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Newspaper Page TextMEDFOrJfi MATfc TnT?.XTNvR. MF.rF"mr. OT F.C, ONf. ftATTT?TAY. TYPTFAiT.F.r 10. 1021' PA 013 TTVT3 I' ... Ch . J Ch ) N EGURED FORLOCALHOUSES fionrso A. Hunt of Antic Theatres Co.. roc from a ten-day busine tlie Hunt & i-ntly relumed i.'A trip to Se- 'attic and Portland, where he atti nd 'f'd an Oregon convention t.f Af-so-ciatetl First National I'icturi-s. Inc. Mrs Hunt accompanied liini. Mrs. Hunt, who has charge of t he advertising for the Medford theatres. - returns with a number uf new ideas nloiiH this line. The ad: prepared by ' Mrs. Hunt are ivcnjrnizcd by the i movie maKazines as well as the people L senerafly. as bein unions the most v artistic ami best In thv state. Mr. Hunt says Associated First Na tional I'icture.s in an organization of theatre owners covering- all of the Cnited States and Canada whose one 'thought is bitter and betler pictures-. this concern has trmvn from nothing " in three short years to the sreaiest orKanizjition in moving picture pro duction and distribution. They control the output of such stars and producers as Chaplin. Nor ma and Constance TalmadRe, Anita Stewart. Chaa. Hay. Katharine Mr Donald, Kiehard Jtarthelmess. Mar puerile Clark. Horothy Philips. Lionel Harry more, John Harry more. Pola NeKri. Marshall Neilan, Thos. Ince. JMack Sennett. Sidney Franklin, AVhit nun Hennett, .1. Parker Held. H. ) Iavis and otherH. Mr. Hunt says that before First National entered the field that one producing Mstrlhuiinn company absolutely dominated the field and Hold its product on an all or nothinfi basis, or in other words the exhibitor was forced to play the poor ones to tfet the Kood ones. Mr. Hunt reports the purchasing of quite a few exceptional pictures which will be played here very shortly, such as "Doubling for Homeo," "Way Down Fast." "The Oirl From Jod's L Country," "The, Four Horsemen i, "The Oath," "111 fl Musketeers," "L The Oath," "Hits of Life." "Tim Little Lord Faunth Ji rov- Tin. Cbil. hild Thou Oavcst Me unci "The Contiuorinf? Power." AUis-Chaliners 37. ', A". Y. Stocks ; American licet SuKar.... "8, '; American Can : S2.3 Anieiieau Car & Foundry.. : 147 t Anieiieau Hido & Leather old bt.z r America;!, International Corp 41.1 American Locomotive 911.7 f Anieriean Smelting & Re!.. Ifi.l Anierican Sutiar 54.5 American Sumatra Tobacco .....' 31 ,' American T. & T Ufi.l ' American Woolen SI. 3 , Anaconda Copper 4S.S Atchison 00 At!., CJuir & W. Indies 31.3 Haldwin Locomotive Ihiltimore & Ohio llethlehem Steel "D" Canadian Pacific Central Leather Chandler Motors .. t5.8 .. 3li .. 5S.3 ..U'O.ti .. 30.5 .. 47..S .. 5'j.ti L'd.'l' .. 31! 2S 2 .. 23- Chesapeake A: Ohio ChieiiKO, Mil. and St. l'aul . Cliir.ii.ro I) 1 ,f- Pup i j Chino Conner Colorado Fuel &. Iron Corn Products ,rucible Steel Co Co Jt!r .. H3.r. .. C4.5 ,. 7.1 ... 11 ...138 ... 10.S ... 35.C ... 75.7 ... 31.5 ... US.L' ... 40 ... fdl- ... 52.0 Cuba Cane Sugar Crie (leneral IClectrlc (lenoral Motors Good rich Co Oreat Northern, pld (ireat Northern Ore Ctfs Illinois Central Inspiration Copper Int. Mer. Marine pt'J International Paper Keunecott Copper 27 Ixmlsville & Nashville 108 Mexican Petroleum 115.2 Miami Copper 2H.5 Middle States Oil 14." Midvalo Steel 2S.8 Missouri Pacific 1S.1 New York Central 74 N. Y.. N. II. and Hartford 13. S Norfolk & Western S7. Northern Pacific 79.C Oklahoma Prod. & Kef.; 4 Pan American Petroleum 52. 1 Pennsylvania 33.1 People's Gas 5ii Pittsburg and West Va 25.7 Ray Consolidated Copper 15 Heading "11 Rep. Iron & Steel 53.2 Roval Hutch, N. Y 50 Shell Trans. & Trad 3S.5 J Sinclair Con. Oil 22 Southern Pacific 79 Southern Railway 18.8 Standard Oil of N. J. pfd 112.2 Studebaker Corporation 79.8 Tennessee Copper 10.3 Ti'xas Co 4 Texas & Pacific 23.5 Tobacco Products !! Trancontinental Oil 10.2 I'lii-m Pacific 127.: IT. S. Food Products 10 V. S. Retail Stores 53 V. S. fin!. Alcohol 38.1 1'nited Statis Rubber 53.7 I'nited States Steel 83.3 ftali Copper ,;4" Westinglioiise Klertiic I9.S Willys Overland 5.7 Anierican Zinc. Lead and Sm 13 Butte and Superior Cala. Petroleum 27. S Montana Power 59 Shatturk Arizona 8 Pure Oil 58.5 Invincible Oil I; General Asphalt This office has wall maps of Jackson county, gale. tinned at ton and bottom, lor St. Mark's Episcopal North Oakilale and Fifth Sts. 1 1 1 y communion, n. Sunday school, i. Hjly communion. Win. H. Hamilton, vicar. Ciinier N a. ii l' a. 11 a. Apostolic Faith Special evangelistic Herviccs at the Apostolic Faith Mission every evening at 7: 15, over the Model clothing store Special music and sin-Kin;.?. Catholic Church South Oakil;ile Avenue. First mass Sunday at S a. m. Sceoml mass at lu:U0 a. m. Ilrnetlirtiun al'H'i- second mass. Hev. John Powers, rector. Evang.-Luth. Zion's Church I'ourtli St. below Oakilale Ave. ;v. Dr. V. K. Morenz-Oeser, Pastor, ites. MX West Fourth St. III. Advent. Sunday school 1(1 a. m. Uivitle ilervice 1 1 a. in. Catechetical inatntction for confir mation every Saturday alternoon at lock. First Christian Church Cor. Nlnlh and Oakdale. Dell Kly Millard. Minister, ltible Bi-hool 0: 15. Herbert Ilerrlan, supt. PreacliiiiK Bervlce 11 a. tn. Subjoct, Flashes From the Northwest Preach ers Parliament. f:30. Fvenini; sermon, "The Model Church." Siieclal music and a warm welcome to all. Main Street Methodist Church The old south church in the new buildiiiK. Corner Main street and Oak- dale avenue. Sunday school 10 n. in. Classes for all. Dr. Frank Roberts, supt. F-pworth LeiiKiio at 11:30 p. m. Miss Nora Wolf, president. Preaching services 11 a. ill. and 7:30 p. in. Subject for the, morning hour, "The Man Who Outrun Death." For the evening hour, "Food and Flattery." W. J. Kenton, Pastor. Free Methodist Church Cor. Tenth and Ivy Sts. Miss Rhoda Burnett, Pastor. Res. 337 V. Tenth St. Phone 42G. Revival meeting la now in pro gress and will continue until Christ mas day. We invite you to hear our evangelist, Rev. B. W. Hucltaboo. He believes and preaches the Bible. Some feel they cannot alt'ord to miss a sin gle sermon. Plan to attend every ser vice and bring your friends. Sunday school at 10 a. m. Preaching service at 11 a. ni. and 7:30 p. in.' Services each evening at 7:30. Presbyterian Church' , 9:45 a.m. Bible school. Classes for all ages. Carl Brommer, supt. 1 1 a. in. Morning worship. "Tho World Leader." Uriel' sermon. Music, short oraorio, "Hear My Prayer." Mendelssohn. Quartet assist ed by Mrs. M. V. lljllis. C:3o p. m. Christian Endeavor soci eties. Topic. "The Pledge." 7:30 p. m. Evening service. Illustrat ed message on "Mcxictw" Its condi tions, needs and religious opportunity. Special music. Mid week service Wednesday even ing 7:30 p. m. Subject, "The Angel's Song," Westminster Guild mooting Monday night with Mrs. Tumy, 41 S. Holly nt :30 p. in. First Church of Christ, Scientist Authorized branch of The Mother Church, The First Church or Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Mass. Sen-ices are held every Sunday. at 11 o'clock. Subject for Sunday, Doc. 11: God The Preserve Or Man. Sunday School at 9:45. All under the nge of twenty are welcome. Wednesday evening meetings, which include testimonies of Christian Sci ence henlings, at 7:45, church edifice 212 North Oakdale. The Reading Room, which is in the M. F. & II. Bldg., is open daily Irom 1 to 5, except Sundays and holidays. The Hllile and all authoriKed Christian Sci ence literature may be read, borrowed or purchased. The public is cordially invited to at tend the services and visit tho Heading Room. First Methodist Episcopal Church Fourth and Burtlett. J. Randolph Sasnett, Pastor. Office 29 Jackson Co. Bank Bldg. Phone 90S. Bible school 9:45. Classes for all ages. N. II. Franklin, supt. Morning worship 11 a. m. Sermon "Soul Power." r.pwortn League 6:30. a young poo pie's meeting that many young people rn.ioy. Pageant i:30, "A Visit From th(. Missionary lanilly," presented by the young ladies of the surprise cI.-ihs. Morning: Anthem. O Lord God of Hosts. (Wittyi. Soloist, Mrs. Pierce Anthem. We Stand in Deep Repen tanee. (Mendelssohn-Shelley). Soloists Mrs. Sasnett. Mr. MarUonough. Miss Malie Yronian, pianist. Mr. ll.'rn.iid Roberts, organist. Mrs. May ,lo:ilaii-MacIlonoug!i, director. First Baptist Church "The Friendly Church." North Central and Fifth Sts. 9:4.1 a. m. Bible school. Newcomers to our city invited. 1! a. m. "The Stewardship of Life' a n-.rago neeih d today. Anthem, Bur-k. "Beneilic Anima," Mis. Watson and Mr. Walker, soloists, of Peace," .Miss Steir.er, s doit. tl:30 p. m. Senior and Intermediate I). V. P. I'. Kenneth Petioyar, leader of Senior nie.jtin;. The content tor new menihers is on. Come and enjoy these meetings. 7:30 p. m. "A Urania in Three Acts." .Mis. Swanton of the Oregon Itumaue Society, will speak at this meeting. Soprano sjIo, Wilson. "The Iird My Slledierd Keeds Me." Mrs. I.eacll. Anthem, Gounod, - Oallia", .Mrs. Wat son, soloist. Monday 7:30 p. m. Glee club. Tuesday 2:M0 p. in. I. allies' Auxiliary niiK'ts at the home of Mis. Dr. Carlow. Hostesses Mrs. M. U Daily. Mrs. Culy, Mrs. Lester ami Miss Laivton. Wednesday 7:3u p. in. .Midweek prayer meeting. Thursday 7:30 p. m. Chnir rel'.ea-.-ral. Make Sunday different by K"iHR t- one or bjth st-rvices. Good muic. All desirins. Hirthday party who were not at the 1 can brini; their p;u t ! to the church Sunday. Frederick It. Leach, pastor ,lt! S. Laurel street. Mr. Jim Cook and son, Oran loo- toied to Orants Pass Monday. Mr. Ivan York .and Mr. and Mrs. Jens William. went ovt to Kerhy on' day last week. The wind storm did considerable da mane up Thompson and Williams creek, blowing down one house and a barn. Mr. Holly Caris is busy hauMnjj shaken to cover his house Mr. F.van and Vane been busy ha lint: hay Kubli have for Cliarlle Cook. Mr. Jay Davidson of Grants Pass was vlsliiiiK hly brother Carler David son Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Palley motor ed to ( I rant?i Pass Monday. Little Caylord Ilailey. who has had a Hunt spell of infantile paralysis is slowly recovering . M rs. Tom J Huberts who has been sick for the past week iK reported i n provitiK nlowly. Mr. Kllis Davidson spent Sunday in (rants Pass. Mr. Huster A'incent and Mr. Oran Cook are driving Chevrolet cars. Mr. Joe York has rented the Neat- lifine- nlee from Mr. "W. H. HileV f.-s .Vetfie Cook nnd dauL'ht or . Water Heater Especially in the Nursery Coffee Percolator Makes Good Coffee Better Amhcm, Nevin, "The Sunlight MISSOURI FLATS j 1 1 V Jj 001 '..S-CJ. " I' -'- xhfWJo 'ferpp, ism jjtm ; 1JV $iglftfc'& " Turnovct TooMcr Homellotd Iron g I Irrr-sfWWW'Lr" PatotatorSet TiK WorW. UcJt ToM-awlter "The Iron that Women Dciipiol , t , S Jj ' Wonderfully Auratlivft S ' ClmfuiR Dish V "B",'r l".'""! "m - rr-iwwi"" .mi .hiii.ii i pi The Life of die Party I I 3 I ' 1; - " -LfA. l?L 1 J 1 I ' . Cy Glow Radiator 1 . . ilMWSiPW UJli L31 UttheU1lle.b.PIMdl 5r Travflrr'a Iron ft Ve;gh but 3 poundi - 1 -( --in - .i . ..... .. or:l .1 .t A!' . El OPPAT mm AFTER LW WAPlilXGTOr;. lie-. ': - :i t:tie M.:ore, de:uo -rat, Vs-p nouneod toilay lie aic.enduient to the '.'al!i j.i I to rt- itiire i'-d'-rn! j-.id-.'.'-.- t i i. theii- time to judicial dii:.. ... Such an amendiiieiit w-.il.i .llld!'.e l.andis l'j-o-il aclil -; : ; commii-.si'-ncr viti:eut r ;!-:: i:il 1)!' judgeship, NAVY AVIATORS Mi s HE SAX IIKJO. ( Ml.. IV 1). CI .McLean, : MachlnistM Mate l C. tinned at the North Inland n:ivy ; jtativ.n. was in:;fantly hiile.i tin.-; ai'i I noon when the land plane in w iileh h t ! was a n;K:ieni;er crashed to ' 1 in front of one d" t!ie hangars on the p j field. Knsiini J. C. Cline, who was I piloting the piano i t tne time ot Hi ! :ir0KU IU- was Hertouiy uijuren. TARIFF HELP TO GERMAN GLOVERS Ks'.lu-r rituioid lit with rt-lativ--'.Mr. rul Mrs. .1. hi.-- nher, Mr. G( . stiff, swollen joints, always tired t'eel- WASIIINtlTON, l'ec. 10. Herman ling, pains in groin and muscles or competition has wiped out. one of I other symptoms of kidney trouble. J. America's war time industries, theT. Ostium, It. F. r. No. 1, Lucasvllle, manufacture ot chainoisctte gloves, '()., writes: "1 had kidney trouble for former Itei'iesenialive l.ittauer ol'10 years. 1 tried all kinds ol' kidney I New York City testified before the senate, finance committee in urging a higher class ! vvlii;li is manufactured from cotton Electric Ware for Worth - Look for the window like the one above and you will find New Idea for you about Christmas giving. He is ready with that will help you solve the problem of selecting Sensible Gifts, tasteful and in perfect keeping with the spirit of the season. gives you this New Idea in the "1921 Christmas News". All you have to do is walk into the store which has the Westinghouse Window and ask for this little publication on worth while giving. It will tell you of a plan for giving gifts of real and lasting value, Electric Ware, for Christmas. There is good news f.ir everyone in the "1921" Christmas News. :mio i ; SHANH 100 m V.'A.-'llINVrrOX. Doc. ia Asso ciated P 1-In;!ea o.in-; to nc-,1 up fiettleJuotit of tlio Slianiun contr -crsy (lie Cliir.eso and jai'rme.ie anus c:mtcrc::n deN'Kaic. ripMst the entire l'tienoua today a:H'nr,-tiiK: to dispose of tlie queslinii of pu!:!ic pr-pe:tles in ;iie Kiao C!;ov ica- li'd I. Fnrllicr dis-'ii.-ii n was piannc.l for the afternoon. Ja:;:ni already has a;; rood to return !o China ail public properties in the Icastdiold. China ai'.reeins; p rettunl moneys spent by the Japanese rinct Japan ruccceded to t!:e Herman rh;iils I'ho delegates now have reached the question of "municipal enterprises." "So many string. are attached to what the Japanese declare thenisielve.; willing to i;!ve up," one Chinese dele. ;':ste said, " progress is necessarily slow." The two delegatiups hoped to reach the question of openine; lite port oi Tsing Tao to t lie commerce of tho world on (Mpial lirins during the day. ll alia n Karlho.uakos. UIIMK, D.e. in. liy the Associat ed Press.) Serli as earthiiualie shoilis have heen reported throut;h out this wi'ek t'l-oin the region ot T.mIno l.olf.ena. K'l lnlleH northwest of here. The r.ir-und in several villages shows lai'K" I'issuri'ii and most of the ii-.liahitant.-. are eampiiiK in the field.-,. No deaths liave been reported. Had Kidney Troubla Ten Years llon't give up hope if you are sulTor g from backache, rheumatic pains, j remedies hut they did me no good. 1 I tools one bottle of Foley Kidney Pills and thev bellied me so much 1 am welllmos w. Hull 0 ft.: thence S. I decrees stf now." Sold everywhere. Adv. 13 minutes W. 325.il It.: thence S. 31 ' Westing! noose PEOPLE'S ELECTRIC STORE Medford FOBES SUPPLY COMPANY Wholesale Distributors Portland, Ore. hiiwii Notice of Appointment cf Executor J la t!m Cuinty Court oi t!w filalf of Orrnon in and for Xw Comity of Jackson. Ill the MiilMT f !h'J K;-taU! of MilUm Not iv i;i lnii'rby L'iven tliat !iiui".sii;:itMl luir. ht-en aj;vMiit.'.l !y h Hi iyir.inio (1. A. tranln- : cf ihv ub'w tiit:tl'.l Cui;, ;is th. executor th- Ksiatr i.t Millntt HHcu: am! has (iiialifictl as such Krniti:- ;i.vn.I-in-.; in law. j .Ml I'.M''-r.s iiavinj: elair.i niimst ' Mv.il Ksfaif arc hcivi.y lmtificd anl nMiaii e l i.) jjir.-pnt tr-.'iri, witli proper v:mt'h,T-t ami duiy V'Tific'l. a'-c-ntlm.-; t l:.v. ;it the cfiirc r.!' 1. .1. Newman, in tiif I'iilin -I'.pK'k. In the Cny of Mnl I'tM'ii, OiviAcn, within sU ihs triui the dale h.-ivoi", v.hi. li sa-.i offji'c th" niuli'i'himicii he! chy st 'Iccis a.; his iiir.ee of hnsiiics-; in all matters p-r-iainir. t the jai4 rstait of the said Miltua Itclohc:. ier.ase.i, I 1'a'cil at .MiMlionl, 0:v::nM, this iUh day of piTi-mlKM'. a. IV I'.'Jl. Date of first publication on IVeeinber l"t ti, A D. .1. o. Isaacson. l'c;'mor with tin1 will :inneel of the Kstatc of Miliun l-ledier. I Vet -asod. Notice to All Landowners in Medford j li-rifiatico District and to All Whom1 It May C -ucern: 1 1 il are hi-rehy nolitietl that on the I'.tll ilav ot Si'iiteinher, P.'L'l, Klizaheth Kuth Wehster fi! ,er dulv aeknow ledKed and veii.ied petition with the imam ci i ' m ec i o i f oi .mci i mni 1 1 1 ma- tion histrict .i ayliu: that the tollowins desei'ihed land in tlte petitioner situate J in .1. lesson County, (lieon, be inelud ed within the Medford Irrigation Ids- ,'"r triet. that is to sa : llenlth lii-iunini; at a point on the NV side 1,11 lor County lioad. IMi.o ft. W. of the SI-: jeoruer of ( loverniaent Lot No. 5 in ! See. JU. T. ll? S. of It. S'. of tile Y. .M. .laelison County, Oregon: theneo nloni; Count lioad N. "5 decrees lit imiiiutes K. "70. U .urees lis niinute: ft.: thence N. 2'.l de s I-:. 727.ii ft.: thence. N 0 degrees :i minutes W. 3o'. o ft.: on N. and S. line ot property ; thence S. S'.i degrees 55 minutes V. 12l.il ft. to the SU corner of the HV ':, of the N 10 '4 of Sec. 20, Tp. 37 S. of It. 2 W. of the W. M., tlience S. s:i degrees 55 minutes S'. 111.0 ft.: thence S. ('.:; de grees 21 minutes V. I'.H.O feet; thence N. 73 degrees. 50 minutes V. !H. ft.: thence S. 2ii degri'es 52 minutes W. 201.0 ft.: thence S. 8 degrees Hi min utes W. 175.0 ft.: tlience S. 33 degrees 01 minutes W. 155.0 It.: thence N. 17 degrees 32 uiinnles 333.0 ft.; tlience N: 5 degrees '211 minutes K. 315.0 ft.; thence S. S7 degrees 52 min utes V. lluO.O It.; thence S. I degrees 13 miniiles V. 325.il It.: thence S. 31 While Gifts the electrical dealer who has a a rather unusual suggestion in a way that is intelligent, iiiiimiM ii is hi Maini'ifarnn'sii"irMiTirTnrii'ifTr'y iegrees i: minutes K. 409. d ft.: t bunco :u I)-r:ree4 31 rn'iiuts E. 270.0 It.; -!in."e s. 10 (iereHrt 'AO minutos K. . ,o n.: tin ncc s. ,s:t degreen niiu itis II. tiiTu it. along K. and V. lino .d .loverly to point of beginning, con-, taining LT.r. jn-ros more or less. And further praying that an ordor :ie made hy tile said Hoard of Direo n.rs that said lard be included in the i.-df-u d I.-ngali n District. Aii per.-ons interested in, or who may be ;;,trrpd by the proposed '"l.ange f-f tho boundaries of said Di.i tri.'t or by tho inclu.-.ii,n uf said lands in i-:'.!d t'iriici. arc hereby noLified to a-ijit'ar at the ol.'ice cf the Hoard fit Direct -ii-!! of Med:nl Irrigation Dis frPa in the Liberrv lUiilding on U'cMt Mailt Street in tho City of Medford, (Jrc-'.on. on the lird day of January, .t two o'clock in the afternoon of !uy and then and ihero show il any t;;ey have, why the ( I" said petition should not be id or the. land therein described lu.led in the .Medford Irrigation tl.at caitr-1 ptay. :::: hp be in, District. Dated December Sth. (M.. HOAIID OF DIUKCTUHS OF M KDI'OiiD IKKKiATlON D1STHICT, Hy II. M. WILSON. Hecu-tary. WOOD! ! AI) kltls f ,vooli (lt r,.lt prlnv; dry mi j.j,. i " ' ,"PUy Hl MEDFORD FUEL CO. , '"' """ ' "'' t'lu.ne VlRor and Titallit -i 'I'AllililS- - Mali? on on Ui-'lllest. I-l...... . . .unphlet Fre4 Ash for WKLCll'S thf 'HI- liil.NAU linWAHH Of IMITATtrtNH AM) HrnsriTi ti-;s. vi-'.i,cn uhiiu rne. a'i nih'-r" iit,miijt FREE BRUSHES O:io to Lvery Homo FULLER BRUSH CO. Lylo S. Steele 100.T W. Main St. County Koprespiitntive HtffhPRt Qn nitty Jewelry Repairing, Dtniuond Setting. Rcpairlntr. SatlKfiiction ABsnred In quality and price. Mall lis your wanU. MARTIN J. REDDY Warming Pad For Comfort and For Health Sew Motor Many HoUKltold Utci Hot Plate Litit, Convenient and Clean