Medford mail tribune., April 29, 1922, Page 3, Image 3

MEDFOTIT) MATTi TRTBUNE. TfKDFOTOT. OTcFfiOV, RATHTDAY. 'APttTL 20, 1022
ATTRACTIONS AT
CHAUTAUQUA
TO
BE
AD
E
Tim Chautauqua mi-skoh of 1922 Ik
iiii Important (mo In th (i hlatory or
thai Kllltton-Whlt Lyceum and Chiiu
t mi ' u i itKiioi'lulUin im It In Hit tenth
n n til vtM-1411 ry of thi imuMlMliliiK of
tlwlr Chautauqua business In the
went. To build a pros, i s in which
fittingly celebrate this, happy nvmit
was evidently In I tin in I n (U of the
KIIhiui-White umnaitemiint whim the
proNruiit for the com Inn mm mm was
iivrmtufiil. Tli dull" fur tha Medford
ChatrtaU'lua hiivo been lf finitely net
fur May 20-31.
A wealth of mimical and entertain
in en t feature nml u Incturo lint (liul
will open tip in any nnw lines of
thought and observation la apparent
from it itUju ut (ha llitt of attractions
offered.
"Turn lo thn UUlit," the greatest
bf nil Amerlran playesweet, clear,
wholeaomo mid Inspiring will prob
ably draw the blugst rrnwd of the
week. It li to lin produced by thn
wull known Knlfthlny Itroadway play,
era of New York City,
Two hlili cIum musical attractions
noted are thn Hireltuan-Merrlner-Taylor
Trio, a popular group of New
York reriialuu, mid ti, ,w York
Concert Quartet, uit IiomI tu t limly pro
claimed one of America's fluent male
slutting organUatlons. That these
two attraction!) will plea the moiit
dim rlmlnat'ng musical critics of the
rommunliy, an an assured fart, for
I'lllwin-Whltn orgnnUatlog Is mm
mending both companln In glowing
ernia.
Then, there's the Jugo-8lav Orrhea
Ira. a dlmlnrt novelty, which promises
tit be one of the season's him; an or
chestra of five young arttnta from
JuKoM'avla. singing their native
melodies and folk-songs and playing
their qualm, yet lieautlful i,ue.
'tamhurlcuiis," (ha household Instru-mi-iita
f aouthern Europe. These
young men are real arllsta and they
vary their program with acme de
lightfully rendered clausal errange
uienia that aj-e quite aurprialng.
Of Interest, too, will be the char
acter recltul of A. Mather Hllburn.
rhurarlerUH. and alto the program!
of the lUtllng-.Mahter Duo; also the
mUrellanet.ua program of Vargarrt
tiarrlsou, talented young western
leader, should be mentioned; and the
scientific demonstration of the Glenn
I., Morrut company.
The lecturer loom up on the lut
of good things promised. The name
ol Arthur Walwn Evans, la a famil
iar one on the program., tie la a
Welsh orator, brilliant, eloquent and
Inspiring, (if especial Import, too,
Is the lecture of Chancellor Ceorge
Henry liradford. "This Way Pp." one
( I me moat mill InaplrlnR addresses
ever given on the Chautauqua pro
aram. rne Muoliiemi of Living," Is
to i.e authoritatively discussed bv rr
Lyrila He Vllhlaa. noted New York
physician; and Harold (Private) Peat
lll give a thrilling talk on Interna
tional problems. "Introducing Your
.eignoor."
The Junior Chautauqua, an usual,
will be m rel feature, and already
the youngsters of the community are
maxing their plana for dally attend
Seattle hilar Held I p.
bEATTLE, April 29. Pour men
held up the office of the Seattle Star
thla morning and escaped with the
i.rQQ payroll funda, according to a
report to the police.
MEDFORD
WEDNESD'Y 2
: : : M AY?
ALG.BARNES
BKj 4 RING VILD ANIMAL
BIG PRIZE LIST
FOR BALL GAME
PJ.
TOMORROW
The Rftmo between (Irani Pass and
Medford Sunday afternoon la expected
to rnveul tli't atandlng of baseball In
Medford. If there la sufficient Inter
ent and attnnduiice at the Kamn thoae
who huya, worked hard to revive the
aport here feel that their belief that
Medroid will aupport a good club will
bn JUHllfled.
The pl.yera will have plenty of
marka to ahoot at, for bnaldea the
paramount Uue of winning the
game about 2tt In mere hundlne ha
been put up by local conrerne Itf.
prbee.
Hum Hlcliunl4in (Model clothing
alorel offer a $1.50 nocktle to tho
player muklnR the rtrwt home run.
The Naah barber ihop will alo give
the flmi player to do a "IJabe Ituth"
a haircut and ahava.
The flrl player to rore a run got
a flim hair bruh from llrown and
Hrown.
l.ouln I'lilch bu put up a t lb.
ran of hi beat coffee to quint the
nnrvea of the player making the flint
three baie hit
The Golden Hula atore donate a
f 1.00 belt for the. first two base Lit.
Mann'i tore believe the first oufe
hit nhould tmtltla thn player to a
11.50 pair of allk nock.
Five gallon of the Aaaoclated Oil
company' ga may be won by driv
ing in th" flrat run.
Kd t ampon wilt give a $1,10 kelfe
to the flrat player to ateul a bene.
(latee A Lydlard offer a can of ma
ple ayrup for the flmt aacrtflce bit
and The Oak restaurant will allp a
couple of Vandyke to the flrat man
who walka.
lr. Juhnaon glvea $10 In dental
work lo the flrat Medford player who
core a run and li In aervlcn for the
firm two hai hit.
Thn Yankee Ito-.Vut hop wilt have
five doten of their cholceat linker
for the home team player who hit
lb flmt circuit drive.
Thn line up of the two toann win
be a follow:
Medford O'irrlen, c; Jr'oley, p;
Seley, lb; Mctntyre (manager! th;
Montgomery Sb; FlUpatrlrk aa: Cof
fee If: Miggln. cf: Marihalt. rf.
Pub Clifrk. Heu.elman.
(iranta l'n Druelette. c: Pruiet.
p; Foil, lb: Iruelette. 2b; Gall
amtth. 3l: .Marker. ; Cornell, cf;
I'ernoll I manager) If; Turner, rf.
The gamo will be called promptly
at 2:30 p. m. on the North Holly
treet ground. Ticket may be pur
t haned In advance of the game al the
Yankee Do-Nut Stu-p and Hrown At
llrown. Adult 50 cent: chJIdreo 25
cent.
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j :VHCAVIQ
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1080
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HOQses
1200
WILD .
ANIMALS
IN THE STUPfNOOllJ
fAlBYLANO fANTASY
auce in
WW EDITION Or AL.G
BAQNtS AMAZINGLY
KAUTtfLO. LYCICAL EXTRAVAGANZA
I PlTI IQ 0,"-D5 riBSTANOONtf
LUI UO PlRrOBHING HIPPOPOTAMUS
PtBFORMANCES DMLY
2 AND Q P.M.
MJLE 0KN DCN STPfIT PA&ADC
Al 10:30 A1 OAILY
2
(JK.VKItAli ADMISSION
llltf Hliow PiIccn noo mid T5o
KOLB AND DILL, PAGE
Kolh A Pill In 'Give and Take," a
three act comedy with mualcal trim
ming, attractive girl and their own
aelected orcheatra will be the attrac
tion at the Pase on Thuraday, May
11th.
The plot of the comedy la baaed on
capital veraua labor and Kolb a the
rich canning factory owner and Dili
a hi foreman, who haa been elected
a apokeaman for a labor party which
haa been orRunlred among, the factory
employee, under the direction of
Kolb'e college graduate eon, who haa
entered the factory to learn the bul
nca, both hla foreman and hi own
aon anainat hint and hi dealre to run
hla ptunt hla own way create many
funny altuatlotia that none but those
twa atari could handle ao wejl. A
aong review haa been arranged be
tween the acta to punctuate the hilar
ity. For the present tour which la one
of tlio moat auaptcloua they have ever
launched, Kolb & Dili have assembled
one of the finest corapanlea ever gath
ered In the wcat.
Tholr own epwlulty orchestra pro
vide mualcul number and furnish tho
inuslo for tho aong review. Scots on
snlo Monday, Mny 9th, .
Grading Fair Qrounds
More Teams Wanted
In order thnt all grading nnd pvpI
Ing at the county fair grounds may bo
done at the minimum of expense, ono
of the large county roud outfits with
a tractor will bo used there next week.
For the past ten day a number of
teams and men huve been at work
levollng a part of the Rround In which
tho big outfit could not opnrato to nd
vanttiRO. A drainage ditch is to be
enlarged and a good many teams will
bo required when the tractor outfit
Rots to work to do tho levelling and
tilling necessary In tho construction of
the track and roadways.
. .
ItnnclltH Grub Payroll. -
HT. LOl'lH, April 20. Three ban
dit todny held up Ixo Murreu,
bookkeeper of the WcBlroy Hloun
Bhoe company, tn 'tho heart of the
hiiHlncHu section nnd escaped with
'15,400 of payroll money.
'-J. -L X ,,M,JHJU L.u 3
f c3l iJylchui. Then begin
"emergency" treatment witb
V VajoRup
OHtl7MittionJmUHiYatk
(!or,
h a.
10 a
11 a
8t. Mark' Episcopal
North Ofikdute nnd Fifth fit,
in. Holy commuulon.
ni. Hunduy ncIiooI.
till Morning service,
Wm. H. Hamilton, Vicar.
Catholic Church
Houtli Oukdulo Ave.
First musa Hunduy at H a, in.
Heamd maas at 10:30 a. in. 1
benediction after second inaa.
Iter. John Power, rector.
Th Church of tha Naiarsne
Cxir. Central and Jackson.
Hunduy school 10 a. m. Preaching
II a. in. and 7:30 p. iil
Piayiir im-etlng Tuesday 8 p. m.
Klblo study class meet Friday 8
p. U). You are cordially Invited to all
our services. Itev, C. M. King, pastor.
Frt Mathodlst Church
Cor. Tenth and Ivy 8t.
Ml Ithodu. Uurnett, pastor, res. 337
W. Tenth 81. Phone 426.
Service at our church as follows:
Huuduy school at 10 a. tn.
Preaching nervlce at 11 o. m. and
7:30 p. m.
Prayer meeting Thuraday evening
7:30. We invite you to worship with
u.
The Salvation Army
310 Kot Main Bt.
Wftek flav miMllnirii' Tunjiilav R ri m
VhU rsduy 8 p. m. Huturday, free and
easy, I p. m.
Sunday meetings: Holiness 11 a. m.
Hunduy school 2 p. m. Young People's
llon 6:30 p. m. Topic, "Wasted
Gains" (Proy. 12:27h Kvenlng aer-
vro (old lime sulvutlon meeting) (
p. m. Our meeting are well attended.
A good work la being done.
Capt. and Mra. Ilrlggs, officer In
charge.
Talent M. E. Church
N. W. Phelpa, puator.
"Tho church for everybody except
thoae who never think."
Illble school at 9:45. J. A. Dicker
dike. aupt. The trutha of the Bible
are the only truths which wilt tand
the full atraln of living a life learn
them. "
Preaching morning and evening by
the pastor. Subject: A. M. "God and
Mammon." P. M. "What Would You
Cut Out of the Blbler
"Be aura your aln will find you out,"
flee from It,
L
OCAL MINISTERS
ATTEND CEREMONY
AT
GRANTS
PA
Several of the ministers from this
end of the valley assisted, lust night,
at the installation cermnorife. tn the
Installing of the new pastor, Rev. F.
Gordon Hart, over the Bethany Pres
byterian church of Grants Pass.
Those attending' were Ilev. C, F.
Kcehler. who preached the sermon,
Kev. and Mra, Joseph W. Angel, Mr.
Angel giving the chargn to the pastor;
Rev. and Mra. Oscar T. Morgan, Mr.
Morgan presiding and asking the con
stitutional questions, and Rev. and
Mra. E. P. Ijiwrence. Mr. Lawrence
giving the charge to the pastor.
Tho visitors with tho member of
the church, and new pastor, sat down
at 6:30 p. m, to a pot-luck auppcr,
which provided raoit enjoyable so
cial hour which was followed by the
service of Installation.
Rev. F. Gordon Hart has recently
come to the church on their call, from
Ourflfld, Waahlngton, where he bad
a moat succeaaful pastorate for aev
eral years. Mr. Hart waa preeldent
alao of the Christian Kndeavor Union
of the atate of Waahlngton and will
be a splendid acquisition to the minis
terial body of aouthern Oregon, also
a groat help to the young people's
working force of the state, and aj
strong leader aa pastor of the Grants
Pass Presbyterian church.
diiccd at more than one place, he ahull
ly an additional amount of 25c for
i"8ch additional place where milk I so
produced and which he propose to
sell under said license. During the
life of said license said licensee may
file with the City Recorder at any time
a supplemental application or applica
tions, specifying additional places
where the milk Is produced as afore
said which he propose to- vend, sell
snd distribute under said license, and
shall pay said recorder 25c for each
additional place ao apeclfted In said
Supplemental Application or Applica
tions, and thereupon a supplemental
license shall issue covering said addi
tional places, which supplemental li
cense ahail expire on the same date
as the original license V which they
are supplemental. Original licenses
hall be Issued for the term of one
year.
Section 3. Every person licensed to
vend, aell and distribute milk and
cream within the City of Medford,
pursuant to thU ordinance, shall com
ply with all of the provlalon of the
I-awa of the State of Oregon, and all
of the lawful rules and regulations of
the Dairy and Food Commissioner of
the Bute of Oregon with reference to
the operation and conduct of dallies
operation and conduct of dairies, and
the production, vending and sale of
milk or cream within said titate.
Section 5. In esse any person
licensed to vend, sell and distribute
milk and creaai under the tsrma of
this ordinance shall be convicted of
violating any of the laws of the Htate
of Oregon, or any of the lawful rulea
nd regulations of the Dairy and Food
Commissioner of said State with refer
ence to the operation and conduct of
dairies, or the production, vending and
sale of milk and cream In aald State,
or in case the Dairy and Food Com
missioner of the Btate of Oregon ahall
certify to the City Council of the Cltv
of Medford aa to any auch licensee i
' u lauwi or reiusea lo com
ply with any of auch laws and rulea
and regulations, or In caae any each
licensee shall sell milk or crsam pro
duced by any, person, firm or corpora
tion who has been so convicted of
violating any of said laws, rulea and
regulations, or aa to whom said Dairy
and Fod Commissioner shall have
filed a certificate that he has failed
and refused to comply with any such
lawa, rules and regulations, the City
Council of the City of Medford may
thereupon on auch notice as it may by
resolution nrecHKe in th .
and the production, vending and aaleicaae, cancel and annul the license of
of milk and cream within aald Slate, such person to so vend, sell and dla-
bectlon 4. No person licensed to' tribute milk and cream within said
vend, sell and distribute milk and jClty, and thereafter such person shall
cream under the provisions of this not be granted any license under this
ordinance shall ao vend, aell or dis-1 ordinance nntil the City Council ahall
tribute any milk and cream produced
oy any person, firm or corporation,
who ahall fall, neglect or refuse to
coroily with all of the provision of
the lawa of the State of Oregon, and
all of the lawful rulea and regulations
of the Dairy and Food Commissioner
of said 8tste with reference tn the
thereafter by resolution so direct, pro
vided, however, that whenever the
milk and cream produced by any per
son, firm or corporation ahall become
Ineligible for sale In the City of Med
ford by reason of the conviction of
such person, or the filing of a certifi
cate concerning him. as above apeci-
' :
fled, such milk and cream may there"
after be sold by any person licensed
hereunder whenever the Dairy and
Pood Commissioner of the State of
Oregon ahall thereafter certify in writ
ing to the City Council of said City
that said person so producing aaltt
milk and cream is operating hla dairy
In a proper and lawful manner.
Section . Notwithstanding any of
thn other provisions of this ordinance,
any person, firm or corporation ahall
have the right to sell, vend or dis
tribute milk and cream that haa been
produced or bottled pursuant to thin
Ordinance by a licensed person, pro
vided, however, that such mlU and
cream ahall be sold by unlicensed ven
dors only In the bottle la which it wag
placed by such licensed person.
Section 7, Any person who shall
violate any of the terms of this onll
nance shall upon conviction be pun
ished by a rtne not exceeding IJ&.W)
for each offenae, or by imprisonment'
tor not more than ten days.
Stction 8. Nothing in thla ordU
nance ahall be taken to prevent tha
sale of milk or cream produced by an
unlicensed person to any licensed per
son for distribution by such licensed
person pursuant to the terms of thla
Ordinance, or for the purpose of manu
facturing the same into butter or
cheese.
Passed by the City Council and
signed by me In open session in
authentication of its passage this 18th
day of April, 1922.
(Signed) C. E. GATES. Mayor..,
Approved by me this 18th day of
April, 1922.
(Signed) C. E. GATES, Mayor.
Attest: 4
(Signed) M. L. ALFORD.
City Recorder, . , -H .
t sh.AL.1
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"Forevor With the Lord," Miss Bcoit i
gall. Miss Steiner.
Make Hunday different by going to
church. A cordial welcome to stran
ger. Frederick ft. Leach, pastor. Res. 16
Houth Laurel street.
Advent Christian Church
(Not Seventh Day).
Meet In American Legion hall In the
Medford National Hank bldg. upeialrs.
cor. Msln and Central, entrance on
Central.
Bible achool 8:45. S. L. Babb. aunt.!'" Room
Preaching at 11 a. m. and 8 p. m.
Morning subject. "Works and Frulte."
Evening subject, "The Chrlatlan Race."
You are especially Invited to all of
these aervlcea. and are urged to at
tend. The paator Intenda ahortly to
start a series of sermons that will lead
up to a dlscuaaion of some of the most
Important subjects of the Bible. You
wilt want to hear these, so come.
Irvlrt Dupray, pastor.
First Church of Christ. Scientist
Authorized branch of The Mother
Church, The Flrat Church of Christ,
Scientist. In Boston, Msss.
Services are held every 8unday at
11 o'clock. Subject for Sunday, April
30: Everlasting Punishment.
Sunday School at 9:45. Applicants
under the age of twenty may be ad
mitted, j -
Wednesday evening nieetings. which
Include testimonies Of Christian Sci
ence healinga, at 7:45, church edifice,
212 North Oakdale.
The Reading Room, which Is In the
Medford Bldg., is open dally from 1 to
5. except Sundays and holidays. All
authorized Christian Science literature!
may be read, borrowed or purchased.
The public la cordially invited to
attend the services an visit the Read-
Presbyterian Church
, Cor. Main and Holly.
Rev. E. P. Lawrence, mlnlater.
25 8. Orange.
t:4S a. m. Bible schook. Well organ
ised classes from beginners to adults.
Cart Brommer. aupt.
11 a, m. Morning worship. Subject
sermon. "The Old Fashioned Mother
and the Up-to-Dute- Mother." A Moth
er's Day service ahead of time.
Special music by quartet. "There Is
a Holy City." by Rodney. Mr. Forrest
Edmeades win sing ss a solo "Oh. Lit
tle Mother of Mine." by Burleigh.
7 p. m. Junior Endeavor society.
Topic, "How to Be Friends of Jesua."
8 p. m. Evening service, sermon,
"The Meaning of Marriage."
First Chrlatlan Church '
Cor. Ninth end Oakdale.
Dell Ely Millard, Mlnlater.
Bible school 9:45 a. m. .Herbert
Ilei-rian. aupt. A hearty welcome to
all not attending any school.
Morning service and preaching 11
a. m. Subject. "Mountain Top Experiences."
The special music will be an anthem
with tenor aolb, "The TCnd of the Way"
by Parks. The public la cordially in
vited.
7 p. m. Young people'a service of
Christian Endeavor.
8 p. m. Our popular evening service.
Orchestra concert and happy song ser
vice. Selection by tn male quartet
with other special mimic.
Sermon subject. "Tho Unshaken
.lfe." You are cordially Invited.
First Baptist Church
"The Friendly Church"
North Central and Fifth fits.
9:45 a. m. Bible achool. F. W. Mears,
aupt.
11 a. m. "Tho Marred Vessel." A
holpful message.
7 p. m, Senior and Intermediate B.
1. P. U. Large numbers enjoy these
meetings. '
8 p. m. "The Four Remedies for
Sin." Ordinance of baptism. A ser
vice for everybody., Good music.
Wednesday '7:30 p. m. Covenant
meeting.
; Thuraday 7:30 p. m. Choir rehearsal.
Friday evening the 11. Y. P. U. will
give an entertainment at the church
with unusual features.
Music for Sunday: Morning, Anthem
Bates, "At the Threshold," choir.
Duott, Schneckor, "As Thou Wilt,"
Mr. Walker, Mlaa Dlttomore.
Evening: Anthem, Fianck, "O Lord
First Methodist Eplacopal Church
Fourth and BartletL
J. Randolph Sasnett. pastor.
Office 216 First Natl Bank Bldg.
Phone 968.
9:45 a. m. Bible school. Classes for
all ages. Prof. N. W. Franklin, aupt.
11 a. m. Morning worship. Sermon.
"The Christian Estimate or Man."
Reception of members.
Morning: Anthem, Gloria tn F flat,
(Farmer). Soprano aolo, O Loving
Father, (Mascagnl). Mr. Nichols.
Evening: Anthem. O Lord God of
7 p. m. Epworth League. Report of
convention by the delegates. '
8 p. m. Evening service. "The Open
Road of the Soul."
Hoeta, (Witty). Soloist. Mr. DiehL
Tenor and bass duet, Forever With the
Lord, (Gounod). Mr. MacDonough, Mr.
Dlehl.
Miss Matle Vrooian, pianist, Mr.
Bernard Roberts, organist. Mrs. May
Jordan-MacDonough, director.
Midweek devotional meeting Wed
nesday evening 8 o'clock. Quarterly;
conference Friday evening 8 p. m.
The
Importance of
Repairs
One of the most important things to coiuider'in buying
implement u repairs. If you have to send away for
repair parts, it means a heavy loss of time, which may
mean the loss of a large per centage of your crop.
WE CARRY A LARGE STOCK OF REPAIRS
and are in a position to fill your wants for repairs for
nearly all John Deere Implements.
WE HAVE' ONE OF THE LARGEST STOCKS OF
REPAIRS BETWEEN PORTLAND AND
SAN FRANCISCO
Our prices on implements compare with any standard
makes.
Hubbard Bros.
Corner Main and N. Riverside
Phone 231
Feels Like a New Woman
"I was a sufferer from kidney trou
ble for several years," writes Mrs.
Arthur Demulle. R. F. D. 1. Graamere.
N. H "and suffered so much I felt
completely lame all over. Since I bave
beod taking Foley Kidney Pills I am
not so lame. My back ached all the
time and my eyes were all a blur. Now
I can see fine and feet like a different
woman. Since I have taken two bottles
of Foley Kidney Pills I don't have that
tired feeling. I can do my own work
now." They bring quick results. Sold
everywhere. Adv.
Ordinance No. 1322
AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR
THE LICENSING AND DISTRIBU
TION OF MILK AND CREAM IN THE
CITY OK MEDFORD, OREGON. AND
PROVIDING A PENALTY FOR THE
VIOLATION THEREOF.
THE CITY OF MEDFORD DOTH
ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS:
Soctlon 1. No person ahall vend,
sell or dlxtrlbute any milk or cream
within tho City of Medford without
flrat obtaining from tho City of Med
ford a license so to do In the manner
hereinafter provided.
Section 2. Euch person desiring to
vend, sell or distribute milk and cream,
or both, within the City of Medford,
shull niako written application to the
City Recorder of the City of Medford
for llconae so to do. Said written
application and license so to vend,
milk shull contain a true atltement of
the name of tho person so applying
and the location of the dairy or dairies
or premises where said milk is pro
duced nnd the cows furnishing the
sumo are kept. Suld application shall
bo accompanied by a fee of $1.00.
Thereupon the City Recorder shall
Issue auch person a license to vend,
sell and distribute milk and cream
which bus been produced at the plnce
or places numed in said application,
which places shull be specified In said
license. , If said licensee shall desire
Most Holy," choir, Duett, Gouuod, to vend, sell und distribute milk pro-
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Phone 168
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216 Wert Main SrUat