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MEDFORD MALL TRIBUTE, MEDFORD, OREGON, MONDAY. APRIL 25. 1010.
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REVIVAL OPENS UNDER
AUSPICIOUS CIRCUMSTANCES
Rev. W. F. Shields, in a Few Well-Chosen Remarks, Introduces Dr.
French E. Oilivsr te a Large Audience Yesterday Horning.
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NOTES AND STATISTICS. '
"" Choir averaged, voices. ' 300
Attendance in morning v 1500
Attendance in evening 2500
Total attendance for day 4000
Requests for prayer CO
Conversions to date 4
Dr. Oliver's subject Monday evening will be "Prayer."
Professor W. It. Oliver, brother of Dr. Oliver, in company
with his wift, arrived in iledford Saturday from Texas.
The choir was pronounced by Dr. Oliver "the best oyer heard
in Southern Oregon." ,k . ..; n.
Professor Maltbie is a grea tchoir leader. The choir num
bered almost 300 voices last night.
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WANTED Men wanted for handling
lumber. Apply Big Pines Lumber
Co. 31
WANTED Will make it to the in
terest of a lady going east about
May 3 to communicate with Mrs.
Dora A. Warren, 1209 West Main
street. 30
FOR RENT Furnished hoiiso. 6
rooms; toard taker, for rent. 140 X.
Grape street.
FOH SALE House and lot, closo in.
Inquire of Mrs. Ada Wolz, Mcdford,
Or. 36
WANTED Men with teams foe haul
ing lumber. Apply Big Pines Lum
ber Co.
The big tabernacln at North
Uartlett near Jackson street, was
emfortably filled for the opening of
Ike evangelistic campaign yesterday
morning when Rev. Shields stepped
os the platform and in a few brief
Temarks called attention to the aus
pieioua circumstances which attend
ed the opening of the meetings. The
almost perfect day, the large at
tendance, the enthusiasm with which
all churches had fallen in line, form
ing a sold, unbreakable chain that
-was sure to hold throughout the ser
vices. Dr. Oliver came before his hear
ers, the picture of health and
strength.
Dr. Oliver preached on "Prayer"
and greatly impressed his audience
with bis many vivid illustrations. He
showed conclusively that prayer was
shown in the fields of grain and corn
the flowers and grass on the hot
summer day, when every leaf, petal
or blade seemed to bow its head and
send up u mute appeal to the clouds
for rain. And when the storm broke
and the rain fell it was an answer to
that prayer and the effect was nl
most instantly noticed as each flow
er and blade of grass and stalk of
grain or corn lifted its head and the
raindrops glistened liko diamonds us
the sun again kissed the fields of
flowers, etc.
He spoke of prayer as tho wireless
message. His text-was as follows
"The prayer of the righteous man
availeth much." As the wireless
message must be sent in a certain
strata of atmosphero, so must the
prayer be sent. A person must get
en a level with God in order to ex
pect his or her prayer to reach Qod
When a man says that prayer in
sot effectual, Dr. Oliver says: "I im
mediately begin to look down for the
little cuss that is spoakmg, and in
variably I find that the life is low
and mean, noto on a level with God-
hence tho prayers don't reach God."
Dr, Oliver preached a very forc
ible sermon in the morning, being re
plete with illustrations, which proved
that everything in this world prayed
in some form; that the prayers of
man and beast and nil nature were
answered many times by man him-
Di, QHvsr's sermon in the evening
was splendid and over 2500 people
listened in almost breathless silence
for over an hour and a quarter. The
music and singing was tho finest
ever heard in a revival in this part
of the county, say old residents. You
will enjoy attending these meetings.
Dr. Oliver promises red-hot fire
the unmasking of sin in all forms.
OLIVER'S LONG REACH.
A Sketch by Professor Chas. M. Al
exander, of the Tc-rrey & Alex
ander Evangelistic Combination.
This country knows and loves a
man. Every inch of Evangelist
French E. Oliver can truly be la
beled man. After that he is a
preacher. A great towering frame,
straight up, broad at the shoulders,
is crowned with a sure-enough head.
His face is swarthy and tremendu
ously earnest. A great mop of
straight, crow-black hair ends the
picture six feet four inches from the
ground. We cannot give you all
about the man. He is interesting
from the first. On tho street people
turn for a second look. They do it
as naturally as they breathe. His
big form is an inspiration wherever
bo is. A steady eye is a good thing
to have Oliver has two, and they
are gray. The memory mark, full
forehead over and between the eyes,
is the strongest point in bis face.
Firmness is written in his tiger jaws.
His voice is reaching and has trum
pet timbre. Pathos easily takes the
first place in Oliver's make-up. Yet
a note of victory colors all bo does
and says. His weapon is the sword
of the Spirit and he grasps it with
the hand of a master. He summons
to his command the passions of the
human heart, the sentiments that
sway tho soul, the actions and char
actcrs about him, and in vivid, or
iginal style does his work splendid
work. He drags boforo his hearers
the slimy hypocrite, tears from his
heart bis secret crimes and exposes
his accursed villainy to tho gaze of
nil. Ho is terrific at tunes. To seel
him pull up that Lincoln form and
ranse that joist-like arm full length
for a charge looks liko battle, Ol
iver is a very big man every way,
big body, big bead, big soul, big
WANTED Men with teams for haul
ing lumber. Apply Big Pines Lum
ber Co.
LOST Strayo.., small red cow; no
horns. Returz to Eastman, P. & E.
Junction. Reward. 32
WANTED A porter. Call at tho
Smoke House, Farmers & Fruit
growers' bapk bldg.
WANTED Hiding cultivator; mutt
bo in good condition. Dick BUnger,
Lake Creek, Or. 36
FOR SALE Three first-class saddlo
horses. Write J. S. Vilas or call at
Vilas orchard. 3G
heart, big ways. Little thoughts
grow big in his atmosphero. His
high position in revival work has
not been easily gained. Every step
of the way has been a fight, but the
fight has doveloped n well -equipped
soldier. The power back of all this
ihsis lifo of prayer and study of the
Bible. I have never seen his knees,
but belicvo an examination would
show wear. The word failure is
eliminated from his dictionary.
When towns secure him for work it
is a serious business something is
sure to happen. Thousands of souls
have been touched and won to God
through his efforts. All good men
and women who know him instinct
ively turn to him as a great leader.
He has a long reach and may God
give him many years to ubo it.
HAGUE CASE WILL
GO 10 JURY T0NI6HT
Josephine County Murder Case Will
Probably Be Finished TodayHas
Been Fought Hard on Both Sides.
AMERICAN GIRL
ULLEDJIUPLES
Body Is Washed Ashore by Waters
of Bay Motive for Crime Said to
Be More Sinister Than That of
Robbery.
TAGGERT AFTER
JOB IN SENATE
NAPLES, Ital, April 25. Tho
police aro convinced that Miss Estclle
Reld, the American girl whoso half
dressed body was washed asboro in
tho bay of Naples yestorday, was tho
victim of a desperado, who attacked
her whllo she was walking In tho
country alone.
Tho fact thht a gold chain about
her neck and her body was marked
leads to tho belief that tho motlvo
tor her death was more sinister than
robbery.
Tho girl, who was about 20 years
of age, was a guest nt tho Hotel Cas
tolla, Tho managomont of the hos
tolry knows little about her.
She came to Naples from Ger
many, where she had been traveling
during tho winter, It has been learned.
CHICAGO, III., April 23. Mrs.
John Blair, the wife of John Blair,
an actor, was prostrated today when
sho heard of the murder in Naples of
n girl she bolleres Is hor sister, Miss
Estelle Reld.
When sho wa Informed of tho Eu
ropean dispatches Mrs. Blair went
Into hysterics. Sho was tnkon to hor
apartments and physicians wero call
ed to qulot her.
V" HI I L
Democratic National Committeeman
Formally Announces His Candi
dacy Much Surprise at the An-
nounccment.
INDLYNAPOLIS, Ind., April 25.-
Thomas Taggart, Democratic na
tional committeeman, has formally
announced his candidacy for tho
Democratic nomination for tho Unit
ed States senate. After a silence
which caused various political con
jeetures, Taggart inado his nn
nouncetnent at French Lick. "I will
bo a candidnto for tho Democratic
nomination for United Stntes senate
nndor any circumstances," ho said
"In tho ovent that the coming Btnte
convention decides to tnko tho mat
ter up and makes tho nomination, I
will go boforo tho convention as an
nspircnt for the nomination. In the
event the convention leaves tho mat
ter to the noxt legislature I will bo
a candidato for tho honor then."
Local Democrats attach much sig
nifiennco to Tnggnrt's announce
ment. Taggart men assort that Tng
gart has assured himself that ho will
provent stato delegates from adopt
ing tho senatorial selection plan
which is being formulated.
Notice.
C. D. Miller has sold tho Louvre
Cafe to A. C. Burgoss and will pay
B. F. Mulkey, district attorney,
left this morning for Gran's Pass to
resume the trial of tho Mngulre mur
der case.
"Tho case has been a hard ono,"
Bald Mr. Mulkey, "and has taken
longer than was anticipated by cither
side. Tho case has been strenuously
fought from start to finish and I am
In hopes that we can get it to tho Jury
this evening, and tho jury, In my
opinion, will not bo long at arriving
at a verdict."
Hasldne for Health.
100 Acres
$15,000
RIDICULOUSLY LOW PRICE FOR A 100
ACRE TRACT, ONE-THIRD OF WHICH IS
IN BEARING- APPLES.
A sacrifice price is made for good reasons.
Present owner traded for this, has never seen it
and wishes to convert into money quick. Tho
crop this year will nearly half pay for tho place.
A beauty spot. Good red kam; clay subsoil.
GRANT &STAPLES
HOTEL OREGON BUILDING
ASHLAND. OREGON
all accounts u to April 23, and will
collect nil outstanding accounts to
this dato. C. D. MILLEH.
KLKCTIO.V TO VOTK OX IIO.VDH TO
provide .Mom: room roitoim
schools to in: iu:u tomor
row afternoon at the
man school nnLin.Na.
Tho attention of all logal voters of
school district No. 40, Including the
City of Medfd'rd, Is called to tho soc
ietal school meeting to bo held Tues
day, April 2Cth, at 1 o'clock p. tn
at tho high school building on IJart
lott street, tor fho purpoie of voting
on tho question of contracting a
bonded debt for tho purpose of erect
ing an annex to tho Washington
Khnol and Installing a heating plant
therein, nnd tor the erection of an
L'aMt 8ldo ward school building.
Thcso improvements nro nocosiiary
to rollovn tho proiiotit over-crowded
condition of our nchoola and to pro
vide more comfortable?, rnnltnry and
afer accommodation thnn wo now
huvo for Homo of the schools, and to
provide room for tho aciommodatlon
of tho rnpldly Increasing school pop
ulation of tho city and cbcol dlntrlct.
It U for this purpose that tho ipoclAl
meeting Is called, nnd tho school
board- urges tho attondanco of all
legal votoni lo giro their oxprcaalon
on this niost Important question.
Remember that tho meeting Is call
ed for 1 o'clock p. m In tho high
school building, and tho polU will bo
open until A o'clock p, m. This nc
tlco Is given by
THE SCHOOL DOARD.
DON'T
FORGET
atiirday, July 6
Hosiery
We are closing out several lines of Hosiery hero at
just about half price. ,
1 5c a pair
15 dozen boys' and misses'
seamless fast black Hose,
tho best 15c value in tho
city; hero tomorrow in
sizes 7, VA 8, 8M, choice,
15c PAIR.
lOc a pair
20 dozen mon's 25c and 35c
values in fancy Socks;
black with fancy embroi
dered stripes, etc.; light
ground with fancy embroi
dery; closing out price,
100 PAIR.
Just In
A now line o$ plain white, gold band and fancy dec
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