SCHOOLS IOf EN
AT JACKSONVILLE
"I
ANUARY SECOND
JACKSONVILLE. 13ee. 30. Tin.
jaiksoiivlllu sehool vill open Tues
juV January 2, tho teachers and
pupils linylnt! enjoyed a week s lioll-
JB. 8. (irlKUby of Klamath Falls was
. mi(8t Hi' f. e. rmin iveunesuay.
Mr. and nadUlBinnn anil
dnuulit'''' or I'ort Townseiul, are
miendiuK several woeks visiting rela
tive In cu' "Ilu -"ouiora.
.Mrs. t'liarles Kerwert and son ami
dnusliler ' spending this week al
jllll.'Callf.. vlslllnir her parents, .Mr.
ad Mrs. James Roek.
James M. I'niitrnll of Weed arrived
In our eity Thursday ovenlng for a
few day'" visit with relatives.
Mr. J. O'llrlen and mother, Mrs.
jj,'o. O'llrlen and Mr. John Uark
dull passed through our oily Tuesday,
having spent Christmas with rela
, liven' In tho Applentc.
.Peggy Mario lloter of Medford Is
siiendiriK a few days in our city, the
guest of Miss Bernlce Itetor.
Mrs. Arthur Klclnhammer of the
Aplegnto returned to her home, hav
ing spent scvoral days with friends
in Ashland. .
Dr. and Mrs. J. W. Robinson were
dinner guests Christmas at the home
of Judgo and Mrs. F. L. Tou Velle.
I. Oftondahl, aceomiianicd by his
ulfo and son,7 arrived in our .city
Thursday. '
JM'rA Mabel Stevens, tho assistant
"lirlnclpal In our school, is spending
this .week iit-her home near Portland.
. Jlfs. Jop McMiihon is at tho home
of her uibtlioivMrs.:T.' K. Bolton of
Aahlimd.'.who. is reported seriously ill.
.Mr. and bfra. John Dunnington and
daughter, Margaret, of Klamath Falls
are guest.4 of relatives in our city.
Mr. and. Mrs: JohnXaylor and Mr.
and Mi's." . Everett- Miller passed
through town Tuesday, en route to
their home in Portland, having spent
Christmas with relatives on tho Ap
plegatc. ' - - . . '
.Mr. and Mrs. Hehry'Mensqr, who
have been guests of his son,- Edward
Mensor of Portland, called on old
time friends in our" city Thursday
evening, en route to their homo' in
Oakland. .... k7 : .
Henry namoburg passed through
town Wednesday with a band of cat
tle lie was taking to the Appjegate
whero they will be fed. ...
.Mr. and Mrs. Ansil Oilson and Wiii:
Jennings were among tho many from
the Sterling precinct, transacting
business In our city this week.
Goldle Uoone Is visiting her par
ents, spending her vacation from the
O. A. C.
John Devlin of Portland is spend
ing this week with his slstor, Mrs.
.Miles Can trail and family. -
Mrs. Pauline Hiuos, who has been
seriously HI at her home, was taken
o the Sacred Heart Wednesday
morning"- '" -
Ilegleno I.ytle, who is'.attending tho
OKiA. C, Is upending the holidays
with her relatives. .'- .
Mr. -and .Mrs. J. S. Sawyer and
children of Yoncalla, Ore., arrived
in Jacksonville Saturday to spend
tho holiday season w-jth Mrs. Saw
yer's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mclntyre
and family. ;
George Armstrong nnd family of
Baker county, but former residents
of our city, returned to make Jack-j
sonvillo their home and have rented
the Cronemlllor house.
Tile ninny friends of Mr. H. A.
Hawkins, a resident for many years
of our city, were grieved to hear of
his sudden death at his homo In
lllehmond, Calif., on December 22.
lie leaves a wife; besides a host of
friends to mourn his loss.
Charliu Dunford, the hustling
farmer of tho Anplegate, spent scve
ray days In our city.
rEDFQttr MATL TRIBUNE, MEDFOftn OftKflOX, SATURDAY, DECK M HE It 30. 1022
PAOE Tint EE
Music at the Churches
A' ,0f ' First llaptlst
extendi..! . ',Uu'- An invitat.on is
a-end I ! " ,to":i' ""' '"'
ear' Li t "" t,,f"ri wl" "I.-
llMiin, Jy to thu Wwd..
.,. , Congregation.
Anthem. '-Soul. f n-i ,.,
Hiring quartet .'Scrcu'" "
Mr. ltout. cello; Mr. Scott,
piano.
, S'-rlpture lesson.
ivvo-nai-t chorus for women's voices,
Herdsmen's Christmas Kong"..
'olm solo, Melodie" . . .Tschawskl
Mr. .lanes
Prayer
Anthem, "Ih-lghtes tand Heat" ...
i Ncvln
I Miss Campbell, violin, Mr. Janes,
violin; Mr. Hoot, cello; Mr. Scott
I lilano.
Two-part chorus for women' voices,
"So Amid Winter's Snow" ....
Announcements and Offertory
Anthem, "When Christ Was Hern"
Address, "Make Itoom for Christ,"
Nov. F. It. Lcaeh
Soprano solo, "Ring Out Wild Bells"
Oounod
Mrs. Scott .
' Ilenedlotion " '
Morning service, It, a. m.
Soprano solo, "Star of the Kast ' . .
Coo libs
Mrs. Ixirralne Harr'son Scott
Violin soo, "Kllgle" Fanconler
Mr, Carlton Janes
Sermon "Tilings Which Cannot Taps
Away" rtev. F. II. Leach
St. Mark's Episcopal
North Oakdale and Fifth St.
8:00. Holy communion.
10:00. Sunday school.
11:00. Morning service.
Wm. H. Hamilton, vicar.
Evang.-Luth. Zion's Church .
Fourth St. at Oakdale Ave. '
Uev. Dr. v. r. MorenzOesor, pastor,
lies. 51S West Fourth St.
Sylvester.
No divine service.
New Year: Dlvino service 10 n. in.
You and yours aro cordially invited.
First Christian Church
Cor. Ninth and Oakdale.
D. E. Millard, Minister. .
Hible school services J:4o a. m. Her
bert Berrian, supt.
Preaching service 11 a, m. Subject:
' All Things Unto All Men."
Christian tndeavor service 6:30
p. in.
evening service 7:38 p. m. Sermon
subject,- "The Immortality' of This
Life." A New Year's message. There
will be special music by' the mixed and
male quartets nnd two special orches
tra selections for the music lovers.
Main St. M. E. Church, South .
' Coy R. Sims, pastor.
Bible school 9:45 a. ni. Dr. Frank
Roberts, supt.
Morning worship 11a. m. Dr. J. P.
Hray.-fotiiier pastor of the church, will
preach -1 lie-sermon.
Kpworth League 0:30 p. m. Miss
Minnie Whtjiple assisted by Miss
Vornia Peters .will lead the service.
The pastor will, preach at the even
ing service 7:30 p. m., taking for Ills
subject, "The Old i'51'.tho New."
The public is cordially invited to
these services. Don't forget that New
Year's resolution. l
evening, December 31st will be "When
the New Meets the Old." A New
Y car's sermon.
WASIUNOTON, Dec. 30. Represen
tative Mansfield, democrat of Texas,
read into the record today u statement
tlutt Henry Ford was making coke and
selling it to his employes at $8 a ton,
about half the price he said was
charged "by the coal baronB.';
"That's a fair example of what the
farmers may expect in the way of
fertilizer If Ford gets Muscle Shoals,"
he BUlil. "Actions speak louder than
words and Mr. Ford does not talk very
much."
COUNTY COURT PROCEEDINGS
(Continued from December 17th.)
I'rolilbiUon Kiifoi-comont.
S. M. Sauclefer, prohibition
enforcement expense 643.71
B. L. Moses, prohibition en
forcement oxpoiiBo 64.00
J. 11 Lcggitt, prohibition
Qiifdrcomenl expense .... 4S.00
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Authorized branch, of Tho Mother
Church, -The First ChnrcU of Christ,
Scientist, in Uoston, Mass.
Services are. held every Sunday at
11 o'clock. Subject for Sunday, De
cember 31; Christian Science.
Sunday School at 9;45. Applicants
under the age of twenty may he admit
ted.
Wednesday evening meetings, which
include testimonies of Christian Sci
ence healings, at 7:40, church edifice,
212 North Oakdale.
The Reading Room, which is in the
Medford Dldg., is open dally from 1 to
5, except Sundays and holidays. All
authorized Christian Science literature
may be read, borrowed or purchased.
The public Is cordially invited to
attend the services and visit the Read
ing Room. -
G,
OOLD 1111,1,, Ore.. Dec. 30.
'Special) Professor Malcom E.
Wright, assistant principal, in the
Central Point schools has been elect
ed to succeed Prof. W. It. Putmnn,
deceased, Into superlntemlent of the
Gold lllll schools. During the late
Illness nnd death of Professor Put
man, whose Illness commenced early
In November, W. II. Wegner. assist
ant principal In tho high school has
had chargj! ns superintendent and
Mrs. A. W. Hubhs. substitute teacher
In the Medford high schools served
In his tin pn city. Professor Wright
has already moved with his family to
fold Hill nnd will assume his now
duties after the holidays. Ho Is do
miciled In the Johnson dwelling,
lately vnentcd by. tho Putmnns. Mrs.
Hubhs has been ejected to assume the
duties vacated bv Prof Wright,
Itnln Xc.vt Week. 1
WASHINGTON, Dec. 30. Weath
er outlook tor the week beginning
Monday:
Pacific stales -Occasional rains;
temperatures near normal.
Oregon Teachers Oppose Fatty.
POIITLAND, Ore., Dec. 30. Pro
test against restoration of liosroe Ar
btieklo to the screen is contained In n
resolution adopted yesterday after
noon by the Oregon Slate Teachers'
association.
. "Have been troubled with weak kld
Ve.vs since childhood." writes Mrs. O.
de, Benzonia, Michigan. "Now past
urty and have had terrible uacKacne
nd that tired out feeling, hardly able
,0 do my work. By using Foley Kid-
ey Pills accompanied with Foley
athartlc Tablets I soon felt like a new
erson." nacknehn. rheumatic nalns.
lii.... 'j ....I . .,.,.!.
i..iucng nun unirivu iniun ii o d..
tome of kidnev trouhle. Fo ey Kidney
Pills clv nn I elf relief Sold every
where Adv.
Methodist Episcopal Church
Gold Hill, Ore.
A union of all denominations.
Dr. M. M. Reld, pastor.
Sunday school Sunday morning at
10. A. E. Kellogg,, supt. Devotional
and workers' at 11. Evening sermon
at 7:30 by the pastor. Subject, "Spirit
ual Inventory and Appraisement for
1923. v
A reception of now members by card
following the sormon.
Tuesday mid-week lecture at 7:30 by
the pastor. Subject, "Mental Analysis."
A special invitation extended to all
to attend all theso services.
Church of the Nazarene
Cor. Central und Jackson.
You are soon going to have to bid
good-bye to tills old year forever. How
have you spent It? What memorlos
will It be obliged to leave wth you?
As this Is the last Sunday why not
spend it as you should? Como to
church.
You are cordially invited to attifhd
the following services: Sunday school
10 a. in. preaching .11 a. 111. and 730
p. m. Prayer meeting Wed. 7:30 p. "in.
Mr. Dole will preach Sunday morn
ing. The evening service will be evan
gelistic and the text in harmony With
the occasion. Wishing you all a happy
New Year, C. M. King, pastor.
..Catholic Church
. South Oakdale Ave.
First mass Sunday at 8 a. m
r?cond mass at 1.1 a. 1:1.
ab Reverend George Coupal, cele
brant; Rev. S. A. Coupal, deacon; Rev
W. Meagher, sub-deacon; Rev. J. Pow
ers, arch-priest; Rev. F. Black, master
of ceremonies; Edward Smith, censor-
5
roughs, acolytes,
Rev. Francis Black will preach the
sermon. The boys' surpliced choir
will sing. '
The Knights of Columbus aro re
quested to moet in the parish hall at
10:45 a. 111. to form a guard of honor
to the newly ordained priest.
If weather permits, there will be a
procession from the rectory to the
church before the services.
New Year's: First mass at 8 a. m.
second mass at 10:30. Benediction
after second muss.
Rev. John Powers, pastor.
Totul I 747.71
ItO.ll) KIND.
Road Ulsl. No. 1.
Jack True, payroll market
No. 1 632.73
Harrison Bros., expense
district No.
Standard Oil
district No.
1
Co ,
1 ..
expense
2.02
100.62
roads ,
Thos. ltoseberry, labor, gen-
oral roads
Southern Pacific Co., gon
eral road expense
Sherwin-Williams Co., gen
eral road expenso
Arthus Shaffer, labor, gen
eral roads
Mike Van Houten, labor,
general roads
Elwln Vroman, labor, gen
eral roads
Weeks-Conger Co., general
road exMnso
J. Hnrtman, general road
expense
Asocluted Oil Co., general
road expense
Billings Car & Auto Works,
general road epense
Clyde Equipment Co., gen
eral road expense
C. K. Cass, general rond ex
pense Fred J. Frick, genoral road
exponso
F, E. Jenkins, general road
oxpense $
Medford Furniture & Hard-
general road
DU.OOj
1 7 1.00 I
S.25
30.70
130.00
30.00
108.00
100.00
132S.12
377.20
16.50
32.00
43.00
C6..12
17.23
BIG SHOOT!
AT EAGLE POINT
TOMORROW, SUNDAY, DEC. 31
Merchandise, Geese, etc., given as prizes
THl$ IS A GOOD ONE
DON'T MISS IT
ware Co.
expense u.ai
Medford Sheet Metal Works, '
general road expense 33.00
Medford Tent & Awning Co.,
general road expense 3.00
Oregon Slate Highway Com
, mission, general road ex
penso 3053.33
Rlversldo Garngo, general
road expense; 8.25
Standard Oil Company, gen
eral road expense 1612.23
Southern Pacific Co., gon-
oral road expenso 13.97
Union Oil Compauy, general
road expense 146.83
Total .'...:.'. '...$ 733.39
J toad Inst. No.
Wm. Bruin, naroll district
No. 2 1,055.30
I load Dint No. il.
Wm. Perry, payroll district
No. 3 813.49
Itoad lst. No. 4.
W. M. Tetherow, payroll
district No. 4 171.73
Itond IHst. No. 5.
F. J, Watson, payroll dis
trict No. 5 ; 248.20
ltoud Dist. No. .
John Walch, payroll district
No. 6 773.33
John Walch,' expenso dis
trict No. .6 76.00
Hugh, Jones, expense mar
ket No. 6 169.00
Total $ 1018 53
Itoad Dlst. No. 7.
J. M. Allen, payroll dis
trict No.- 7 62.60
C. Frank Rhodes, contract
market No. 7 .- 6244.71
Bishop & Thomas, contract
market No. 7 SS.00
Billings Car & Auto Works,
expense district No. 7 29.00,
Itojul District No. 8
H. L. Gregory, payroll dis
trict No. 8 34.25
Medford Concrete Const.
Co., expense district No.
8 1.40
Total x $10,287.03
County Library
E. Fay Woolsey, librarian's
salary $ 66.66
E. Fay Woolsey, current li
brary expenso 13.00
Mildred Bliton, assistant II- '
brarian's salary ; ' 70.00
Marjorio Myers, assistant li
brarian's salary 25.00
American Library Associa
tion,. book lists for library 0.01
Foster & KlelBcr, library
supplies 16.00
The J. K. Gill Co., library
books t 14.66
The Klocker Prlntery, book
lists, etc., for library........ 11.25
John 13. Palmer, photos tor
fair 24.25
DANCE
at the
Oriental Ballroom
Saturday Night
and
New Year's Night
Admission 10c
Total $248.83
Dog Fund
Henry Schulz, sheep killed
by dogs - 3.00
llounty ltoport
E. H. Noidermeyer $ 4.00
G. W. II. Albert 3.00
Jasper Tungate i 7.00
Zcra Dahack ;". 2.00
Ausio Rock 3.00
C. E. Wilkinson 2.50
M. M. Mow 4.00
Dora Saltmarsh 2.00
E. M. Case 8.00
John Noidermeyer 3.00
W. A. Fisher 4.00
Verna Matthews 4.00
Presbyterian Church
Corner Main and Holly.
Rev. E. P. Lawrence, Minister.
25 South Orange.
9:45 a. m. Hlblo school. A well
graded, growing school. Join some
class tomorrow for the winter months.
Carl J. Bronimcr, supt.
11a. m. Morning worship. Sermon,
"Tho Old Life Dissolved Into the New"
The quartet will sing "Lead Kindly
Light," by Fltisser. This will he an
old and new year sormon.
yartm....;tiRthfVfE h. yfftO'Ofl: :
7:30 p. m. Evening service. "World
Peaco and How It Will Be Aattalned."
Come and sing the new songs with us.
6:30 p. m. Intermediate Christian
Endeavor. Senior Bible Study clas. .
4:30 p. m. Monday, Junior Endeavor.
Prayer meeting Wednesday night
7:30 p. m. .
Seventh Day Adventlst
North Riverside.
T. L. Thucmlcr, pastor.
Sabbath school 10 n. m. Miss Mabel
Daughcrty, supt. Preaching 11. sub
ject, "The Good, the Better, and the
Best." The Young People's Mission
ing Volunteer society meet at 3 p. m.
f'nrtwright. leader. Bible
Workers clnss Tuesday evening 7:30
Prnver meeting Wednesday evening
7:30. Medical Missionary class Thnra
dnv evening. Sunday evening preach
.orvicn 7:30. We are making a
special feature of this meeting In an--rini
the difficult problems of Chris-
'.in life. The subject for Sunday
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Fburtli and Bartlett.
J. Randolph Sasnett pastor.
Office 216 First Nationll Bank Uldg.
Phono 908. Res. 27 N. Orange.
Bible School 9:45. An efficient
school of rollgioua education. Prof. N.
H. VVanklln.supt.
Morning worship 11. Sermon:
"Heirs of Time."
Watch Night service beginning at
7:30.
New Year's sermon: "The Dower of
tho Now Year."
Young People's hour 9-10. Social
hoHr and refreshments 10-11. Testi
mony and consecration hour 11-1
Church night Wednesday, 7:30. No
supper this week.
Morning: Anthem, Christian, the
Morn, (Shelley). Soloists, Mrs. Van
scoyoc, Mr. vroman.
Solo, My-Redeemer and My Lord
(Golden Legend) (Buck). Mrs, Pierce,
hvenjng: Anthem, We Stand in
Deep Repentance, . (Mendelssohn-
Shelley). Soloists, Mrs. Sasnett,. Mr.
MacDonough. -
Quartet, Messrs. MacDonough, Meek,
er, Canaday, Vroman.
Miss Matle Vroman, pianist. Mr.
Bornard Roberts, organist. Mrs. May
Jordan-MacDonough, director.
' First Baptist Church
'. "Tho Friendly Church"
North Central and Fifth St.
9:45 a. ni. Bible school, Avard Whit
man, supt. Classes for all nges.
11 a. m. "Some Things Which Can
not Be Shaken or Pass Away." An
Old Year sermon, based on world wide
conditions. Soprano solo, "Star of the
East," by Combs. Mrs. Lorraine Harri
son Scott. - Violin solo, "Ellgle" Fan
conler. Mr. Carlton Janes.
6:30 p. in. Conlor and Intermediate
B. Y. P. V. . . .
7:30 p. ni. Christmas conceit with a
strong and interesting program. Sec
elsewhere.
Tuesday 2:30 p. m. The Ladies'
Auxiliary meets with Mrs. S. L. Ben
nett, 631 S. Riverside, assisted by
Madams Norrls, Rinebarger and Rich
ardson. Subject of meeting, "India's
Intellectual Progress."
Wednesday 7:30 p. in. Quarterly
business meeting. Start the New Year
right and attend this meeting. All
members wanted.
Thursday 7:30 p. m. Choir rehearsal,
"Speak a shade more kindly than
the year before; pray a little oftener,
love a little more, cling a little closer
to the Father's love, then life below
shall Hker grow to the life above."
Close the year by Being with us
Sunday,
Frederick R. Leach, pastor.
S. M. Scott, choir director.
Total :.....$ 35.65
Iloul Dist. No. I).
R. B. Vincent, payroll, dis
trict No. 9 1700.06
Medford Fum. & Hdwe.
Co., expense district No
9
Standard Oil Co
district No. 9
expense
143.92
166.83
Total :.$2011.41
Itoad Dist. No. 10.
A. L. Goodman, payroll
district No. 10 531.10
A. L. Goodman, paroll mar
ket district No. 10 ........ 183.73
Rice & Smith, contract mar
ket No. 10 3958.74
Wm. Corwln, expense mar- '
ket No. 10 33.00
Arthur Shaffer, expense
market No. 10
Gaddts & Dixon, expenso
market No. 10
Medford Auto Top Co., ex
pense district No. 10 ....
25.68
83.73
4.30
Total $4820.28
Itond ist. No. II.
Chas. Magerle, payroll dis
trict No. 11 : 205.95
Itoad Dist. No. lli.
W. L. Van Houten, payroll
market No. 12 488.50
W, L. Van Houten, paroll
district No. 12 .., 2109.28
Total $2597.78
uencral Itoarts.
Jack Thrasher, payroll gen
eral roads 470.79
Marvin Abbott, labor, gen
eral roads 89.00
Beaver Portland Cement
Co., general road expense D.30
Busy Cornor Motor Co.,
general road expense 15.44
W.. J. Burbidge, labor, gen
eral roads 127.50
Llmer Bartelson, labor.
general road expenso .... 103.50
Chanslor & Lyon, genoral
road expense 27.88
Wm. Corwln, labor, general
roadB 71.50
Isaac Coffman. labor, gen
eral roads ..i. 35.00
George Dussault, labor,
genoral roads 108.00
Dave Dorn, labor, general
roads 17.50
S. W. Davis, labor, goneral
roads 117.00
Electric Shop, general road
expense , 24.2
Freeman' Wiley Co., general
road expense 9.80
Nathan Grcsham, ' labor.
goneral roads 108. Q0
Hubbard ' Bros., general
road expenso 71.80
Young's Mnchlno Shop, gon
eral road expense 40.25
Kelly - Sprlngfiold - Truck
Co., general road expenso 108.78
Medford Concrete Const.
Co., general road expense 9.60
Medford . Sheet Metal
Works', general road ex
pense 23.00
F. J. McPherson, general
road expense 7.32
Floyd McKee, labor, gen
eral road expense 108.00
Elmer Morse, labor, general
roads 120.00
A. Penwell, general road
expense ; 8.26
Earl Reynolds, labor, gen
eral roads .. 108.00
Roily Rlnubarger, labor,-
genernl roads 112. RO
Matuew Ray, labor, general
Total
$46.50
CHAUNCEY FLOREY,
County Clerk.
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TIME TABLE EFFECTIVE SEPT. 25
MEDFORD-ROSEBURG STAGE
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY
Medford 2:00 p. m.
Roseburg 1:00 p. m.
MEDFORD-GRANTS PASS STAGE ;
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY '
Lt. Medford 10:00 a. m., 2:00 p. m., 5:00 p. m.
Lv. Grants Pass 7:30 a. m., 1:00 p. m., 6:00 p. m,
SUNDAY ONLY
Lt, Medford 10:00 a. m., 4:80 p. m.
Lt. Grants Pass 10:00 a. m., 4:30 p. m.
We connect with stages tor Portland, Marsbfleld and. Crescent
City.
INTERURBAN AUTOCAR CO.
Phone SO0
POWER COMPANY
TOUR. PARTNERS
IN PROGRESS
Wo consider as sonic of our grout aocoinplishnicnts during tlic
past year the constrticiion of a new 123 mile power line from
Springfield to Prospect, the completion of the 12,500 kilowatt
plant at Copco, California, ,and the acquiring of several hmidrcd
new stockholders,
i
The accomplishment of these great undertakings may be attrib--utecj,
in a large measure, to the generous support and friendly co
operation of Southern Oregon and Northern California people.
This company takes this occasion to thank its many associates and
friends for this cordial support and wish them '
A Happy, Prosperous New Year
It is our air to become your partners in progress during 1923 in a
greater sense than ever before.
THE CALIFORNIA OREGON POWER COMPANY
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