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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 31, 1921)
PXOE KDC MftttFOKT) fATTi TnTnTTSTE. MEDFOKD', OKKflOX, FJATTTRDAY. TKCT,MBF.T n'f." I02f TO REPEATXMAS I EVENING AT 7.30 The Cbt-lrtmnK Cantata entitled "The. Manger Throne" by Manny, which xvn given tit fho ; Presbyterian church liwt Sunday morning by a Uoubhi quartet drew ruch n large au dience. d was so greatly enjoyed by thono pnicnt thnt It will bo repented this Humtiy evening tit 7:30 p. r.u. by request. Thu who wish will haw thin chanre to hear It over aR.iln and thono wlto did ut hear It will be given an opportunity to listen to one of the fltest ootwerts ever civon In the city, f Everyone Is urKed to be present iomptly jt 7:30 p. m., The members of the durnblo quartet, arv aa follows: Sopranos,' Mrs! .Krcd Strang and Mrs. E. MacElhos; contraltos. Mrs. Kdna Isaacs nnd Vss Sherwood: ten ors, Forrest Kdme;Alos nnd Everettt Hraytcki; biiKnos, AUliam Vawter aud Dr. AW AV. Howarct At tjlio morning service, there win bo rooirption of mw members and nacranscnt.of the lord's supper. 'The Church nnd the New Yonr" will be the sermon subject. j. Start the now yrar right by at tending rtii:iouK Korvi.-en somewhere. RIALTO NOTE 1 Tomorrow, New Year's Day, Continuous ler fonnanop. Here is c$ne everybody will ; like ' TOMORROW! A Play of ' '" " the Northwest The Girl from God's Country with Nell: Shipman, th Girl Yn Saw in -Back to ' fe cod's 1 A thrilling btory of the out doors filled with sensations, roninuee, heart interest, bcnuitl'ul scenery and v'ild animals! , GOING TONIGHT HOUSE PETERS "The Man From " , Lost River" a. thrilling' drama of the Redwoods. NOTICE The Barnum Garage 'AnuoiUH'C's , that all re pair work and overhaul ing ! jobs will be on a STRICTLY CASH BASIS 'after January 1st, 1922 TEXAS PECANS Viw conn, excellent flavor only 30 cents per pound by express. Mini- mum shipment ' ten pounds. One hundred pounds for $25.00. Orders filled promptly. ' " . , t'AVV JlKIttilCXS, CAP. Sl'ATlOX AuMln, Toxuk. WOO D ! AD kinds of wood at right prices; dry mill block. ' OrduiV lroiUU Filled MEDFORD FUEL CO. CA ATA SUNDAY Oor, Fir nd Third. rhnw 213 GOLD I T SHOWS A LOSS TO STATE SALEM, Ore., Dee. 31. IVmand for, lime ck front the state lime plant nt GId Hill has fallen far short of the estimates upon which the state was induced to enter Into the lime produc ing business, according to A. Pi. Cor drcy, secretary of the) state lime board, who, in a letter to Governor Olcott accompanying a financial statement of tho board's activities. Oeclnrcs tha! tba affairs of the board "are In an unsatisfactory coudition." Kstimates presented prior to tho opeuing of the plant nt Gold Hill were that from 20,000 to 60.000 tous of lime ier year were necdel on Oregon farms, where as total sales during the three year of the plant's operation have aggregot ed only 4128 tons. Since the owning of the plant June 1, last, orders for lime have aggregated only 370 tons Approximately 600 tons were produced during the time the plant was operated this year, leaving 100 tons in the bunk ers ttusold. The lime which has been sold to the farmers at a price of II ton f. o. b. the Gold Hill plant has cost the state a total of $5813.27 to produce, or in excess of $10 ier ton. Whether the plant will be reopened again, Cor drey states, depends tipon tho demand for lime and tho cost of labor to pro duce the same. There's going to be a regular show at the Tage theatre: one of the good old fashioned kind that you took your girl or your wife or your mother to and that everybody thoroughly enjoy ed because of the clean and whole some fun in it. "Are You a Masou" that celebrated lively and clever com edy Is booked here for Monday, mat lnee and night. The lines have been slightly changed to suit modern devel opments, and music has bee a added. This famous, enjoyable comedy is bused on the attempt to "get out" by an "old timer" on the excure that lie is Joining the Masons. The complications that ensue when he discovers that his son-in-law Is a high diguitary in the order is extremely funny, and the com edy throughout is of the clean, spark ling kind that lives forever. I . Floyd Kyle of Portland, a graduate of the O. A.. C. class of '21, is hear this week enjoying the holidays wfth his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kyle. Miss Beatrice Gaylord cMhe local h'gn echoed faculty is enjoying a visit with friends in Oakland. Cal., thisl week. - Venter Lynch of the Weed Lumber company at Weed. Cal., spent ChriM mai with hlu mother, Mrs. Dora Lynch of this city and bis sister. Miss Verda LyucU and brother. Jack Lynch. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Dunlap and two small daughters of Kirby, Jose phine county, Oregon, spent Christ mas and the first of the week with the former's mother, Mrs. Dunlap and family of this city. Mi9s Ruth Paxson, ch'ef librarian of the city schoob in the Oregon state metropolis, is hero this week enjoy ing her vacation with her parents. Druggist and Mrs. K. H. Paxson. Miss Joy Hamerick, who is teach ing near Klamath Falls arrived here THE SAW TKAWCISCO 8AVIH08 ABTO X.OAX BOCTBTT ..: CaMfnrniii Street, Kan Kranrlsco MlIor Branch, Jlission and Twenty-fn-M Sim. Prk-Pridio JJist. Branch, Clement and "th Ac. Xalg-ht CtrMt Brruck, Height und It.-!-, vedert? Hin. I'or tin; lialf year ending Jtcein!)er Slst, 1 ' -1 . a Jiviilemt liax lerurel Ht the rule of fonr and one-quarter (4"-) ner cent per anniiiii on all d.-pKHitx, pavall on and lifter January 3rd, 192'J. Divi dends ntt culluil for ar added to tile ilepuhlt account Hint earn dividend from January IhI. Vi'i'Z. IeonltH made on or before. January loth, I'M'i. will earn In terest from January Int. I'JL'2. UKO. TOt'UNY. Jlanaiter. WOOD Boat wood of all kinds.. Only wood In city nnder cover. Also bt VJUJi Coal at $17 off csur. VALLEY FUEL CO. Cnd aa Wir Ptinaa It BARGAINS in used machines. 2 AVhito Itotarys 4 KiniMM-a 2 A hwler & AVilson J Alolia All In first class coudition and guaranteed. Terms or Cash. Singer Sewing Machine Co. 10 South Fir. Phone 215-B Day or Night WEEKS-CONGER CO Funeral Directors PLAN tho latter part of tho past week to 8pnd tho holiday saon with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jetuso. Httmer ick, and her many young friends In tho city. ChrUtmus was beautifully and fit tingly observed with appropilato ex ercises at the churches hero Saturday evening. A record crowd was In at tendance at both the Christian and ltrlck churches nnd thoio who attend ed were greatly pleased with the pro prams t both places of worship. Many consider tho exorcises held on Saturday evening tho best ever given here und those people responsible for tho sueeesj of the evening enter tainment are to be highly lauded and praised for their part In helplns to make Christinas merry for all and for keeping alive and makiujr real the true spirit of Christmas. The Christ mas story wag never presented bet ter iif stag, rhyme and story than at the churches here Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. Merrill 6. ISett of Gold Hill were among the out of town people spending Christmas with tho homo folks here. Misses Mildred Clayton and Johe phlne Thompson are spending the holidays with relatives aud frleuds at their home cities In the northern part oi me state, noth young ladies are members of the local high school staff. Mrs. Josephine Kahler was a guest Christmas nt the home of Mr. aud Mrs. Wheeler of AJhlatul. Mrs. Kah ler returned to tier home here Tues day evening". Mrs. Horace Ilromely (nee Hazel Bebbl of Medford. visited her aunt. Miss Mary A. Meo, hero Wednesday. Mrs. W. J. Freeman is spending this week in Portland visiting her sen, Henry A. Freeman and wife, and aiso her daughter. Mrs. Robert Kln caid (nee Lola Freeman) and hus kemfc at Camas. Washington. L. L. Hatfield, well known busi ness man of Central Toint. and for many years an expert accountant of no little ability, has been appointed by Mayor W. c. Leever. said appoint ment being unanimously confirmed by the city county, city recorder of Central Point, to fill the unexpired term of the late John W. Jacobs. At a recent school election held here Mr tUrfi.vi ... ""l""u elected scliool clerk of district Xo. 6. to fill th0 vacancy Vai.CeU j,lg0 0y ln() at,a,n of JJ,. Ja vuv,.,. uue oi me most prominent and successful city officials that Central eini nas ever had. f - i . . ami .wrs. wnvno I v. aeauie. wash., are holiday guests in mo ciy ana valley this week. Whllo uere me visitors are stopping at the home of the former s parents. .Mayor and Mrs. AW C. Leever. The hosts of friends of the young couple here ,.a.u nun great pleasure to uese annual visits and are always Biau 10 neicome those one time Cen tral Po'nters back home again Superintendent K. If. 0f he loca schools in Wfte Itoso City thi3 week as a deie to the 0 State Teacher association meets In tljeoregou state metropolb Th.' . . ne"5 ot the death of Miss -aij voinns. popular young Taule 'vock miss, who was well known here as received with great sorrow nnd genuine regret by the nmnv ronl..t Point friends of the young ladr. fiw attractive, always the life of the pUr ty and ever a good rnmri.,..j friend, Miss Collins will be greatly missed by all who en loved hVr hnm.v and bright comradeship. Many young mentis trom hero attended tho fu neral services of their young friends which were held in Medford Thurs day afternoon at tho Weeks-Conger funeral farlon. To the futaer and brothers and sisterj of tho youthful girl who was caed thus early from the earth, the great number of Cen tral Point fiends extend tliel a-nipa-t hy. M. and Mm. Luther Kast of Nell .reeh, were out-of-town duHng the week. guests here Mr. and Mrs. Vernon I). Drophy and email daughter, ISarbara. Klalne and Mihs Gladys Holmes were guests' Sunday of .Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kick and daughter Virginia, at their home in Jacksonvile. William K. Price, Jr., of north ern Aashingtcn. is spending the holi day time with his mother, .Mrs Mary Frlce of this city. Miss Ksther Pankoy.' former Cen tral Point business woman, but now engaged as bookkeeper in the Cowley sure at Dunsmuir, Cal., is spending this week in Central Point as a holi- ua hueoi or her parents, Mr Mrs. O. It. Pankty. and Card of Thanks The Angel of Death has visited our home and taken from us our beloved daughter and slotcr. We wiiih to thank all friends who B nobly assisted us in every way, and we especially remem ber the beautiful floral offerings. MRS. C. J. FOSTER. S. C. COLLINS AND FAMILY. M. COLLINS AND FAMILY. New clahM-s begin Tuesday, Jan. a" proper j OFFICE )WS I MANAGER! jttrK Pj WANTED l:j h MJtfx St. Mark's Episcopal Cor. North Onkdulo nnd Fifth Sis. 8 a. m. Holy communion, 10 a. m. Sunday school. 11 a. m. Holy communion Vm. H. Iliimllton, vlear, Catholic Church South Onkdale Ave. . First muss Sunday nt S n. in. Second mass at 10:30 a. m, Uetvodlctlon after second mass. Kev. John Powers, reclor. Evang.-Luth. Zion's Church Fourth St. below Onkdale Ave. Rev. Dr. W It. MvMvn-lHir. Pastor. Res. CIS West Fourth St. New Year Preparatory Service. Divine service 11 a. til. Holy communion. You aud yours ar cordially Invited. Free Methodist Church Cor. Tenth and Ivy Sts. Miss Hhtuli Hurnett-pnstor, Ites. 337 W. Tenth St. Phone 42fi Shull wo start tho New Year right! Kverybody go ta church somewhere We Invite you to our services. Sunday school at 10 a. m. Proachiug service at U a. m. and 30 p. 1U. Prayer mooting Thursday evening at 30. First M. E. Church, ' South Cor. Oakdale and Main. Services appropriate for the New Year. Reception of members. Preaching by tho pastor 11a. in. By Dr. Uray at 7:30 p. m. Sunday" school at-10 a. m. for every body, big. fittle. young and old. Ep worth 1-eogue at 6:3" p, ni. Come and do good, and get good. Prayer mooting Wednesday 7:30 p. m. All who attend theso prayer ser vices enjoy them. AW J. Fenton, )aslor. The Salvation Army 320 East Main St. Meetings Tuesday, Thursday Saturday 8 p. m. Sunday Holiness meeting 11 a. and in. Company meeting 2 p. m. Young People's U'glon C:3rt p. m. Old time salvation meeting 8 p. m. ua Saturday evening, ivc. 31. a watch night service will be bold Everybody is Invited to attend. Captain and Mrs. il. R. IirigKs, cers in charge. off! First Christian Church Cor. Ninth and Oukdale. Dell Ely Millard, Minister. . Services of the church aa follows: l!lblo"MxJ P: 15 a. m. Herbert Her rlan. nipt. A speWci Invitation to men to nlfenil Millnrrl'u iit..ii rli.,,. 11 a. m. Sermon. "FoiV',tI' .Jhe Things Dehlnd. A New Yein metf ftnun in alnner nml umk ' - ". Seclal muslcon'a hearty welcome to all. ' BiSOVhriBtiail Endeavor service. p. in. Evening sorvice. A hearty tini ng service. Three 'special musical numbers. An instrumental trombone sole. A vocal duett and male quartet. A service you w ill highly enjoy. Presbyterian Church Corner of Main and Holly . Rev. E. P. Lawrence. Minister. 2.' South Orange. 9:13 a. in. Djbln schotd. Curl Hrom uitir, Biiperlnti.-ntlent. 11 a. m "The Churrli anl the New Year". Communion nervlo and ro- eeptlon of new un-mlters. The quartet will sing "Thine Is the Greatness' by Galitralth. 6:30 p. in. C'liilntliiu Endeavor soci eties meet. Topic, "Hotter C. E, Soci eties." A consecration meeting. 7:30 p. m. Tho Christmas cantata entitled "The Manger Throne." by Manny, will bo roiK-atod by request. The Kingers of the d'ltiblo quartet will be the saute n.-t last Bumhy morn ing. First Church of Christ. Scientist Authorized branch of The Mother Church, The Klrtu Church of Christ. ScicntiHt. in lkmton. Mass. Services are held every Sunday nt 11 o'clock. Subject for Sunday, Jan. 1, Clod. Sunday School at ft: 43. All under ;ho age of twenty are welcome. Wednesday evening meetings, which Include testimonies of Christian Sci ence healings, at 7:45, church edifice, 212 North Oakdale. The Reading Room, which Is In The Medford Jlldg., Is open daily from 1 to &, except Sundays nnd holidays. All authorized Christian Science literature uuiy be read, borrowed or purchased. The public Is cordially Invited to at tend the service and visit the Read Ing Rooms. First Baptist Church North Central und Fifth SU. "The Friendly Church." 9:13 a. m. Illblo school; F. W. Mears. stipt. Start the new year right by Join ing one of tho classes In blblo study. 11 a. m. "What Will God Do This Year?" A New Year's sermon. Lord's supper. 6:u0 p. m. Senior and Intermediate H. Y. P. r. ' 7:30 p. m. "Tho Parting of the Way." A New Year s message. Wednesday 7:30 p, m. Quurtorly business meeting. Jhursday 7:30 p. m, Choir rehearsal. SUrh. Quality Jawtlrr stpalrlnr. Diamond Srtttntr. Wato MDairinr, SatlBfaetlon Assured in .., quality and price. Mall us your wants, MARTIN J. BEDD7 M'.:r!"i Morning, duet, smart. "Love Pivlne", Mr. Walker. Mrn. Leaeh. K.venlng: uunoii' "HeiMamch's ChrUtnuis," Anthem, I.iiiihIiih, "Holy, I'enceful Night." Fredurli k R. Leach, pastor. First Mtthodlst Episoepal Church Fourth and Haitlett. J. Hundolph Sasnett, 1'untor. Orrieo 2!) Jnt-liHon Co. Hank llldg. Phone P0S, KinlKuatlng uinm the Idea which he llililo Nchonl IMfi, Classes for nil ages. Prof, N. 11. Frnnklln, titt. Morning woraliip U a. m, Hermon, "Face KYont With tho New Year," by the pastor. Kp worth League 0:30. A young peo ple's servloo. VCvenlng service 7:30. A New Year's fellowship service. Sermon, "Goodbye Old Year." Start Uto New Year right, attend divine worship and gtt into tilnetoeu tw.tity-two la tongue with God. Morning, Anthem. Gloria lu KxccIhIb in I), (lhiek). Kololsts, Mrs. Milton. Mr. I'leree, Mr. Mncikmougb. Mr. Yamiun. Quartet, My Faith Looks I'p to The (U)rn). Mrs, 'an Sooyoe, Mi-a. Pierce, Mr. MacIVnough, Mr. ViMinan, Kveulng: Antliem, Arise, Shine, (Maker). Soloist, Mr. Mocker, lluritone solo. Again a F-venlim's Shadow Falls, (Lynes). Mr. Pierce. Mis Matie Vronmn, pianist; Mr. llcniard itoberts. orgnnlHt: Mrs. May Jortlan-MacDottough, director, To Stop Coughing at Night When anyone la suffering from a bronchial affliction or ha a cough that linger on and (roys worse at night, the loss of sleep tends to weak en the sufferer and grow more ser tttua the longer il 1 neglected. Mr. M. Suter, 67 Longbrook Ave., Strat ford, Conn., writes: "Foley" Money and Tar ha given me great relief from a severe attack of bronchitis." No medicine stand higher throughout the nation aa a family remedy for colds, cough and croup. Sold every where. . Adv t. I '..II i -U.Ll 11.. ? X ? ? ? ? ? ? y ? ? ? ? ? ? ? r ? ? 82 Per Cent of All Widows Compelled to Earn Their Living and Support Their Children TRAGIC FINANCIAL STATEMENT To Anv 100 Widows PATE DEATHS To Death of any 100 HuHbauds 100 Husband leaving $10, Otto estates , . 9 Husband leaving $2,000 tn $10,000 eslt 13 Husband leaving. very small eatates requiring widow to work for living 47 Husbands leaving no estate at all 35 rroof of thia htatetntnt U cornx-tv Government SfatUtlcs. 100 100 REMEDY Join the Jackson County Building and Loan Association C. M. Klll, rretddt lit. I f mm PAGE Theatre SPECIAL HOLIDAY EVENT MONDAY, JANUARY 2 Leo Doitrichstoin Sends HU GREATEST COMEDY 8UCCESS "ARE YOU MASOjNT (Modernized with Music) A Roaring Vomedy in Three Acta By a Complete Company of Fifteen The kind fo play you want to bring "your Mother, Sister or Sweetheart to. The production tha,t didn't coet rt million but made a billion LAUGH Special Matinee Prices 50c and 77c Successful Prices 50c, 77c, $1.00 SEATS NOW SELLING Box Of fit Open 12 to 4-7 to 9 WITH BEST WISHES FOR ALL PROSPERITY DURING THE COMING YEAR! The CALIFORNIA OREGON POWER COMPANY EXTENDS THE SEASON'S GREETINGS Nothing ki loft wndone to make our Sorvice n perfect one consecrated to the need and want of humanity. A true scrvico of understand ing. LLL-J EH Matinee and Night O. V. IHXKM, Horrtry 1921 1922 if I , ,V4Ual julLII lUm'Miiii' t
