, assist ant to E. H. Hedrlck, city school superintendent, Otis Self Admin istering Tests of Mentul Ability they are called, and Just whitt the result will be," In relation to the future capabilities of the younger generation of Hntnrinns, will never bo announced in public, according to Mr. Smith. lerrlll llngon, new conch at the high school spoke briefly at the beginning of the meeting, urg lng the snmn support for the foot ball team that they have enjoyed ELECT OFFICERS AT LUNCH MEET The women of the'Roguo River Golf association hold their, annual election this noon' at the Hotel Medford following a luncheon, with Mrs. Coo, Roberts,: rotlrlng team captain presiding. Mrs, Donald Clark was elected chairman of tho tournnrnent com mittee, and Mrs. Wm. Vawter a member of the .committee. Mrs. Topi Kuson was elected tea mcap tain, and Mrs. J. J. ISmmens chair-j man of the house committee. Other elections were, chairman of the I eoelul committee. Mrs. i.arry Mrhaila to be assisted by .Mis. O. (). Alenderfnr, :.irs. A. II. Cunning ham, and Mrs. Dave It. Wood, and Mrs. It. (!. llardwell, treasurer. Ashland Women To lie Kntcrtjilned Tho women of tho Rogue River Coif club will bo hostess to mem bers of the Ashland women's team at a covered dish luncheon Vyed nesday at the club house. Tho mntch, starting In the morning, is to be ft continuation of tho Inter city mutches which are held an nually between the two cities. Mrs. End? Itostest Missionary Gutliorlng which refreshments were served by tho hostess, to thirty-two guests. Inpnii Is Subject WcUtipsday Sfiuly Club, The Wednesday Study club will have as their first topic for th fall Japan. The meeting will bu held at the library, .tomorrow at; !;!10. 'A book review will bo given, by Mrs. T. W. Miles, and a maga zine, article by Mrs. L. E. Wil liams. Mrs. Crews will give a t talk on the physical features,! a ho Woman's Missionary society i flora and fauna of Japan. Other of tho lirst Christian church met members are urged to prepare u mis uiicrntMin ui mo noun) 01 1 current tome xor me discussion Mrs. Ceo. Kads, ::6 South Orange, I period. ' at 2 o'clock. The meellng, in chnrge of Mrs. ! High School Group Kverott lOads, discuKscrl student leadership. The themo for the worship period was "tiod Is linger to fllve I'owwr," tho scripture be ing found In the first chapter of l,uke. A social hour followed, during The MeCaskev tronliv. which was in the past. Mr. llagen was given awarded by II. Ii. McCaskey to wmrn ueucious rerresiimenis were this assurance at the eoneliisliin ntl Medford. the winner of tho Inter- served. hU talk by Dr. Kd sho.-klcy, act- city match with Grunts I'ass was lng president of the Rotary club, on ciisiiiay tills noon at the lunch who npolce In behalf of tho or- eon. .Mrs. .1. J. i.mmens was announc ed winner of the Uldille Trophy. which was awarded by Mrs. W. C Riddle Sr. Next Wednesday marks the opening of tho Rogue River golf tournament for the fail, and luncheon will be given on the 9th of October at the club house. The tournament will consist of twfi flights, low handicap people, with a cup to bo awarded by Lawrence tho Jeweler, and also a trophy for runner-up, and tho second flight for high handicap people and be ginners, with a prize for first place, and also for runner-up.. : ganlzntlon. K. I. Dazey presented five boy scouts from Rotary club troop nine, who were rewarded with a luncheon as the result of 100 per cent attendance nt tho scout meet ings. They wero: IilUie Walker Stanley Kunzmnn. Marlon I-lttrell. Jim Horner and Jack Adams. , The bonrd of directors of the Ashland Chumber of Commerce last night pn.ssed a resolution fa voring tho Williams creek road projects, giving Medford, Ash land and other Jncksot) county points a more direct route to the Oregon Cnves and to Crescent City and at the same tlmo giving Grantu Rasa and Josephine county the joys of sharing In a ,loop route to. the caves.. , The Ashland directors passed the resolution unanimously und It Is to be drawn up In a short time and sent to Medford, which was represented at the meeting by Olen Arnsplger, Bert Anderson I'aul Rynnlng and Arthur Hill. ' Domino Prnvont of Ann land wan a local biiHincHM visitor In MtMlforU todny. 1-a.Verne Ifawn, representative of the Copco InvuHlment depart ment, wan a local lmKlnmi vlnitor from KiiHi'buiK today. Glen .L. .tuck hod, huIoh mnnnntti and J. C. Thompson, dlvttflon nuui- ntfer of the ('iillfovniu Oivkoii Power company, vtm loonl IwhI ness vIhUoih in Grunts I'uhh yesterday. "Bill" Dollar Thinking of the Ladies and Part They Play in Med ford's Progress "Dill" Dollar," Medford' best eltlr.en, Is continuing his Journey of education through tho stores and to tho workers of this city, showing the power for good that 1 contained In a dollar bill that works In Medford, for Medford. JJvery merchant or wage enrner who tin received "Hill" Dollar lja had some good from him. t.Tho meichunt, who received Ijtm in exchange - for goods toi.k his legltlmalu profit nnd then h" was passed on to some other Med ford merchant so that tho proee- THE-WOMAN WHO SENDS OUT OP TOWN FOR EVERY THING, MAY SOMEDAY SEND YOUR HUSBAND OUT OF TOWN FOR A JOt3I r In any trmlo or profuH.sionJ inn't It perfeetly nut unit for you to oxpeot IUh soivUts to ho Hounlit, eiiKaKed and paid for In Med ford ? "No mutter what your hiiflhand'a huMm-Hri or profHnioti or IntereHlH may be, you expect the support ul' .Mtdfoil people. That l natural und it Ih riKht. If you buy your KoodH In another cily, lutiuriiif,' the loial mer.'huntN, the local mer chant Ih umiueNtlonahly Justified In roelitiK exactly uh you imit feel In hucU intnncea ns those cited above. "Years no It w:ih the custom to prottuee Hunt in the honii com munity the thliiKN reiulrd for home ue. Hut hh Medford urew hrlnKln: Kreuter wealth and Ki-eat-er oomfortH to your liouHehold, It became nr-cenj(ry fir other hoiiHe Ipildevri to OrttiihliHh Mtoreri Where all could buy conveniently and economically. ''Today, then tore, the retail merchants of .Medford uro eMab lhdted In our city for the purpose of KUpp yltiK the people of Mfd ford with the things they need ut a fulr price and in a Hallhfnctory way. "Now I muni tro to Hleep," huUI "Mill," for tomorrow Ih Kinu to he another huny dny. hut I woul 1 Mlep inn. h belter If 1 Knew that. every t hli.tr needed by M ed ford Itavn SfM'lal Tho hlKh Holiool ChrlHtlan En deavor of the First t;hrlHtlan church held a Hoclal In the church parlors Friday evening. The even Uik wur spent playing paino after whli h refreshments of Dixie nips and wafers wero served. There were 1 f members present.- j Woman's AKsnciuiion l-arewcll lr(y Vliirr.Nll ' Iliis All-Da v Meellmr. .loo Jlnrroll Jr., was tho iuhmi Tho Woman's association of thd of honor Thursday evening flt a j Presbyterian cliurch hell an ti party given by Miss Madge Croft. : day meeting at the church today. Mr. Harrell left Tor Kan Jose Fri-Thu members spent tho day sow day, and from there would go toting, and at noon Mrs. Merrill's (nam or Nicaragua. Tho evening j Circle served a luncheon to tho Was spent playing games, after members and their frlendH. TABERNACLE FOR ADVENT MEETING HAS OPPOSITION 'of the permit for such a taber nacle. Another matter to come before the council tonight .. Is that of Kianting u renewal nf tho tele phone company's franchise, Jt is understood also that a new dog ordinance will bo submitted for pusMiKc, which would require that dogs be . confined on home premises or be kept in leash, all the year around. Action iimy he taken on taxi car license fees as well. Among tho matters to be dis posed of tonight at tho city coun cil's first meeting of tho month will ho the question of whether or not to grant the petition of the local Seventh Day Advent 1st con gregation for permission to build a frame tubermtc.o on the north slilo of Hixth street between North Onlcdulo and Mast Main streets in which to hold an evangelistic meeting beginning Oct. 16 und to last four months, till January 5 0. I'his building, if the permission KILL LOCAL MAN W. L. Thompson, a resident of Medford for -the past six months, is dead as the result of burns is granted, would be erected "n UMflinml yftHterday afternoon nt the same site as' the big frame tnhermide that was used in the j his small cabin home on MoAn- general evangelistic campaign of drews street near Court while at Ihe churches a year or so ago, but tempting to clean clothes with the Seventh lny Adventist struc gasoline. The coroner's ofice was turo would be much smaller, about j unable today to determine what mi tty rt", mm wimiiii ikivc it &nw duHt floor also. The sume arguments are being Hindi' by Flro Chief lOlliott and some of the city officials ns were used by them In opposition to per mlio'lon tbclng k1vu the other ovnngellHtlc campaign fire men ace, etc. caused the Ignition nf the influm mablo fluid and was considering (he possibility that Thompson may have beep smoking. There were no wltnesneH, Thompson was burned ho badly that he died early this morning at the Community hospital. The de ceased has two sons, Jelloy, eight, Tonight's action of the city; year and FranciH. twelvo. hut no oouncli on this mutter is regarded j other relatives had been located us problematical ut the present 'up until this afternoon. Funeral writing, but the fact that the .Sev- j ttervices will be held at the Conger enth Day Atlventists want to use ! Funeral i'urlors tomorrow fore- such it structure for four months noon at ten. is being used as a talking point by j Th deceased was an employe at the iM'P'isltbm against the granting it hi Kngije Klver Vnllev lolf link!. OuVo might be continued. Multi- blit'd hv 1 iiniiM.m.U r Itlw hrnlhi'i.i this formidable orrnv of hills t I'1'0""1 ught rrom the circulating in Medford that ah Im;n hantM r Mford." may prosper ond hv.iUi a pyrlptn Iftgjt. Fred Mnrf and better city. "Hill" wuh feeling In fine fettle Dfter having visited many . flrmnj in our city in the pant few d;tys and a he lay HulllnnuisiUM; in Ovmfortahln tiivh register last i h Ik lit ho expressed himself as ful: lowii: "1 have been thinking of the (adieu todny and the Ki'eul part ttyat they play in the purch:iH 01 goods for their family 110. Natu inlly, they want to get as mui':t fnr Ihnli mnnxV in rnn l.nt ' If their father or hmdmnds cum r-1""" wyv "I V i 11 M.i ii (mi mi' mt k nui run HE WOULD OFTEN LIE AWAKE ALL NIGHTSUFEERING "I only wlih I hail the money In their money In Moil foul It In a lvlc fluty to upend their nitutey here. "What a- calamity It wutitri be It tho bread winner wore tu rnine bbme mni iiIkIU mid o, 'Well luulher, tlie biinn hni . let me ro lieeatiHO he can hire a elienper man from INirllntul ur Hiin Knin-i-ineu, nn I'll have to hunt mime other worlt, , "All of the hopes for Ihe future would be blasted lieeatiHO the horm went huylntc In Home other city when the Rood at homo wero bet ter than thono conilnir from .ome other city. The bom would be a very poor eltlien If lie wore to Indulge In any mien unfair p Tur tle. . "8uppoe that your hirnhnml Ik K physician who has located In lodford to Rive his "kill and knowledge to the perils of our peo- 1'lc, nnd contributed throiikh titxn dun 11, for 1 know they woiild thank nie an loni; ht tin v live, I. "I 11 f f e red for over a year , With Klllhl H'll , trouble ami lu ! Ilui-Mtliin. Mnnv nlshu. 1 i wet u n a 11 it drink hut milk, then take a hot Wilier buttle to heil with me. to eiine the puln 11 d fciHMettuieri I mil fered . eo much I could not ulecp a wink. I n'timUv lived , , on bread im.l milk for months. I wan conml. puled nnd IiIIIohm: my Kln wan yellow nd I had blindliiK dlmv npellii. .Nothlnn anve nie more Ihnli temporary relief until 1 marled tnkluu Unrgon. "Ifi wond-rful nie wnv Sariron nroiiBni im.-H my health. I'm lion to tho bulldliiK and support Imnitry nil the time now and eat of our municipal enterprises if unyihlnn I want. .My .tomtieh Vour' mlKhbor needed a doctor, ,n! . . , Vvv ''li-eadv liow would ,., fee, If your bus- j jVTir.i'r.tr ,' er'v w'l'iy' hand were lKnon-d nud one wasariton Pills remilaled me perfect brouwhl from a ilistnnt city? ,l. - Now mv color l hvitUhv and ''If your husband Is a dentist, "')' bllloumi-ii und dlsty spells are would 'you irWn the people of Mod-! oy",r- .J'11 "'"J ' ''" nnjhixly ford to lirnore him and go elso- I "V;"0". '' '.' ,f,r":..""';"r r'r,'"1 : . . ... V- liaechle, HI I.. 1'nrtland Monle- w her, for treatmrn V If your ,.rrt, ,.orllnn)l, Oregon. VI,'. (iiubsna It mechanic, or skilled Urvt Co., Avvnia. dv. Semi-Sport Dresses li i in the now printed vel vets.. One ami two-piece dresses. Colors blue, red and tdnek $095 New Jersey Dresses in tlio new color coinliina tions in green, tan aid lihic, one and two-piece models Velvet Jackets Just in for Wednes day's selling. Priced at $7.95 Westcott Hose In all the new fall shades, pointed and square heels. Per Pair $1.00 STEWARD'S $1 to $25 STORE MANN'S 19th '. ' The Greatest Sale in the History of this Store Our 19th Anniversary In your home there is al ways some occurvenue or occasion each year which, fry reason of its very na ture in import unce, is an outstanding event. It is the same in n store like ours. The hit; event is the Anniversary whieh is held about this time each year. This is our flth -and is ait occa sion of unrivaled opportu nity to secure mcrcliaii disc values. Anniversary Showing of The New Kuppenheimer SUITS FORMEN We're ready for you our store's replete with the the smart new things for Fall and Winter. You'll liko the new season's models for their style-freshness and their novel richness of col or and patterning. Most of all, you'll like the quality for it's that solid satisfy: ing kind that has made Kuppenheimer famous, and given us our reputation for dependability and value. These Hand-Tailored Garments Are $45.00 $65.00 mi- Anniversary Sale of This Season's Newest COATS and FROCKS In ns fine a choice ns nny woman will enjoy now or later, anywhere, nnd you'll find it greatly to your mlvantasre to liny your winter coat or dress now, because you will effect a great saving as this is our I'.'lh Anniversary Sale. NEW FALL COATS i t.i in m - iuu, uiuct $2719 For "Wednesday we offer 50 plorious new fall coats. Tail ored from this season's most wanted woolen fabrics. These clever coals come in the new browns, tans, blues and, of course, black. They are furred mid self trim med. Sizes 14 to 4t. An niversary price Inexpensive Fall Dresses The Anniversary Sale offers yon a spfendid opportunity to buy a good silk frock for very little money. These mv dresses of silks and light weight woolens arc the talk of the store. .Smartly styled nnd in n good as sortment of colors. They offer an exceptional value for this great sale. MANN'S READY-TO-WEAR SECTION MAIN FLOOR $6V9 Northmont Pure Silk Hose Women's ntul misses' North mint.' bm nil pure silk -hosiery. This Is a full fashioned hose In either chiffon or service weiKht, with silk or lli.Io top. All sizes. All the watiUid lull shntlus. Special . for Wednesday ' $149 Pr. - :$1 25 JL Children's Pajamas C hildren s warm one- piece flno quality outlnR. flannel pajamas. These come in novelty Htrlpoil. patterns nnd are very wall made. Special for the An niversary Hale. New Silk Scarfs Hoth conventional and floral designs are offered In this showing and sale of new scarfs for fall. Marvelous coloring aud of course they are In the wanted long stvle. $1.49 to $2.95 New Bags New hags! nnd such a low pi ice. Just think of buy ing a genuine leather hag In Vagabond, Zipper, pouch or envelope-style, for only $2.89 TO Extra Special Hot Water Bottles SUIT Men's Section Mann's Main Floor The toilet goods section on the main floor offers for "Wednesday an nnnsiinl special, (ienuine red rub ber hot-water buttles in lf-iui rt size. These are a $).i'li viiluc. Your choice MANN'S MAIN FLOOR 59 Anniversary SALE of BLANKETS $2.49 All Cotton Blankets ; , v . ,r . Full bed sie cotton lilnnkcts in the wonted .Wvk pltuils. complete lino, ol colors. J licsn Hrp cat ret;- ular $2.0.) value. Anniversary sale priee't ; ' , . Mann's Wool and Cotton Blankets Mann's own brand part wool blankets. ' This is our biggest seller. -It is extra large, 72x74 nnd 5;4 lbs. in weight. F.ight beautiful col ors lo choose from in attractive block patterns. All are bound with D-inch sattccn binding. A marvelous value nt BLANKET SECTION MAIN FLOOR ?;';i :, Brocade and Swami Silk Bandeaus 69c f "THE STORE FOH EVfVriODY" A Wcuvin's Vine Qijllty Crepe Hl., C.' ,.) (, .:, 09c