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Newspaper Page TextWDFORTTi "WATT; TRTBTTXT!. MEDFOTHI. 'OTJF.rJON. Sf.VTTIiTVVY. TWFUT.T'R'" "17. W?.f PA HE TTTRFF 41 E WILL MIT 1 ri'EniX), Colo., Doc. 17. John Me "nnan, district president ot the I'nit 1 States Mine Workers of America, imounced today the strike of miners f the Colorado Fuel nnd lion comimny ill not be called off. "W'e will continue the strike to the xteut of our ability," said McLennan. It became known from other union nircei, however, that the iuternntion I union had declined to give financial upnorl to the strike. SrRINGFIF.Lp, 111., Dec. IT. (Hy ssociatcd Press.) Financial support f the Colorado mine strikers to "the itent of the international's ability ill be continued," President John L. .ewls, of the United .Mine Workers of .merlca, declared hern this morning. "There has been no change in pol- v by tho international," .Mr. Lewis aid. "Wo have not withdrawn financial ;ipiort," Mr. Lewis emphasized. "'o re assisting ('(dorado miners in their ight against wnge reduction and have o intention of discontinuing it. He aest for a general system of relief In olorado has been asked by district irteeu, but no action has been taken ly the international board of that re- nest. . . 1 cannot predict what action the oard will take," he said. YULETIDE CHEER AT A .spoHul mt-ftinK of tho Christian IVorkiTH Itnntl waa railed reowuly rr tho purpoHo of iirraiiKi"B for a roKTiim and tree at thu county furm ext. Thursday nitfht. A small fund iiim-d at a recent box .social, aiiK- fiicntcd hy piftH from tho yuunK coplt'ti'. Hotielit'H, will bo used to fur- iinlt decorations and the uual randy nd nuts. Tho program will be unholy drawn from tho rhildrenn' xorrisfs. to. be. .given by the vurious hurelK's. .in .order .to. afford, ..thu old M-oplo the unwonted atmosphere of hiHthoort at the Christ nms sushIoh. 'amis will bo sung also. Committees re as follows: , , . , SocurinK tree Archie PItvrco, I-yle lilliH. 1 11 Docorationa Miss Margery Vn- ors, chairman; aiihhos iuuuroa Indies, M viriul Albert, Mary (ore, i'liHma Kent and Mesdames Pierce nnd Ciraybeal. roKTum Clyde Hillis, Frank Iraybeal, Cash Wood. AT PRES. The services at the Presbyterian hurcli on Sunday will be prepura- ury to the Christmas spirit and nies- tge. Increasing audiences and a Sunday school that has exceeded Itself each succeeding Hunday, has boon the record for many Sundays ast until main auditorium and Sun- liny school quarters have been filled ilmost to full capacity. Sunday morning the pastor will peak on tho subject, "Christ's I ncx- iected Surprises." In the evening Seek Ye First the Kingdom of God. The quarti-t will sing "More Love for hee. Oh Christ." The young people s 'horus w-ill sing at the evening ser- lco. Many strangers from near ami ,ir are seen In tho audiences each unday. TRIG0N1A WELL Work at the Trlgonla well has pro gressed favorably this week. There havo been dally eruptions of gas, the one Thursday being of greater force tnan any proceeding and drove ma terial tin over 300 feet in the. casing. This is now being cleaned out and it is expected will be completed to day. Tho showing of oil is by far greater than a week ago. It has been estimated that the bailings are fully one-fifth oil. Work will be carried on tomorrow Sunday. Destroyer Saved. NEW YORK, Dec. 17. The United States destroyer DeLong which went ai-horo in a dense fog near Half Moon bay, south of here December 1, was floated on high tide today. The ex tent of the damage she suffered was not determined today. Had Kidney Trouble Ten Years Don't give up hope if you are suffer ing from backache, rheumatic pains, stiff, swollen joints, always tired feel ing, pains in groin and muscles or other symptoms of kidney trouble. J. T. Osborn, R. F. T. No. 1, Lucasville, writes: "I had kidney trouble for in years. I tried all kinds of kidney remedies but they did mo no good. 1 'ook one bottlo of Foley Kidney Pills and they helped me so much I am well now." Sold everywhere. Adv. ftoardkl St. Mark's Episcopal Corner North Oakdale and Fifth Sts. S a. m. Holy communion. 10 a. m. Sunday school. 11 a. ni. Morning service. Wni. II. Hamilton. Vicar. Catholic Church South Oukdalo Ave. First mass Sunday at S a. in. Second mass at 10:;io a. m. Hcnedictkin alter second mass. Rev. John Powers. Central Point Christian Church IMble school 10 a. in. Mrs. Victor Ilursell, supt. Preaching service at .1 p. m. by D. I'.. Millard of Medford. The public is cor dially invited to this afternoon service. Evang. Luth. Zion's Church Fourth St. below Oakdale Ave. Rev. Dr. W. It. Moreuz-Oeser, Pastor, lies. SIS West Fourth St. IV. Advent. Sunday school 10 a. m. Divine service 11 a. m. Catechetical instruction for confir mation on every Saturday at 2 o'clock. Phoenix Church 9:43. Prayer, Men's bungalow. 10. lliblo school, classes lor all, Dr. J. 11. Webster, supt. 11. Morning sendee and music. Ser mon: "Our Many-sided Christmas." C:tn. Christian Kndeavor, led by Prof. Whitman. 7:3"). Popular service, of song, led by C. K. choir. Short sermon: "A Man and His Girl.' All welcome J. W. Angell, pastor. Methodist Episcopal Church, South Main St. and Oakdale Ave. Itesidenco noxt to church, W. J. Fenton, Pastor. Sunday school 10 a. m. Dr. Roberts, ! strength of the speculative issues and supt. Primary supt. Mrs. Ralph W'ood-j heaviness or irregularity of iuvest ford. Iment shares. Numerous stocks coiu- Preachlng service 11 a. m. Subject, j "The Result of a Docision.' ":0 lOpworlh league 6:30 p. in. Preaching 7:30 p. in. Prayer meeting Wednesday P. m. Free Methodist Church i Cor. Tenth and Ivy Sts. Miss Rhoda llurnctt, pastor. i Res. 337 W. Tenth St. Phono 42G. Just one more woek of the revival meeting. W'e invite yon to hear our evangelist, Kev. H. W. Huckabee. He preaches a gospel that saves from sin and brings peace and joy into the lives of men and women. Services each evening at 7:30. Sunday services as follows:- Sunday school at 10 a. m. Preaching service at H a. in. and 7:30 p. m. Presbyterian Church Corner Main and Holly. Itev. 10. P. Lawrence, Minister. 0:45 a. in. Bible school. Carl J Hrotmner, supt. 11 a. in. Morning worship. Sermon "Jesus, Source of Unexpected Stir' prises. Anthem, 'More Love to Theo, O Christ," hy the quartet, Mrs. Fred I Strang, Mrs. Edna Isaacs, Forrest Ed- nieailes anil Will Vawter. : 0:30 p. ni. Christian Endeavor. Topic, "Tho Conscience." 7:30 p. in. Evening service, "Seek First tho Kingdom of God." Music by young jieople'a chorus. First Christian Church Corner Ninth and Oakdale. Dell Ely Millard, Minister. Bible school session 0:45 a. m. Her- bert Berrlan, supt. Morning sermon and worship, 11 a. m. Special music: Solo by Mrs. Rny mond S. Mac.Millan of San Francisco entitled "The Lord's Prayer." Mem bers urged to be present and a hearty welcome to all. 6:30 p. in. Young people's service, of Christian Endeavor. 7:30 n. m. Our evening service. Big song service with three special musi cal numbers. A solo, duet anil male quartet. You will enjoy these musical numbers and besides there will be a special sermon lecture on "Forbidden ; Fruit." The public is cordially invited. First Church of Christ, Scientist Authorized nranch of The Mother i Church, The First Church of Chrift. Scientist, in Boston, Mass. ' Services are held every Sunday at . 11 o'clock. Subject for Sunday, Dec. 18: Is the Universe, Including Man, Evolved hy Atomic Force? Sunday School at 9:45. All tinder the age of twenty are welcome. Wednesday evening meetings, which '. include testimonies ot Christian Sci- ence healings, at 7:45, church edifice, j 212 North Oakdale. The Reading Room, which is in the M. F. & II. llldg., is own dally from 1 to 5, except Sundays and holidays. ' The Bible and all authorized Christian i Science literature may be read, bor-j rowed or purchased. j Tho public is cordially iuvited to! attend tho services and visit tho Read-i ing Room. I First Baotist Church I North Central and Fifth Sts. "The Friendly Church" 9:43 a. m. Bible school, F. W. Mcars, supt. 231 record for last week. Help make it 250. 11 a. m. "Doing Business lor tiiu. C 'M n m. Senior and Intermediate H Y. P. V. Adiel Nelr, leaner oi Senior Societv. Eight new members received last Sunday evening. Visit these meetings and enjoy them. I 7:30 p. m. "Tho Drama of Life in Threo Acts." j Music lor dry: ; .Morning: Anthem, Gounod, "Gentle Holy Saviour." i Soprano solo, Petrie, "Heavenly I Voice": Mrs. Watson, i Kvoiiing: Anthem, llucti, "Hark. : Hark, My SmI." Duet, Plount, "It Was for .Me"; Mips Stelner, Mr. Walker. Monday 7:30 p. m. Glee club. Wednesday 7:30 p. m. Christmas I prayer meeting. Friday 7:30 p. m. Christmas concert . by the Sunday school. A unique enter tainment will be presented, Plan to heur it. Klaborate Christmas music for Dec. L'fith, morning and evening. Strangers and non-churchgoers in vited. Frederick It. Leach, pastor. First Methodist Episcopal Church Fourth and llartlett. J. Randolph Sasnetl, Pastor. Office 20 Jacktion, Co. Hank lllclg. ; Ph. -no ("OS. Ilible school : :!.".. Classes for all I ages. Prof. N. Franklin, supt. M.-n's discussi :i class that men like. Morning worship 11 a. m. Sermon by 1 Dr. C. A. Edwanls, on "A Great Pro ! gram." I Kp'.vorth League 0:30. A young peo i pie's si'rvlce that apiHals to youth, j Kvoniug service." Sacred concert by vested choir. Selections from The j Messiah. A Pre-Christmns musical j that will put your heart right to oh i serve the holidays. Mid-week devotional meeting Wed- j nesriuy evening 7:30. I Morning: Anthoiu, "Venito in A", hy : llach. Soloists, Mrs. Van Scoyoc, Mr. I MacDonough, Mr. Canaday. I Mass solo, "Tho Good Shepherd," by ! Harri, Harry Scougnll. N. Y. Stocks NEW YORK, Dec. 17. Trading in the stock markot today was chiefly noteworthy for the activity and prising the secondary rails, nilscellaJie- . ous Industrials, tobaccos, leathers and I chemicals rose one to two points . A i few important rails such as Delaware. ; Lackawanna and Western, Reading land Lehigh Valley also were strong. Oils oiR'ned mainly at higher levels, but reacted to pressure against Mex- leans. General Asphalt, the California Kroups ami middle states. Popular steels and equipments, Pullman ' cepted also lost ground in tho later dealings. The closing was Irregular. Sales approximated 375,000 shares, llonds were dull and featureless. Allis-Clialiners :.. 3S.f American Hoet Sugar 2S.5 America:! Can : , ."34.1 American Car & Foundry .....14H.S American Iido & Leather pfd CO. 2 American International Corp... 42.5 American Ixcouioiive !)!) American Smelting & Ref'g 4"i.l American Sugar 51.7 American Sumatra Tobacco 30.5 American T. & T 117 American Woolen SO. 3 Anaconda Copper 4S.7 Atchison M2.7 All., Gulf & W. Indies 33.5 Haldwln Ixicomotive .... Baltimore & Ohio !)C..r) 35.7 Bethlehem Steel "1!" 57 Canadian Pacific 121.: Central Leather 31 Chaudler Motors 60 Chesapeake & Ohio 50.3 Chicago, Mil. and St. Paul 19.1 Chicago, It. I. & Pac 32 Chlno Copper 27.1 Colorado Fuel & Iron 21.5 Coru Products 90.2 Crucible Steel 00.5 Cuba Cane Sugar O S Erio 10 General Electric 140.5 General Motors 11.1 Goodrich Co 35.0 Great Northern, pfd 7 Great Northern Ore Ctfs 31.0 Illinois Central 90.2 Inspiration Copper 41 Int. Mer. Marine pfd 64.2 I uiiei uuuouai l upper ih.ii ' Kennecott Copper 20, Iuisvllle & Nashville- 110 .Mexican Petroleum 115.0 Miami Copper 27.6 Middle States Oil 11 Midvale Steel 2S Missouri Pacific 17.0 New York Central 73 N. Y., N. II. and Hartford 13.2 Norfolk & Western 97 Northern Pacific 70.G Oklahoma Prod. & Ref. Pan American retroleum 53.S Pennsylvania 33.5 People's Gas 59 Pittsburgh and West Va 24. S Ray Consolidated Copper 15.3 Reading 72.0 Rep. Iron & Steel 53.1 Royal Dutch, N. Y 52. Shell Trans. & Trad 3S.1 Sinclair Con. Oil 22. S Southern Tacific SO. 5 Southern Railway 10 Standard Oil of N. J: pfd 113.5 Studebaker Corjioration SI Tennessee Copper 10.2 Texas Co : 47.0 Texas &. Pacific 24.6 Tobacco Products 62.0 I ranscontinentnl oil n Union Pacific 120.0 'U. S. Food Products 10.0 . S. Retail Stores 62.5 ' V. S. Ind. Alcohol 39.2 ', United States Rubber 55.2 j United States Steel S4 t:tah Copper f.l I Westinghouno Electric 50.7 j ms winmuu o., t : American Zinc, Lead and Sni 13.0 1 "on.- .um ou,viiwi .v.o Cola. Petroleum 47.1 Montana Power 5S 5 IShattttck Arizona Pure Oil Invincible; Oil General Asphalt Vahmn"ton Fair Kocripts. OlAMl'IA, Wash., Doc. 17. (lato receipts of tho Btato fair ;it Yakima thin year totaled $J 3.-7 2M , suriKiys- inp tho previous hih record of $ 1 V- lux. according to a special repor'. j by the department oi eiiicicncy lilrdi with the attorney general today. The: report commends the exhibits hut 1 submits recommendations ior im provement of certain features. The total o? all receipts was $ .". :t s.",.:i 0. Notice of Appointment of Ex-cutor In tho County Court of the Statn ot Oregon in and lor the County of Jackson. In tho Matter of tho Kstate of Hilton Heleher. Dece-aned. Notice- is hereby jriven that the underHiKiied has been, aiKintod by the Honorable G. A. Gardner, Judgo of the abovo entitled Court, as the executor of the Kstate of Milton i'elcher, and has qualit led as such Kxoeutor accord iufr, to law. All persons having claims against said Kstate are hen-hy notified anil required to present Ui-ai. with piuper vouchers and duly veriiM-d. according to law. iit the ofiieo ot K. .1. Newman, i in tho I'alm Hloek, in the City of Med-! ford, Oregon, within six months from tho date- hereof, which said office ihe undersigned hereby selects as hisj place of business in ail matter.-; per-; taininp to the said estate of tin said Milton Heleher, Deceased. Dutod aL Med ft ml, Oregon, this iUh day of December, A. 1. l'tl. Date of first publication on December loth, A, I. 1S21. J. O. ISA VCriON. Kxecutor with the will annexed of tho Kstate of Milton Hloeher, Deceased. Notice to All Landownets in Medford Irrigation District and to All Whom It May Concern: You aro hereby notified that on the Olh day of Septemlior, l;i2l, lOliznlieth Kutli W'ehster filed her duly acknow ledged ami verified petition with the Hoard of lllroctors of .Medford Ir-rli'.a-tlon District praying that the following described land of ihe petitioner situato in Jackson County. Oregon, bo Includ ed within tho Medford Irrigation Dis trict, that is to say: lt'gluning at a point on tho NV side of County Itoad, 4M1.0 ft. V. of the SU corner of Ciovornmont Lot No. 5 in See. 20, Tp. :17 S. of 11. 2 V. of the W. M. Jackson County, Oregon; tlienco along County ltoad N. 25 degrees 1!" minutes K. 270.0 It.: thence N. 211 de grees IIS minutes- K. 727.0 ft.: thence N. 0 degrees 3S minutes V. 303.0 ft.; on N. and S. lino of property; thence S. Sll degrees 55 minutes W. lltl.O ft. to the Sli corner of the KW'i of the NEW of See. 20, Tp. :17 S. of It. 2 W. of the V. M thenco S. 0 degrees 55 minutes W. 111.0 It.;, thence S. 03 de grees 21 minutes V. l'.'l.O feet: tlience N. 73 degrees 50 minutes W. 94.0 ft.; thonce S. 20 degrees 52 minutes V. 201.0 ft.; thoneeR. S degrees 10 min utes V. 175.0 ft.; tlience S. 33 degiei's 01 minutes W. 155.0 It.: thenco N. 17 degrees 32 minutes W. 333.0 ft.; thence N. 5 degrees 20 minutes 1C. 315.0 ft.; thence S. ST degrees 52 min utes W. flou.o ft.; thence S. 4 degrees 13 minutes V. 325.0 ft.: thence S. 31 degrees 51) mluutos E. 400.0 ft.; tlience S. 34 Degrees 31 minutes E. 270.0 ft.: thenco S. 20 degrees -30 minutcH E. 212.0 rt.: thenco S. SO degrees 4S miu utes K. 017.0 ft along. E. and W. line of property to point ot' beginning, con taining 27.5 acres more, or less. And further praying that an order lie made by the said Board of Direc tors that said land be included in the Medford Irrigation District. All persons interested in, or who may be affected by tho proposed change of tho boundaries of said Dis trict or by tho inclusion of snld lands in uuld District, aro hereby notified to appear at tile office of tho Hoard of Directors of Medford Irrigation Dis trict in the Liberty Building on West Main Btroot In tha City of Medford, Oregon, on thn 3rd day of January, 1022, at two o'clock In tho afternoon of that day und then and thoro tdiow causo, If any they have, why the prayer of said petition should not he granted or the land therein described bo Included In the .Medford Irrigation District. Dated December 10th, 1021. HOARD OF DIUKCTOItH OP MEDFORD IRItltlATION DISTRICT, By E. M. WILSON, Secretary. Notice to All Landowners in Medford Irrigation District and to All Whom It May Concern: You aro hereby notified that on tho 10th day of December, 121, Win. D. Junes, Executor of the Estate of Alice M. Janes, anil others, filed their duly acknowledged and verified petition with tho Hoard of Directors of Medford Irrigation District praying that the following described land of tho peti tioners Hitualo in Jackson County, Oregon, he Included within the Med ford Irrigation District, that is to say: Commencing at the SK corner of the City Reservoir Tract, known as Cap itol Hill Park, In Sec. 20, Tp. 37 8. of It. 1 W. of tho W. M., Jackson County, Oregon; tlienco K. 401 ft,; thenco N. 200.45 ft.: tlience W. 300 ft.ilhence N. 104 ft.; tlienco E. 300 ft.; thence S. 100 ft.; thence S. 54 degrees 45 minutes E. !"2 ft.; thence S. 75 degrees 21 minutes E. 100 ft.: thenco S. SS degrees 01 min utes E. 200 ft; thenco S. 7S degrees 19 minutes E. 100 ft.; thence H. 77 de grees 51 minutes E. 03 ft.: to the W. side line of Tract as described m Reg istered Title No. !"H In Jackson Coun ty Records: thence N. 621 ft. to the NW corner ot said Tract; thenco W. 902.03 ft.; thonce H. 037.48 ft to the placo of beginning, containing 11.90 acres. Also, tract described an follows: Commencing 1121. 90 ft. E. and 155 ft. N. of the SE corner of Capitol 11111 Park in Sec. 20. Tp. 37 S. of R. I W. of W. M. in Oregon; tlience S. 07 de grees 07 minutes E. 40 ft.: thence S. 09 degrees 45 minutes E. 93 ft. to the K. side line of Tract as described I" Registered Title No. 913 In Jnckson County, Oregon; thenco N. 432 ft. to the NE corner of Tract; thence W. 130.4S ft. to the NW corner of Tract; thenco S. 4S1 ft. to tho place of begin Ming, containing 1.37 acroH. Also, a trai t of 1 square acre located as follows: Heginnlng at a point 000.51 It. N. and ;esi.3"j ft. s. of the corner common to Sees. 20, 21, 28 and 29. in Tp. 37 8. of It. 1 W. of the W. M. in Oregon: thence S. 20K.7 ft.; thenco E. 20K.7 ft.: thence N. 2118.7 ft.; tlience W. L'OS.7 ft. to the place of beginning, ; I RFi .. . I i I F; - i; izm ill iFMV ' A Greater Value Than Ever Stop in and See TheNewl922 CKevrolet"490" The Lowest Priced, Completely Equipped, Quality Car M anufactured $675. in Medford Tel. 150 : ; .i;. .;.:.;.;;.:;,',,,;;;!.;; NOTICE! We positively guarantee to deliver before Christmas, all photographs made Sunday, Monday and Tuesday. Studio Open Sunday from 11a. m., to 4 p. m. 217 East Main containing 1 acre. Anil further praying that an ord'T bo inailo hy tho said Hoard of Direc tors thnt said Innds bo Included In the Medrord Irrigation 'District. All persons interested In, or who may bo affected by tho proposed change of the boundaries of said Dis trict or by the inclusion or said lands In said District, aro hereby, notified to appear at the office of tho Hoard of Directors of Medford Irrigation Dis trict in the Llborty lluildUig on West, Main Street in llio City of Medford, Oregon, on tho 3rd day of January, 1922, at two o'clock in tho afternoon of thnt "lay and then and there show cause, if any they have, why the prayer of said pet ft inn should not be granted or the lan1 therein described bo Included In thi .Medford Irrigation District. Dated December 10th, 192 1. IIOARU OK DIRECTORS MEDFORD IRRIGATION DISTRICT. Ily E. M. WILSON. Secretary. WANTED Furnished Bungalow or Cottage. Call Dr. O. J. Johnson Phone 669 CHR0LET7 1 r -tr "On the gTound floor" St. Portrait Photographers Qunllty Jawclry Repairing, Diamond Slitting, Watcli aopalrliig. Satisfaction Assured in quality nnd prico. Mall U3 your wants. MARTIN J. REDDY CHAS. MILLER RADIATOR SHOP 12S N. Cirnpe St. I'hone IIIIO-U WOOD Hofit woml of nil k.lntH., Only wood In city niitlrr cover. AIno fowt Vtato Coal nt $17 off cnr. VALLEY FUEL CO. Inrt nn1 H thim 7 For Health Vim Vigor nnd Vllalllt) " IM1. Hl !!' Ii.,lt (MltT -HI tl' IJ.UI Mali: nrt fk.m.m.i.. I'.impiurt Fr- im Hi'UUcst. Ak fnr WIU.C1I S the OIL IHINAI.. rKWAI'.K OK IMITATIONS AND HI'nsTITCTKH. WKU'II IUttJd cr., 184 l-Mily St., lu-pt. ,T. Sim Krnnolaco. 'iillf M mtu-r OrnirirUlM WOOD! All kinds of wood nt right price; drj null blM-9. ()rdi-i I'rmnptlr Filled MEDFORD FUEL CO. HI ff host ill mm Cor. Mr anil Third, . l'hono 212 1 SVSy3pt!r .1 1 1 n i 112 So. Riverside Madford "SINGER" for n Christmas Present Ask About Them. Wo havo used machines from $3.00 up. TERMS, Singer Sewing Machine Co. 10 South Fir. Phone 215-E STOP THAT LOSS IN YOUR BUSINESS Wo can collect 90 per cent of your delinquent accounts Make Us Prove It This week only In Medford - Call for Mr. Clayton, room 405 Medford Hotel, representing KT.ATK ntF.DIT .VS.SX. NOW IS THE TIME ... TO PAINT YOUR CAR Forda $12.50. Chevrolet $17.50, Dodges $26.00. First clasa enamel Job. Auto Paint Shop Phone 777. 221 to 241 N, Fir St, cm?