Medford mail tribune., June 06, 1919, Page 3, Image 3

ohmon," Friday, .tune n, into
FAOE THREW
EPWORTH LEAGUE
T REST
EVEN!
MXATIVE
"Little Women" Feature at.
the Liberty Theatre Tonight
II
Aged
I
LAST OF WEEK
THE WAR IS OVER
MEDFORD TvrATTJ TRTBUNTC, MEDFORD.
CELEBRATION
people '
Du)okuIo lioMmi ni'i'lvlng liy trnln
or aiitomobilo tliln morning tor llio
throo (lny minimi' uonrontloii ot tlio
KliiniAtli tllntrlct lCpwortli Lmiguu
which liognn tliln uriurnoon In thu
MotlioilUt vhuri'll. About HiO (lulo
Kto nro, oxpoolort lo bo In utlnnil
nnco. Tho convunilon program. la u
follow:
Krll)r .
i ,1 :30 Oprnlnit tluvntlonnl iurvlro,
Hov. Xi, V. Dnlkniip, 'ontrl Point.
2:00-"Wlmt U llio Epworth
I.eiiKUO Doing in MlMlnnnry Work?"
Knthloon m Hunt, Wilbur.'
2:45 "Mow Out III Kpwarth
l.tiitHUO Kunellon In Mnrny'nnd llulp
Work?" Mury Tlnktfr. MoUroret.
3:30 "What I'nrl Pima thn Social
Ottpurttnuut I'luy lu tbo Kp worth
1-oiiKtifl?" Ilulon Kiriwltl, (IruiitM I'aaa.
J-lf. "A MiiiIU Tullf " Iflflvil
Jonklna, MoilforU.
D : 1 H UoKlHt rutjon und niwlmi-
moTit of IniiKuom,
tl 130 "Tho llmmiiot." '
AilmlHslon A good nppotlto.
ToiiHlnmitlor Arthur noon, Moil
foril. :oi UavoiIoiiiU oorvlcoK, H. 8.
Palmnrlua, Anliluml.
. Adtlroim ot welcomo, ,MIm Vorn
Itouniltroo, Mod ford. v .
: Himpoimo by .Mini L. Coponhavor,
Suthorlln. i - ' i
, Hpeolul mimic by Anhlnml Inaiiuc.
IXillneoncopii vlnwn nnil luctiiro:
"Otlmr Liimla," "Amnrlra, the Itonu
tWiil." K. W. lro, lecturer; Itulpb
llrniidon, opnrtttor.
Appointment ot comnilttooii. Ad
journment. '
Hnturilny
0:00 HunrUo prayer mooting. '.
MIiim Amy lxnvltt, loader, Anh
land. Mimic by Central Point Ihhkuo.
Hi-tfi Devotional aorvlccn, Dora
Herman, Oranla 1'aa. '
B:00 ilinlm HiiMlon. ltoll call;
10:45 "ItuconHtructlon norvlce.
Alice Palmer. Klamath Kail.
' 1:30 An aiitomobilo ride, a Jolly
hlko and a picnic dinner on Tablo
Jtock. i , . . ; ,i
III bonftre, big teod by (ha rljror
.ioouiikiii riuo noma ngniii,
'.-..'.. HumlnV I
9:4B Bunday achool hour.
11:00 Sermon by Itov. C, R.
Canton, "New Kra of Hoconntrtlc'
tlon." , , ,.r . . j,;;---,
2:30 Iloporta of roinmittoea.
3:00 Tho Bacrament , of Iho
Lord's Huppor, conducted by UOV...L.
K. Knlknnp, aulntod by tho mlnlnlora
prommt. , .
3:3 Addr. "fjfo Service
?iy Hov. C. A. Kdwardn. 1). I)., of
Ashland, followed by tho installation
of tho dtntrlct offlcera.
7:00Tho Kpworth I.enRuo acrv
icen: leader, Agnoa Duulap.of Cen
tral Point, Mutated by tho district of
ficer. ( -
8:00 Convention nernion, by
Uov. it, A. Hutchinson, "tiod Uo
With You Till Wo Meet Again."
aide.
Whitman eiillciri in In hold llio li tc
umtl celulinilioii in iU liiMlory. tliix
vuiir'l'rom June (lilt to llilli, iu Iioikii'
(if the 'J."th niuiivoiMiirv of I'rvHiilunt
niiif Mrn. 1'vnroMu'N tfiuiiiinr tu tlio
I'lilhmti. . .
At tliiNtimu lliuro will bn a u reit
reunion oi the iilumiii, who luive re
I'ciillv uiymi no vfiiuroUHlv to the col
li'ite eiidowmuiit fund. Dun to llicir
ul TortN it -new if'J.'i.Uliy I in for the
president i to , he .ervcteil on the
ciimnitH, and the one at prcHciit oc
cupied lv Dr. 1'enroNO m to ho con
viilvd into a colleud coiiimiinitv
Iioiimo. The . I'ornorMloiicH for (Iiih
lien'. Iiiiildiiur unit for the two new
dormitories nro to bo laid duriiur the
colcliriltioll in June.
;' On the Alondiiv i'ollowiiur Ilnvcal
niireiitu Kiilidnv, Iho . titiidvnt linilv
will uivo a iiiiisiiue, ri'iiri'Kciilinif tlC
Miininu of Miiri'iis Whitman to I lie
Wnllii. Wiillu vullev, and the foiiiuliiiir
of the t'ollitro as a mcinoriitl to liitn.
'i'lui.' tliirtv-sevcnlh iinnuul com
mciieomciit of the collcue is to take
iiliico nit Tuesdiiv. Juno llltli. On the
evmiinu of that iluv tlicrtv'will bo n
I'niiiiiiomoriition diiitier, with JiuIl'o
TIkiiiiiih llurke of Keultlu, the nresi
dent of tlio hoard of overscera of tlio
(ollei.'n ai'tiiiir as toiiHtiiiuHler. ' ,
, Whitman vxnucU nbuul 50 cilucn
tors I'riim the Uiudinir instil ill ions of
llio coiintrv to ho present. Several
of Iheso tiro scheduled to liive ad
dresses on different ocensions durinir
the week.
'Itivi I li I i.iiiu In fittittijl iitia Ikif Avittil
in lite life of the collrire nro riiiutr!
issued to the friends of tlio institu
tion nil over the coiintrv.
i ;
Jiiao Slavs Present Claims.
- I'AKIS. June (Mnvna.) . The
hoiiIIi Slav deleitutiun hero liuuded to
President Wilson yesterday a memo
rnndiini "roimrdintr the Kiumo nffuir.
iiceonliiiir to (he Petit Pnrisicn.
I, Lii sfLt'jLi.Xriiiiiis' JL nfmi,iiw'r.l
' ThAt -vm wall, done , Jo '
.w. .. ;ut.tle:iomek,'
I.ouiHii M. Alcotl's wonderful storr
of itirlhooil, "Little Women." recently
tiii'turir.cd. will he displayed at the
J.iliertv tliealer today. It brunts to
life the 'four lilllo women 11 ml 111 11 11 v
of tlio other chiiraclers. nil of which
are well remembered bv tlioso who
have rend this celebrated novel.
Tho storv is tided most 'sympa
thetically nnd wherever shown, the
production o rented un impression Ihnl
few motion iiictures Imve done, in a
loin; time. , The adventures' of the
four little women, Mei. Jo. Hcth nnd
Amy are nttrnetivolv Pictured, tho re
sult Winir n tihololilnv of irresista
lilc eliarm and lieiiutv. Tho.piuture
whs iihotoirraphcd in tho 'old home
of Miss Alcott where the immortal
storv was written, so Hint all who
have rend the storv will appreciate
the cradle in which their favorite he
roines were born and reared to
splendid Vounir womanhood.
.1
Tlio various roles of this aiipcrb
storv nro portrayed bv players of re
pute. Isabel hnmnn is seen as '.Metr.
Dorolhv Bernard its Jo. Yillinn Hull
us Helli and Florence Klinn as Amy.
Kato Lester is "Miirmcn." . Georcc
Kelson, Air. Mureli. Henry .11 nil is
llrooke and Conrad Kiittle iilnv the
role of Laurie. 1
: , noticb . .. ;
School District . No. 9 of Eagle
Point will receive bids for the trans
portation of not more than 10 chil
dren to attend the Medford High
School the .coming year. Leave
Euglo Point at a a. m. and return
after school In tho evening.
The Hoard reserves the right to
reject any and all bids.
A. J. KLOrtEY, , .
Clerk of School District No. 9. ;
Kaglo Point, Ore.
Dated June 6. 1919. 08
. A.VNAPOLI8, Md Juno 0. Sec
retary Daniels In an address at the
graduating exorcises at thu" United
States naval academy today declared
that the closing of hostilities did not
mean the United States navy could
"rest on Its 'oars," but that it must
surpass its great war record by a
"greater record in peace."
The 454 member of tbo graduat
ing class, the largest In , tho history
of the academy, were urged by the
secretary to apply all their initiative
and energy In the great task of de
veloping the efficiency of tbo navy.
"You are coming into the navy in
a period that will challenge all your
resources and initiative," said Sec
retary Daniels. ."You must not im
agine for a moment that because the
war is ended the navy will or can
rest upon Its' oars. All your force
and energies-are needed, for we are
determined the' navy shall not as it
did after the war between the states
and the Spanish-American war, mark
time for a decade."
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Safe
Milk
For Infants
& InyaJsdt
Re CtMat .
A Nutritious Diet for AO Ages.
Quick Lunch; Home or. Office.
' OTHERS are IMITATIONS
THINNERS
WANTED
' at
PHONE 531R
EIGHTY PERCENT OF
HAVE LOOSE SPOKES
, Of the I'i.OOO cnVs examined nnd
lusted bv iments of the Woodlilo
laboratories, maker of Kpokelile.
nearly SO per cent 7H.07to he ex
act showed loose spokes.' ,
The iiivostiunlinn was nation, wide
nnd conducted with strict iniimrlinli
tv,. particular euro lieimr observed
auaiiiNt discrimination or selection of
nnv one make or tvpo of car; ' j
Tho month of April was chosen ns
best suited for mnkincr tho tents, it
hoinir n season when temperatures are
less extreme than at nnv oilier time
of tho vear. Fourteen status with 27
eonlers were used in lliecampniun
nnd Jlio whole J.I.IIOt) instances wore
distributed as cunnllV as circuit)--Httineea
permitted.,'' '
The results nro nil intercslini: com'
inentarv on Iho manifestations of
.wood, shriukauo under normal condi
tions, At the same time, however, it
is. no reflection upon wood desira
bility or (lie mmlitv of workmanship
in the auto wheel ndnHlrv.', Vpodcn
wheels havo their isliitotivo and es
sential advantages for ondiiranoo and,
utility, and their abandonment is n
most remote prohahilily. , f
The chief lesson, for cotiKideriilion
from tliCHO tests is Hint wood will
cvoiihiullv show shvinkhun with Hinc
and .IIHUKO, no ninltor how thnroudi
its xousoninif or ; how perfect tho
tvorkmnnship, but. euro ami prompt,
treatment at llio first siirn of shrink
nifo niiikcs it a most satisfactory ma-,
toriitl. The nini'iil of thu whole thintr
is, tiuhten vonr spokes prompllv anil
keep them so, for economy ns well
as snl'elv. ,. 1
i ( i 7 'II t . j
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Ounces ibr
for over 25 Years
Quality First
. ' Quality food was selected by the Government officials
during the Great War. . ! ' t 'r-
They bought K C Baking Powder because the quality
and price were right. '
Select your baking powder with the same care. :
,. The I K C label is your guarantee of the same quality
baking powder used by the Army Navy Marine Corps
and Government Hospitals. Then '
;' :' :. ''' s : vv v.;;. . " . A ; . ?,; ', .: i .. .. .1 v. ' :
Why Pay War
Millions of pounds of K C Baking Powder were bought
by the Government for our troops overseas more than
all other brands combined. ' .
What's Kood ior the American' Soldier
is good for the American? People.
JAQUES MFG. CO., CHICAGO
Prices?
THE BANE of old age is constipation. The bow
els become weak and unable to perform their
t ' functions without aid. For this purpose only
; the mildest and gentlest laxative should be used.
The use of harsh cathartics aggravates the trouble
and makes the constipation worse. Chamberlain's
.Tablets are a favorite with .people of middle age
;ahd older on account of their gentle action, c......
' AUTOMOBILISTS
- Don't 'ruin your storage battery by using hydrant :
watcr. ' sn",: ' '
;' Distilled Water 15c j per gallon without ' con
tainer! 25c per gallon Avith container. v
We Bank on the Boys and Want
: the Boys to Bank With Us
EVERY boy in Medf ord and in the County
is invited to open a Savings Account here
at the First National Bank. "We will do .
. our best to make his summer earnings turn
; into SAVINGS. 4 per cent interest is paid
-v on Savings!' 1
Bring or Send Your Boy v
in to See Us. -'"....'-a'
, . v ' Capital $100,000. , , ? , 1 ; ; ;
Zhe FIRST NATIONAL BANK
Mbdford Oregon
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OUR BUSINESS
Is the repairing of all auto electric equipment.-: We
have the best up-to-date equipment for the testing
' and "repairing of all auto electric troubles. When
3'ou bring your car to us you do not pay f or; ingxpeiv
ience and experiments, but for actual Labor, Exper
ience and Skill, therefore it costs less t Don't forget
' we recharge and repair storage batteries regardless.,
of their make. Free testing, distilled water, hispec
tibn. We call for and deliver free. . .
'."i Yours for Auto Electric troubles.;: .1
Auto Electric Equipment Go.
: 27 North ttrape.
Phone 237-R
PICKLES
s We carry Knight Packing Co.'s Bulk Picklcsand
they give splendid satisfaction. ' , 0
;..v ::- '...'i ''-if' iv.it ;i..l:'-? ' ' "'''A'"-''!' v'. --V . : 1
, Sour Pickles, Plain Sweet Pickles, Sweet Mixed
'Pickles, Oil Pickles and Meat Relish.
We also have the Sweet, Sour, Mixed and. Oii
-Pickles in small bottles. . .
Personal Attention
ii. v ' ; .' . el s ;
Prompt Service
H. E. Marsh
BELIrANS
Hot water
Sure Relief
ELL-ANS
Phone 252
Grocer
Phone 252