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The wintei social season is io ho
appropriately utliuivtl in on next
WedncKduy evening when tlio offic
ers mid inembeis of the .Seventh
t'ODipany give it reueption nud bull
to Governor and Mrs. Withyeombc
mid military Muff, who come to
Bedford to dedicate the new arm
ory, which has been constructed for
the Secnth company. Governor
Withycombo and stuff me en route
to the l'nnimm-Pacific exposition in
their official capacity to represent
the state on Oregon day at the fair.
The party will arrive on Wednesday
morning ind at 1 :I10 p. m. the gov
ernor will d'liver an address at the
armory, to which all are united. It
is expected that the governor will
dismiss military preparedness and his
nttitudc on this present live issue.
Thu welcome address will ho deliver-"Td-by
W. II. Gore, who will also dis
cuss the military questions now be
fore the country.
lion. It. F. Mulkey will be heard for
the last time befoie a Med ford aud
ience, as he will soon remove to Port
laud to reside. The dedication exer
cises will be interspersed with music
ami other features appropriate to the
occasion.
In the evening will bo held the re
ception and military ball, to which
all nro also iinitcd. Tho reception
will begin at 8 o'clock and continue
until 1), when the ball will begin. Gov
ernor and .Airs. Withyeombu will lead
tin. grand march.
The patronesses who will bo in tho
leeching lino will be Mrs. Colonel If.
11. Sargent, Mrs. Captain A. .1. Vance,
Mrs. J. V. Mtuidy, Mrs. Mnhlon Pur
din. Mrs. William lludgc, Mrs. S. S.
Smith, Mrs. W. II. Gore, Mrs. Gas
Xewburv, Mrs. Hert Anderson, Mrs.
II. A. Thierolf, .Aim. It. W. Huh!, Mrs.
C. E. Gates, Mrs. J. C. Mann and
Mw. A. K. Heames.
Tho reception committee for the re
ception and ball Ms tho iollow'thj?:
Colonel II. II. Sargent, Colonel V. V.
Modynski, Captain A. J. Vance, First
Lieutenant Khuer Ko-u. Second Lieu
tenant Ilolbcrt Deuel, W. II. Gore,
Judge. Mahlou Piiidin, ltcrt Anderson,
S. S. Smith, John C. Mann, William
Tludge, (Ins Xewburv, It. W. liiihl, C.
K. Gates and A. K. Heames.
The ball room has been appropri
ately decorated and special miisio 1ms
been secured for the occasion.
Tho club rooms will be thrown open
for the pleasure of the guests, and
the members of the company will act
as hosts and will explain tho uso of
the technical instruments used in
coast aitillery practice. It is expect
ed that tho spacious looms will bo
taxed to accommodate the cry lnr.fi'
crowd that will nllond. The cntiie
First company of Ashland will attend
the reception and ball ami many
prominent residents of southern Ore
gon have sent word that they will
cuiiio to iu'ct the governor and party.
In spite of tho threatening wenther,
ji largo audience was pie-cnt Friday
afternoon at tho Itooseclt Parent
Teacher' meeting. Musical selections
bv tho children, showing tho work in
sight reading under Mrs. Galligar's
able tutelage and a piano duct by
Mi Vroman and .Mrs. Van Seoyoo
comprised the fint part of a very in
teiesting program. Mr. Canode pre
sented a splendid paper on "Tin
Value of Itythm in Kducatiou," fol
lowed by a diM'iihMou by Supeiiiitcu
dent Ilillis. Miss Jeffreys read an
interesting nud helpful article on
"Teaching the Child to Ilosect tho
Nights of Others." Mrs. Stoddard
was present and enlisted tho support
of tho uirclo in the planting of Itos
ton ivy about the building.
Much time was taken up in plnnniilg
for tho Halloween party which in
to be given in tho school building on
the evening of October 21). Thore will
be a lofroshment booth, where oniidy,
doughnuts, oiilor, ootYoo and pump
kin pie can be bought, an ieo orenm
Cone booth, a fortune-telling booth
xind a flub pond. In addition, con
tinuous vaudeville will bo given by tho
ohildruii. A geiionil admission of .')
couto will bo charged.
The Crushes will entertain for
their friend with a dancing party on
Friday, November 3, at tho Nutator
ium. Thin will be their first bocinl
of the sMtou. The wHwnittoe nu ar
roiUHMDMU are: Vernon Vnwter,
TroVe Ltimwl, Chrle M. Eafslikh,
Julu Goodrich, Mcdane C. I). How.
P. IS. Merruk. Mi Kthl Curr nud
JfeV Iuibtirv.
The Girt-' Tlmr-tUt llndge club
Wttb entertained bv Mr. Wnldtm Mid
dle Ht her litrtB,- .it tin- Ki-nwnnil or-
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MEDFORD
The white ribbon special, bearing
the national officers and workers pf
tho W. C. T. V., passed through Mod
ford Monday, the 18th, on their way
to tho annual convention at Snu
Francisco. This train was. allowed a
stop of thirty minutes by special in
quest and arrangements nt the City
Ilcaiitiful, Ashland. At this tinunthc
city of Ashland did itself proud lis
royal entertainers. The Commercial
club and its friends distributed frcclv
to theso workers their famous lithia
water, also grapes, peaches, pours
and apples, such fruits as Asliland
and the entire lloguc lliver valley is
justly proud. While there Miss Anna
Howard, the national president of the
W. C. T. U., was presented with n
basket of beautiful rose, compli
ments of the city. Miss Howard
thanked tho friends for their kindly
interests in the welfnto of the woik-
crs and their glad welcome to their
licniitiful city. Wliilo in Ashland
Miss Anna Howard, Miss Muun, Mrs.
Stevenson and Mrs. Tillinniin nil
briefly addressed the people. After
the train hearing these noble women
had left the city n convention of W.
C. T. U. workers was called at tho
Fiist M. K. church with County Pres
ident Mrs. T. A. Howell presiding. At
noon the Ashland Union, under tho
direction of the locnl president, Mrs.
Molina Ashcraft, served a delicious
chicken dinner to the visitors. At 2
o'clock ninthcr session was called by
President Mrs. Howell, when tho dif
ferent unions gave reports, sugges.
lions, etc. Mrs. Asherofl gave a re
port of tho state convention, which
lecontlv convened at New-berg. Mrs.
Ashcraft was very much enthused
with tho woik and deeply in earnest
when she begged the different unions
to go back to take up their work ...
earnest and do Komotiung that was
worth while. After a rising vote of
thanks to Ashlnud for its royal man
ner of entertainment and the local
union for their gracious hospitality,
we sung 'God Ho With You Till We
Moot Again," with benediction by
Hov. Simmons of Eagle Point.
Tho Pa rent -Teacher circle of the
Lincoln school held its regular meet
ing on Friday afternoon. Miss Hob
inson, our librarian, gave n most
helpful talk on "Hooks Children
Should Head." Among tho many
things of general interest, she said
that the attendants at tho library
would. gladly give help to all mothers
in choosing honks for their children
to rend. That at tho library they hod
lists of books for each grade ai rang
ed in order of their value to tho child,
and parents and teachers were very
welcome to consult these lists That
about November 1 there would be a
set of books here front tho state lib
rary which would contain the best
books to buy for Christinas, and tho
patrons of tho schools and library
wcie urged to use these books freely.
She also stated that the story telling
hour would be resumed on Saturday
morning at JO o'clock and connected
programs would he carried out during
the car.
The next meeting of the circle will
lie held on tho second Friday of No
vember, when reports from tho Cor-
vadis convention will bo nil en.
.Mr. Walter Howue was hostess ai
a bridgo tea Wednesday afternoon at
er home on Summit avenue in honor
of her mother, Mrs, David Howlnud,
mid her sister, Mrs. II. L. Conrad of
I'hiinsfield, N. J. The guests includ
ed Mrs. Lincoln MeConnnck, Mrs.
Hubert Huhl, Mis. Stewart Patterson,
Mrs. Coming Kculey, Mist, Helen Far
well, Mrs. M. Taylor, Mr. A. II. Scud
der, Mrs, George It. Carpenter, Mrs.
W. L. Hollqway, Mrs. Guy" Connor,
Mrs. W. Ficrro, Miss Emolie Fiero,
Mies Cunonter, Dr. Patricia, Mrs.'W.
Sooysmith, Miss Hubbard, Mrs. E. E
Guthrie, Misses Louise and Mnblo
Hurke, Mrs. J. V. neckwith, Mrs. L.
A. Snlndc, Mrs. Hamilton Patton,
Mrs. Frederick Hopkins, Mrs. Pratt
ami .Mrs. a. i. Kennies.
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A my delightful affair of Thins
day was u luncheon given by Mr. A.
It. Ctiuuinhnm, for the pleasure of
Mr.. Walter Harrington of Taeoma
and Miss Francos Ash of Portland.
Covers were laid for ten at the piot
tily npjiointod table which was cen
tered with a bowl of pink lose. The
guests present weie: Mr. Walter
.Harrington, Mi France AUi, Mr.
Jnnns Wold, Mrs. Cknrli. Lclio, Mr
John Wilkinson, Mr. 0. 0. A louder
fer, Mr J. J. Hiictttcr. Mr. K. V
Schmidt, Mr. Arthur Hazeingg uni
Mr. Quienborry.
A mooting or tho Mod ford branch
of the Drama League wilt bo hold at
the Public Library at t o'clock Two
day afternoon. Man Important mat
ten will be brought before the mem
ber! a'nd a lance attendance U do-
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MATL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1915
Tho ladies of St. Mark's Guild will
gtto an old-fashiuued dance nt St.
Mark's hall Moudny evening, Novem
ber 1. Tho ladies are making great
preparations for this event nud in
vitc nil the members of tho guild and
their friends to nttend. The hall
will be beautifully decorated appro
priate for the HnllowcVn season and
many will appear in quaint, old-fashioned
costumes. HcfreshmcntH and
punch will bo served. Mubie by the
Hazelrigg orchestra. Tho following
is tho dance pregram:
Grand march, lancers, waltx, hop
polka, military schottischc, plain
quadrille, Newport, Sicilian circle,
Sallio Waters, wnltis quadrille, heel
and toe polka, Virginia, reel, racquet,
lancers, lmlop, "Home, Sweet Home"
waltz.
"Panama, Iho Gateway," was the
subject for the day at the first regu
lar meeting of tho Wednesday Study
club held nt the library Wednesday
afternoon. Following uu interesting
summnrv of current events bv Mrs. F.
W. Mcars, Mrs. Warner gave iv clear
nud instructive account of the his
tory of Iho building of the canal and
description of its physical features.
Mrs. Steams tcend an interesting ar
ticle on the fortifications, toll nud
international relations, and an inter
tabling paper on tho canal zone was
read by Mrs. Pickcl. "South Amer
ica" is tho topic of study chosen by
the club for the coming year and tho
meetings give promise of being both
instructive and enjoyable.
Mrs. E. F. Schmidt entertained with
a bridge party and luncheon Tuesday
afternoon nt her homo on North Or-
MIDflt clt.nt! P.it llin ..liniLiici. iC liiti.
a!sU,r Mft Wacr , ofTn.
coma. The gucstH included: Mrs. Wal
ter Harrington, Mrs. Jonas Wold, Mrs.
W. F. Qaisenborry, Mrs. Gus New
bury, Mrs. 11. P. Hnrgrave, Mrs. W.
II. McGownn, Miss Helen Dahl, .Mrs.
J. E. Stewart, Mrs. G. L. Schenner
horn, Mrs. John Hnnioburg, Mrs. H.
A. Holmes, Mrs. It. F. Antlci Mrs, C.
M. Kidd, Mrs. O'Hrien, Mrs. W. T.
York, Mrs. Hoy Davis, Mrs. C. W. Ah
ercrombio, Mrs. George Huberts, Mrs.
L.L II. Holmes u.id Mrs. W. C. Cart-
wriglit.
Miss Helen Duhl was hostess to tho
Wcdnesdnv Auction Ilridge club at her
homo on West Tenth street Wednes
day afternoon. At the close of the
afternoon a delicious luncheon was
sorved, tho tnlilo decorations being
suggestive of Hallowe'en. Tho guests
present were: Mrs. W. II. McGownn,
Mis. H. P. Hargravc, Mrs. Jonas
Wold, Mrs. W. F. Qu.senbcrry, Mrs.
John Harnceburg, Mrs. Gus Ncwburv,
Mrs. It. F. Antic, Mrs. G .L. Seher
inerhom, Mrs. J. E. Stewart, Mrs.
Emil Schmidt, Mrs. Walter Harring
ton of Taeoma.
For tho pleasure of Mrs. C. W. Ab
crcroinbin, who leaves soon for her
old home in Kansas, where she will
spend the winter, Mrs. C. II. Drown
entertained with n bridge -parly and
luuchanu Wednesday afternoon at her
ranch homo on tho Eagle Point road.
Tho guests included Mrs. C. W. A ber
et onihie, Mrs, James Dunhip, .Mrs. M.
P. Duulap of lloston, Mrs. Walt of
Stokes, Mrs. Wcldon Diddle, Mrs, Leo
Hoot, Mrs. Gcor-,'0 Hobeits, Mrs. It.
J Co.'iroy.
Mrs. Otilla Nichols and Mi. Tom
Collins entertained at tho former's
home, 101 Almond sticet, with n
shower for Mrs, Helen T. Howe, who
leaves for California in a short time.
A two-course luncheon was served at
T o'clock. The following guests were
present: Mrs. Helen F. Howe, Mr
John Ashpole, Mrs. A. E. Wright, Mrs.
Frank It. Delliugcr, Mrs. C. T. Noe,
Mrs. H. E. Koontz, Mrs. James W.
Shirley, Mrs. G. II. Samuels.
Medford Camp, No. 00, Woodmen
of the Woi Id, hold u very busy session
Wednesday night, Ootolxir 'JO. Dis
tiict Manager D. J. Donkey was pres
ent and outlined n plan of campaign
for tho purpose of nioreming tho
membership, mid same was duly np
piovcd mid accepted by the'enmp. A
banquet will bo held next Wednesday
night, October '27, and a large at.
tendance is expected to be present.
Miss Helen Woik oi Hookford,
III., who has been spending the sum
mer with her iter, .Mrs. Hobort Huhl,
loft Monday evening: for her homo.
Monday uftoninoH Mr. Fred Lowmj
entertained with h tea tor tho plea-
uio of Mi Woik-
Tho I.aoW Aid of the First M. E.
eaunsb will hold tawr ragidur month
ly kumueoMiiHje at tho ohureh next
Wdnoda afternoon at !.' :.10. All
members mid friend .!" invited to
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An Informal reception was given
for tho ladles nt tho Elk's now club
Friday afternoon. Tho following
commttteo wan In chnrge: Geo. T.
Collins, Jonnh Wold, W. S. Ootidy,
Edwnrd Souttcr, 13. A. Welsh, Vernon
II. Vawtcr.
The Klks have set aside tho uso of
tho club rooms ono nfternoon each
week for tho ladles whero cards,
needlework, and other social diver
sions will bo enjoyed during tho win
tor. Those ollglblo to membership
nro wives, daughters, Bisters nud
mothers of tho Elks.
Tho third Tuesday night of each
month has boon sot asldo as social
oventng at tho Elks' club when Infor
mal dancing parties, enrd?, etc., will
bo enjoyed by tho ElkB mid their
Indies.
City Itccordor Elmer Foss mndo a
hurried business trip to Modesto, Cnl,
last week, stopping off at Snn Fran
cisco on his return to vlovv tho fair
and visit frlonds across tho bay.
While, In tho Jowcl City Mr. Foss
met a number of former Medford peo
ple from Los Angeles and Snn Fran
cisco and participated In a sort of
reunion party Including Jet Chcstoy,
Kd Merrill, Den Sholdon, Elmer Foss,
W. Tylor Smith, Mr. nud Mrs. S. Dud
ley Tinker, Mr. and Mrs. Hob Ebel
and Mr. mid Mrs. linl Conrad.
Tho Greater Medford club will not
hold its regular monthly meeting Ifon-
day, October 2.", ns first announced,
but the meeting will bo held the fol
lowing Monday, ns Mrs. Schieffelin,
local delegate la the State Federation
at Salem, will have retained bv that
time nud will give tho club a report
of tho meeting. Tho legislative de
partment will bo addressed by Miss
Towne. Thero will nlso bo musical
numbers on the program mid n largo
attendance is desired.
Mr. and Mrs. Gus Newbury entcr
tnlncd with cards followed by a lun
cheon Frldny evening In honor of
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Aborcromblo and
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lindsay of Cen
tral Point.
Tho guests Included Mr. and Mrs.
Ilnrry Lindsay, Mr. nnd Mrs. C. W.
Aborcromblo, Mr, nnd Mrs, Clins,
Drown, Mr. and Mrs. Walden Diddle,
Mr. and Mrs. Jap Andrews, Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Stokes.
Mrs. J. A. Johnson of Los Angeles,
bureau secretary of tho Home Mis
sionary society, retuniyl to her home
this week nfter a visit with Mrs. II.
A. Canaday and Mrs. M. A. Williams.
Mrs. Johnson was' a delegate to the
missionary convention which was held
in Seattle.
Tho spirit of tho Benson will pre
vail at a Hallowe'en party to bo given
by tho Epvvorth League of tho Meth
odist church next Frldny evening.
This promises to bo a very enjoyable
soclnl nnd all membors and friends
of tho Icaguo nro urged to bo pres
ent. Tho Indies of tho Altar society held
n ten and social afternoon nt Parish
hall Wednesday afternoon with Mrs,
Guy Connor ami Mrs. Sid Drown n
hostess,
Mrs. Porter J. Neff mid Mis. E. It.
Scely left Tuesdny to nttend tho stnte
convention of Parent-Teacher circles
which convenes at Corvnllib from tho
JOIh to 'J 1th of October.
Mr. and Mis. Dcrt Thierolf havo
lcturncd fioin a month's visit with
Mr ThicrolCs patents in Dcloit, Kan.,
mid in several other cities of tho mid
die west.
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The Thursday Nullo Ilridge club
was entertained tit the homo of Mrs,
Frederick C. Page on Siskiyou
Heights Thursday afternoon.
The ladies of the Altar poeiety of
the Catholic ehureli cuteitniued uith
a eanl paity Friday evening at the
Parifli hall.
The ladies of tho Country elub en
tertnined with a ehildren'H luuehiion
at the elubhoiihii Thuixlny nftenioon
with .Mra. Corning Kenley an hohlebb.
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Mn. Steu-ait Patteinu entertained
nt dinner Sunday evening nt her home
on Itoss eouit in honor of Min Helen
Works of Ifoekford, III.
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MYa. Walter Ilowne is enjoying 'i
vi(.it trom her mother, Mrs. David
Itnwlnnd, and ninter, JIr, Conrnd, of
Plninsfield, X. .1.
JnmcH Dunliip nnd family tire on-
joying u visit lroin .Mr. Dnulnp'ti
mother, Mix. M. P. Dunlnp of Uo!tou.
Mih Kiuucot. Adh of Potlland
the puftst of her sist or, .Mrw. Chnrlu
I.ebo, of Wott Juukon Htieot.
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Tho IuiIIm of tho Colony club mot
at tho olub rooms Friday afternoon
atid the Hod Crosit society.
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Mr j. Wm Stlno left today for Cor
vailii where he will spend novoral
weeka vUltlng rulattve.
With Medford Tno u Medford Mad
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Monday We Open Our
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CHANDISE. Odd lots taken from the regular stock-broken lines nnd
merchandise bought special for this square. Not what it is worth or
what it cost-just a matter of iclcaring the shelves of short lengths or end-of-thc-scason
materials.
WATCH THE BARGAIN SQUARE
Everything For Less
Sec window displays ineast windows for MONDAY-opening prices of
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Special Matinee at the Star Theatre
Wednesday, Nov. 3rd
Showing in moving pictures how corsets arc fitted on living models.
Combined with the
intcrestingstory "How
these pictures.
We issue complementary tickets to this matinee-free for the asking.
Make your arrangements for this afternoon matinee. It will be ins truct
ivc as well as entertaining. Ask for ticket at the Corset Department.
FOR LADIES ONLY
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At the Churches
ICplseopnl
8 n. in. Holy Comuiiinlon.
10 n. in, Sunday School.
11 a, in. Morning I'rajcr.
7:30 p. in. Kvenlng Prayer.
W.M. U, HAMILTON', Vicar.
Catholic Cliuicli
(South Oakdale Avenue)
Tlrst Mnsn Sunday nt 8:00 n, m.
Second Mann at 10:30 a. in.
Kvenlng ocrvlcea at 7:30 p. in.
Ui:V. JOHN POWKItS, Hector.
I'l est Cliureli of Clirisl Sclent Kt.
Sunday sorvlco at 11 o'clock. Sub
ject, "Probation After Death." Wod
neaday evening teHtlmonlnl mooting
nt 7:30. All aro cordially Invited.
Sunday Bchool at 10 o'clock. All un
der tho ago ot 20 aro wolconlo, Head
ing room In church edlflco, SIS North
Oakdale, open from 1:30 to 4:30
dally except SundnjH and hoIldajH,
Onkilnlo Aemio .Metboillht
Sunday school nt 10 a. m.
Preaching at 11 n. m. and 7:30 p.
m.
Hpwoith League nt 0:30 p. ui.
Prayer mooting Thuimlay evening
at 7:30.
Bvorybody Bhoulil go to church
Sunday. You will find n loyal wel
come at our church.
Strangers nro Invited.
II. M. UHA.N'IIAM, Pastor.
Flitit MellHMlLst Kpliriknl
(Dr. J. C. Collins, Pnstor)
The public Is cordially Invited to
worsblpH with an tomorrow,
Tho Sunday school hour Is 9; IS
and tho Ku worth League moots ut
6:15.
Public worship at 11 and at 7:30
p. m. Tho pastor preaches at both
services. Special music Is featured
both morning and ovonlng.
If you have no other church homo
look us up. You XIII bo welcome,
(let tho habit of going to church,
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FliM HaptNt
"Tho llvo ohiiruh villi n cordial
welcome."
Dr. J. Lawrence Hill will preach
u both services. Morning 11 o'clock
subject, "Christian Manllnoss." Kven
lng 7:30 o'olook. subject, "Tho Uni
versal Quantity."
Sunday school 9: If a. m. Topic,
"Suolng ami Jlollovlng, or Ilollovlng
and Seeing. Which?"
II. Y. P. U. C:0 p. m. Tonlo,
"Capturing Politics for God." Load,
or, II. S. Stlno. U
l'lit Clu Mian
The ohitrth with a muwago Invltwi
you to all sort-law. Sermon, 10: -tl
. in. "Doing tho Things I Ought
to Do "
KVMlilnic 7 10 "rmivirlnn nf fnr.
jmli'is Oudii .) ot Dealing with
actual fittings the Essanay
Marjoric Won n Career,"
FREE Scratch Tables to School Children
At the Bargain Square for Monday
we will give every school 'child one
of these scratch pads FREE with each
pair of 10 cent hose sold.
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Man." You need to hoar theao ser-
IIIOIIH.
At 3 o'clock a union mooting will
bo held In tho Chrlntlan church. Rev,
C. A, Phlppn, Union Sunday school
Huporlntendcnt, will deliver u great
address.
Cbrlntlan Dnilenvor at G;30 p. in.
Sunday school nt 0:4S n. in. Hera
Is where wo ntnml on tho namo level,
rlHlng by "Study" nnd "Searching"
tho ScrlptureH. You will bo edlflod
In thlH sorvlco. Come!
Mld-wook prayer incotlng Thursday
evening nt 7:30. "Wo bad ono ot thu
bout mooting!! last Thursday ovonlng,
deeply nplrltunl. TIiIh sorvlco will
blcHH you In your offorto and needs'.
Choir prnctlco on Friday ovenlngs
nt 7: 15, HAUItY B. TUCKKIl,
Minister.
1'ivhbyterhni
Main nud Holly, Weston
(Cor.
V.
ShleldH, Pastor.)
Preaching at 11 n, in. Subject,
"Jonnh and Nlnnvah In Light ot To
day." All nro asked to road tho hook
of Jonah beforo mining to tho Ad
vices, If Hint Is possible
Kvenlng services nt 7:30. Subject,
"Nests Among tho Stars." Head
Obadlab.
Sunday hcIiooI at 10 a. in. Primary
Sunday school nt 10 a, .i. Kinder
garten nt II a. ui. fnr children of nil
parents attending church.
Y. P. 8. O. K. at C:30 p. m. Sub
ject, "Capturing Politics for Cod." Ps.
33:8-22.
Ladles' Aid Tuesdny at 2:30 In tho
chapel.
Prayer meeting Thursday nt 7:30
p. in. Subject, Moasli Clowned King'
All nro cordially Invited to theso
sorvlros.
JAPAN TO HELP
CAI.OAIIY, Alia., Oil. il. -"Japan
will n-Mst on tho r.itropenn eon
(incut as hoon as tho ueceshity ex
ists," t.aid Kiiliaehi Abe, Jnpunoho
consul of Vancouver, who is vihitinp
Cnlgnry. "Japan can wend hcvernl
hundud thoiibntid of the very bunt
equipped soldiers to Kiirop. The
traiitfportution prolilem is a groat
one, but it nan be bolvod.
"When the time eomen Japan will
be on the job," Mid Mr. Abo, "and
her help will ho looked upon with won
derment. What Japan will do to help
her allies mil atouud tho world."
MINISTRY OF COLOGNE
RESIGNS FROM OFFICE
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AMSTKItlUM. vjh Undnn, Oct.
S3. A diMlt'h fioin Luxemburg in
the Cologne (Imotto hiiyn that the
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PHOIJN'IX, Ariz., Oil. 12.1- Peti
tions were placed in circulation today
for the recall of Governor George W.
P. Hunt on tho ground that ho in in
competent nnd hnu disregarded tlu
eoui'tn.
Demands for tho rceull of the gov
ernor wore published shortly nfter ho
went to the Clifton district nnd de
clared that the copper mine Ktrikcnt
there wero .justly aggrieved, nnd that
if ho had to. send troops there, thu
mine owners or nny ono clho who
proved recalcitrant or nntngouihtb
toward a settlement would bo impris
oned. LI
ATfnClG ALLIES
PAHIS, Oct. 2 3. Yesterday ovon
lng detachments of German troops
attempted to advanco from tholr
trenches near Ilola-Kn-llacho anil Gl
venchy, but thoy wero uulckly ills
persod, according to tho official state
ment given otu by tho war office this
afternoon,
PAHIS, Oct. 23.- Tho troops of tho
entente allies on Wednesday repulsed
strong Turkish attacks In tho Suvln
and Krlthla regions, on tho Calllpoll
peninsula, according to a dispatch
from Mytllono, Tho Turks aro said
to havo lost heavily, An artillery
action continues. Two destroyers en
tered tho straits and bombarded
Tsacatopo.
C. E. GATES TO MANAGE
BEET SUGAR CAMPAIGN
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Tho beet sugar committee bold a
incotlng at tho Commercial club head
quarters Friday, C, K. Gates wuu
elected chairman ot tho sugar boot
campaign with headquarters at tha
Commercial club. Ho will devote his
ontlro time to this work.
Tha cntlro proposition was gono
over carefully with tho sugar bcot
company representatives and tho com
mttteo are thoroughly convinced ot
tholr sincerity nnd that the only re
quirement to secure the factory Is tho
signing up of 5000 acres ot land that
will grow beots. Regardless of any
statements to tho contrary wo expect
to know Inside of thirty days what
tho result will b. Mr. Nlbloy assured
Mr. Gates that ho will uiako a public
announcement as Boon as we h
secured enough acreage to Insure tkj
balauce being signed for.
W. If. Oore signed tho flrt con
tract fgr 100 acres,
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