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MTCTYFOTm MATTi TRTRTTNTC. MTCT.FftTlT OTJF.fi ON. TTTTTRRTUY. .TT'TT IS. Wll V:CiV. TTTRFTt vW I. '1IKI M i HUH iui HRi 171-SIDELO will continue 191! j PMIXII 10 provide its irienaf uf !i L8J with the finest fiUr ylec- I LP I VM tioru and shade wrapper IVJ J Qjj that the Cuban and 103! nnctjcutmar F F 'DOPE' AND DATA Only upon rare occasions do the citizens of Med ford get the opportu nity to hear high governmental of ficials and when such an opportunity occurs, the business men sh'ould make every effort to hear what these of ficials have to offer. - At the forum of ' the . Medford Chamber of Commerce tomorrow noon, Gordon Lee, chief the automo tive division of the United States De partment of Commerce will address Man Can Make His Taxes Pay Him a Profit." L. E. War ford, formerly on the staff of several Portland papers and who is an Oregonian through and through, is now in the automotive di vision at Washington, D. C. 'He ar ranged the trip of . Gordon Lee through Oregdn-nd it was he whoj gave Aienioru moi nonor or a. viau uy the chief of his department. Because of the limited time which Mr. Lee has in Oregon, the automo bile dealers of Roseburg, Grants Pass, Klamath Falls and Ashland as well as members of the Chambers of Commerce of these places have been invited the privilege of the forum which will tnke place at the Medford Hotel tomorrow , noon. CLOTHES you're proud of : . $35 $50 ELKS' CLASS TO BE INITIATED TONIGHT A large class of candidates will be taken Into the Elks' lodge tonight, and as this is the only Initiation which will be held for some time, the enter tainment committee has arranged a program In keeping with the , occa sion, and one that should bring out a large attendance of tho members of lliiS. - (I Jackson' County Fair Mcdfonl, Sept. 12 to 18 MAIL YOUR FILMS TO SWEM'S STUDIO 217 it; Main St. Medford Legal Guarantee Giverv. No nerf of Knifa no paiocoritinuc work. Ask to acc Glco-nii Flic Treatment. . heath's nnun store .. A Modern Bathroom Is an Investment, that pays dividends to every member of the family. Modern Plumbing & Heating Co, Phono 020 ,-, . ', 8parta Bldtf Remarkable time Is being made by tho Ford nad Fordson power exposi tion, on the, long trip from Portland to Ashland prior ,to a two dny!s demonstration in Medford Monday and Tn'esday, .Inly'li and 1S: Leaving Rosebiirg' ' Wednesday morning at 7 o'clock, ' the caravan covered two long, steep and winding detours', one front Mry tie Creek to Canyortvllle and the other 1 around Smith Hill, reaching Grants Pass at 8 o'clock last night. Some difficulty was experienced In making a few of the extremely sharp turns, but at no time, was the caravan Btalled for lack- of power. " - An especially Interesting feature of this show is the Lincoln chassis. At all. points along the line great crowds have turned out to see the big car, and after participating in a local parade, the Lincoln' will be available for further inspection upon the pre mises of the C. E. Gates Auto Co. A complete list of the equipment included In the, caravan? is, as follows: Plows, mowerspray pump, disc, cul- tl packer, harrows, Fresno scraper, berry cujtlvator, contractors' dump bodies, road graders, tractor hoist, brush breaker, aide hillhitch, release device, binder hitch, sub-oiler, the Wehr brake, five-ton four-wheel trailer, 2 V4 ton trailer with pneu matic tires, light express body with curtains on truck, light delivery, panel body truck, open express and truck stake bodies. In addition, the carrivan carries its own broadcast ing and recoiving set, a motion,' pic ture machine, a Delco lighting plant and other special features of an edu cational, instructive and entertain ing nature. ' Demonstrations will be made at a number of points instead of assemb ling and holding the entire; equip ment at any single place. Caravan headquarters, , however, will be es tablished at the Natatorium . camp grounds, from which point the C. 10. Gates Auto company will provide frea transportation from the camp grounds to the scene of each and every demonstration in which any person may In interested. Persons wishing to see a demon stration of any single piece of equip ment should communicate with the C. E.. Gates Auto Co. .in ample time to complete arrangements for an ade quate demonstration. There will be no charge of any kind for special demonstrations, but the two days' schedule will be somewhat crowded owing to requests already received. A detailed announcement of dem onstrations already provided for, to gether with the location of each dem onstration, will be announced In to morrow's Mail-Tribune. The caravan comprises 28 units op erating under their own power, ex clusive of additional units mounted on or drawn by trucks or tractors. About 40 men are with the show, and so keen has been the Interest arous ed en route south that elaborate perparutiojis have been made for the caravan's reception on the return tour at which time from one to three days will be Bpent at e.-uh stopping place. The fact of the caravan hav ing held so closely to Its scheduled time gives assurance that all date's will be filled on time, it having been conclusively demonstrated that no detour or stretch of road between here and 'Portland Is too difficult for the caravan, ' SPIRITUALISM PUT ON GRILL, SATAN'S You I S&n "Her Husband's Trademark" a Hit Gloria Swanson's new picture, "Her Husband's Trademark," has scored a decided hit at the Pago theatre this week. This is a remarkably dramatic picture, some of the scenes of which are laid in Mexico and in which ban dits appear In all, their deviltry '.of action. Klchard Wayne renders the star highly efficient support as leading man and the players generally 'are. of the best. . ... The last showings will take place to morrow. Jack Holt at Rialto It seems natural to associate,, the South Sea Islands with days ' and nights of languorous ease and an un broken succession of untroubled thoughts. But there are other view points; a fact most forcibly Illustrated at the Rialto theatre yesterday, when "The Man Unconquerable," a Jack Holt picture received its Initial prcson tation. Atmospherically, the picture is al most as good as a trip down into the southern seas, for it has the settings and locations of that part of the world reproduced with an ad here tee to de tail that is quite delightful. In action in is swui anu exciting, wniie me story is logical and convincing. Medford ministers should fear spiritualistic- inroads. Satan is responsible for doctrine that dead 'communicate with living, asserts T. L. Thetimler, at the tent last night In his loeturc "Spiritualism." VThe idea of spiritualism cxirressed in a few words is the belief that after people die there is a conscious entity commonly called the soul, jKissessing intelligence and abiding in It higher phere, which through certain! Bplritu4 alistic and material agencies can com municate with the living. It Is not to be denied that some very remarkable revelations have been made through spiritualistic ngencleg. While somo are frauds and humbugs It is neverthe less true that there is more to spirit ualism than Is commonly given to its credit because of the ignorance on the part of the people as to Its truo character. It Is easy enough for those who have never looked Into It from tho stand point of either experience or study to pooh-pooh it. Ridicule neither proves your intelligence nor gets rid of the very remarkable things produced thru its, agency, - It presents an array of testimony that will cause the most sober-minded to stop and (consider; its power of deception lies in' Its ability to produce facts that are Undeniable. When men of the type of Professor Hyslop of Columbia, Sir Oliver Lodge, and Wlllinm T. Stead who after years of study, Into psychical manifestations, declare their positive belief in spirit ualism; the effect Is but natural that the cult would gain many adherents, and it Is bound to be the greatest de ception of modern times. "Spiritualism denies the Inspiration and authority of the bible and the . Biff Timber Deal. ' WASHINGTON,' July 13.--Salo' Of 235,000.000 board feet of timber along the upper Sauk river In the Snoqualamie . national' forest, Wash ington, was announced today by the forest service. The prices fixed in the contract, subject, to readjustment at. three-year -intervals, ; wero J.-I2.-75 per 1000 board feet ifor cedar, $2 for, Douglas fir and fifty cents for white fir and hemlock. 17' KTV 1LX M o Our new location on the Corner of Bartlett and Sixth Streets and ready to accomnn ;e our old patrons and new customers. Our new, complete stock of Hardware, Household Goods, Building Materials, Furniture, Rugs and Draperies, etc. : ; ;Is now open for your anspction as also is. E C our nev modern building ;Y', i-, 'I'.'-.'ir I . ; COME AND VISIT US IN OUR NEW HOME t ' : i : ,.,,l f- Medford Furniture & Hardware Corner Bartlett and Sixth Street necessity for tho atonement; It pro claims the divinity of man while deny ing the divinity of Christ. It exalts bitter opponents of Christianity to po sitlons of honor in the spirit realm, but( the very essence of its teaching con sists of a certain splritunllT'.atlon and by that the dissipation of those con ceptions or truth and duty which an individual derives from reason and revelation, and upon which rest the stability of the home and of the state. Thus it loads the mind into mental nnd moral, confusion and brings ubout a general weakening of the bonds of moral obligation, with a resulting an tagonism to law both human nnd divine. I 'When God separated ancient Israel from other peoples he gave them ex plicit instructions against the practice of witchcraft and sorcery and all con sulting with 'familiar Bplrlts.' Those practices were common in the nations of that time with whom the Israelites had been in contact, and with the in-. habitants of the country to which God was leading them. -A user of "divination, an "enchan ter," a "witch," a "charmer," a "consul ter with familiar spirits," a "wizard" and a "necromancer," are spoken of in the bible as "an abomination unto the Lord." . Sir Oliver Lodge, who Is a prince among spiritualistic Investigators, de clares on the title page of the recent book, "Raymond, or life and death, that he gives "examples of the evi dences, of survival of memory and af fection after death." A more startling contradiction of God's declaration "The memory or them is forgotten, also their love, and their hatred and their envy, Is now perished; neither have they any more portion forever in anything that is done under tho sun Ecc. 9:5-6, it would be quite Impossible to find. The subject of spiritualism resolves Itself into a simple question of whom we will believe God's word or man's word. Pretending to bring.-, to 'humanity light ot a higher realm of knowledge, the results of spiritualism are visible in the sundering of marital ties and the wrecking or;homes;' the rilling or insane asylums and or suiotdes graves. Its dangerous chnracterjs admitted by some or its eminent exponents, such as Arthur Conan Doyle and Hereward Carrington. The scriptures warn us that Just prior to the coming or Christ, Satan will work in our world 'with all power and signs and lying wonders.' Unclean spirits will 'go rorth unto the kings of the earth and of the whole world, to gather them to the battle of that great day of God Almighty." Surely It was for such a time as this that these words of Inspiration were given us." Bubject tonight, "The Millennium. Subjects for the Coming Week , Friday, July, 14j , VIHomesteadsi Von Abraham's. Farm. Best Sail, Ilest Cli mate, 'Best 'reoplePlsiths 'MtisV-llo Filed Now." .'tfiivud No meeting July 16. a,lav Tntv 1ft! ?."4"rliA T.nniznn of Nations Why' Is Jlj'ot" a Success?" Clearly answered in,elght versos of the Bible. ;,-,. : ' Monday, July 17: "Prophetic Car toons of the Rations.:!. - .n ,;;'"' "(i 'Tuesday, July 18: "Court week in Heaven."" " ' " - ' . " Wednesday, July 19: "The Judgment Bar; Are You Acquainted With Your Lawyer?" I'hursday, July 20: "The Heavenly Courtroom." Friday, ' July 21: "Foundation of God's Throne." : Sunday -uly 22: "The Memorials of the Bible." Their significance and appropriateness. Medford Athletic Club Behlnof Walker's Entrance In alley. Open 10 . m. to 10 p. m. dally." Hot an( cold fliftweni. Massaging. , '. K. O. BOB BROWN, Mgr. Can De pend Upon for perfect preserves, jams and jellies by using Y2 sugar and Y2 Karo Crystal White instead of all sugar. Be sure to ask your grocer for Karo RED LABEL. FREE: Auk your croccr or write Corn Product! Refining Company, Dept. A, Argo, HI., for beautiful and imtructive Karo Preserving Folder. Selling Reprenntatlve Johnson-LiebeV Company Portland, Ore. KILL FLIES . KLL Keep Flies off your cow. Don't sit on her tail to keep it quiet. Use COW-EASE It's -sure rfddance to flies. You'll get more . milk and less trouble and worry if you use Cow-Ease Fly Spray. ' Monarch Seed & Feed Go. "The Farmers' Service Station" PHONE 260 ' ' 317 E. MAIN Li 5&3 A vast spectacle . Youve never seen anything Me it. i before. s EVERYTHING TREE. , N INTERESTING , v EDUCATIONAL . ENTERTAINING TREE DemorirlralionS' Lectures. Movies' RADIO Concerts MEDFORD jBLyitSI ummtswu to. W. 1 AtTO TOPS. We Ihhuo an Insurance ' policy veltn your auto top jvuwrj "iNO premiums to pay." Only cxcIuhIvo top unop in tho clty. Medford Auto Top Co. JO K. Grape. Phone 104. WANTED By Weeil Lumlrer Company; Wood. California, Timber Falters to contract combined falling, bucking and limb' lng. Good earnings can be made and living conditions are of the best. Cot tages are available for families. In tnrpHtnd nartlcB communicate direct with Weed Lumber Company; weed, California. Car Washing Service Give Your Car a Weekly Washing for 91.00 a Month VERNE S. WHITE At Hlttson's Garatte OREGON CAVES CAMP NOW OPEN .Meals and Sleeping Accommodations . , at too entrance. It, McILVEBN. Fashionable . DRESSMAKING . Experience In all branches. Designing c: all kinds. Prompt Attention to Mailorders. OS W. 10th St. Fhone S5-T WOOD! Dry Mill Blocks; Fir Slab Wood and all other kinds of wood MEDFORD FUEL CO. Cor. Third and Fir Phone Via ,' .A" ."i'