f' "I ..: ,. " .'' '; ' ' '," ' " . ' '"'.', ' ,
1
ui' iit m inaaif '
SALVAIIUM AKWIT fTTn
ACTIVE IN :XMAS HM
' ufiPK n nrniMTv
IIUIII1 111 UUUI1 111 8
...The 0kraUOB.Xtmy ts.ls lU custom
throUKtiout the -wvrld, 'Is-remembering
tie podr ' ttml needy As far aa' the
necuui at hstid-wli allow, and in 'con
jincUod wltn 'Nie'f oountr organlia
lkn Is' trying to "follow the advice
tod 8dnjobl!J99.f,Him who- said-, ."It
U jnoro blessed W give than, to receive.
A Christmas .tree and program Kill
bo Iheld ' at the.. Salvnitron Army . hall
Monilay rtlgbt-.D. .BGthr'wHere Bull
itils refflombrancojj will be' given out
14 ail BalvatlcfoAfmy'Suriday school
-.'Ultilfeoj " the prorchilden.;., ;
' A "."gin ,oox, wjn.De piuced in tbe
alvtlon;Arffiy JiSlt and those desiring
to, give .glHaof food .and.' provisions
otar flo so and they will be distributed.
. the ' Salvation , Anny ' "Christmas
kittles" with- their.' sign "Keep the
fk Dolling," (a tabular sight. In. cities
it lite; YulMld'o letoon'K'ara tin. the
sfreU,'aftendl'';By Salvationists
where (he PMlc fjtay give their ootiirl-
lotion for &!, CBNBtaaas. dinners, win.
c -raiiet. aluLltenerakworti. -V " (
,' bUnttnaa appeals haVe been.dlstfib-
IhW IM tn thert I space provided for
lb hatted of Heed)1 Which cnn be mall
hi to the ItelVatlod Army and' they. will
receive atten'tlo'n., ' ;, " -. :'W )
i 'Htp .Ihf ;.S4lvitl6n 'JVrjiiy : contlnoe
ihiciobd WDrk. , ..the'', -workers .'under-
(Ub humaA nature and know how to
mp add rallev;-J,-..A.-
,:. 1 AMntlt tar: Vmi. .' ' ':'!
? feeWaMr approximate .figures of
t)FKd6n by the Salvation ' Army,
tlthlh tBOas"t;,!?.)honlhs7- The1 Balva
tloh.'arnly'.Md beeA'busy endeavoring
Jo do i work' among" the unchurched.
the. unfortunate, tbe 'down and (almost)
outer. ,-. .t.i., A..-'? " .' ! -, :
V At to the- evangelistic side of the
fork the below mentioned figures may
give some idea of what has been ac-
tMptWtun:' A'-. , .
,6ltty-fle 6n1s .have knelt at the
altar, asking God's forgiveness for. a
sirifui past. ', ' ''-.J.'- ''.
' hre ; hundred .Iwenty-two' meetings
cddddcteil. otitdopi and indoor..'! also,
wiih-an-attendance qf jb,200. ' r ' . j
One- hundred. 'Junior moetlrigs-'con-iluctad
wl(h a total atteadance of
young pcoln lncludlbft the bible. feiass.
v .r.';,:fctief'WorV.::j, iv-.-.,..
:-l6fl Uetts provided, In 'other w;6rds
lt4.at(hti'i(tv ;'."- ' "
About.O.'gmeats glyen'away., i
. About 106 .pairs pf . shoes. " '
; About ,f8,.,n4als:l gtren , a'way.K "' j ,
V .f .iStaJ'vdhiatloh of "relief wbrk'dbno,'
about - '' k. 'ra -i !
li. ftn?DjyflDr;M iiitfepQTiP;-' qheook. Saturday ' dkciihet; tc, 1922
PAOp THREE
" ' 8,r .M",yfeplieopal '
Cor. North Oakdale sad Piti, hi.
a. m. Jjoll' Cf.mmlinlr.1.
1 a. m. Suailay ohoo.
11 a. m. Holy oommualod.
" Wm. n. lUmllion, Vicar!
Y. VvycA. News
ru6iddyiovenlrig.-closed :hojDcco
rntlVcv AHs elltrti.'fai', the present time.
Many have ' taktn .advantage;'of ' this
oppdriuWlytq.ftake ihtlr .thrlsttttas
presents, tills, roarirahd. anMHervyear
will undoubtediy'Beo a : very large,. bn
thualasUC'icla(.ea'rUer in .the .season.
. . Tho Olrl . lltscrW Corps ;hae '. tesen
busy planning- .th'e1r'Ghr9tttias" ac
ttv;t6B. Hth'tf y'lcliaka' Cbrps-.tnct at
and following thb "operilngr ceremo
nial, thwaorDSsco'uf.Ellaalle'th Hew:
Itt,'.; prtlilded ' fpr, the .. business . moel
Init.' arraMfelHar,for'theGhFis(mas'trec
which thoy plaii' to'' prepare at their
uvn nieeiipgfto ,pe. given- io, some cnu
irvti Who .probably Wit)' not -have one
unless ploVtaod" by vfricndB Tho Nb
tab (corrif. nioti at ' the V. &, A.
Tuesda afternoon . and also' perfect
'i ihelf :ihriiithiatf service ,'plans." !fDe
WnshlnltOn . school ,' ta- supplomept
th-Srf weasilfyv-fer. 4heir Christmas
service nlnn Thhso nlrls have 'learn
ti the Jo;:ot Blvingl'nha plan to give
J Jflth the. ' son! - from their' hearts.
Honor ehurt"re being placed lit the
ushoolJ and' tho- girls are- showing
much interest- In1 -the''-recording of
Uitlr honors. vTwo-ihlrds of the Slrls
are working, for .Olrl' llcserve rings,
which can only bo. won and not
bought. ..; rr :',:'
I The buslnM girls enjoyed a, "Hang
ing of thd Oreen'' . party at the V.
V C. A. iThursdav, evening. ' Admis
sion was by tu' lot or . greens for deco
rating, and a 'part of the cntertain
mentiiVilH thn donomtinir of the house
with ilje greens thus-.furnlsh'cd. Santa
Clitus -appeared late' .Iri tho evening
afltt presented' a alft'to enqh one prca-
oht'. t Mrs, Janbello ,Van Fleet favored
Ihdi cjdb - With se,erai 'vocal selccr
ton,i and Bfteri,' nifrcshmopts;. were
''dd All Joined In singing ;CIIrlstmas
crv,if t., '.''. ..:': .. ; j
'('.the aasumnco j)Olcy of the asso?
elrtHdh 'Is 'being' promoted, by., the
hr)-of' d(r,ftortat thls-tlnieL- This
afctlrlw cerUIn ,1-occs f work holng
sukctoftlily'V-arried , oh? during IMS-.
dha.Wth'.'Hfreciai' piece Of. wrk
Wli-tltalj ddhB'at, Mills'. Island, fot
BlW. VrivlhsJ'ff rtlni' fbreign' ountros,
a,lb ,thb Aqflf,jHlrh'l3 'bcii-g pro
moted. .amp'n'i.theJe girls - before they
IeV for ouf sftbrs's.' VThla Is an , Im
portant, j)leci "of; work,; If wo expect
lb. make, good 'American citizens .of
those new arrivals.; ' , " Vt
Though It Is the holiday season,
there ore glrW whoiare looking-for
work; thero are girls who are away
from homd and floncsomc hd , the
V. IV, C. A. 'is trying W meet th-ae
girls and supply their needs, whether
it be work, comfortable lMng quar
tors, friends, good, .times, pr .an op
portunity for espresSlon. You, too.
can help In this work, for there is
no greater cry over tho world today
than tho'cry for leadership, eEpeclolly
among tho glrlo and women.. There
are girls' lubs without advisers, and
this la one of the . most" delightful
Ihlng-t'ybu can find to-do In.-asso-elntlon
work. .Won't you help, de
velop the leaders of tomorrow, by asi
Blstlng In this department'
J.' O'Hara,' rrank Amy and R. H.
Whitehead left yesterday for San
lmaclsc6 and will sail soon for Hono
lulu where they will anend a month or
more In the glow of tropical sunshine.
'.': ' Catholic Church ..
South Oakdale Avenue;
"rstniasa.BundayiBl.aaitt . ,'
Second mass at 10:00 a. m
Benediction after second- mass ' '
-': . ; 'J ftr. J. Power?, iwstor.'
: Evana-t,uth.-lon, ph'ureh .. '
, rurth 8U and Oakdale Av.
Uev. Dr. W, a Moreni-Oesoi', Pastor.
Kes. f18 Wes RUrth St
,.,' ; Ml.' Adtonl.
Shnday. school 10 a. ml ,
Wvine service li a. HV. .. ,
Vou.aad youHi are cbfdlall'y Invited.
tnoliih Lutheran Mlasion "
1 001 N.niversidd.
Sunday school 10 a. v v" r ,
Divine service It . m. ' Topic 'of
sermon,' "CK'rlill"tftii" PmAlo
BaJ."- All Btraii.8ers'ail4 rlsltors wel-,;
TOiueajvwe prea.cb qnrist, and Him
crucified, ft. Trauttnain, paston
. i v u'ui . i j ., ( ; ., ' ,:
Cot.' Certrni'iilid Juoksda. ; ' ,
Sunday school, ltfa. fil. ;, , . - ;
Preajjhlmj Jl a. fn..an4 Up p.'tuV '.:
PraJ-ef meeting Wednesday 7:40 p.m.
' Chrlstmaa .progranl rrlday, Dec rf.
7:3? p. to." A cordial welcome extend
ed to all.. ,-:.- -:;'. ' ',. ;
Rev. J. E. McShoae of AWUnd will
preach morning and evening. Ills
evening subject .will be "la the Day of
Miracles Past!" ,.;
Cbrne let us reason togetler.'v':, .
. . y- . IC; M.,Klg, paaotr.
.': i '.. '- t :
'. Main Si M; t.. Chu'rih, South "
; . Coy R. Sims, pastor. .. ' . ,
Bible school 9:46., tr. Prank' Rob-:
erts,supt . .' :' .-' .' . '',
' Morning worBhlp ll. a. nj. Subject
oi tne sermon, .xnrisi s law ana how
to Keep It.". it- : '
; ppworth tcigue, Btudy hhd ddvotlon
lor,..young people : 30 p. m.
Evening setvlce 1 130 n. m. 7
v . rs. J. W. Htlbler and "Mrs. C.. R.
8ims will sing "Whispering Hope,'1 by
Hawthorne at the morning Ben-Ice. - -
The publlo is. cordially Ittvltotl to
these services."' '.'.?'.' . .. '' '. ,
. ' SIlVtlM Army ' '
Captain-and MrSi Ci Ford, 6ffl6ers.lh
: , . chtirge. '-:' ; , ;",',
.120 K. Main. ' : ..'.., . ( H '" ' P lone 3456,
-Saturday evening' Bnvoy it K. lnman
of Salvation Army divisional headquar
ters,. Portland,, will speak at 8 p. m.
Hs subject!- vA Dtama ift Thfeb Acts,"
takeh from God's wori.- Cohlei we be
Have yoi Wlir enjoy it., ': , , '
Sunday mdrnlng Bervlcb 11: p. , m. . .
Sunday School. service. J t. hu;,
Young peopU's legion 'bjIb p- ni.
captain C. rVrd will speak, Sunday
evening at 8 p. m;.'All hre .welcome. .
- , ...,.,' J. .; ' ;
' Sevtnth Day AdvSntlit Church
, . .;- -Ndrth-Riverside.' i'bi -
. T. li.The'uhilir, pastor'- , ;
Sabbath B.d)dol 10 a. m. ,,- MIbs Mabel
DaughertV BMpt.V ;':, ' "
PreachlngJBervlcd.lli subject, "Coh
secratlon of Oursetvei-and Ouf Means
tn'ftnd .'.'- ' ..i.. . ' , ....
. Y. M. V. Society meet $ p.'in.i ciai.
nee Cartwrlght Bilpt. - : '
Business meeting 7:30.-: . .'. .. .
. Sunday evening : pfeacblng ' service
7:30. subject' '.What U ,iha .yBpardon-able'SIn-"
',-'" .v, ,- -'' ;
Wedhesday. evening pnyef meeung
7:30.;-..- ' ",.:.,.'". '" ' .
:. ToSav the-last meeting of the week
'of prayer, -invite a)l to"4ttond. ..
' Flrat Christian ChMftli
.' Cor. tl an,d tHkdalc. ..
D. a Millard, minlBter.
Bible -school 9i45 .a. . hi. Herbert
Berrian, Bupt ' ': i ' ' '
Mnminir sermon and Worship 11 d.
m. . Sermon Bubject," :"Thb Innor
Circle." . Special' music and a ncarty
welcome to everybody, i',.
6:30 p. m.. Chrlstlah Bndeavof service.-'.
; ' ... .' v. - "' . '
inn n. m: . Evening evangollstlfc ser-
uii-oo Orchestra -so eotions, nime
quartet and a real live ong service.
Sermon sitbJoet.V'Movlla Moun
tains". A welcome to everyuooy.
Harry. Scougaii director ot music. .
- Mrs. qurCjtl,lder8, pianist. ...
'.' " . Presbyterian Church. , "
. ' ' Main and Jjiolly. .'
;' Rev. E. P.-Uwrehce. M(nlttlr...
- ... : .'25 south' OMngeU - '.
' niw. trWiAr'sh- 'm.v ferery ttlem-
bet of the, school ls!tor8l.to,1JJ pres
ent promptiS" at . Carj, J.
Urpmtner,: sipt.-, , ' . .T,- .. !
ii :o m .Mom ine worsh p. ."The
....-, i '(lit. Kntalh tit JestlS" 'Will
h iha sublcdt 'tot tho sermon. The
mlx'ed quartet wilt sing Spedce's ,W
Chan Ho flreat."
7: 30' p. m. Evening service, subject
The Depth of Moaning In the Lord's
rrayef. Good singing.
Intermediate Knoeavor-.oiow
Topic, "Fidelity. t .
Senior Bible Class o:u p. m. ti,
Clyde mills.; -
Junior Endeavor Monuuj -m i"
m. .jiaoci Minis, icuuoi. . t, -
I.... m f.hMt. Salfntlst
Authorlicd branch of The- Mother
Church, The First tnurcii m m.oi,
i.nii.t m noston. Mass1.
Services are held every nununy b h
--i.ni, anHioct ror nunaay, ucvoui-
k. it. la the Universe. Including
fxi vcd bv Atomic rurcei
Bhool at 9:45. Applicants
under the ago.of twenty nwy be admit'
. . ' - ' ' ' b "
i .1 Wink
U'litnauiav eveninx toothhiio. wu.u
include testimonies qf Chrltlau 8ci-
slice Wllnkn, lit 7; 40, church edlflav
2irNoTth"qakJiiifi:'-; - r
'The Reading Room, which la In tbe
Medford UldgL, la. upon dally from 1 tn
6. except Sundays . and holidays. All
authorited Christian Science literature
may .be. read, borrowwd-or purahased.
. The public. Is cordially invited, to
attend the services and visit the Head
ing Room.- - i ' i . ' -'..
' ' 1 First' Baptist Church
"The Friendly Chdrch." ' i
' North Central and Fifth Sts. I
': . m. ' Bible '.. school.. AlVorU
Whitman, supt. : Be present and learn
about the. Christmas plana.
TLAND
TO TAKE CHARGE
GOLD H. CHURCH
OOLD HILL. Oro., Dec. 13 (Special
Correspondence.) Dr. M. M. ReiiUto
oently of Portland, has taken over the
11 n m nn.i Linu. io ni it . nuatorate of the M. K. church at Gold.
A hortptnral study of a vital BObJect. , Hill, and Talent , and will divide his
6:3Upi m. Senior and Intermediate time between these .two cluirgtw.' ..Tbe
BV Ml t ,.i ... lOold Hill church has been without-ft
. 1;3i p. rii.'. ''Why Do Some BIs'Men ioM Pstor the past two years, which!
m uusiness and acnoiarsnip 4"au to U u.iimuimuu uf iu
Becoiha' CbrUtiaha!'. baaed on death" of several weekly sorvjees In the church;
ohft. Wanamaker.. merchant. , prince, I Jty. doctor,: who Is, a practicing physlo
feligtoua leader ; and -philanthropist !" and chiropractor hos boon put or
An interesting message for nil classes,' the,. ministry the part throe yearm due
especially. doubters. t. '- rH--.K- i ro -thrdat. trouble which ha has receat
Mornlng: 86prano noo;' V'SMpntttd,' & controlled. He Spent lerf years
Show' Me' the-Way," Mrs. Lorraine In tbg Oregon M. E. conference and
Harrison BcottJ ' ' ;.-, 1 soverfil 'years In California and M'aab-
' Violin solrf, "AdaJW'frb'm 'tii'e Jvfooh- Wtn charges. Ills wife; la h)B abtq
lUibt Sonata'.'. ty. Beetsoyen, Mr. CtK 9totat his church work. A fen
ton, Janes: ' -,'t..' turt.of hla pastorlal worat Osld Hill
! BveniaS: Atttheui, "Bun of My Bditl" M1 - regular, mid-week lecture to his
Horace lUynet-. -VMItf wk"Iftealn' Witton on. health, deallne; with
Song." Dcbtt'hVki Mr, $mot 'iMy J uPh8lcal'.. .tt?"!?.1 n.n?( MT1
'if i,iAXh l-ii-t, m ! Wand of man. I.:. " I
fcholt tehearaala. . ', -. ,-' . V That the local cement employes have
"'.Two btI Christmas servleee. Bunday.! a que reference for tnoir reuow work
bee:' it. -Snftctal ChMstmas fflraJio4 n 'evidenced hy the novel sere;-
to' the ftiSrntttt- and ' cncrt by the , 4e 'ven one of-tB6lr twlywW Ut
i dohobl iti the nvenlhg. 4V. veqneoaay nignt. tne newiy marnwi
..J. .'J? ... . ..':-. -i' i (IMIinla unHojl (find ' frlhnrlu '1.A flr
Sunday
5!Wbtl; tiie church.' has to otter theeis
tbij deepest nbeda of the. world.", Wor
sm'p;yith'o Bjinddy..',.. " 4 1
..ijedeirlck-lVJaieh) pastor'. r , !
-,il,ht'S?lH -J '' '
FIHt iyt'sthWlst tplaeopal Xhu'ri'h '.
yqhrth bndBartlett.r - . '
! 1 : 'J.' tta'tndolph' sasn'ett; pagtbt. ' : ,' , ,
Officj il Flrtt. National! Bank flldg;.
i rVi.-' Phone 968.;
.Bible (chool 9:46. Prof. N. li. Fradk-.
lini nt-, 'i. I :,'.."'". 'f'r;.
Warning worship 11 a. m, . Sermon::
''dpihg dwhere at Sixty; Miles van,
uour. : . . -.; . , !..,
couple evaded their ' friends tho first
mght they -arrived in town,. -wnich
veted thd. follows and they employed
a"ffftJ':iound' box of quarry dynamite
JUst back, of the' hilt homo, to announce
their" coming.. ' Tbei first few ','Sbpts
came i in gentle .Intervals, then.:. 'the
heavy artillery came that shook the
Whole City. vThfs makes the fifth mar
rlagb . among these employes- the last
icw:weeKs and tneir memo seema to
be1 the more the merrier.
-The -last couple ,were-Oral Curtis
Parker, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank M.
Parger of Gold Hill, and a grandson
and nephew of the late Dr. Joseph
tenwoMh tmM- Junior B:Sft; Rn. Wer . and William H. Parker, pio
lor 4:15. lea3et:Mtos Florenctf tawson ;of J10 River Valley, and Vera
: t.ni- ..k.rfAwj9-9ft t,.;Hri- Read, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. U
merchant of
ton Ijee; D D " ' " , ' i ieoiora... tne weaaing ceremony was
Meh-orone Idea," Rev. Robert Cbnrt-5Mt the;ell kbown
t. Nr . ', I Medford.. The weddlntr
.va . , v,. ;. .... ',..; .J-;u. T-j.-r I.-.tl
Church night,: Wednesday evenlnB. ,'",,""a t pww. w
There -l' be fad riuppet.' Wme' At' hn6 (f the brlde.'s parents In: Medfor4
1':t0. ; Tho bMot m deliver the 'tied-! br T. Leach of -the. Medford Baptist,
bml message; in? tb Vsf ids &r grtat-cfcurcK. ! Abonti;thIrty .felatrvesabd1
vpuWrrtrf.MiWiWrnnieM.
ubjfcM beiiig.iV-' Jesus ! of'-Naf areth." cje' . presents Were '.roc.elvq.d. In
drtng We clUIdretf ad usua . f the avebtv;Aniong thfcgsts
: . ChuistmM program :-'An bxoeptlonat- m Qold Hill wetyMr.' and trs.f f,
ly;flhe prog'rahi Is'being prepafdd for Mt. Parker; -Mr. and r8.iA.,ls.sKollogg,
Christmw 'Bve: 1 The iohoit md , ms jw am?l r w
Sunday, School .-'iufe ' iinUIng their : of- j B- Prker: . M. ., I tV? I
tofts .to: lirOsJiit a varied program: 0tjU'X ' Xresham,Mhe wel ;nown
rfhiu.i iKt.t ' i . d . farm ; operator 'of Sams ;,ValliyV has
uiiuotwi
.'Mornlnk: 'AnthemitThs' -Strain Up-! nMong-term -jieaae on ine-argo
riiisoi't'fBUck).., Soldd .'by- Mfh; Van ,m .pawr; wm W.JM .' nw
niKtlwuy:. jusij- uvryt4) tm, i ivm
Siboyoc'i Wr. Meeker, Mr. Macton6ligh(
Mthaday.:;-; j.
Boprano.' dbld', Cdme' Unto,: Him,
'(Leslie).'. jirs'.NIchbls:';.. -.. " .,'- '.'.-'
f Evening: Ahtjiem, Tb,e Yespbr. Hour
(tfoc-..B. Nevjn);: Solos,. Mrs Niciipl's.
Mr: MacDdnougn. t -,. ,; ..?. ,:
. Contralto and tenor duot,iCome Unto
ale. (Divis):' 'Mrs. Sasfaett,' Mr. Mac-Lonough.:-
"V r - '(..'. : J :t -.:Ml8i'Matle
.Vronian.J.planlst. -Mr.
Bernard Roberts. 'oraahlst.;' Mrs: May
'Jordan-Macpbdough,' dlre'ctor., .
.' .It .' .-' p..- :' '' r
r CHICAGO, Deo. 16-Caplaln Charles
i;iije. oi tne army meaicni corps, sta
tioned at aChicaao army hospitat. was
rre,3ted last night bq a, charge of blg
hmv ebd' wis "reported to-have been
token to brown' Point, l'nd., for a pre
liminary hearing, today. , .V
Mrs. Pike who witnessed her htiS
baid's arrsat by thrfeo'inen.' at first
expressed fear: that, nn 'had- been Rid
nabbed.'- Later the learned that' a war
rant and- requisition .papers had: been
Issued tor Captain Pike on' a complaint
of. bigamy brought bV a Woman .who
Assorted she had contracted a common
law marriage with him at - Philadel
phia.'
v., :4! -.. .'i.. . '.i I- ,... ...y
DpttLlK; Dee.', loAtBV Associated
Press); ; pyiaoht 'CbBgrBrve' of 'the
DftlVi-Elretrltt .mnWInr tn the . Deee
ttjoiutlcns. pi ' the 'Cofkt'llhrJjor com-
mission In. Wlllth the Dall w-aa. urged
tb appointv a'; committee to meet the
senate peace .commission Bays
' "ft'poaco la to be established at the
cost of allowing people to commandeer
goods, arrest citizens and break
solemn agreements made witb another
nation, the sooner I am Informed that
I do not represent publlo opinion, the
bster. I am not prepared to recom
mnd that the Dell go farther than it
already has gone."
Troubled With Weak Kidneys "
'IHave been troubled with -weak kid
neys since childhood," writes Mrs. O.
Hyde. Benzonla, Michigan. . "Now past
forty and have had terrible backache
and that tired out feeling, hardly able
to '-do my work.- By: using Foley Kid
ney. Pills accompanied with Foley
Cathartic Tablets I soon felt like new
person." " Backache, rheumatlo pains,
dlailness' and blurred vision are aynin.
tbms of Kidney trouble. .' Foley Kidney
Pills give quick relief. Sold every
where. . .. ;. - Ady.
(mi' Hill, The'. leajee 'haB, osten'slyo
eUl.prheht :fojr ..ifatefyUgre, farming and
flli pUsh plowing, and scedjng tp.brlng
the ventire tract. .intd ' cultivation the
TOPjnB, Basobf. "rT,he majbrnart of the
tract-.Tg' the' rlctiest farm,;!and'.'ln'.ttio
vuiey aou-is suo'irngfiieu, uy nuiurut
diilhi'ge. The most of the ;(arm will
bjj lahtfed to alfalfa;' which ' wllj''' be
ticne,d ih(o dairy product and stock on
me inrni
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. the ideal car for daily use by business and professional people, salesmen,
, s farmers, and all. who want the most economical transportation for one
" ' ' v.'. ;or two passengers, with ample rear compartment for samples, luggage, etc
: QUALITY has been still further improved by more artistic design and
. rl added equipment. .
- ECONOMY has been still further increased by engineering refinements
and greatly increased facilities. '...' ...... .
" SERVICE is now offered on a flat rate basis by 10,000 dealers arid ' - "
. .' service stations. " , , ".'.', "'X'!
;v"-; ;'( PRICES of the new line remain the same in spite of added equipment V. '
V,-;., and more expensive construction, which have greatly increased value. . . '
Prices f. o. b., Medford
..Some Distinctive Features
Two Passenger Roadster !.$ 642
Five Passenger Touring 663
Two Passenger "Utility Coupo 877
Four Passenger Sednnette.... 1055
Five Passenger Scdanctte 1065
Light Delivery Truok 627
Streamline body design with high
hood; vacuum feed and rear gasoline
i f ' tank on all models; drum type head
lamps with legal lenses: Curtains open
with doors of open models. Closed
; ; models have plate glass Ternstedt '
V ,: Tegulated windows, straight side cord
- .tires, siin visor, windshield wiper and
:iV:.r'i"dash light. .The Sedanette is equipped
,.. with Jitto trynk on rear.
i - i . v '. See these rcmarkiiHe cars. ' Srtidv the speclficatlona
'; 1 ' ' Nothing Compares With Chevrolet
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NB, Dec IS. England tooh
an energetic stand at Lausanne yester
day 'igainst tho Turkish- plan of de-
porting the patriarch of the Greek or
thodox' church at Constantinople. The
British delegate told the aub-commlttee
mat (no expulsion or wo pamarcn
trow (lie traditional seat which be has
occupied since the -conquest of Con
stantinople would strike a mortal blow
against the religious sentiments of all
orthodox- peoples, and Bhocli the relig
ious Bentlments of countries like Eng
land. -':
'.'Hngland baa great' sympathy for
orthodoxy, which Is based on. the relig
ious traditions of Christianity," he said
"and other . conhtries feel tho same;
probably America also." -' f :
;U. 8. Ambassador Child todsy con
firmed the' British declaration 'regard
ing tho'ftntiei) States.': ,.: ' ' -j. '
ilMCREV
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?ry;
v.MAHtoK.; III.; Dec. ; 1G. Attorneys
for .both state and defenao In tho trial
lot Wlhdrs charged with, murder In con
rfeitlon with tho Ilotein mine slaying
of last July today 'predicted 'the end of
the trial by the mlddfo of January.,'
Doting the,"7l'rst "three das. of. tho
trial, testimony has' been' given by
more than a score of state's witnesses.
During the Saturday and Sunday re
cess taken last night, . tbe attorneys
said tboy would go over tholr list of
witnesses In the hope of reducing
them. So far the state's witnesses
have pointed to four of the five defen
dants as having been seen wlh guns
In their hands during tho riots, but all
bave said that they wore tinablo to
Identify any of those as participants
In the shooting.
Brand new 1923
FORD SEDAN
Never Been Driven
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GOOD TERMS
' O. V. Myers
Valley Garage
TIME TABLE EFFECTIVE SEPT. 25-
MEDFORD-ROSEBURG STAGE
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY -Lt.
Medford-2:00 p. m.
Lv. Roseburg 1:00 p. m.
MEDFORD-GRANTS PASS STAGE
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY
Lv. Medford 10:00 a. m., 2:00 p. m., 6:00 p. m.
Lv. Grants Pass T:80 a. m., 1:00 p. m., 5:00 p. m,
SUNDAY ONLY .-' 'V a '
Lv. Medford 10:00 a. m., 4:30 p. m. '
Lv. Grants Pass 10:00 a. m., 4:80 p. m.
- Wa connect with stages for Portland, Marshfleld and Craeoett
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SERVICE
More and more the public is learning to appreciate the value
qf Lighting and Power Service the Scrvico that is ready at hand
every minute in tho year; that is part of the intimate affairs of
.every day; that magics work easier, hours of leisure brighter, and
living more worth while.
' ' The Electric Range is an exponent of this Service. Onco in
troduced and installed, it is a constant reminder of the important
part which the .Lighting and Power Company plays iu each life, .
and adds materially to the good will which tho best of Service has
, earned. . - ' '.
Electric Cookery is also correct cookery. ,
It is controlable, cool, clean, convenient and cheap.
It is worth-while ask any owner of an electric range.
THE CALIFORNIA OREGON POWER COMPANY
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