Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, May 07, 1933, Image 10

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Newspaper Page TexttPSBSC TEST"1-- POPPY WEEK OPEN BEFORE MEMORIAL (Contributed) fie American Legion Auxiliary will observe Poppy Week this year the week preceding Memorial day. The American Legion poppy waa worn In America In honor of the war dead even before th close of the war. In 1010 scattered poppy sales were held by the American Legion and the following year, In national con ventlon at Cleveland, Ohio, the Le gion odopted the poppy as It memo rial flower. When the Auxiliary waa organized In Kansas City In 1021, one of ltj first acta waa the adoption of the poppy as the memorial flower. Tie nation-wide sale of poppies to ba worn on Memorial day was begun by the Llglon and Auxiliary In 1021. At first silk popples made In France by French widows and or h pan were used, but soon the manufacture of paper popples by American disabled veterans waa begun. The paper poppy made by American disabled In gov ernment hospitals and poppy work shops became the standard American Legion and Auxiliary flower. By 1924 It waa seen that the poppy program lent Itself more naturally to Che work of women than of men and the American Legion gave to the Auxiliary complete charge of the na tional program. This was a heavy responsibility. The poppy was sacred to the war dead and needed to be guarded against soiling commercial ism A large percentage of the wel fare and relief funds of the two or ganizations came from the poppy sale, Seldom has auch a gtgantlo enter prise been placed solely In the hands of women. How well the Auxiliary measured up to the responsibility placed In Its bands Is shown by the development In the sale of the red paper flower. AH contributions received from the sale are used for relief work among the disabled veterans and their fami lies and the needy families of Med ford. 4 IS REALTY AGENT William I. Vawter, one of Med ford's tistlva eons, who has great faith In the future of the Rogue River valley, because he knows It so well, has en tered the real estate and Insurance business Jn room 16, Jackson County bank building, he announced yester day. The numerous relief measures now being passed, he believes, will mean restoration of the farming In dustry and Increased sales of prop erty and, in anticipation of this rise rn the property market, he has en tered the real estate business. Mr. Vawter was associated with the Jackson. County bank here for 16 years and developed the Olon Oak subdivision, one of Med ford's most beautiful residential sections, a few years ago. In his present business he will specialize In .home selling, suburban homes, acreage, farms, rent als, property management, Invest ments and Insurance. Wall St. Report Bond Sales Averages (Copyright, 1033. Standard Statistics Co.) May Si 30 30 30 60 Indl'a Rr'a Ufa Total Today (15 9 67.8 78.1 70.8 Frv. day 65.9 87.6 77.8 70.4 iWeek ago 63.3 63 S 76 1 67.3 Year ago 88.1 88.8 70.8 64.0 8 Yre. ago 93.3 106.8 90.3 00.9 Stork Sales Averages jOopyrtght, 1033, Standard Statistics Co.) May t B0 90 30 00 InnPe Rrs Ufa Total fndsy .... 70.8 35.9 83.5 07.3 Frev. day 72.0 30.4 65.3 09.4 Week ago 70.0 33.0 78.1 60.0 Year ago 40.S 30.5 80.3 48.4 i yrs. ago -.184.9 130.3 366.4 1B8.7 NEW YORK, May (AP) Fin anclM markets ran Into considerable week-end profit taking In today's eh art sessions. Stock, after climbing moderately In active early trading, fell back Into quieter dealings In the last hour snd clowd with numerous set losses of 1 to 3 points or so. Vol ume for the two-hour session waa about 3.000,000 shores. Today's closing prices for 83 se lected stocks follow Al. Chem. Ac Dye Am. Can , Am. b Fgn. Power A. T. fc T. - Anaconda M4 , 70 , looi , 12v; Atcn. T. & 8. P. . 66 14 13 35 i 17J 1614 3'i 31 h 33 38 4 13 37 21 Bendlx Avla. Beth, eteel . California Packing Caterpillar Tract, Chrysler Com I. Solv . Cttrttw Wright DuPont CVn. Foods . OeOn. Motors Int. Harvest, I.- T. & T. Johns-Man. , Mont. Ward . North Amer. Penney (J. C.) Phillips Pet Radio 33H 354 ..... P - 7 31 4 18 30H 3414 RH . S3 21 46H Sou. Pac. ... Sid. Brands St. Oil Cal. Bt. Oil N. J. Trans. Amer. Union Carb. United Aircraft V. 8. Bteel Another out-of-town man la visit ing Medford merchants, soliciting sales books, waiter checks, and other printing. Remember you can buy all of this printing at home ehe-c than out of town, and help main tain a home payroll. Don't buy any print ing from traveling men you always pay their expenses, plus the price of the printing. Phoen 75 and have a Vol man call end see you. L RETAIN HEALTH Wonderful results accomplished In advancement of health among rural school children, through the serving of hot lunches, were reported at the last meeting of the Allied Welfare association by Mrs. Una B, Inch county school supervisor. A few out lying districts have not; yet adopted the hot lunch habit, she stated, but expect to next year. Miss Lillian Roberts, Red Cross secretary, reported that 139 families had been given flour and 60 fam ilies clothing during the last month. She also announced receipt of 60 In quiries regarding the old ago pension. and reported 43 groups of women working on materials furnished by the Red Cross. Subscriptions here to the earth quake' fund totalled 86.60. Mrs. Jack Keyland reported the Parent-Teacher association fund ade quate to enable the continuance of hot lunches. Mrs. Edwlna Welsliaar, representing the Business and Pro fesslonal Women's club, announced that the group Is cooperating with the Y. W. O. A. In supporting the noon luncheon program adopted. Mrs. Volney Dixon, representing the Daughters of the Amerlcsn Revo lution, reported financial heln given several projects by that group. As a may wot aria n she also reported aid given tome or the high school grad uatea. Mrs. I. S. Schuler of the Jackson County Health association and repre sentative of the Y. W. O. A. announc ed splendid work carried on by both groups, urging support of the Health association membership drive. Mrs. R, E. dreen announced that Girl Scouts are having to give up their camp on the Applegate because of mining activities. Camp will be neia at laae o' the Woods this year. JACK HUESTON VOTED EAGLE LODGE LEADER L Jack Hueaton waa elected president of the Medford lodge of Eagles last nlgnt aad veorgo Coats vice-president. Other officers selected for the coming year Include: Parka Shelley, chaplain; V. O. Gillette, secretary; Phil Oe&rhardt, treasurer; Leo Hum phrey, conductor; J. R. Llllle. Inalde guard; Prank Sarboard, trustee; Dr,. A. P. W. Kresse, physician. Installation will bo held the first meeting In June, when something out of the ordinary Is scheduled to en tertain the faat growing membership of Medford norlo. According to reports of last nights election meeting, there waa an at tempt to. "steal" the ballota. "John Doe" warrants have been Issued and a trial of the culprits will be held next Friday night at the lodge meet ing. It la expected that a definite duo led inveatlgatora to Bear creek, where some of the missing ballota were found. A defense fund la being raised and If the accused are found not guilty It la said the fund will be used to buy refreshments for the Eagles w.bo attend Friday night. THE OliD ADAOB. I'm Just a BLOOMER and I can't talk, but perhaps actions do speak louder thsn words. The elastic around my waist Is guaranteed to outlast the garment Itself, wear me. If you like me tell others who also want real BLOQMTJR pleasure. Very sincerely yours, NU-EVB Bold exclusively at 1 and up by ETHEL WYN B. HOFFMANN Phone 64X well haul away your refuse. City Sanitary Bern 00. Have, Money For Mother VJf OTHER deserves all the comforts you can give her. She has sacrificed for you. Money will provide comforts in her declining years. To see her children work ing, saving, succeeding, will make her happy. Can you show her a good-sized bank bal- ance? This will please her. START SAVING REGULARLY NOW We Welcome YOUR Banking Bu$inei Farmers & Fruitgrowers Bank THINK Medford, Partners in Community Development HAV8 MONBYI Society and Clubs Grace Clrrle to Enjoy 1'lrnlc on Coleman Creek Members of Grace Circle of the Presbyterian church will go picnick ing Tuesday afternoon, when they meet at the home of Mrs. Harry Marx on Coleman creek. Guests are asked to gather there at 1 o'clock for picnic and a splendid musical program. Ar rangements are being made for 24. Folgers Leare for East and Travel Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Polger are leaf ing the city, Mrs. Folger to be guest of her daughter, Mrs. Graham Oar ague m Philadelphia, and Mr, Polger for San Francisco, from which port he will sail In the near future for ex tensive travels. "Missionary Society To Meet Tuesday The JWoman's Horns Missionary society of the First M. E. church wilt meet next Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs, Bernard Roberts. Mrs. E. C. Koppen, program leader. This will be the day of the annual mite box opening. All members are asked to please come and bring In these boxes or send them by others. Richard Applegate To Go Ahrosrt Honoring Richard Applegate, who left Medford yesterday for San Fran cisco, from which city he will con tinue to New York and Europe on a "vagabond trip." Fred and Robert Colvlg entertained at their home on South Central avenue Friday eve ning. Present were the honor guest and Robert Naumes, Jack BoyI, John Reddy and the hosts. Richard left Saturday for Ban Francisco with Wslter Bown and Don Boudlette, and will continue east with Don Rafael and Gus Franks, former classmatea at Santa Clara university. Miss Wall, Guest On Northern Campus Miss Barbara Wall, popular high school senior, Is spending this' week end at the University of Oregon. where she Is guest of Miss Lucille Lowry at the Alpha Chi Omega so rority. Rogue River Auxiliary Has Pleasant Meeting The' Rogue River Auxiliary, 367, met Thursday afternoon. May 4 with Mrs. Flora Harper on Cottage street. There was a good attendance and considerable business transacted. Mrs. Helen Neff was elected delegate for the convention In Bend. July 8th. Mrs. Pearl Newland alternate. A miscellaneous shower was 'given Mrs. Oladys Lawsen. Mrs. Hsrper served delicious refreshments. The next meeting will be with Mrs. Mary Lnwrentz on West Jackson street. May 35. In the form of a covered dish luncheon at 13:30. This will be a fnrewetl Polly arm a party and each person Is to remember her Pollyanna. Talent Rebekiilis linjoy Surprise Parly ' The home of Hazel Ferns In Ash land was the scene of a surprise party Friday when fourteen mem bers of the Talent Rebekah club called early In the day, bringing cov ered dishes for the noon meal. Mrs. Nlda Oatman. who formerly lived at Talent, was the only guest from Medford. HELMAN'S BATHS WHITE SULPHUR SPRINOS OPENS TODAY Swimming Tub Baths FREE PICNIC OROITNP Cor. Ls.urel and Otis Sis. ASHLAND Oregon THINK! '.rscrrx i isrt. m ' 1 X HAVB MONBYI Olive Rebekaht , Honor Mothers At the regular meeting of Olive Rebekah Lodge No. 28 I." O. O. F. the mothers were honored with the following program enjoyed: Play, "No Peddlers Wanted," by Mrs. Rankin, Mrs. Garett and Mrs. Pearson. Dance by Frankle Rlnabarger. Violin solo by Clarence Hansen, ac compsnled by Dorothy Hansen. Two vocal numbera by Miss Ba shaw, Miss Hewitt and Mr. Clark, ac companied ,by Miss Cassndy. . Vocal solo, Mr. Mctcslf accompan ied by Mr. Parker. Vocal duet, Mr. and Mrs. Metcalf. Musical reading. La Merle Beck. Mrs. Dorothy Scrlpter was chair man of the committee for the eve ning. . . - ; Rogue River Auxiliary Plans I'artv The Rogue River Auxiliary 367, will give a card party next Thurs day afternoon, May 11 at the home J of Mrs. W. J. Warner on South Oak- j dsle. The committee In charge is j Mrs. R. E. Swan, Mrs. W. J. Warner. I Mrs. R. E. Newland and Mrs. M. E. Harper. tO fJ9 IB my SMiJD 7$Jldt s jCs.Jksm. GOl " Tire lues izL the MASTERPIECE OF TIRE CONSTRUCTION CtET OUR liltcral trade-in allowance for your old tires in exchange for Firestone Hiph Speed Tires The Gold Standard oj Tire Values. For very little money we will equip your car with Fircxtone Guni-Dippcd Tires the Safest Tires in the World. They have the patented Extra Values of Gum-Dipping and Tiro Extra Gum-Dipped Cord Plies Under the Scientifically designed Non-Skid Tread to give you MOST MILES PER DOLLAR. Don't -risk accident another day with inferior or dangerously thin, worn tires. Trade them in today for Firestone High Speed Tires the Tires that have won the Indianapolis 500-milo race for thirteen consecutive years tires that are made by master tire builders. REMEMBER your brakes can stop your tcheels, but yair tires must stop your car. the cNeiv Tirettone sealtyte Leahproof TUBE ExtTa Heavy Red Tube. Coated inside with a special compound, which seals against air loss. Flexible rubber Talve stem no chance for air leakage constant air pressure insures greater tire mileage. Q0S Ttrt$tont and your old botttry MAGNEX BATTERIES Firestone Ninth and 3 Thlmste Club Has Luncheon Meeting The Thimble Club of Chrysanthe mum Circle No. 84, Neighbors of Woodcraft, ' met for a cafeteria luncheon and business meeting at the home of Neighbor Talltha Plckel west of Phoenix on Wednesday. About 18 members were present. After a most delicious luncheon a business meeting wss held. It wss decided to change the club meetings to tie second and fourth Thursdays of each month. The next meeting will also be an afternoon meeting and will be next Thursday, Msy 11, at 3 o'clock at the home of Neighbor Etta Parker on South Grape street. M P. E. O.'s To Observe .Mother's Dhv. Chapter AA, P. E. O. sisterhood will observe Mother's day at the home of Mrs. A. W. Pipes on next Wednesday afternoon. A program appropriate to the occasion will be presented. Pythian Club j Meeting Postponed j The Pythian club meeting has been postponed until Tuesday afternoon. : May 10. Wo BATTERIES Firratone Batteries ft a new high stand rd of Fowrr I) YendabllitT, Long Ifo nnd Hx-onottiT. Wewill test An vninkfi of Battery FHfcE. and your old bottsry Visit the Firestone Building at ".4 Century of Progress,n Chicaeo. See the famous Gum-Dipped tires being made in a modern Firestone tire factory. J Service Stores, Inc. Pacific Highway Phone 520 ; Kabeles Entertain Guests at Dinner Rev. and Mrs. Geo. P Ksbele had as dinner guests list Thursday eve ning. Vera Andren. Bernlce Crow, John Brewold and Earl Flchtner. tver-Ready Circle To Meet Tuesday The Ever-Ready circle of the Pres byterian church will meet at the church parlors Tuesday, May 9 in stead of at the home of Mrs. H. G. Wortman as announced. BIRTHS Born to Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Rlggs a son, weighing 7 pounds, 13 ounces, at the Community hospital Saturday. Don't extend credit to Mr. New Customer until you find out from the Southern Oregon Credit Bureau how he paid the other fellows. - ETHELWTN B. HOFFMANN would enjoy the privilege of correctly corseting you In either a 1 or 3 piece garment priced as low as $3.70. TlRE prices have joined the upward trend. f e believe they will advance again in fact, increasing prices of rubber and cotton are sure to bring higher tire prices. Get your tire requirements NOW while we are selling Firestone Extra Quality Tires at these low prices. BUY TODAY! SAVE MONEY! the NEW CIIPCD rtl nciEi r TVDC . .a. This tire is the ecrual of all standard brand first line tires in Quality, Construction and Ap pearance. Sold at a price that affords you real savings. FIRESTONE OLDFIELD TYPE This tire is superior in quality to first line special brand tires made without the manufactur er's name and guarantee, offered for sale by department stores, oil companies, and mail order catalog houses. This is "The Tire That Taught Thrift to Millions." FIRESTONE SENTINEL TYPE This tire is of better Quality, Construction and Workmanship than second line special brand tires made without the manu facturer's name and guarantee and offered for sale by mail order houses and others. FIRESTONE COURIER TYPE This tire is of good Quality and Workmanship carries the name "Firestone" and full guar antee sold as low as many cheap special brand tires manu factured to sell at a price. COMPARE Construction, Quality, Price The new Firestone A Aquapraf Lining tsmointure-proofand embodies new pnnrlple which produces smoother braking action and more poaitire braking control. We will test your Brakes FREE. As Lew At $ KrMntng Chmrttm KsM GRANGERS OF TALENT STUDYING SALES TAX Talent Orange met May 4 with good attendance In spite of the bad weath er. A resolution was Introduced against the sales and tax measure but a vote waa deferred as some mem bers wished more time for study of the bill. A progrsm of songs, readings and stunts was given by the home eco nomics committee In celebration of She fifth anniversary of Talent Grange. A social was also enjoyed, with all getting a slice of the bl; cake baked by Mrs. W. W. Roblson. OLD PEOPLE LIVE LONGER CONVALESCENT HOME 15S Granite St., Ashland til m I Wi Brake Per St MAG HEX SPARK PLUGS ASSOCIATE 4f Carl Fichtner Garage SIXTH AND FIR Five candles adorned the cake. Danc ing was the order of the day follow ing the supper. Eugene papers can be purchased at Heaths Drug Store. We Develop T T T"1 T films r KHIl, Sunday, May 14th Mother's H Day A Beautiful Selection of Mother's Day Cards here. Price 5c to 80c SWEM'S GIFT SHOP SI7.E PRICE i 4.50-21 $5.85 4.75-19 6.30 5.00-20 7.00 l 5.25-18 7.65 ! Other Sties Proportionately I. mo SlB PRTCF. 4.75-19 $$.65 5.00-19 6.10 5.25-18 6.85 Other Siwa Proportionately Lot I F.I price 4.75-19 $5.IO ,5.00-19 5.48 5.25-18 1 6.17 Other Slia Proportionately tote SIZB PRICE 30x3V4 $3.15 I 4.50-21 3.85 ! 4.75-19 4. JO j Tires. one SPARK PLUGS Give a bolter anark. Increaaed power, and have a longer life. l)o,ibIe tested and acaled I oga nsi power leakage. Old worn pi " wa,le gasoline. We will test yo" Spark Plugs FREE. SE22 for DEALER STREETS