Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, September 09, 1916, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Textrani! JTOITIT MEDFORD MXTTJ TRTBTTNE, MEDFOTID. OHEOOX, SATURDAY, SEPTET PRER 0, ISIS MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE AN INlBPIflNDKNT NKWflPAPEH, PTJBLISHKI KVKK7 AKTKHNOON ; IS.XUtfP'T HUM)AT Hi Tilifl MUD FORD PRINTING CO, Office Mall Tribune Building, 26-27-21) nurm rir ireot; ieiiiuno iu. The Democrntlo TlmeB, tbn Hertford Mall, The Wed ford Tribune, The Ho u th em OrcKonlan, The Ashland Tribune. GEORGE PUTNAM, Kdltor. BUBSOKIPTIOK BATUMI One ytr. by man..-.w.............fi.0O i Ont nu th, by mall .fO Per moth, delivered by carrier In Med ford. Phoenix. Jakiionvllle and Central Point .BO Saturday only, by mall, per year Z.no Weekly, per year.......-.....-..., 1.60 Official Paper of the City of Med ford. umciai iaper or jacKaon couniy. Entered as oconl-clnnH matter at Med ford, Oregon, under Hit act of March I, 1879. Sworn Circulation for 1916 2461. Full leased wire ABaoclated Preai dis patch ta. At the Churches j St. Murk's Kilscoftl 8 a. ni. Holy communion. 10 a. m. Sunday school. 11a. m. Morning prayer. Win. H. Hamilton, Vicar. Culliollr. So ll 111 Oakdule Avo. First inas Sunday nt 8 a. m. Second miiBS at 10:30 a. m. No evenliiK Borvlcea. HEV. JOllX POWERS, Ilector. Oukdulu Avenue St. K. ('Inii'cli. Sunday rcIiooI at 11:45 a. m. Prayer nieetinn Tliurnduy at 7:30 )). in. Dr. W. E. VaiiBhan of San Francisco will preach at 11 a. m. No evening serv ice. The public is cordially invited to these sorvlcos. H. M. BRAXHAM, Patsor. Sunday School I'nlon. Itov. E. U. Martin, district suporln tondent of the American Sunday School Union, will be in Mudford Suuduy, September 10th, and will be at tlio Presbyterian Sunday school at 0:15, the M. E. Sunday school at 10:25 and lias the oleven o'clock ser vice at the Baptist church. Then lie gives one of his splendid vloptlcon lectures at the Christian church at 8 p. m. Sunday evening. Don't fall to bo there. Methodist Kpisroiuil, Jacksonville. Sunday Bi'hool ut 10 a. m., W. G. Caudlll, superintendent, . Preaching service at 11 a. ni. Ser mon by Hov. J. C. Stlllo. Duet by Miss A. lloefs and W. a. Reos. Epworth League at 7 p. in.. Miss 10(11 tn Hoofs, leader. Pruachlng servico at 8 o'clock. Dunt by the Mlsca lloefs. Solo by Mr. Jtoes. Kverybody welcome. KOHIiUT O. IIUTCIIINSOX, Pastor. l'ro.sbytorliin 1iiiit1i. (Located on Muln St., at City Park.) Sunday scliool and Men's Hllile Clus8 at 10 a. in. C. E. nt 7, election of officers for the cunning year. Morning theme at 1 1 sharp. "The good and evil influences of the toiiguo." Uev. Alfred 10. Hogg will be gin a series of popmar Sunday even ing sermons, null jo:-t: "The Young Man Sowing Ills Wild OnU." These sermons will bo rop'e'o with IlliiHtrn tlons, ninny taken from the paMor's own experience In studv and travel In many lands and Interspersed with Irish wit and humor. A special invi tation In extended ti young people ni'd those not connected with other cl.urchofl. A splcnd..! musical pro gram, vocal and Instrumental will be contributed. Kverybody weli-.inii!. Bring your frlomls. I'llst Cliltstllill Cor. !Mli and South Onkdiilo Special inuslc at buth services Sun day. Mlm Urs Bryan will alns; a solo nt th.i mciilng service. Bring nil 'lie family. Strangers are cordlall liixltcd. Sermon Vi-irning 10:45, "A Mes sage That Will Help You Over the Hard Way." Come prepared '.o re ceive and be helped by tho message. Evening senium 8 o'clock, Kev. V.nrtln will alvn an address on Sunday school wor!- Ho Is an able man and v. Ill bring tin a ( real niessnge. Come early. C. K. Pieets In lecture room nt ',' How's This? We offi-r One Hiini1iil IMUr llunr) for mj cnnc -tf i ntdrib that iui.o bv urM In 1111 Cturrb Cuir. r. J. UIKNKV CO., T. Uilo. O. W, the tinilerlEin-il. burr k'n-wti K. J. Chi'iicr for ili H-i ll, ni.J U lie!- Mm pi'rfi'Ptljr tl.ili.irnl-!.' In ull biulli'"' ttnuMu'tlum eixl llnnarh-llv nltlc to rttrj i-ul miij- oMntM) aide by h firm. NAT. HANK (! tuMMt I1CP '1. 'du, Ohio. TTbH'i Cntnri-'i Cur N ti-t.-n lnlr-rtifilh cttnr fllr'-ctljr Upou '!' l-i.-l tt-i.l uiu- .him ijrf;t-r .-f tl) njBlPOi. ' Tim. ml il di nt fr.f. Vrvv 75 nU r hotth1. U lr all ImiilU. Take UtiU i Fiuiiljr i'liu fur cvmiifatlvo. -HASTE MADE WASTE THE suit filed to enjoin the issuance of $300,000 rail road bonds by the city of Medford to build a railroad to the Blue Ledge mine was expected. The bonds are un salable until validated by the courts, In the opinion of a majority of the member of the local bar, as expressed be fore the bond election, the proceedings were void and the city merely losing time by tying itself up in needless liti gation. ."Whether this view is correct will soon be known. It is announced by Mr. Bullis' attorney that the injunc tion proceedings will not affect Mr. Bullis' plans, and that he is in the east trying to secure the establishment of a lumber mill along the proposed railroad all of which is most commendable. But the bonds were voted primarily to open up the mines, and assurance of the timber and mineral development should have been secured before the bonds were voted. The city should not have been involved until there was a definite proposition so as to leave its hands free to aid in securing an extension of the Pacific & Eastern to eastern connections. Since the bonds were voted the owner of the Blue Ledge mine has passed away, leaving the property to his aged mother. It is not at all probable that she will operate. The property will probably be sold. Twice during the present year Mr. Towne had given sale options on the property, winch did not Jook like operation. Inquiry at Eureka failed to discover more than a pass ive interest in the project. Eureka's energy is being spent in securing an extension of the Western Pacific. The first question asked there was whether a survey showed a rail road from Medford feasible and practical, and when in formed that no survey had ever been made, even to the Blue Ledge mine, great surprise was expressed. There is no question but that if survey and cost estimates proved the proposition practical, substantial aid could be secured iroin Eureka. . . Undue haste made wasteland Medford must mark time while, the courts unravel the tangle. o'clock ovorv Rundny evening, tf you need Inspiration Ft tend this meeting. Bihlo K-lioul at 9:45. Classes for all and a welooma to all. Men's Bible duffs extend a special Invitation to you. Make all the cervices great. It, de pends on vou. HARRY B. T.'CKEU, Minister. First MerhiKllst Dr. J. C. Rollins, pastor This Is 100 por cent day at this church. A special and full program at each and every service of the day. The entire Sunday school will meet at 0:4 5. Some very pleasing numbers will be offered. The whole school will meet togothor. Every class Is oxpectod to meet the 100 per cent test. Public worship nt 11 o'clock, ser mon by the pastor, 'The Power of a Pruying Church." Special musical numbers by the vested choir. The Epworth League meets at 6:45 both chapters. Every member In the city Is oxpectcd to attend. A strict record will be kept. Mnko it 100 per cent In overy particular. All young people cordially invited. Kvoulng worship at 8 p. m. The Epworth Leaguo will occupy reserved seats. Special docoratlons with league colors. All women of tho church and con gregation belonging to any of the sev eral women's organizations wll lbe seated togetiier. iMuslcal numberH for the evening: Male, quartet and the vested choir. A brief address by Dr. Rollins. Two minute reports will bo made by each organization of tho church to deter mine how near 100 per cent bus been reached. It's going to bo a great day don't miss It. Tho decorations will be elab orate and entirely of asters. The public Ib cordially invited to all the sorvlcos bo long as there Is a scat left you will be seated. First. HhiH 1st Clntrrli. "A Live Church With a Cordial Welcome." Frederick W. C. Cars- tons, pastor. ' There will bo two sre.it services In tho Baptist church Sunday, Sept. 10, 1S16. At 11 a. in. Rov. F. 1!. Mai tin. dis trict superintendent American Sun day school union will speak upon "The Rural Northwest." Tho pastor will be further assisted in tho service by Rev. Wesley Smith, missionary tor So. Orogon. There will be a spe cial musical number by Ml;s Fiilcles Moran, entitled "Life's Lullaby " A great musical program has been arranged for the evculng servlcs at S o'clock. There will bo a ton minute address by.'the pastor on "A Church Choir on a Strike." Following 1b the'muslcal program: "Fear Not O Israel," Splcker, Miss Florence Haaelrlgg, Mrs. J. M. Grcss ley, Edward Hunter, William Vawter. "O Rest in the Lord," Mendelssohn, Mrs. F. G. Lungo. "Come Unto Mo," Coenen, Miss Florence Hazelrlgg, Mrs. Frank Isaac, MrB. J. M. Gressley. Solo, Sir. George Andrews. Melodie, violin solo, Mr. Carlton Janes. "Tarry With Me," Nicolal, Miss Florence Hazelrlgg, Mr. E. M. Brown. Nocturne, piano solo, Chopin, Mrs. J. E. Troverrow. "The Ninety and Nine," Campion, Mr. E. M. Brown. "A New Heaven and Earth," Gaul, William Vawter and quartette. Seats will be reserved for all per boii8 who attend the Young People's service, which meets In the upper room at seven o'clock. I'mshyteruin Church, Jacksonville. 10 a. m. Sahath school opens with a rally day. This is a good time for new members to join the classes. A special invitation is given to enter the adult Bible class. 11 a. m. llev. J. K. Howard will preach, and also In tho evening at 7:30. ThlB will be the beginning of our special services. Meetings will be held each evening at 7:30. Come early and take pifrt In the song service. Bring others with you, ALBERT H. GAMMONS, Minister. Highest quality, jowelry repairing diamond , setting, watch repairing W I 1MCUIU1 J. ICUUV 'A,yJ : The Quality Store for Reliable Goods, 12 E. Main St. Medford, Ore. CHICHESTER S PILLS I "1II tn Ki d lt..l liolU ft.uilUVj -ViTi l-, lfil mlA Ulna kitiin. YV lMtl 'b1.rhM.t'rlMmonrTti JrnrUL A.k f t rifl.l'trt M-TFR DIAMOND liKANU IMI.,1,, for Ba rent known m Veil, sunt. Aliv KeiUtiia SOLO BY ORUOQISIS EVERYWHERE If you want your child to have good vision when he grows up, you should find out whether he needs glasses now. Better consult Dr. Rick ert before school com mences. ' TWO TRIPS DAILY , BETWEEN MEDFORD and EAGLE POINT 8. H. Harntsh'B auto' will leave Eagle Point at 8 A. M. and 1 P. M. dully, except Sunday: leave Medford 8 A. M. and 6 P. M. Will call for passongera at hotels la Medford and hotels and business houses la Eagle Point. rnoH 8-xa or a.xx. MR. FRED ALTON HAIGHT Teacher of Piano and Harmony A successful teacher who gets results quickly. To avoid disap pointment, register now, as vacant lesson porloda nro limited. HAIGHT MUSIC STUDIO lOKJamclt-Cmvy Building Medford, Oregon 1'liono 72. Bell-ans Absolutely Rempyes Indigestion. Onepackage proves it 25cat all druggists. JOHN A. PERL UNDERTAKES Lady Awistant 28 S. BABTLKTT Plume M. 4?a nil 47-1-2 Automobile Hearise Service. Ambulance flnrvlca Cnronw. Medford-MonSepJl ONE PERFORMANCE ONLY ""STARTING AT 10 A. M. AN ENTIRE T iTTj ill! ClRCUsriflE PAGEANTS OF TEH OF ALL NATION SCORES OF SENSATION ACTS THE GREAT HANNEFORDS AND 40 OTHER EQUESTRIAN STARS ! ?0 CHINESE PERFORMERS FROM PEKIN PALLENBERG'3 BEARS AND TWENTY OTHER ANIMAL ACTS A FAMILY OF GIRAFFES WITH ONLY BABY IN CAPTIVITY THOIJSflSD AND 61 HiCSTJ S BEDECKED INCOLOftS-, RIVALING THE RAINBOW , SUMPTUOUS AS A 3UN5CT VMOKE COKCEOUS I THAN A ROMAN HOLIDAY. 1400 PERSONS Y $00 COSTUME A taftHOftSCS WUVSCUKJ M or euui 69 R.R. CARSAftD ; n ACRES OFTENTS TEDDY THE JUMPER, THE HUMAN AEROPLANE COLOSSAL CON VENTION OF 460 OTHER INTERNA TIONALLY CELE BRATED ACRO BATIC GYMNASTIC AERIAL1STIC AND HIPPODRA MAT1C CHAMPIONS THE WORLD'S ATH LETES IN THREE RINGS AND STAGES AND A LABYRIN THIC WILDERNESS OF MID-AIR CON TRIVANCES. , 50 CLOWNS 50 MflSHKOTM N EN AGER1 E I VAST ARRAY of FREAKS 108 DNS OF RAREST. COSTLIEST ANIMALS I INTERNATIONAL QaTHKHINU Cftvftlcftiln of Eltphuu. Cameto. HonM I OF QUEEIt. UU1UOU9 PEOPLE $40,000inPremiumS"EntefNow ; . 1 . For the Fifty-Fifth Annual. , ; OREGON STATE FAIR SALEM, SEPT. 25 TO 30 ; 5 Stock barns and pons thorouRhly disinfej-ti'd under supervision Livestock Sanitary Board. Pure water and food for man and beast. Most expert judging talent in Anierica. $3000 prizes for Horse Show Entries, $16,000 purses for Speed Program. Pony, Novoltv and Exhibitional Events. Liberal awards in Poultry, Floral, Agricultural, TextiJes, Domestic Science, Fine Arts, etc. Livestock and Horse Show Entries close September 15. Poultry Entries close Sept. 11. All entries . must be in mails not later than these dates. "Oregon's. Big Educational Institution" EXCURSION BATES ON ALL LINES For Premium List, and Entry Blanks Address A. H. LEA, Secretary, Salem, Ore. ONE 50-CENT TICKET ADMITS TO EViJKYTHINO Children under 12 year Half Price 1 Tickets on sale show day nt Ilnskins Drug Store, 214 Main Street, same prloos ns-clMirgtMl at show grounds. Even though you have a broom for every room, and a little army -of maids to do the work, still you cannot keep your home clean. Because a broom is not a dirt remover, it is a dirt distributor-. After the broom, the dust cloth. The broom reaches only the surface. It lea ves 1 he finest, deadliest particles of dirt embedded in the very nap of your rugs. It distributes in the air dust which settles in the drapenes. Why is it that broom-swept homes have to have special cleanings every fall and spring? Why do curtains haw, to be taken down and renovated? Why does wall paper have to be changed or at least cleaned every year or so? Because the home is not kept clean. 1 Have a Frantz Premier Electric, Cleaner in your home and you will never have to have any special cleanings your home yvill be clean all tbe time. Your curtains will stay, crisp and fresh. Your wall paper will be good as new, even after several years. "Cleanliness is next to Godliness," and real clean liness means keeping clean instead of making clean. The one right way to keep your home clean is with a Frantz Premier Electric. . . Let us prove to you how we can take handfuls of dirt out of rugs you thought were clean. Phone us for free trial of this cleaner in your home PAUL'S ELECTRIC STORE 212 W. Main - , Medford, Oregon A. t T t t T t ? ? t T V f f t r t t ? t x ? t r T ? f ire Your Home T Y Y Electricity will give you the best light known it is die clpan light the pure light the healthful light the con venient light, and the safe light. I l.ts advantages are so many that no architect would think of designing a modern home without this necessity. Your home is not wired, and probably you have thought that the cost, the litter and the dirt incident to the work would not repay you for the convenience of electricity in the home, i : This is a mistake which we wish to correct. This work is quickly and neatly done done in two or three days, without injury to your woodwork or wall paper. . , And the expense is spread over a period of twelve monthly payments probably amounting to only one or two dol lars a month. ; Wc want an opportunity of presenting .our .proposition to you rit won't cost you a cent to hear what we have to offer and if you will call Phone 1(58, Wiring Depart ment, today, wc will have our Representative call on you. California-Oregon Power Company 216 West Main Street I Phone 168 MEDFORD, OREGON t f T t f f t t T t t t t f V T T T T T f t T T t t T J Y Y Y Y I I 1