MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MTCDFOB1), ORISON, -FRIDAY, DTCrEMBrcR 21, 1015
PATHS THREE
FIRST MUNICIPAL
CHRISTMAS TREE
CELEBRATION 7 P.WI
STATE TEACHERS
TO BE WELCOMED
E
MONDAY
ENING
Jledford's fin-l iiuiiiii-ipal Clir'ml
nius tree is nearly ready lu yield it
bunion of jjood clieer to tin? multitude
of boys nnd girls wliu will enjoy this
iiinuvntion in llio i1ispcnntinii of
Snntn Clans' bounty for the fiiut
time in this vnlley. It is already a
tiling of beauty and is bonis rapidly
eonipletod with a touch of artistic
1'iniMi.
Minor Knicriek will press the but
ton promptly at 7 o'clock this even
ing and the instantly ensuing blar.e of
fjlory will notify the little folks that
Santa is at their service. Anticipat
ing that a multitude with anxious ex
poclani'v will clniiu early attention,
(. I-!, dates and II. A. Lntta have
been deputized to assist Santa Clans
in his happy task of distributing the
jril'K JudRe E. E. Kelly is both nple
and p'tieroiis, but the task is too
larue for ono Santa Clans.
Kev. Harry E. Tucker of the
Christian church will dedicate the
tree, followed by siiiRiiifr "Hark,
Hark, the Herald Angels Sing," in
which the school children will be led
bv .Mr. and Mrs. Ed Andrews and
other of Medford's noted vocalists'.
The children will form in two col
umns, ouch of which will be led by a
corneti-t. The ninrehing sons w'" be
"Hi.lv Night, Silent Night," followed
bv "Praise And, From Whom All
IHessjiijfs Flow," sung by the multi
tude. Kev. Ilollius of the First M. E.
church will pronounce the, benedic
tion. The children will then march to the
library steps, wheie each one will be
given a candy stick and an orange.
Library paik will he brilliantly
lighted and will present a scene of
yulctide good cheer tjiat will long bo
rcmembeicd by the little ones for
whoso enjoyment this municipal
Christmas tree was especially designed.
The pi-ogram for the formal recep
tion of those who will attend the tif
teenth annual sosion of the western
.division of the Oregon State Tcach
,ers' association in this city, to lie
given on Monday eveninij at the Hotel
Medford. has been completed. The
excrei'-es initiatory of the reception
will begin promptly at 8 o cleck:
1'iaiio solo, Miss Venita Hamilton.
Address of welcome, Attorney (Jus
Newbury.
Hcponso, II. II. Ilenrdinan of
Portland.
Jlale (piartot, Messrs. Noel Liudley,
Herbert Alford, Clarence Meeker nml
Lewis Ik'iinett.
Vocal solo, Miss Hess llryan.
Violin solo, Carlton Jones.
Vocal solo, Miss Laurin Hininan.
Vocal solo, V. L. Edinends.
Fruit punch will bo served at the
reception.
After the formal exercises at the
Medford hotel, a reception ball will
be given nt the seventh eompnny's ar
mory for those who euro to enjoy it.
SINGLE MEN OF ENGLAND
BALK AT CALL OF WAR
COLONEL ACQUITTED BY
MISCARRIAGE OF JUSTICE
LONDON, Dec. 24. Tho repented
postponement of Premier Asqulth's
announcement of tho figures of tho
Knrl of Derby's recruiting campaign
nro now said to bo duo to jirossuro
brought to bear on tho ministers by
nnt'l-conscrlptlonlsts. It also Is al
leged that tho premier can only hold
bis mlnlBtry Intact by Introducing
somo form of conscription, although
bo himself is not In favor of that
cause.
AT THE PAGE TH EATER TONIGHT
C. E. will moot with tho other so
cieties at tho Presbyterian church at
l C p. m. Tho university deputation
has charge.
Sunday school nt 0:45 a. m. Tho
slogan and the scholar go together,
then you will see tho school grow.
Mid-week prayer meeting Thursday
7,30 p. in.
All strangers and othors not con
nected with somo other church nro
Invited to our services.
HAUUY K. TUCKEU. Minister.
"Saints and Sinners," llagraph
Hroadway star feature. The material
for a strong, closely women photo
drama has been supplied by Ouida
Bergore, in this throe-reel picture.
Tho situations nre highly dramatic
and dcninnd earnest and intelligent
work at the hands of the company.
Maurice Costello, Leah Ilaird, Adelo
He Guide, Paul Dotieet, Garry Mc
Garry, Van Dyko lirookn and Hetty
Young nre equal to the task assigned
them. Mr. Hrooke'w production of
the picture is excellent.
THE MEADOWS
Mrs. I). E. Cottrcll and Mrs. I.ano
Wylnnd returned from Medford last
week'.
Italph Russell is hauling baled liny
for doe Mayfield from Mr. Sweet's
place.
Theie is going to be a ClnisluiUH
trco uud u progrnm at the Meadow
sehoolhonse, Friday, December 'Jl.
Ike Petennan of Central Point is
stopping with Italph ltusscll this
week.
Finis Mayfield and Dave Cottrcll
drove a hunch of cuttle over fiom
Trail creek this week. '
Mr. W'yland and Nye Turpin have
been appointed to mend the culveits
in ditrict ;I0.
Mann and Peart of Central Point
are trapping in the hills north of the
Meadows.
Air. Easlcy of the Hillbilly ranch
is nt present helping J. It. Welch with
some of his work the last two weeks.
At the Churches
i
I'li.st Christina llnm-lt
(Cor. Ninth and Onkdulo)
Tho church with a living messngo
for all to which you liavo a cordial
Invitation.
Sunday morning 10:15. "A Sword
shall pierce through thine own soul."
You want to hear this second ser
mon on the child Christ.
Evening 7:30. "Ho cnrctli for
thee."
This sermon will bo helpful for
dally living nnd will help you brush
asldo the killing cares.
West .MetliodUt
Christmas services nt the Metho
dist church nil day.
At tho morning hour tho pastor
Pleaches. Thome, "Tho Oonl of tho
Ages." Tho vested choir will sing
"Tho Messngo of Christians," by Vin
cent, nnd Mr. Geo. Andrews -will sing
for tho offertory, "Tho Crucifix," by
Enure. Tho Sunday school meets
propmtly nt 9:45.
At the evening hour, 7:30, tho vest
ed choir will slug tho snered enntntn,
"Tho Story of llethlehoni," by Sponco.
Other musical numbers will bo given.
Tho pnstor will glvo a brief ad
dress on "Tho Child lu Art nnd Mu
sic." Morning processional, "Hrlghtcst
nnd Ucst of tho Sons of tho Morn
ing." Evening processional, "Long years
ago."
Evening recessional, "Hark, tho
Herald Angels Sing."
Thoro will a union Young People's
servlco at tho Presbyterian church at
0 o'clock pndcr tho direction of tho
U. of O., Y. M. C. A. ,
'All young people nrcc ordlnlly In
I vltcd to attend.
I Christmas Sunday should bo a
groat and high day In our churches.
Tho public Is cordlnlly Invited to
worship hero. Dlt. J. C. HOLLINS,
Pastor.
Hov. J, Powers will bo celobrant,
Hevcrcnd Thomas Myors, O. S. 1)., of
Mt. Angel collego will bo deacon and
Hov. Wllllnni Mcaghor will bo sub
dencon. Enthcr Thomas of tho Ben
edictine order, professor of sclcnco nt
Mount Angel collego will preach.
Benediction of tho Blessed Sncra
incut will take plnco after mass. No
evening services.
Sunday
First mass at S a. m.
Second mass nt 10:30 n. m.
Benediction nftor ninss. No even
ing services.
HEV. JOHN POWEHS, Hector.
Jacksonville .nethodlxt
Sunday school at 10 a. m. W.
G. Caudlll, superintendent. Vo will
Introduco tho graded lesson system
tho first Sunday In January, nnd wo
desire to urge upon adults and chil
dren tho necessity of regular attend
ance. "Wo hnvo cnpablo teachers nnd
wo will put forth our best efforts to
help you. Don't send your children
to Sunday school but bring them, Wo
hnvo classes suitable for young and
old.
Owing to tho pastor's engagement
at (It Iff in Crook thoro will be no
preaching sorvlco on Sunday morn
ing. Tho Epworth Lcnguo and Christian
Endeavor meet In tho basement of tho
Presbyterian church nt G?30.
Union preaching servlco In tho
Presbytorlnn church nt 7:30 p. m. Dr.
11. J. Van Fosson, district superin
tendent of tho Methodist church will
open tho meeting with an nddross,
after which tho Y. M. C. A. delega
tion from Ettgono will hnvo charge
of tho sorvlco. Everybody urged to
attend.
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before It POISONS tfttp tlttii r ttttcbt to BONE
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We Give S. & H. Green Stamps.
VELVET ICE CREAM
For Christmas
WITH DAISY
Catholic
(South Oakdale Ave.)
First Mass Christinas at 8:00 a.
m,
Second Mnss at 1 1 a, m. Tho sec
ond ninss will bo solemn high mass.
Methodist Church Crlfflu Clwk
Program by tho Sunday school 10
a. ni.
Preaching servlco 11 n. in. Sor
inon by l)r. II. J. Vnn 1'osnen, Ash
hind, I'rnyer servlco Wednesday ovo nt
7:30. Good singing nnd good fellow
nhln. It. A. HUTCHINSON',
Pastor.
BUTTER
Makes your dinner a success. Any
thing in tho frozen dainties line. Or
der now. Wo will hnvo on hnnd
Strawberry, CJiocolnte and Vnniln;
also a largo supply of Fresh Sweet
Cream, whipping and coffeo; Fresh
Milk, Freeh Eggs, Cottago Cheese, at
tho ' Dairy.
White Velvetlce Cream Co.
1MIONE 481.
322 EAST MAIN
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NEW YORK', Dec. 21. Chnrglng
Hint Colonel Hobort U. Hirst caused a
private named (irceno to bo chained
to n telegrnph post for nlno dnys
whllo lio wns under arrest at Platts
btirg. Instead of cnntiulug him to the
guard house, Major (lonornl Leonard
Wood today In official orders severely
clinked tho officers comprising tho
court mnrtlal which tried and acquit
ted Colonel Hirst last Monday. Col.
Hirst was charged with "conduct pre
judicial of good order nnd military
dieclpllno."
The court martial aroso from an
alli'iratlon In which Hirst was struck
lu tho face by (i roe no when ho enter
ed a saloon to stop a row among
some of the enlisted men.
In reviewing tho proceedings,
which acquitted Colonel Hirst, Major
General Wood says:
"In tho opinion of tho rovlow
authority, tho findings of tho court
In this caho hnvo rosuUed In nu cntlro
mUcnrilngo of Justlco nnd hnvo nine
ml the soul of approval upon an oxor
elso of power which was entirely un
neeiiwiiry and rogrottablo from every
ulandpnlnt. Tho acquittal is disap
proved. "
Tho court martial took plnco nt
.Mndlcon Harrncks, X. Y and was
presided ovor by Colonel Wilbur F.
Wllev of tho Fifth cavalry.
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MAS
GREETINGS
Once more it is December 25th, and wo Americans can wish each other a Merry Christ
mas with all the cheery significance of tho greoting. Increasing prosperity and tho prom
ise of more to come givo us excellent reason to bo happy Then, too, wo are very for-
tunato by contrast with the misery that oppresses a quarter of tho globe, from which much of our Christmas spirit comes.
The tradition-lovintr nations that cave us tho Christmas tree and tho most novel Christmas toys, the legend of St. Nicholas,
tho Christmas carol, tho plum pudding and tho yule log, the most famous of Christmas stories, and even that land where tho three
kings were guided by a star on tho first Christmas eve, are directly involved in deadly war or else threatened by its shadow.
That next Christmas may see them in harmony oncenoro and that the season may bring genuine peace on earth and good will
toward men is one of our most fervent Chris lir.r.3 wishes.
All Furs at
One-Third Less
STORE OPEN TONIGHT
THE MAY CO
STORE CLOSED ALL DAY CHRISTMAS
ALL TOYS
at Half Price
TONIGHT
Merry
Christmas
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Main Street
Men's
Furnishings
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