Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, May 02, 1914, SECOND EDITION, Page PAGE SIX, Image 6

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SATURDAY.
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"MAY 2, inn
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1WING
PAPER FOR MEAT
Milliliter Ncdd of llio I'liion Meat
comiiiny wu hound over to tim
jtinnd jury in .liwliro Taylor- court
tliirt ihoniiiij; lo nnxwer n ohnrj:o of
violulinir tin fliort-WL'inliI law by
iiiflniliii.' one pound nml -.even ounces
of Miipiiip mwr in the. noijilit of an
order of linooii.
Thi moat roinpany with represented
liy Attorney V. I. Vnwter. ami the
'no will in all prolinliilit) he ear
i inl to the MintTtuo emrt, whole the
law will he tes-tod.
LOCAL JAPS AID.
A
l,4ll.tl.t'l
At the 'Churches
Fit st Baptist, Talent
Re. W. T. I). MaoCullouj:!!, !. A.
Mtirnini worship, 11 a. in: eveninu.
7:110. Stransn'rs welcome lo all her
vices.
.)tipitncc of Med fori unl the
Itogue Kiier nln are n pending
their cash with the fred of a
month nj:n. Instead the eoi.. mncr
ly (li'xotttt to hillianl-, pool, their
chief form of ainu-ement. ami iee
ei earn tt beinc -cat to relievo vic
tims of n recent devii-lntinj: xoleano
in their home lanil. Kvcry dime they
can rake and scrape above actual liv
in" expenses is hein sent acro" the
Pacific to buy rice and clothe for
the stricken count r men.
The tightening of wallet -trim:, of
the little brown men wa- noticed by
local merchants, who thought -tune
kind of a boycott wa. on, for the Mi
kado's subjects nre willing and easy
spenders. An investigation develop
ed the fifty Japanese in this city
were responding to charity and stick
ing together like the Dutch.
Church ot God Mission
IKi North Front sheet. Sunday
school. It) a. in.; preaching service,
11 a. m. Welcome to all. N'o meet
ing at night.
Zion Lutheran
Services at Zion Lutheran, ."ilii W.
Punt th street, will be conducted in
(icmtnn and Kugli-h at 11 a. in.;
Milile school, 111 a. in. J" exenini!.
worship. Come and worship.
Free Methodist
Comer Tenth and Ivy streel. Sun
dav school. 10 a. uu preaching, 11
a. in.; ptvacinug,' :.l(l p. m.; midweek
praxcr meeting, Thiirdu.v, S p. in.
A cordial welcome is extended to all.
I. K. Mradley, pator.
COMPLETE BULLIS
TROLLEY TO RESERVOIR
The extension of the Mullis -treet
car line to the city re-ervoir is ex
pected to be completed by May l.,
the principal work to be completed
being the stringing of the wires. C.
(1. Mullis said that he expected the
work to be completed so the car
would rim over the new line a week
from bunday, but did not care to
make a definite ntatement to this ef
fect. The Mullis operation at the Ster
ling mine will be under way when
the pic line i completed. Difficulty
was experienced in getting workers
to rivet the piR two crews fmni
Portland being brought down for the.
work.
Christian Church
Sunday school at U:l. a. m.; morn
ing service at 11 o'clock. Nov. M.
Mrownrigg will pieach in the morn
ing. Splendid music has been pic
pared for the moiuiug -en ice. No
sen ico in the owning. Prayer meet
ing Thursday evening.
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Sunday services at 11 n. in., sub
ject. "hverhiMiug Punishment; Wed
nesday owning testimonial meeting
tit 8 o'clock. All ate cordinllv invit
ed. Sunday school at lit o'clock. All
under the age of 'JO ore welcome.
Mending room in church edifice, -1-North
Oaldule avenue, is open from
1 ::H) to I iW daily, exeept Sunda'ys
and holidavs.
ning, S xi'eloek. Excellent iihimo by
vested choiSis choir under Ihe direes
tiou of P. C. lMincads, Special fea
tures for Sunduv as follews:
"For (lod So Loved the World"
(Steiiterl; "Lovely Appear" (Uon-
mnlK
Jacksonville Presbyterian
.Moiuiug wMhip with senaoa at II
o'clock, Mibjeel, "(lods tjiiicl Work."
Solo by Mrs, Heibeit llauiia, Ken
lug worship with sermon tit 8 oelook.
Subject, "The Four New York linn
men, or A Study of Crime." Special
music. Sunday school tit 10 o'clock.
It i especially desired that all the
little folks come, as there N lo he a
special department orgiuilred for
them, Y. P. S. C. K. ul ":15 p. in.-,
mid-week nloetiiig at S o'clock WiiL
ncsday; ladies' auxiliary will meet at
-:'10 i. m. on Tlmi'sday afternoon (u
the lecture room of the church. A
full attendance desired. Paul S.
Mamlx. M. I)., minister.
.iV-t
Vlldicy for coroner on tho ronubHcnti
ticket.
(l'nld Adv.)
POK SIIKttlPF.
A, W. Walker ot Modtord, mi
iiouncea his cnndldacy for tho ro
ntttillcAU nomination in hurlft nt tho
nrlmnrlca May 15,
(l'nld Adr.)
J. F. lltttsou. chief of poller, ot
Medford, tin no u tires liltt cnndldncy
for tho democratic noiuliiatlou for
herltf of Jackson county nt tho nrl
mnrtes May IS.
(i'nld Adv.)
St. Mark's Episcopal
The bi-hop of the diocese will be
present at both the services on Sun
day and will preach mid administer
the sacrament of confirmation nt the
11 o'clock service. The service will
be 8 a. m.; holy communion. 10 n.
in.; Sutidi'v school, 11 . in. Holy
hucharist and confirmation. Win. M.
Hamilton, vicar.
First Baptist
Kev. K. W. MneCullougli. Ph. I).,
pastor. Pastor's fir-t anniversary
sermon, "The Ministry of the Times,"
morning worship, ll u. m.; evening
worship, 8 p. m.; evening lecture,
"Marriage." A studv of the Ter
ncve decree, mid David ('oldtein'H
book, "Nation of Father's Children.'1
Miblc school, !IH,-. IV. C. Alloway,
Mipcrintcndent : M. Y. P. I'.' at 7.
Strangers welcome to all service-.
Oakdale Avenue Methodist
Sunday school at 10 a. tit. ; preach
ing. 11 a. m., by !'cv. K. T. Coner,
ami ut 8 p. in. by Kev. C. K. Kirk.
The jmtor will o to Williams creek
to preach and hold a business meet
ing for Kev. 0. W. Householder.
Praxcr meeting and Miblc study
Thurday evening at 8 o'clock. Come
to these service ami helii us bv vour
presence. Stranger nro welcome.
II. M. Mrauham, pu-lor.
Methodist Episcopal
Corner of Murllctt and Fourth
streets, K. Olin Fldridge, pastor. Ser
vices bunday u fullewn: Preaching.
11 a. in. and S p. in.; subjects; Morn-,
ing, "Transformation''; evening. "A
Sandy Foundation." Sunduv school.
including clas.es for men, women
and vomig Indie-. l):l.i it. in.: Junior
wu lined up wjth accustomed vim so jloag no. il p. in.; Ivp worth league, (l;J."i
fur.lhia jeusoiu I p. m.; prayer meeting, Thtirbdny-eve-
MEDFORD TO PLAY
Gold Hill mid Medford will play at
Ihe ball park tomorrow afternoon in
the second game of the ncries in the
Mogtie Miver valley league. Leh will
pitch for Medford and will he caught
by Murphy. The teams are rounding
into shape fast, and the hot weather
has limbered up the tiiii-clcs of the
utilities, mid a good game is the -
surancu to local Inns who haw not
Jacksonville Methodist
Pioneer Methodist KpjscoHil
church. Jnrksonxille, Kev. A. S.
Jenkins, pastor. Sunduv school nt
10 a. in.; sermon, 11 a. m., subject,
"The White Life": r'pworth league.
7:1.! p. in., all .ouiig jn-oplc are urg
ed to be present; senium at 8 p. in,
subject, "JmiciuI I nrcst. Its i au-c
and Cure." Arc ou interested in
the social conditions of the times f It
will pay uiii to hear this. Kemembcr
the date, Sunday, May 'I, 8 p. hi.
Midweek prayer meeting Thursday
evening. 8 o'clock. Kwrjbody wel
come to these son ices. Special mu
sic .olo at 11 o'clock. "Lite's Itail
wny." K cuing, cv. Jenkins will
sing the "Med Light" as it solo.
Presbyterian
Preaching at 11 n. in. by .the pas
tor. W. F. Shields, subject. "The
Seed by the Wayside": prcuchiiig ut
S p. nu, subject, "See Thou lo That":
anthem, "I'm Hut a Stronger Here"
iMiirston): duet, "Teach Me to
I'rav" (Jewell) ; Sunday school, 10
a. ut.: primary Sunday school, 10 a.
in.; kindergarten. 11 a. in. Pare.uts
are invited to place their children in
the kindergarten while they attend
church. None nre allowed in the,
kindergarten except the ones in
charge and the children. Children do
much better when ilia parents are not
present. Prayer meeting at 8 p. m.
Thursday. Next Sunday, May 10. is
Mothers' day. Seeial program and
music.
I wish lo announce tujf candidacy
for tho republican nomination n
(herltf at tho prlmnrlo May 15th.
A. tC. KAKIIAHT.
((l'nld Adv.)
I am not connected
bank, All lintikn will
nllko, with no Rnoclnl fnvom.
FUKD L COLVU1.
with any
ho treated
I nut n cnudldnto for tho rciutull
can nomination for county trcnmiror
nt tho primary to bo hold May Kith.
It nominated nml elected 1 will glvo
tho offleo my pernounl attention, mid
perform tho dull en pertnlnliiK thereto
according lo law, as I Itavo dotto dur
ing tho pnt.
JAS, M. CMONKMlLLl'lt.
(l'nld Adv.)
t hereby nnnouneo my cnndld.icj
for the democratic nomination .
sheriff at tho primaries .May intli.
J. T. St'.MMl'lUMLLK.
(l'nld Adv.)
1 hereto nnnoiitire nosolf nn nn
Independent cnndldnlo for tho office
of sheriff of Jackson county.
J O. (Sl'lUvl.N'd.
(Paid Adv.)
SINtil.l'lt l(Ht SIIKItll'l'.
In accepting tho appointment sue
ceedlng my brother for bin unoxplred
term as sheriff, I did o for Ihe bono
fit of hi widow nml family. Tho of
fice has bnd an lament mid efficient
administration.
COUNTY CI.KMK.
I hereby nnnouneo inisotf im cnu
dldnto for tho republican nomination
ns county elerte subject to tho will
of tho voters nt tho primary iionil
nnt lug election to bo held Friday.
.May ir, t'.'U. In nnnouiicliii; my
cnndldncy 1 do so knowing Hint
should I bo rciiouilnnted and re
elected I will continue, n good IiiirI
ness.llko a ml econoiulcnl ndmluUlrn.
tlou.
0. A. UAUDNICM.
With tho saitiii olijcrts nud pur
poses In view I hereby announco my
self ns n candidate for thu repiibllcnn
nomination nt tho primaries Mny
ir. inn.
W. II. SINOLUIl.
(Paid Adv.)
VOH STATU HKNATOIt
IL Yon der Mellon, of Wellon. In-
ciimbont, nnnotiiices Ills cnndldacy
for tho repiibllcnn nomination ns
state senator from Jackson county.
(Paid Adv.)
HMt (-O.M.MISSK)NMM
t nm a rnudldato for tho republi
can nomination for county commis
sioner nt the primary to bo held Mny
15th. 1911. If elected I plndgfl my.
self to stand for nu economical bust
iicHslllm administration of county nf.
fairs, economy In comity expendi
tures, a dollar In value for every dol
lar expended by tho county, lower
tnxes, hiicIi development and progress
only ns are consistent with the times.
KIIANIC It. MADDUN.
(l'nld Adv.)
S 1 A xv
THEATRE
TODAY
IT Theatre
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOH COnONER.
W. W. Usshcr announcca bis can.
I'OK COUNTY TUIltKUItr.M.
I hereby announco mysolf nn n
candldnto for tho offleo ot county
treasurer, on tho republican ticket,
to' bo voted on nt tho coming primary
election on Mny tho tstti, 1911.
I hnvo always delivered tho Roods
and will do so acnln it olectod.
I guarantee:
1. To account strictly for all
money.
3. To perform th duties of tho
office according to law.
IT THEATRE
SUNDAY, MAY 3
A Story of Hearts and Souls, in Five 'arts
HELEN GARDNER
IN
''PIECES OF SILVER"
Arlmissinn fin nnri 1flr.
ii T'TT
Queen Esther
OPERATIC RENDITION
Auspices Greater Medford Club
PAGE THEATRE
Monday and Tuesday, May 11th and 12th
(icoL'gc Tit'oiiard Howes, Diivctoi'
A .splendidly vivid presentation of the dramatic .story
of Queen Father," beautifully costumed and acted.
Two adult choruses of .Jews and Persians and a large
children's chorus for the flower seune.
Admission, 50c, 75c, $1.00
Mutual .Moilci, Pally Clianuo
Miilliicc. U.l.Ti p. in, I'chIiik 7.1.1 p.Ht,
tim; mist TUttsntr."
.V tltrco reel "American" western
melodrama; thrilling Ctlpplo Creek
ni) story of frontier dn)s.
"A I'liM .IOIINNII!"
Keystone cumcily.
C'omliiR Sunday,
Helen l.'anlncr. In "I'lcicn of Siller"
A . reel special
nt "i nud I Or admission
JACK LONDON
Presents his must. Ilirilllng and ipdo
taeular story of Ihe sea,
The Sea-Wol;
In Seven Keel
A stupendous produi'fioii, leplelo with
thrilling situations, big Mceiien teoiu
ing with (he atuiusphero of the ocean,
a largo and capable east, perfect pho
tography anil produced under the m
soual direeiiou of .laelc London.
Abrams & Budnick
Vaudeville Knterlaiuers of lenl .Merit.
Matineo 2:15, Evening 7:15. Admission 10c.
One Jolly Week
MERCHANTS'
CARNIVAL
KKVI'N NIC I ITS
ISIS
Theatre
Photoplays Friday-Saturday
IHE ADVENTURES OF KATHLYN
NO. 6
99
,XHE tfOPI RAIDERS, Indian Story
UNVEILING THE MAINE MONUMENT, Topical
iJCDY, THE ACTOR," No. 4 of Andy Series
PACE THEATRE
0Tr; NKiflT ONLY, IONDAY, .NFAV A
Walter fl. Newman Presents
TlUi ASTOUXDINCJ W1I1TI0 SLAVIO DUAMA
Thei Traffic
IJy liaehael Marshall and Oliver Uialey.
AVith Uuth Vernon, (Jrant liaymond Xye, Kthelyn
dal iMe.Mullen and an lOxeellent Cast,
A piny written by a woman about a woman, for wom
en and for every man who respects or cherishes
womanhood. The play that is sweeping through the
country like wildfire.
Record Runs: Seattle 6 Weeks, Los Angeles 8 Weeks,
San Francisco 7 Weeks, Chicago 27 Weeks.
Two days' Sale. .Mail Orders lahcii care of.
PltK'KK First Floor, II rows, $1.00; 7 rows, 1.
JJalcony, I row $1, ,'J rows 7.0c, ! rows fiOc, fl roww, liflc.
Seat sale htarlH Sunduv Morning at !' oVIoch
Phono IIH
STARTING
Sunday, May 3rd
CLAM AN a HOWL AND
WESTERN
AMUSEMENT CO.
with Tii.i:.ti:i) i'kei'm:
in eiavs that im.i:.si:
M,U STANO.Mtl) I'l-AVS
nii''i-'i-:iii:.vr eiav km'h nkhit
PAG E!ChanftnayWitefly
THEATRE
WEEKLY PROGRAM, IJEGIN
NING SUNDAY, MAY 3
niir
SI'NOAV
ur miti .Mrii'liniiis' TliLct nml -.le
Tim I'lny Will Itu
"Tih: Tiiiivi-"
A Tlireo'Atl .Sotloty Drnmn
lllr
TMMSOAV
, nr nun Mi'itIiiiiiiii TIi Uvi nml l!.1t
eosrriVKiA" Tin: o.iv comi'anv
I'laVINt' STANDAMO I'l.AVH
AT I'OIMUAlt I'HIOKS
ISI.IIO Show f(.r 'J.V ii.i .Mi-KJiiiiilh'
'I'lrKft
Tlilu la onu nf thu lnt Itimurtolru
CoiiipunlfH nn llio Count.
Tliuy tarry Hpcclal nconory nn I
Imvi) idnycd to nioro ndinlHlunn the
iiist yuiir Hi ii n uny cllur cumiiuny In
llio Sluiu at C'illfonilii.
ItOt'l.'HTANO I'AII) Foil"
A lot of Kood Cnmmly In Four AcU
WFONI-SOAV
i'iic, nr one .McicIiiiiiIm' TliUi'l mid l!.1u
'iii:vi:Hi(V of ohafstahk'
From (Ico. 11, MiCiiU'Iiihiii'ii roinun
Ho iinvol nt tlmt nuiiiu, Spuclal rcuii
Doom op. n ii 7 JD, Cnrtnln S HO,
Hi itvciI in-iitn win liiid nt ttin
thriller Imix (iHIro i rr nfiornuon for
tho tivLMiliiK iirforiiriiuo
!iy fur tlilx play.
TlllMtSKAV
nili', in nm .Mrirlmnlk'Tltl,rt nml ii'c
"Tin: .maiiiiiaei: of kittv
A IiIkIi cIiihh four uul comudy.
rfflBnr " I'm
FIUD.W
lllr, or mm Men limit' Ticket unil ll.lo
"HAST l.V.VNK"
A ) ell known I'onr-Ait Drama
I'rlco of ailinlmiloii, any nlKlit, 50c,
without .MurcliaiitK' tlckul,
Onu .Murclinnl ' ticket ami 25c u-
cnrmi riiHorvcd uut, any iiIkIiI.
100 frco t.tiHn (In top of Imlrony)
each nlKht lo eu'li lioldur of n .Mor-
liautM til kut,
FIIIST COMI. FIIIKT HI'IIVI'I'
To Ht-fiiirn u frim nout yon immt m
onu of tim firm ono hiiiiilruil to untor,
Thfxu luatg cutiiiot ho rotorvoil,
Ak your iimrchMiit for n frtio
lltlivt wild tmli ne I'lrclimu,
SATFIIDAV, .MATIN UK
'my hush amf.iiioa'n (;oL'SIN"
A I'oiir-Att Comudy
HA'I lUIOAV NIOIIT
."lie, or mm Mriilmnlfi' Ticket mid r,v.
"wut'.s wi wfiii: ur1
A Foiir-ArJ Comedy
HUNHAV
."50c, or onu Mi'Mliuiiik'Titkul mimI iiic
"f'AMM.Id'"
A I'lny In FlVtf Ail
.Mil. VAIi HOWI.WH
Who I tho I.eadhiK Mini wllli
OI.A.MAN .V IIOWIiAN'O WIISTFIIN'
A.MISII.MIJNTtO.MI'A.NV
This coiiiimny hum plnyod In nvnry
town In ('nliroriiiii oiiihIiIo llio cllloi
llio juiHl ciir, nml (oiiki.i hiKhly roc
oinmcnilDil. Thny do not rouio uh a
$1.50 hIiow, hut claim to luivo llio
1'i'Ht iiopiilur iirlcml hIiow on tho
Count, ..
lUt of morchiiiilH who will nlvn
)on ii ticket with ouch 'J5o inrcliane:
M. .M. l)i)iiirlinoiit Hloro, Went &
Whlli'iiiiin, llrown k Hull, Krnnoiny
Alarkel, NUIioIh K- Ahiolo, Miirih Sr.
Iloniiiilt, Tho ToKKiiry. (J. M. Kldd &
Co., .Mcdforil Honk Kloro llinklim'
DniK Hloio, CIikh. ,. Schloffolln,
John (!. .Mann, Model CIoIIiIiik Co,,
M W. NViiuiior. IIiiihiiIiio & I.liiilloy,
Wiiriior, Worliiiiin & (lorn, II. K. (i.
CutU lllorn, l. M. Aliruni Co.,
Ilnicliltoii a ,iimilim, II, 0, llolillnif,
J. II OliiiHimnI, iioyul llukory. Ilui
1'ionl 5-10 fir Kloio, Jluillnli for
Doilv, I) Mi'Hrldu & IU), Holiiiu
k Ji'iuun, Hclimlill'i (loud Uhooi,