Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, November 26, 1921, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextI t H iiirCTtUM ' : M mM prminm i USEHAMOND DMIL THANKSGIVING ARE ttffiEw 19 I 1 1 I II I il I I II I II I I ! I III I I I -y-rw-m . a lybUmrLLILSKLLLj iilLI A m Ml ' " "" S ;,. Ill medfokb atTj TKTrryE. MEnronfl, ftKEftoy. sattktuv. ' yovEMTrerc g;. i?t PXnfl OTP! St. Mark's Episcopal North Oakdale and Filth Sts. Holy communion. in Oil company, that is I n. ,. ihc ('hi "I th.- mu.si,- Tho Wester kinB a well on tile Stokes property, ''". M the Mundy well, have none far as they can with their- present anJ have made a contract with unch Brothers of Seattle, who are U .. on flu. U-ocl,,.!,,,,,! -oir sinhiMt. " i " rh with a diamond drill, t c:m- iiDue the llol ,lown '" production or! Tin t0 fee' ,,,'c' ummonil drill ;h- i;,.v. i; provided they can receive aid. anil in : Ins Svm.-o-,-Lipr to do so the present slock-! I'.-.ilu j holders have donated lluo of the SOipi) I shares or wiul-ii mo hjihmu is com Jj,smi. to he placed on the market at It ,m ner share. A paper askinn the Than; 1" a. m. 11 a. m. 'r.- I;ur !y w.-It ! ''lot uie.l w. ,,. ' Illlr. I. . all. nd.., Thui-v.i-,.. ,. V.-rv in-,.... .... . .. 'ii-'l'' ru;ii t,-u.. !'"':, hui-.-h (uinWl-,1 the tUil t Me le.ul..-. .- . , lAterni -"moui-t, l'r.-s- iiivirch.-s took Sunday school. Holy communion. Wm. 11. Hamilton, vicar. j Mtt-rui,. a.,.1 hnst,;, the Catholic Church South Oakdale Avenue. Kirst ma.ss Sunday at S a. in. -Second mass at 10:3" a. m. Ilenediction alter second mass. Hew John Powers, rector. of Great Adventurers." ::ella Whitman, : leader. Plans f.r a ineiubenhlii con-' . test will be announced. i 7 : :i 0 p. m. Monthly sacred concert.' 1 A splendid program of the best of : : music. Come early to set a seat. See . pi-oram elsewhere. Monday 7::tu p. m. Wee dub. Wednesday :'M'j p. in. Prayer meet ing. Study of the last dipt, of Philip (ians. ISaptisui at the mornim; service Sun day. Attend both services and a Rteat ; i uplift. StraiiKeis made welcome. Sunday is "Church Uuildini; Sunday" when all are asked to make payments on their pledges. Frederick 11. I. each, pastor. f I0 1'ei' ,ille to subscribe for stock is being circulated and should be liberally signed. This is the pioneer of the present wells and as the owners of the sio:k have spent many thousand dol lars they should receive the liberal siiiKrt of the people. $r,0 or $10" subscribed by any individual or firm till receive many fold in return if oil Is struck here. The present well is now down over 11(10 feet and the company claims they are in very favorable formations. For some time they have been able to light the gas in the top of the bailer, when it is brought up, and oil has also often teen plainly seen on the water from the bailer. -"f the sermon delivered 1'. l.awrenee was With l,ased ' I " 7 : 1 r, - oh ,i would prai,.,. ,hl, ,,.,, ('s ' and Ills wonderful ,., , Mitdn n i.f m.-n." Mini in p.nt: -in Hciti-r music and 1 liMtv Kuniliiy wlU to cotnbiiird :il the I'n'sliyierian hurrh inmomnv. Tin st-minns, l)i)t.; r-K-rninj; and o veiling will In? uf pi-r-j intfrt'Kt, tliut in tin liiurnitiK (t ll ;nff why we stuuihl hv loyal to th. sTipturt'S and in the evening "Ilev. We (icit Our niblc." Many fnvt will V told at t hi fVi'tiiiiK st-rviri' that Tjli l)t nf interest to lovers of the Nble. The (uartet have prepared an extra 'peeinl imiHiral Hervice for the niorn .nK hour and will alvo us two fin.--umbers in "(, Word of CJotl, Inear rato." hy Kentt-with a violin ohliato v raileton .lanes, and "Lovely A---t;u'" from the "Kedi-mption" hy '.uuirfiil -In whieh .Mcs. Fred Strarif; '.vill h'wik the heatitiJ'ul soprano solo. !n athlit ion Mr. Carleton Janes will ;Iay for us on tin violin Chopin's Nocturne in fj. major, whieh every one will want In hear. Mrs. II. K. .!arnh at the pipe oran will enrieh the program with "Iteve AnKelkiue" ty Ruhen.stein as the prelude "From iho Lund of the Sky I Hue Water" by "adman as tile offertory and "("rede" :rom Haycien for the po.stlude. Aliss VeaKor will hUik u,(,j Thou :ty Hand" at the evening serviee. TU t . i i me .sperm j in us ica i programs ny ne quartet and pipe organ are always rmtly appreeiated. L December 1st Is the dale set for the N'ninK of the Untrue liiver Aircraft "DUipany's school of aviation at the 'tins A Garage. Ashland. A standard 1-1 nnd a CurtisM .1-.M--I-D plane has secured and William Llaher and 'rthur Jr. Mui-kcuzle will handle the 'Hot candidates. Jiotli are experi 'nced pilots, the former having par ipatcd in several l-rench battles, in haling the Chateau Thierry drive and later captured by the Germans. Three class rooms have been pro vided, a motor room, a plane room "'d a study room. Already five have i-nrnlied for pilot courses and two for -.round courses and '.be sucees-j of Southern Oreiron's li!st aviation -'hooi n,.nnls ;lssiired. latitude is ii:. K stnli. .i .-i... i. ii,.. i .. " " ' u " "sus to the quiek, while KrainiMle brinija j,.y t ,.verv he.n-t p touehes. inuralilude assumes everv blessom- as Us ,-iiiht ill, i i, .,' ,'X!!I!!,""'".i!"1 ""''"'elation all ahum it. I Itev. in.oihSKlvniK 1,1. ..-i nrlKinat-,! not Willi our forefathers, the l'llnrims but with Moses. He instituted ill- 1-east i,f Taberna, k-s as a thanksKiv lni! servief ,,f ,:iy!1 ,lt Ihl. ..j,,. "f the fall harvest, li.-ivid ov.-nlowed with the spirit f , raise and gratitude as manifest in miiny of his psalms. The old Unmans nl. Mervei a thanks ivintt festival season. The l'irlms were e, he ated tn the idea by witness Iiib. when they went to l.eyden, Hol land, in lCos. the thanksKiviiiK festi vals of the Dutch in honor of their deliverance from the Spaniards in 1.174. They held a dramatic eelebra linn in 1.17.1 tietnliei- a, anil every year I'ollnwiim. "P.eeall if ynu can the scenes of the journey, the laudiiiK, the terrible first winter in America of the 1'ilnrims. There were many deaths, and .'ireat sufferillK. Supplies arrived from Knit land in the fall nf HUM. With what ;;ame they cnuld kill and the supplies they bad sufficient for their needs, 'file tluinksnivine; service Which they held has been a lilelunrial to America The Salvation Army 320 Kast Main St. Meetings Tuesday, Thursday Saturday s p. m. Sunday Holiness 11 a. m. Company meeting 2 p. in. Young 1'eople I.cijiju G p. m. Salvation meeting S p. ill. and ViT III,-, USE SLOAN'S TO EASE LAME BACKS can't tlo vour best when J. Yr back and every muscle aches with fatigue. Apply Sloans Liniment freely, will: "'' rubbing, and enjoy a enetrative olowof warmth and comfort. (pod for rheumatism, neuralfiin, sprains and strains, aches and pains, K'-itica, sore muscles, stiff joints and the after effects of weather exposure. For forty vcars pain's cneniv. AaU your nei-hir. Keep Sloan's handy. At all drug-ists 35c, 70c, $1.40. Liniment "As a result of war and epidemic many have lost their lives these re cent years. We enjoy a host of com mon household blessintis which We are only mindful of as We compare them with the inconveniences of a hundred years iiko. Over against the well and obi oaken bucket, the dutch ovens, the tallow candle, etc., are the water faucet, the city bakery, elec tric range and electric lights. "A demand fnr square dealing and fair play is abroad as manifest in the prayer of the Center college football team as they knelt nn the gridiron at Harvard before (10.00(1 spe.-ta-.ors and prayed nnt for victory, but thai, they might Play fair and s.i'Jtre. 'they were Victorious, however. Our high school principals and cinches have been working for the same lliing and it has been manifest In ill the games this fall, in the valley. "The Pilgrims thanked God for food and so should we. We are blessed with food beyond that of any other nation. Three suuare meals n day is the most vital need of a na bave plenty. The most import ml tion. .Millions are starving while we news flashed ever the wires is Hie an nual crop report, which goes out from Department of Agriculture at Wash ington each December.' The business of the farmer Is the biggest in Amer ica. There are 11.00". 000 plants covering S00.000.000 acres empl-iy-Ing 14,000,000 men, with an invest ment of ?00, 000, 000, 000 and an an nual average production of $21,000, 000.000. "The Pilgrims thanked Cod for peace with Indians, at their feast. We thank God for pence yet are con scious that a volcano of Hatred niw passion may break forth at any lime unless this conference at Washing ton may mark the opening oi a era in world affairs. We are thankful for our nation. her wealth, resources, high iilea.s u e ire glad that she, through our pn ,i..,,t could take the lean this conference and pray that out of it mav come the fulfillment oi me highest hopes of the millions of Eu rope and America. n- l,..lf Cod lor (lie uooie "in'" ; ii,.. loilwark ot tne nauon ...,,,iiv and eliurcn ml her influence in no- . mid for the splenum spun of harmony manilesi in ""- " " - and nl least of all tor aesus ... or of men for His salvation from s,n Hope of the future and his conurg :,K"Te grateful heart is a heart that manifests its gratitude in service I" God and humanity." An offering for the Armenian or hans was taken at this meet ng and 1 ., , sis. Any wishing t" ' ,, ooi cause who were not at the meeting, may hand their offer lug to their pastor or Lev. l reiiee immediately. Evang.-Luth. Zion's Church Fourth St. below Oakdale Ave. Dr. W. 11. Morenz-Oeser, Pastor. Ites. MS West Fourth St. I Advent. Sunday school 10 a. in. Divine service 1 1 a. in. Catechetical instruction for confir mation every Saturday afternoon at 'I o'clock. Phoenix Church 10 a. in. Hible school. Classes for all. Dr. J. H. Webster, supt. 11 a. m. Morning worship. A ser vice designed to be helpful and inspir ing, to which all are earnestly invited. (1:4.1 p. in. Christian Kndeavor. Ttltu p. m. Kvening service for all, with brief sermon by the pastor. If you urn seeking heart's ease and uplift come. Joseph V. Angell, pastor. Presbyterian Church 0:45 a. in. Hible school. You are in vited to become a member of this school if not attending elsewhere. C. .1. Hronuner, supt. 11 a. in. Morning worship. 'Loyalty; to the Scriptures" will be the senncn subject as this in Hible Sunday. The following splendid musical pro-! gram lias also been arranged for this j service: j Organ prelude, "lleve Angelique" Kubensteill Mrs. II. K. Marsh ! Quartet. "O Word of God, Incarnate" ! Scnti j Violin obligato by Carleton Janes. Organ offertory. "From the Land of the Sky Illue Water" Cadman Violin solo, Nocturne in G-Major Chopin Carleton Janes Quartet, "Ifvely Apiear" from the , oratorio "Redemption ! Organ l'ostlude, Credo Hayden I',::I0 p. m. Christian Kndeavor soci-( eties. 7:110 p. in. "How We Got Our Bible.", Music led by tho young people's chorus and a solo entitled "Hold Thou My Hand" hy Miss Yneger. ! You aro invited to all of these ser- i vices. Select a church homo and at-! tend it regularly. The New South Methodist Church Cor. Main St. and Oakdale Ave. southern cordiality; orthodox preach ing: congregational singing. Growing; Sunday school, classes for all, graded literature. School opens promptly at 10 a. m. Dr. Frank Hob-j erts, snpL Preaching at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. in. Kpworth League at 11:30 p. in. This organization has doubled in member ship in the past two months, and has room for as many more. Nora Wolf, president. Mid-week prayer service Wednesday night, 7:30. W. J. Fenton, pastor. enemy ailing church lions, life at the For the I'. Law LAST BRITISH FORCE IN FRANCE DEPARTS For right prices In MONUMENTS HKADSTOXKS, COPINGS, VAII.TS, LETTKRIXO '"'j repairing old work lu cemeteries, " or write. RTISTO STONE CO. IVOrlr nmrn.l l .I.lnnii.l n all ; 'Ta of the PhcMc Const. int.. f Mini; First Christian Church Cor. Ninth and Oakdale. . Dell Ely Millard, minister. Bible school 9:45 a. m. Herbert Herrian, supt. Preaching servico 11 a. m. Sermon subject: "Living a Triple Life." Mem bers are urged to ho present. Stran gers are made welcome. I!: 30 p. tn. Young People's Christian Kndeavor sendee. A live service for live young people. Come Bee. :30 p. in. livening preaching ser vice. Sermon theme: "The Four Croat All's of the Gospel." Special music at this service by our male quartet. Kverybody welcome. First Church of Christ, Scientist Authorized branch of The Mother Church, The First Church of Christ. Scientist, in Iloston, Mass. Services are held every Sunday at 11 o'clock. Subject for Sunday, Nov. "7: Ancient and Modern Necromancy, alias Mesmerism and Hypnotism Denounced. Sunday school at 0:43. All under the age of twenty aro wolcouie. Wednesday evening meetings which Include testimonies of Christian Sci ence healings, at 7:45, church edifice, 111 2 North Oakdale.. The Heading Iloom, which is in the M. F. & II. Hldg., is open daily from 1 to 5, except Sundays und holidays. The Bible nnd all authorized Christian Sci ence literature may be read, borrowed or purchased. The public is cordially invited to attend the services and visit the Read ing Hooni. Talent M. E. Church N. W. Phelps, Pastor. Win My Chum campaign Nov. 27 to Dec. 4. Sunday. Nov. 27, 11 a. in. subject. "The Fishers of Men in the Church, Who Are They?" by the pastor. 7:30 ! p. in. subject. "Why We Should Have j a Win My Chum Campaign?" pastor. (ieueral topic, "The Man of Galilee." ( Song leader, Karl Newbry. j No service Monday night. Tuesday night: Leader, Mary Wedge Subject, "Joys of His Service." Spec ials: Hilly Sunday sb'g. Solo and Speaker from Ashland delegation. Wednesday night: leader, liessie Wedge. Subject. "The Power of His Life." Special: "Hennard sing. Duet, Karl Newbry, Italph Howninn. Thursday night: Leader. Ruth Hack ler. Subject, "What lie Has Done for Me." Special, Welgle sing. Solo, Karl Newbry. Piano solo, Callie Vogeli. Friday night: Leader, Umis Smith. Subject, "The Value of Ilia Death to the Sinner." Special: Solo and speak er from Medfurd delegation. Saturday night: Ralph Ilowman leader. Subject, "The Challenge of His Love." Special. Old songs. Solo, Phelps. Sunday night: Leader, Earl Newbry. Subject, "The Power of His Salvation." Specinl, Redemption sing. Solo, Ruth Ilackler. All services begin promptly at 7:30. Ills and little, great and small, high and lowly, good and bad, saved and unsaved, of every class and color are invited to these services. Come, DKS MOIN'K.S, la.. Nov. 26. Judge James C Hume of district court today granted the injunction sought by Grant Vanborn to prevent the holding of the special street car franchise, election next Monday. First Methodist Episcopal Church Fourth and Uartlett. J. Randolph Sasnett, Pastor. Office 29 Jackson County Hank Hldg. Phone flCS. 0:43. Pilile school. Classes for all ages. N. H. franklin, supt. 11 a. in. Morning worship. Sermon, "The Greatest Question," by the pas tor. G:30. Epworth League. "The Knight hood of Christianity," by Italph T. Thomas. 7:30. Kvening service and sermon: "lllazod Trails or Easy Grades," hy Rev. Ralph T. Thomas. Morning Anthem, Gloria in H flat (Farmer) Solo, Tho Lord Is My Shepherd, H.lddle). Mrs. 1'ierce. Kvening Anthem, The Heavens Are Declaring ( Heethoven-Huck). FOUR DOCTOR GAVE HER UP Through a Neighbor's Advice This Woman Was Restored to Health by Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound ,-,t in Nov. M.-Scvon officer! ...,' ' privates, the last of tho four and a half million men constituting ,. Hritish expeditionary lorce embarked for England, alter an ao yenre oi seven years. Wooden of the World lumbers to -r,,rLv for Christmas Medford Can,,. No. 90. W. C ;. tt .. ha purl based a large supply o Writ ' ys distribute among its member, dnr "g he month of December in connee "o with the campaign for new men. ' . ',( regular monthly dance for , n hers and thdr families will 1 .,wlv. November 3eth. and neiu ...,,,.ntu are anii"1'""-' u" 4 Kenosha, Vis.-"I suffered with a female trouble and at last was in bed for six weeks with what the doctors called inflammation of the bowels. Four of them said I could notlive. Aneighbor told me to use Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege table Compound and it helped mo from the start. When the doctor came I told him what I had taken and he said. 'Throw my medicine away and keep on with the Pinkham medicine.' I did and it cured me. If more women would take your medicine they would not suffer so. I have recommended tho Vegetable Compound to lota of people and they have been satisfied." Mrs. Mary Rhapstock. 2701 Wisconsin St.. Quartet, Remember Me, O Mighty Kenosha, Wisconsin. One. (Kinkel). Messrs. Meeker, Mac- When a woman is beset with such Doiiougb, Canaday and Vroinan. symptoms as irregularities, inflamma- Miss Matie Vroinan, pianist. Mr. "on. Ulceration, a uispiaccmem, nac k- llernard Roberts, organist. Airs. May .Ionia n-MacDonough, director. Wm El VJi When a Range is Too Big In almost every home there are important heating requirements in kitchen, laundry, or nursery, that are large enough to justify an investment in addi tional electrical heating equipment, even though another range would be too big. It is for such uses that Westinghoiise Hot Plates have been designed. These devices are efficient, practical, and of extreme convenience. They are not too large to be moved in case of necessity, and they are neat, clean, and economical. Deflector plates underneath prevent any danger of scorching the support on which the hot-plate may be placed. This is further obviated by the design of the heaters, which concentrate the heat directly under neath the vessel. Each heater has three-heat control, the left-hand heater being equipped with three sepa rate switches, the right hand with a single three-heat switch. They are made also in single-heater sizes. Westinghouse Hot Plates possess advantages of convenience and economy which many people will readily appreciate. PEOPLE'S ELECTRIC STORE Medford FOBES SUPPLY COMPANY Wholesale Distributors Portland, Ore. ill'iiiBiiiJil'iSSi '1,11 1 .1,' t auiife'sSHS Miller's New Radiator Shop Radiators Fenders Body Work li!8 K. Cirnpo l'liono mill-It NOW IS THE TIME TO PAINT YOUR CAR WOOD Knot nsu1 sif nil Ltnila . Onlv ivnrWI In ry!a VJil' -nf."?0,0'8 $17-6 e "k" covcr- AISO bt UtAh jobs. Auto Paint Shop Phono 777 221 to 241 N. Fir Ht Coal nt $17 off car. VALLEY FUEL CO. 2nd nnrt Vlr VIioimi 7 First Baptist Church "The Friendly Church." North Central and Fifth Sts. 9: )j a. m. Hible school, F. W. Mears, supt. Ilring your church building en velope. 11 a. m. "The World's Test of the Church." Anthem. "I'nfold Ye Portals." Maie Glee, Nevln, "The Comforter Came." The intermediate M. Y. P. V. will hold their meetinK with Mrs. Harter. a Ishut in. at Jacksonville I 6:3'l p. ill. U. Y. V, L'. ache, headaches, bearing-down pains, nervousness or the "blues" she should treat the cause of such conditions by taking Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, the standard remedy for wofnnn's ills. WANTED the Biggest Pumpkin in Southern Oregon. Write llie Sceretarv, Ash-! Life sketches j land Winter Fair, i Fuses and Safety A fuse in .an electric circuit is n safety device designed to open the circuit at a certain load. Its use is to prevent the wires in tho circuit pnotcctcd from carrying more than their rated capacity and to prevent fires and damage to electrical apparatus. Fuses are pluccd at various points in the elcctifical circuits where the wires branch, or change size; also at the entrance to the building to protect the wining in the building, and pn the polo outside of the building to protect the transformer ind outside circuit. When a fuse blows, there is usually a cause for it, .such as an overload or damaged circuit and the cause should be found and repaired before replacing the fuse. Better investigate and eliminate any risk that may (exist. Your Contractor Dealer can protect you at a nominal cost. The California Oregon Power Company Phone 168 Medford, Oregon 216 West 11 Iain Street IS f X- Fix St. Medford, Or. 1" ,1,Jt D'S'" 212