MEDFORD MAT-- TRD3UXE, MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1932.
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10P.M.SATURDAY
Tomorrow night at 10 o'clock the
fata of civic music In southern Ore
gon will be determined for the pres
ent concert season. Saturday night
la tha deadline (or registration or
memberships. Anyone who desires to
enjoy fine concerts must be regis
tered before that time as no single
admissions will be available.
William P. Isaacs, president of the
Southern Oregon Civic Music asso
ciation, lssuea tha following state
ment to representative cltlzena of
Medford:
"There remalna only today and to
morrow (Saturday) for cltlzena of
Medford and community to vindicate
the reputation we have for an ap
preciation for the cultural things of
life. It has been my experience that
we usually get those things that we
most believe In. although it may
constitute a aacrlflce on our part.
Membership In the Civic Music aa
soclatlon resolves Itself into a ques
tion. 'Can I afford to miss this cul
tural opportunity thla year above all
tlmea w.hen thla sort of Inspiration
is so much heeded?'
"What better Investment can any
one make for boy or girl than to
buy a membership in the Civic Mu
sic association? Although It may
entail the elimination of certain
selfish desire on our part, we owe
this advantage to our young people.
"Civic music la an asset to our
community and all those who are
music lovers and Interested In mak
ing Medford a better place In which
to live should Immediately respond
at headquartera or phone 364 and be
registered."
The large number of workers who
.have not aa yet reported the result
of their work to headquartera make
it Impossible at thla time to prophesy
the outcome of thla aecond annual
campaign. The second report meet
ing to be held tonight at 8 o'clock
at the Chamber fo Commerce will
largely determine the result of Sat
urday night when tha campaign
closes.
"Although report Indicate that a
large number of memberships are in
the hands of workers and that the
response of the public la most en
couraging. It will be necessary for
every worker to carry on through to
closing time If we are to exceed last
year'a membership," atate Arthur
W. Manuel, Pactflo coast manager
of the Chicago Concert service, who
la In Medford for enrollment week.
Public Invited By
Central Pt. Grange
CENTRAL POINT, Oct. 7. (Bpl.)
The H. E. club la putting on the pro
gram at the Orange hall tonight (Oct.
7) and the meeting Is open to the
public, beginning at 8 o'ciock sharp,
previous to the buslnesa session of
the Orange.
Oregon Weather.
Partly cloudy tonight and Satur
day; unsettled west portion: moder
ate temperature; moderate shifttng
wlnda offshore.
Broken windows glased by Trow
bridge Cabinet Work.
HOME OWNED AND OPERATED
SEEN AS CAUSE OF
RAY TOFT SUICIDE
The suicide of Ray Toft, well
known resident of the city and valley,
yesterday afternoon at hie home In
Jacksonville, was due to financial
worries and 111 health, according to
Coroner H. W. Conger, and no Inquest
will be held. Toft made a tourniquet
of email wires, which he twisted
around his neck. His passing waa a
ahock and surprise to friends and
relatives.
According to Attorney T. W. Miles,
and Ed White, old acquaintances.
who recently visited Toft at his Jack
sonvllle home, on business, he was
despondent and told them he was
unable to escape financial worries,
though he knew they were the cause
of his nervous Illness. White endeav
ored to cheer Toft, and did to a cer
tain extent, but he waa subject to
recurring spells of melancholy. It is
thought that he took his own life
when thus afflicted.
Jacksonville residents said that
Toft the past two weeks had given
hints that he Intended to take his
own life.
Dr. C. T. Sweeney waa at the Toft
home in Jacksonville soon after the
suicide waa discovered, with Coroner
Conger. Dr. Sweeney and the county
official both said the manner of the
suicide was unusual. Members of
the state police said they had a record
of four similar cases In this stat.
Toft was a resident of this county
for 40 years, and for a good portion
of that time was engaged In the loan
and realty business. He owned con
siderable property in this city and
Jacksonville. His wealth was once
conservatively estimated at 8100,000.
but he suffered from decline In pro
perty valuations the past two years.
He recently purchased the John
Miller home In Jacksonville. He had
been In poor health for the past two
years.
Registers Here Stanley H. Eleflat
I re?lstrd lsst nltrht at a local hotel.
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K. C. Fa her contributed prunes,
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matoes to fill 590 cans. That was
the number of containers filled on
Wednesday, at the close of two days
cannnlg, In the Central point grang
ball kitchen.
Central Point committee will co
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In Medford Today- Among shop
pers in Medford today from neigh
boring towns are Miss Lura BursoA
of Phoenix, Mre. D. W. Dickey and Mrs.
A. fl. May also of Phoenix and Mr.
and Mrs. J. 0. Board man of Central
Point.
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