Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, October 29, 1937, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextrET)FOT?D MAIL TRFBUNT!, rEDPOTCT), OKTOON, FTNPAY. OCTOBER 20. 1937. MOST WORRY DUE TO THREE CAUSES SAYS MRS. SWEET Worries of humanity wIm chiefly from three causes worry over sick ness, worry about lovo and worry over money, or rather lack of money, ' according to viola Sweet In her lec ture laat evening before a still larger audienoe which completely filled St. Mark's Guild hall. The Mall Tribune Is gratified at the very large attend ance and Interest shown In the series of free lectures. One really has no cause for worry, Mrs. Sweet declared In analysing this bad bablt, because If one follows the rules of the game of life he will be able to attract people to him and make them bold him In high esteem, and in doing both of these he will be able to make a success of llfs In a financial way. In telling how to overcome worry, Mrs. Sweet showed now the decisive, energetic person did not have time to worry, but cre ated conditions about him which gave no cause for worry. - "Best time to worry Is at night Then the memory Is better and the Imagination more vivid. To make use of this receptive and valuable period, one iriould have a pencil and a pad of paper at the bedside, so that every time one thinks of some thing to worry about he can write It down. At first the list will be enor mous, but later It would grow small er. The next morning these things written down can be accomplished. This is also one good cure for ln aomla," Mrs. Sweet said. Husbands, and how to deal with them, seems to be the biggest worry In life. Judging from the questions that are handed to Mrs. Sweet. In answers tinged with wit, the speaker's main advice seems to be that one can accomplish more with others by taking Inventory of themselves, and making their own lives fuller and richer. "If folks do not treat you right. It la generally your own fault, not theirs. Get busy on yourself and you will learn to live happily, not acrapplly." The subject of this evening's lecture wiU be The Joy of Living. There will be no lectures Saturday or Sun day but they will be resumed Mon day evening at 8 o'clock. The subject of Monday's discussion will be The Bubconsclous Mind. All lectures are free and the public Is cordially In vited to attend. Additional chairs are being secured to take care of the crowds. PAGE SEVEN Meteorological Report October ts. 1937. Foreraata. Mtdford and vicinity: Cloudy to night and Saturday; little change In temperature. Oregon: Pair In east and cloudy In weat portion, with rain on north coaat tonight and on coast and In north weat portion Saturday; little change in temperature: gentle, variable wind off coast, becoming southerly. Local Data. Temperature a year ago today: Highest, 73; lowest, 38. Total monthly precipitation. 1.41 Inches, Excess for the month, 35 inch. Total precipitation since September 1. 1937, 3.56 inches. Excess for the season, .88 inch. Relative hlmldlty at 5 p. m. yes terday, 48: 5 a. m. today, 100'.. Sunrise tomorrow, 8:41. Sunset tomorrow, 6:08. Observations Taken at A a. m.. 120 Meridian Time. 8 B S v n r b s Boise Boston Chicago Denver Eureka ...... Helena ..... Los Angeles .. MED FORD New York Omaha Phoenix Portand w Reno Roseburg Salt Lake San Francisco .... Seattle Spokane Washington, D.C. Yakima ...... 80 38 54 SO 60 43 80 43 70 86 78 40 76 54 76 '48 68 36 78 48 94 53 68 50 83 30 76 58 76 36 68 58 63 44 66 48 60 .... 70 44 Clear .63 Cloudy Clear . Clear Cloudy . Clear . Cloudy Clear Clear Clear Clear .63 Cloudy Clear .16 Rain Clear .... Cloudy JO Clear .11 Rain T. Clear One Fatality SALEM, Oct. 39. (AP) One fa tality and 808 accidents were reported to the state industrial accident com mission during the week ending yes terday. This was the best weekly ac cident record since last winter. Ar thur Klbbe, Portland feller, was fatally Injured October 30 at Yam- ihiUtVj.".-! kU,U' ,-l,t.' ;JJI r. Half the menus In London seem j to be printed In French. I JERSEY BREEDERS TO MEET IN LAKEVIEW Jersey breeders of the Rogue River vslley will meet at the farm of J. R. Mccracken, Valleyvlew, Saturday, October 30, at 1:30 p. m. Ted Warren, field representative of the American Jersey Cattle club, will be present at this meeting to discuss subjects of Interest to Jersey breeders. The meeting Is under Busplces of the Rogue Rlvcr Valley Jersey Breed era club and all farmers or others Interested In Jerseys are Invited to attend. No Tow Car Needed ALBION, N. T. John Coveny, 18. and Orrln Prest, 17, were out riding when their car crashed through a railing and came to rest dangling over Laverno Starkweather's unk pile and auto graveyard. The two Jumped to safety and made a deal with Starkweather. KENNEDY 10 PLAY IN EAGLES SHOW Noel Kennedy, English actor, will be one of the performers in the var iety show to be presented In the Medford senior high school auditor ium on November 16 by Crater Lake aerie of the Fraternal Order of Eagles, it was announced today. Kennedy is a seasoned actor of the stage, screen and radio in the United States and England. In this country he has appeared In pictures produced by Warner Brothers and Universal, his latest film being 'The Prince and the Pauper." He has taken part in numerous stage and radio produc tions in the east. In the Eagles variety show Ken nedy will give a number of readings. Many other act by professional and amateur talent will be Included in the vaudeville program, lodge officers said. Stumped PHILADELPHIA. Pa. Franklin H. Price, chief librarian of the free li brary, says there's hardly a question he can't find the answer to but he had to admit defeat, he said, when a woman demanded on her rights as a taxpayer that he tell her the name of the unknown soldier burled in Washington. Edward Brad dock, British general, lead an expedition against Fort Du Quesne In the French and Indian war In 1755. He was mortally wound ed and died shortly afterwards. MR. BELIEVE IT OR NOT... Ve houMwhrai have a delicious way to have dinner In 6 z "ilnuns! Porter Fril-lcu, of course! 100 Al Durum Semolina fresh eggs little wavy frills that keep their shape in cooking That's the 6'2 minute way to a tasty quickly prepared dinner! Wrapped incellophioe at roar grocer's. . Jii. m Copyright 1937. Hllli Bros. Halloween! Who doesn't recall the pranks the games and the refreshments that were served as a climax to all the funl How good that coffee tastedl Yes, it might have been Hills Bros. Its matchless flavor is unforget table. For 59 years the unvarying goodness of Hills Bros. Coffee has been enjoyable to remember, delightful to anticipate. This Is the coffee you will enjoy again and again. HILLS BROS. COFFEE nirrtft. crsppn 1 1 Mflrnonwi CO.. PorHsmf. n IN COOPERATION WITH MEDFORD CHAMBER OF COMMERCE SAFEWAY OFFERS EXCEPTIONAL SAVINGS FOR B B" II Goody Goody, New Pack, - Bufanaiw No' 2 Cans 10 Cans Utf I Goody Goody, New Pack, No. 2 Cans.. 10 Cans String BeanslrSI BE" it III Red Mexican or 'ST 1 bnaTllv O Sma11 white 20 Lb8 for fjj I Maximum, Richer, Creamier, Tall Cans 15 Cans Grahams or Sodas, 5 2-Lb. Boxes MILK CRACKERS MACARONI SALAD OIL EHSI Rose City, Curve Out 20 Lbs. SI S1 $1 Hillsdale, Broken Slices, Large No. V, Cans 6 for 81 $1 Pork'Beansns $1 Pineapple SOAP Crystal White for the Laundry 33 Bars 8RAPEFRU T Fancy Texas Pink. If you have never tried these delicious new Pink Grapefruit, there's a surprise in store for you. Try them. 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