PAOF, TWO
METVFORT) MATL TRIBUNE. TETFOTm 'Q'RTlOOy. THURSDAY. OCTOBER 13. 1938.
P
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Society
By Clara
Mrs. Thompson
New President
Women Golfers
At ths weekly luncheon of the
women members of the Bogus River
tallev golf elub yesterday, election
of officers took place with the fol
lowing members being voted upon.
President, Mrs. Bell Thompson, Mrs.
Jerry Jerome was re-elected secre
tary end treasurer and Mrs. Helen
Con ray chairman of ths house com
mittee, In the point tournament which
followed the luncheon, Mrs. Thomp
son and Mrs. Willis Wood tied for
first piece In class A snd Mrs. Jean
Lincoln won In class B. In the 64
told derby which started yesterday
and will continue today ana tomor
row, Mrs. Oeorge codding was low
set player.
' Thirty members were present at
the affair.
Business Women's
Week Observed
Throughout Nation
' 8ALEM. Ore.. Oct. 13. (UP) Gov
Charles H. Martin asked that citizens
of Oregon Join the rest of the ns
tlon In obeervsnce of National Busi
ness and Professional Women's week,
Oct. to 15.
"Because of the value of the olub,
In observing National Business Wo
men's Week we are giving rightful
' Homage to the women who have made
and are making better business wo
men for a better business world,"
the governor said.
Jacque Lenox, president of the
Medford Business and Professional
women's club Joins Governor Mar
tin In asking that citizens of this
atty observe National Business and
professions! Women's week.
The B. P. W. organisation Is one
of the most outstanding clubs In
Medford and since Its Inception has
keen active In number of dvlo ac
complishments. Dinner Party Fetes
Betrothed Couple
' Mr. and Mrs. Wslter Fraaer Brown
will be hosts this evening for a din
ner party at their home on West
Eleventh street. The event will honor
their daughter. Miss Emily Prater
Brown and her fiance, Mr. Robert
lieonard MoClure, whose marriage will
I te solemnized tomorrow,
Guests at the dinner will be mem
bers of the bridal party which In
cludes Miss Frederics Brommer, Mr.
It. a. Wsrmbold, Mr. and Mrs. Darell
ftuson, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Pacer
and Mr, and Mrs. Vernon Day,
Newly Wed Couple
Honored at Tea
A pleasant event of yesterday af
ternoon at the Medford High school
Was the tea given In honor of Mr,
nd Mrs. Bertrand O. Adams whose
marriage was recently solemnised. Mr.
Adams Is public speaking and debate
Instructor at the school.
Members of the faculty were hosts
for the delightful affair to which 40
guests were Invited.
Mr. and Mrs. Adams were presented
with many kitchen gadget gifts dur
ing the tea.
A centerpiece of 'red roses In a
White pottery bowl decorated the tea
table. In charge of arrangements
were Marian Luce, Madge Mnrenn and
Catherine Campbell.
D.A.R. to Convene
At Mrs. Hurd's Home
Daughters of the American Revo
lution will hold an Important meet
ing Saturday afternoon at 3:30
O'clock at the home of Mrs. B. H.
Kurd. 1030 West Tenth street.
Mrs. Clarence Meeker will present
talk on her recent eastern trip.
It Is most Important that all mem
bers be present as revisions of the
by-laws will be voted on.
Veda N. Slape
Recent Bride
Mtns Veda N. Blnpe and lavltt L.
Daley were united In marriage Tues
day. October 4. at a simple but lm
jirtMlve ceremony at the Church of
the Namrene. The Rev. Fred m.
Wentherford officiated at the service.
The newly wedded couple are resi
dents of Medford. They left immedi
ately following the ceremony for a
two weeks' wedding trip.
TVl.V. Meet
rrtilrty Fvenlnf
Daughters of TJnlon Veterans of
the Civil War will convene Friday
evening at 7:50 o'clock in the arm-cry-
All members are asked to at
tend the session.
Closing time for Too Late to Clas
sify Ads Is 1:30 p. m.
HANES WINTER SETS
trar.d-r.aw, Orandtuw lde.1
Tit ml ulna Mali fcttwMfl Summer
cad Wiatat nnd nwaor. Fout pop
ular srylM. War a ,l,f.lM or
abort-sleeve mlddltwslght uadar
shirt 7b,a step late Ne-Bulloa
Shorts. Kail Shorts, Wind ShJ. Ids.
m BBUO'IilM (faguios A. S. C and
X) Kail asladlswtight cloth (tree
protection alit
or ora without
uncomfortable 111
bulb Indoors I i,Jij
1' ill.l
MSN
mum
and Clubs
Mary Davis
Tom O'Brien to
Present M usical
Here Sunday
The Medford Music club Is spon
soring the first of a series of Sunday
afternoon musicals Sunday next at
6 o'clock In the afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Margaret Pabrlck, 100
Crater Lake avenue.
Guest artist at the event will be
Tom O'Brien accomplished pianist of
Ashland. Mr. O'Brien studied for a
number of years at the Elcchenlaub
studios In Portland and later studied
with Alton Jones of the Jullllsrd
school of music In New York city.
Mr. O'Brien has been hesrd In a
number of programs In Portlsnd and
Bend where he taught for seversl
yeara.
Since making his home In Ashland,
Mr. O'Brien has gained the reputa
tion of being a fine musician. It Is
with enthusiasm that valley residents
anticipate his earning appearance Jn
this city.
Mrs. Coleman Here
From Honolulu
Mrs. Russell Coleman of Honolulu.
Hawaii, recently arrived In Medford
to spend some time visiting her hus
band i parents, Judge and Mrs. W.
R. Coleman, at their home on Welch
street and his brother and family,
E. P. Coleman, at their home on
Newtown etreet.
Mrs. colemsn Is being welcomed to
this city by msny of hsr friends
In the valley.
Mrs. Taylor Speaks
At P.E.O. Meeting
P.EO. chapter AA met Wednesday
afternoon at the home of Mra. 0.
A. Pastce on South Oakdale avenue
with a large attendance present.
Following a delightful 1 o'clock
luncheon the guest speaker. Mrs. L
O. Taylor, presented en Interesting
subject, "Modern Medicine." Mrs
Taylor Is a member of P.E.O., chap
ter BE.
Stowell-Hammon
Wedding Rites
MLss Vesta Stowell became tb
bride of Edln B. Hammon Wednes
day evening. October 0, The Rot.
Fred M. Woat her ford officiated at
the servlca which toon place In the
parsonage of the church of the Nan
arene. The couple reside at Prospect.
Calendar
Thursday
7:80 p. m. Nurses meet Sacred
Heart hospital.
8:00 p. m. Past Noble Orands
club. Girls' Community club house.
Friday
7:30 p. m. Daughters of Union
Vetersns of the Civil war, armory.
A
Male FWntitles Parade
GTJYMON, Okie (UP) Some of
the scrawniest legs ever seen In a
bathing beauty contest were dis
played here. The competitors were
all men 42 of them. They pliouetted
under floodlights while the auymon
Cowboy bend played "The Old Gray
Mare."
Firemen Rattle Two Fires
KEN YON, Minn (UP) Firemen
from Falrbault rushed to sttack a
blase In the Lambert Lumber yards
here In a biasing truck. After they
extinguished the flames beneath the
hood of the fire truck, they Joined
In battling the lumberyard blase.
What Nf xtf
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. (UP) Of
ficials of the Golden Gate Interna
tional Exposition of 1039 have con
tracted for a glsnt crane that will
hoist visitors 100 feet Into the sir
for a bird's eye view of anything
they want to see.
Closing time for Too Late to Clas
sify Ads Is 1:30 p. m.
The way I used to shale In
Winter would make a Hawai
ian dancer look likes a statuel
And It was because) I stuck
to Summer underwear all
year round. But not any moral
When the thermometer starts
down In the Fall. I switch to
Hants middleweight Winter
Soul
I'm no cream puQ. I'm not
soil anywhera-nol even In the
head. And good, hard sens
says that eron U you do work
Indoors, you shouldn't lake
chances when you go out
side. I don'l mean you have
lo be bundld-up so much that
you ieel padded when you
com out ol lh cold. Bui t
claim Hakes Winter Sets ore
the kind ol light protective
stub a lot ol us men nesdl
0
HANIS WINTU JITS All 3 CM
TO 9 TNI OAIMINT
WoD boowe HANIS Ualoo-Ssltl, Its,
pi SklrH ns Drawers bosle at SHl
ey' Unlen-IalH, tvet Mtrrlealtd
Sloopon, v. P. H. Ham lIHtf
Co., Wlsitoo-Salom, N. C.
Adoring Crowds Scream Thanks to Hitler
Ft
REV. HAMILTON ON
TRIP TO DENVER
Rev. James M. Hamilton, pantor of
the First Christian church, will leave
tonight for Denver, Colorado, where
he will be a delegate to the Interna
tional Convention of Disciples of
Christ, the official convention of the
rL
me convention win open Sunday
morning at 0:30 o'clock with a sun
rise prayer service at which tlma Dr,
E. Stanley Jones, world famous mis
sionary to India, will apeak. At 4:00
o clock Sunday afternoon will be the
celebration of the Lord's Supper, at
which time more than 10,000 Dis
ciples of Christ will gather around
the common table of their Lord and
Master. The convention will hold
morning, afternoon and evening ses
sion throughout the week, closing
on Friday night, October 31.
In the absence of Mr. Hamilton
from Medford the pulpit of his
church will be filled on Sunday
morning by Rev. John W. Hoyt, and
on Sunday night Dr. B. L. Divine will
speak on "The Land of the Ra Jah
and the. Rupee," Illustrated by 80
colored slides mode from pictures
tsken by Dr. Divine on a world
Journey.
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"Quarantines'' Dogs
TOLEDO 'UP) An epidemic of
dog-bltlng has led Dr. Millard C.
Hanson, city health director, to ei
tabllah a clty-wlde dog quaiantlne
here, where 65 persons have been
taking precautionary Pasteur treat
ments. Fingerprints Tramps
TOLEDO (UP) pollcs are fin
gerprintlng and photographing resi
dents of shanty districts hers In an
effort to prevent an Influx of un
fortunatee from other towns, where
similar purges of squatters are caus
ing migration.
Canning Takes Spurt
TOLEDO (UP) House wives with
their home-canning activities hsve
mode it necessary for the city to add
eight extra gnrbage crews, and eorly
morning shifts to do away with the
pairings and seeds.
Men Outnumber Women
CANBERRA, Australia (UP)
Every stste In Australia continues
predominately male. Out of a' total
population for the continent of
0 881.848. males number 3.481.371
and females, 3.390.Q77,
A Complete
Assortment of
KHATTS
Ready to Wear
& Accessories
"Priced to save you money"
THE
Feel at Home In
"The Heart of Portland
Comfort Convenience
Coorteiy Rervtrs
attractive kalest
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Detached kata
Vltb both
Hotel
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Port Is nil
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NEW FORCE HALTS
BETHLSHEM. Oct. 13. P) Brit
ish reinforcements freshly arrived
from England established firm con
trol today of the Bethlehem-Hebron
area which had been the seat of op
eratlons of one of the largest Arab
Dands in Palestine.
Equipped with armored cars, trench
mortars and machine-guns, 400 men
of the .Worcestershire regiment re
placed a small post of black watch
regiment troops In Bethlehem.
The new troops took over all of I
Bethlehem, which had been barely
held by the post for weeks.
Detachments then pushed on 12
miles to Hebron, solidifying control
of the area In which the Arab band
had been operating virtually un
checked. This bsnd, with the support of
Arab vlllagera. has terrorized areas
as for sauth os Beersheba and north
to Jerusalem.
The Worcestershlres arrived from
England last week and Immediately
went Into action to quell outbreaks
of Arab-Jewish disorders.
Maloney Pilots' Hope
PORTLAND. Oct. 13. ( AP) The
ambitious University of Portland
football squsd looked today to Frank
Maloney. sophomore back, for a
punting and paaslng victory over St.
Mary's tough Gaels at San Francisco
next Sunday.
, .
Off for San Jose
FOREST GROVE. Oct. 13. (AP)
The Pacific university's football trav-
lmg squad. 23 strong, left today foi
San Jose, Celir., to match strength
with the undefested San Jose State
college Frldsy night.
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Mill Safely Record. ,
LEWISTON, Ids., Oct. 13.-JP1 '
Six hundred workmen at the Pot
latch Foresta. Inc.. plant here estab
lished today a claim to a new na
tional safety record for lumber mills.
There has been no lost time acci
dent since May 24.
Okay Tamma Bridge.
PORTLAND, Oct. 13. (Pi The
regional PWA office received con
firmation from Washington. D. C.
today of the approval of a 92 880.000
grant for construction of the Narrows
bridge at Tacoma.
The estimated cost was 36.4O0.OOO
BOX
-n on ap
-11-50 at
Mil Pl,l3
Park Av
HoUl
MJ S.W Park
re ft lane
FIND VETCH THAT
OUTWITS WEEVIL
CORVALLIS, Oct. 13 ,P, The
dreaded vetch weevil may find Itself
without its favorite crop In Oregon
If new Improved strain developed
at the Oregon State college experi
ment station proves valuable, H. A.
8choth, federal agronomist, said tc
dsy. The weevil usually confines Its op
erations to hairy -vetch amcng the
commercial varieties produced here
for seed. A selection from common
vetch, recently christened Willamette
vetcn. nas displayed winter hardi
ness and has not been sttacked by
the weevil.
In addition to Its weevil-resisting
quslttles. research men reported the
Wlllsmette vetch withstood winter
temperatures as far north as Mary
land. A considerable quantity has
been successfully produced In Wash
ington county.
Mines More fiold
OTTAWA, Ont. (UP) Canada's
1938 gold production will smount to
approximately H60.000.000. an In
crease of 829.00O.0O0 over 1937, of
ficials of the mines snd resources
department here predict.
Hen Egg Duck Shaped
RICE LAKE, WIS. (UP) Wencl
Stefl's hen la suspected of being a
freak. Stelf la exhibiting an egg laid
by the hen. It Is shaped like a
duck, even to the bill and neck.
FOR A THRILL IN
COFFEE FLAVOR, TASTE
M J B's RICHER ROAST
lfyu think that foe J uttr dtlicieia,
put Uste Ibis Mj B Cuffn.
Make it mild, medium or strong.
You'll be sure to taste the
finer flavor.
It's euy to nuke more delicious
coffee with M J B. WHY? Be
cause of M J B s Ricbtr Roast
The world's 6nest coffees
are selected for M J B, then
double-blended first blended
green, then blended again after
GUARANTEE
M'J-B Coffee is guaranteed to
mile the best coffee you ever
tasted or your money will be
refunded.
FOREST FIRES ON
(By the Associated Press)
Forestry officials watched anxious
ly today for orltical" developments
ae forest fires, fanned Into new life
by strong winds, ate through peat,
brush and timber along both sides
of the Minnesota -Ontario border.
In 'their wake the flames left 20
persons dead, many badly Injured,
and uncounted thousands of dollars
worth of damage to homes, farm
lands and hay and timber crops.
After receiving reports from state
forestry officials lives of some rest.
dents in the northern Minnesota bor
der area are "seriously endangered,"
Gov. Elmer A. Benson gave Ad?.
Gen. E. A. Walsh Broad powers to
mobilize national guardsmen to "eva
cuate citizens of the stricken areas
and otherwise cooperate with the
forestry department."
The moat devastating fires on the
Canadian aide of the border were
reported from Dance township, west
of Fort Frances, Ont. It was in that
section 17 settlers were burned to
death.
As thousands of fire fighters, who
have worked virtually without rest
since Monday, swung axes and shov
els In the path of the flames, na
tional guard airplanes circled over
head to spot new outbreaks. The en
tire area la tlnder-dry. and tangles
of underbrush and fallen trees ham
pered the workers.
RACElEWE.
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SANTA BARBARA. Cal., Oct. 18.
(AP) Santa Barbara atate football
officials went shopping today for an
October 29 game to fill a date va
cated last night when a contest with
Texas Mines at El Paso was can
celled due to a disagreement over,
two negro players on the local team.
To Stop Constipation
Get at Its Cause! .
If constipation's got you down
so you feel heavy, tired and dopey
it's time you did something
about It. And something more
than taking a physic 1 You should
get at the cause of the trouble.
If you eat only the things most
people do, the chances are that a
very simple fact causes your con-stlpation-you
don't get enough
"bulk." And "bulk" doesn't mean
heavy food. It means a kind of
food that Isn't consumed In the
body, but leaves a soft "bulky"
mass In the Intestines and helps
a bowel movement.
If this Is your trouble, eat crisp
crunchy Kellogg's All-Bran for
breakfast every day and drink
plenty of water. All-Bran con
tains both "bulk" and the intes
tinal tonic, vitamin B,.'And it's
not a drug, not a medicine!
Made by Kellogg's in Battle
Creek. Sold by every grocer.
months of ageing. Thus 1 fr
ftti fusion of all flavor factors
is developed in the roasting.
Result is 1 richer roast of
coffee so much finer in flavor
that even-one can taste the dif
ference. Try M J B and see.
Don Follett, graduate manager of
Santa Barbara state, said today the
cancellation cams last night In a
telephone conversation with Coach
Max Saxon, of Texas Mines.
He said Santa Barbara refused to
participate In racial prejudice by
barring the boys In' question, Larry
Pickens, an end from Pasadena, and
Melvln Dennis, a tackle from Los
Angeles, fill these requirements.
8anta Barbara and Texas Mines
played a 1 to 13 tie her last year.
J'ville High Holds
Gym Carnival Tonite
. JACKSONVILLE. Oct. 13. (SpD
Jacksonville high school will stage
Its annual carnival In the school
Fi
Great Store-Wide
Is Now In Progress!
Amazing Values In Fall and Winter
COATS SUITS
Buy Your Coat During This Sale A
Real Saving for You Many New Models
and Colors for This Week
Furred Cloth Coats
Furred cloth coats in sport and dress styles
with beautiful fur collars.
Fitted Coats Navy
Flat Back Coats Good Earth
Swing Skirts Green
Black . Brown
Sizes 12 tt 44. $35 and $39.76 Values
Harvest
Festival Price
SPORT COATS
.Beautiful new sport coats in high shades;
also black and navy. Made by Printzess
and Pacific Maid.
Camel Hair Herringbone Tweed
Novelty Boucles
Values to $24.75
Harvest Festival
Price
SPORT COATS
Another large shipment of sport coats in all wanted colors.
Two groups at a special purchase price. Compare with
,$1500 coats. Sizes 12 to 44. Harvest Festival Price
$9.85 and $12.50
Mannish Tailored Suits
Ladles' mannish tailored suits In men's wear and gabardine. Plain
and pin stripes, a Black a nrown a Navy a Oxford, sizes
1 to !0. Harvest Festival Prices
$10.50 to $19.75
GOLD STRIPE
SILK HOSIERY
BY GOTHAM
THItEE THREAD CRtPE
I'Ot R THREAD CHIFFON
PKVF.N THREAD SERVICE
All new Fall hade. Sires SVs
to lO.
79c pair
3 pair for $2.00
A'LURE BRASSIERES
"A" for the Small.
, Youthful Bust
"B" for the Average
Bust
"C" for the Large Bust
S1.00-S1.98-S3.95
Visit Our Corset Department
Never more complete in every detail
New Le Gsnts 95.00 to ? 12.50
New Bontons S1.0S to 87.50
New Vassarettes 95.00, $7.50 to 910.00
BUEELSON'S
Ladies' Ready-To-Wear Store
MEDFORD BLDO. PHONE 28
gymnasium tonight starting at 7:10,
with all proceeds being used for the
benefit of the athletic fund.
Following a program, the usual
carnival booth! and concessions will
be open for the enjoyment of the
public, which la cordially Invited to
attend.
Britain Curbs "Con" Men.
LONDON. (UP) Confidence men
are having a lean time In Great Brit
ain. The annual report of Sir Phtltp
Game, commissioner of police, shows
that the total loss to their get-rlch-qulck
methods wss only M.18S last
year, as compared with $93,730 in
1036.
Phone 543. Well haul away jour
refuse. City Sanitary Service.
1 (
$24.75
a.
EXTRA SPECIAL
Allur Form and
Wear Pruf Slips
The moat perfect fitting slip
ever atrled. Tailored and lar
trimmed. White and tea rose.
Regnlar S3.9J, Harvest Festival
Sale prlre
$1.93
Limit two to a customer
tin
IN THE HEART Or THE CITY
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