Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, February 24, 1923, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextteFotir Mm fRrnuflre. HMrnnn cmKnov. satttcday. TTnxny C 192?, - FAUE T1IHKB s SPEAK TONIGHT AT Honorable Frank S. Regan, of Rockford, Illinois, former member of the Illinois legislature, a member of the' first division of the flying squad ron, is a unkiuo orator. I Mr. licgan Is a tax expert, a car toonist, a rapid crayon worker, who with lightning speed draws pictures to Illustrate his points. Though tho subject of taxes Is supposed to be as dry as dust, it is said ho keeps his audiences keyed up every minute of t the time and has them applauding throughout his addresses. I No admission is charged for bis lectures or for tho addresses of any of the other speakers who make up the combination. Everybody is in vited. . I The squadron will hold a series of pis big meetings la Medford on Satur- Ilay, Sunday and Monday, February 14, 25 and 26th; in the First Chris Ian church. '. The meetings will be leld at 2:30 and 7:30 p. m. dally.. Mr. Regan, speaks Saturday after loon aud evening. -. v Tho Rev. Fred W. Corbett, member bf the first division of tho Flying Squadron, is said to be, in a very real peose, a self-mado man. Despite the fact that, while still very young,. he lost his father and was Obliged to share responsibility for tin pre of the children of the family younger than himself, he was deter mined to secure an education and ac cordingly pushed his way through high school and college overcoming obstacles which to a less determined youth, would have been insurmount able. I Soon after entering the ministry, be. , became- greatly Interested In the cause of prohibition and decided to de vote all of bis time and talent to it. In this work he has been signally hon- Ered. Mr. Corbett has traveled and spo en in almost every state of the Union. He is said to be a logical thinker, true to the cause he advo cates and gifted in the art of pleasing his listeners whether they agree with him or not - His arguments are indis putable; his addresses pungent, clear, forceful and eloquent. Ho will also speak in Medford to day, in the First Christian church, at 7:30 p. m. No admission charge will be made'.' All meetings are free. E The grand' jury adjourned Friday fcvenlng without making any final re port, and will reconvene, at a later dato, subject to tho call of the court, tv; any witnesses were hoard Friday, cm a varied list of matters, and the only business reported, was tho Re turn of a not true bill against a man by tho name of Johnson, charged with giving liquor to a minor- It.. K. Ttichman purchased a new (Ford last week.. . Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Caris were chopping and transacting business In Grants Pass last Saturday and took n tho danco at Applogato Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Ilicliman were Medford visitors Monday. v Mrs. Cnris and tho pupils at the (MavHO creekt school aro proparlng an llntercsting program to be given Sat urday night, March 3. Miss Hurr, county school supervisor, has kindly consented to bring a set of sliding pic tures which slio will show after the program afterward a box supper will close tho evenings' entertainment. Mr. Homer delivered a truck load of fino Duroc pigs to Medford for IMchman and son Inst Tuesday. Sir. Clrlffiths and Mr. Schnllcnberg were Medford visitors one duy this week. , . - Mr. Stewart, agent for tho Cole Cnrbldo lighting company, sold a plant to Oeorgo Ileers ana fc. b. Klin ick while he was in this locality last week. - Mr. It. Carter and Hoy Carter were ftrnntn Pass visitors "Wednesday. . t,. H. Ncath.nnor moved onto' his placo this week, that ho recently pur chnsed from It. 11. Oden. Mr. Oden tins moved to tho Dun can ranch on I'pper Kvnns creek. GOOD CIGARETTES .aw GENUINE "BULL" DURHAM TOBACCO GRAND JURY QulTS EVANS VALLEY 5 St. Mark's .Episcopal ' Cor. North Oakdule and Fifth Sts. 8 a. m. Holy communion. 10 a. ni. Sunday school, 11 0. m. Morning service.'' ' Win. B. Hamilton, vicar. Catholic Church South Oakdale Ave. First mass Sunday at 8 a. in. Second mass at 10:30 a. m. Benediction utter second mass. Rev. John Powers, pastor. Evang.-Luth. Zlon's Church Fourth St. and Oakdale Ave. : Rev. Dr. V. It. Morenz-Oeser, pastor. Res. Z8 West Fourth St. r II. Lent: Ilemlnlscere. Sunday school 10 a. m. . Divine service 11 a. m. ' You and yours are cordially Invited. Church of the Nazarene Cor. Central and Jackson. Sunday school 9:45 a. m. Preaching 11 a. m. There will be no evening sen-Ice ou account of the revival meetings at the M. E. church. No mid-week prayer meeting, C. M. King, pastor. Salvation Army Hall 320 B. Main St. Captain and Mrs. C. Ford, officers In charge. Special fjaturday. night's sorvlco: Rev. Coy Sims, pastor of South Metho dist church will preach at the Army hall Saturday eve., 8 i. m. All ore Invited to this service. Sunday's services: Holiness meet ing 11 a. m. Children's comany meet ing 2 p. m. Y.- P. L. led by Rollo Harner and Alvy Peyton "0:15. Salva tion service Sunday eve 8 p. m. ' Meetings week days: Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday 8 p. m. Main St M. E. Church, South Coy R. Sims, pastor.' Bible school 9:45 a. m. Dr. Frank Roberts, supt. Morning worship 11 a. m. Subject of the sermon, "The Spirit of George Washington." Mrs. A. E. Watson will sing "Your Flag and My Flag," by Ryder. ' - V- Epworth League, a study and devo tion for the young people, 6:30 p. in. There will be no Sunday evening service. We will worship at tho Chris tian church, where a member of the "Flying Squadron" will deliver the ad dress of the hour. ; The public is cordially invited to attend these services. First Christian Church . Cor. Ninth and Oakdale. Dell. Ely Millard, Minister. Bible school 9:45 a. in. Frank Pat terson, supt. .. . , Morning worship and sormon 11 n. in.' The speaker for tills service will bo James H." Woertendyke, of Chicago, one of the Flying Squadron speakers. Special music and other matters of interest to you. Come. . 3 p. m. Young People's service of Christian Endeavor. 7:30. Evening service of the Flying Squadron. Special music by the or chestra. Vocal boIo and a great ad dross by one of the Flying Squadron speakers. Everybody welcome. " First Methodist Episcopal church Fourth and llartlett. J. Randolph Sasnett, pastor. Office 216 First Nat'l Bank bldg. Phono 908. Bible school 9:15. Prof. N. H. Franklin, supt. Morning worship 11 a, ni. Sormon, "Factors That Make for UeligiouB Con quest," Rev. Will H. Huff. Epworth Leagues: Junior 0:30, senior 6: 15. Evening servlco - 7:30. Bcrmon, "The Mission of Christ," Rev. Will II. Huff. Revival servlco each evening for two weeks. Rev. Will Huff, noted evangelist, will bo tho speaker. Presbyterian Church ; Corner Main and Holly. Rev. E. P. Lawrence, Mlulster. 25 South Orange. Bible school 9:45 a. ni. Loyal teach ers, organized departments, graded classes, Carl J. Brommer, supt. 11a. m. Morning worship. Sermon, "Jesus as King." The male quartet will sing, "Radiant Morn" by Holden, nnil "Tesllft Is Kinir." 7:30 p. m. The evoning sorvlco will unite with the other churches In a mi Inn sen-ice at tho Christian church to hear the members of .the Flyins squadron. They are well worui Hear ing. . ; ' B:0 n. m. Intermediate Endeavor, topic Prov. 12:7:22 "What are some temptations to lie and how to ovor mum thorn'' ' ''. ' r '' ' . ; Prayer meeting Wednesday night 7:30 p. m. Topic, "Consecration." First Baptist Church "Tho Friendly Church." North Central and Fifth Sts. Fredorick It. Leach, pastor. 9:45 a. m. Bible school. Avard Whit' man, supt. The men and women aro urged to line up m tho? contest be tween tho classes. Attendance was a tio last Sunday . 11a.m. "The Cry of tho Soul." Sopron solo, "Eye Hath Not Seen," from the Holy City, Gaul, by Mrs. Scott Violin solo, "Molody," by Cluck. Prof. Janes. 6:30 p.m. Senior -and Intermediate B. Y. P. L Second lesson on Personal Work in Senior society. 7:30 p. in. Service omitted to Join Ufa Flying Squadron meeting at the Christian church. .. , Wednesday 7:30 p. m. Midweek prayer meeting. Thursday 7:30 p. m. Choir rehearsal. Choir is busy pre paring for the sacrod concort week from Sunday, aud tho Easter cantata which promises to be a great treat March 18. Dr. Held of Portland will bo with the church till Eastern In special meetings. Dr. Hold Is ono of tho strongost Baptist preachers on the coast. March 6th, the Cleaners class gives the humorous play entitled "Neigh bors." It will bo put on at the high school auditorium. "if absence makes tho heart grow fonder, how gome people must love the church." Those who only attend In the evening aro asked to bo present at the morning worship this week. First Church of Christ Scientist Authorized branch of Tho Mother Church, The First Church of Christ, Scientist, In Boston, Muss. Services are held overy Sunday at 11 o'clock, church edifice, 212 North Oakdale. Subject for Sunday, Feb. 25: Mind.. Sunday School at 9:45. Appli cants under the age of twenty may be admitted. Wednesday evening meetings, which include testimonies of Christian Sci ence healings, at 7:45. The Reading Jtoom, which is in the Medford Bldg., Is open daily from 1 to 5 except Sundays aud holidays. All authorized Christian Scienco litera ture may be read, borrowed or pur chased. The public is cordially Invited to attend the services and visit tho read ing Room. . Church Music First Methodist Episcopal Church Morning: Anthem, Tho King of Lovo My Shepherd Is, (Shelley). Soloists, Mrs. Van Scoyoc, Mr. Vroman. i Contralto and tenor duct, O Jesus .Thou Art Standing, (Risher) Mrs. Sasnett, Mr. MacDonough. Miss Matie Vromnn, pianist. Mr. Bernord Roberts, organist. Mrs. May Jordan-MacDonough, director. Presbyterian Church The male quartot of the Prcsbytor ian church, which has bo inspired the audiences Sunday mornings with their music, will sing two numbers at tho morning service. The quartet consists of It. R Mul dron, Forrest Kdmcadcs, Dr. W. W. Howard, and Augustus Doihl. The pastor will continue his mes sages pointing to the coss and Easter speaking at this service on making Jesus King, based on the inscription over His cross, "Jesus of Nazareth, the King of the Jews." . In the ovening the congregation will unito with tho other churcheB to hear the Flying Squadron at the Christian church. . . ' , . ' . ' : Our sehool bus an enrollment of six pupils. Five girls and ono boy. Our teacher's name is Frances Grob.' W'q are. gutting ulong lino In school. We have been making a numuer of improvements in our school. The floor has been oiled, we have two new pictures, new shades and while cur tains, und our supplementary readers. A surprise party was given In honor of Virginia Anderson, Januury 20th. that being her 9th birthday.' Games and muslc: furnished tho cvoning's cnturtalnmont. At midnight dainty refreshments wcr Bcrved. Thcro wore" about ' twenty-five present. Every ono departed In the woo hours of morning, after having a delightful time. Mrs. Jacob Monia was up last week to visit her daughter, Mrs. Floyd Charley. Mr. and Mrs. Tjoo Bradshaw mo tored to Eagle Foint Tuesday on busitioss. . ( Isolce and Frapccs Brown are tak ing up sewing in club work and like tho work very much. Leonard JJradfcbaw is tallng up pig raising. Mr. and Mrs. George Drown gnvo a housu party In the npenlng up of their hew bungalow, an Friday even ing, February 10th. A largo pro gram was given by tho pupils nnd people of tho community. Miss Orcb supervised tho .program. A . large crowd was present. After tho pro gram, games were played until mid night aftor which '.dainty refresh ments were acrvod. A few games and a number Ot musical selections wero rendered after luncheon. Evoryono depnMcd in tho hours of morn ing, after having had a delightful time. We aro sorry to learn that Mrs. Alex Anderson Is 11) at tho Hncred Heart hospital. It is tho hopo of everyone in tho community that ahc will recover and be able to be with us In a short tlmo. EniOKcne Charley and her thrco boiis. Floyd, Clause and Leland, wont to-Medford Wednesday, February 21 to attend tho funeral of Fred Hurst. ' Wo lira, glad to lourn that Irene Charley, tho llttlo daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Charley bus recover cd from -her Illness. Bho was very III with bronchitis. With sunshiny das's nnd warm weather tho farmers are commencing their snring work. We have had JoUr 100 per cent In attendance this year, nnd wo . nro going to try and keep that record tho rest of tho term. SPRAY RIG REPAIRING Williami Implement Service 2fl 9. Bnrtlctt rhonri Sflfl BUnE CREEK . REV, F, R, LEACH TO A Mate conlrtnro of nil liapilst ministers will bo lu-Ul next Tuesday nnd Wotlmwluy in Portland at the Whltw TVmpl at whieli time the scriptural teaching of tho entire sub ject of Dlvlno Healing will bo pre sentod nnd ilsousaed. Tho themeH for treatment will be "Did your Lord intend tho henlinc ministry of rho dayn of 1 1 is flesh to bo a purt of II Ih Universal Ministry? Or were the nitlH purely Temporary " "If health of tho. body Ik part of tho atonement, how can it be proved? la tho healing purely by spiritual means or doott it Include tho use of tho physic-Ian nnd surgeon? fWhnt does tho Xew Testament tench concerning itonnilesT Were they temporary or for thin kc? What Is tho liaptinm of tho Hnty Spirit; Hu symbols und mnnlfcHtatioui;? "WnH tho pospol uetually associat ed with 'henlinK' and 'tongues' in Now Testament preaching und prac tice?" Rev. F. R. Lcnch of this city, nnd Rev. II. C. Miller of Ashland will nt tend from, this section of the state. Tho conference ndjourns in tho even intjs to permit tho pastors to1 hoar Dr. CI. Campbell Mown of London, the noted Bible tencher, speak. The Applegate boys were victors in the match witli Cnnyonvllle Saturday night, the Bcore being 29-10. It will probably be the last game of tho sea son. Mlas Kubll Is teaching tho grado rooms during tho absence of the eighth grade teacher, Mrs. Meo, who la ill, supposedly of "flu." Richard Head, a graduate of the A. V. II. S., has recently returned homo with his undo, Hobort Flnloy from Arlzonla. ' Ho has passed an examination In the forestry branch of tho civil service. There is an epidemic of flu and pinkeye in the community. Cade and Hough company from Kerby have built a garage and service station across from tho Provolt store. Ho inennt to step upon the brakes, He stepped upon the gas; And now his wife and kids do weep, "Alas, alas, alas." Mrs. S. Holmes Carter, county school superintendent, honored tho high school with a visit Wednesday and gave us a very interesting talk about her visit to tho state capital. Kd Roden has bocoiue the center of attraction lately owing to one of his sheep giving birth to a lunib having two heads, two tails, and seven legs. It had a head on either end, tho two talis springing out from tho center qf the back. We haven't figured out which way it would have gono but It ought to have mado tlmo. Cut This Out It Is Worth Money Cut out this slip, enclose with 5c and mall it to Foley & Co., 2835 Shef field Ave., Chicago, 111., writing your name and addresB clearly. You will recelvo In return a trial package con taining Foloy's Honey and Tar Com pound for coughs, colds and croup; Foley Kidney Pills for pains In sldos and back; rheumatism, backache, kid ney and bladder ailments; and Foley Cathartic Tablets, a wholesome and thoroughly cleansing cathartlo tor con stipation, biliousness, headaches, and sluggish bowels. Sold everywhere. I APPL FRATF MICH MS , i E AGATE DISTRICT AGATE, Fob. 23. Within Urn last two years tho farmers of this com munity havo added considerably to their poultry holdings. Walt Boebo who is the largest producer was the first to go Into tho business on a large sculo. For several years ho has been culling his flock, and breeding espec ially for winter layers, llo now has over six hundred first class hens und soventy to eighty per cent of ilium uro laid four eggs In one day. . ThesoJ luiur lour eggs in one uuy. uieso . were all connected togother but all were not perfect. W'o boliovo this Is a record. Mr. Dietrich Is another successful potiltryman. Ho also maintains a ; dairy. Chickens and cowb make a combination that is hard to beat for successful farming. Hurry Smith has purchased a new Ford touring car. C. J. McCay was hauling hay from tho Nealon ranch at Table Hock tho first of tho week. Mr. and Mrs. Watt of Sanllno creek were up to Mrs. Lucius for setting eggs the first of tho week, but could ! not got further than" the Chapman place with their car on account of tho snow, so walked the rest of the way. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. HockerBmlth of tho Meadows visitod with Mr. and Miss Swunson Sunday. Fred Inlow and children of Central Point wero out to tholr old place at Bcngle Sunday. Mrs. Ray ot the Meadows visited at Cold Hill several days last week. A large crowd was out to a dance at Mr, and Mrs. McKlnnis Saturday night. ' Theo. Class was out In this neigh borhood several days ago and had a bad accident with his car which turned over in tho ditch near the Modoc orchard and was badly smash ed, llo was driving during the snow storm and could not see. None of tho occupants wero seriously hurt. Mrs. Lester Weiss was taken to tho hospital Monday for an operation for appendicitis but is now gottlng along fine. Mrs. Bradbury who has boen stay ing with Mr. Dolo and Sir. nnd Mrs. T. Vinson returned to California Tues day. Mr. and Mrs. J. Vinson and their son and Wlfo who nro living with them had the misfortune to lose thoir I house nnd nil tholr belongings by flro Tuesday morning. The fire made much headway upstairs and they could not save much. 0. V. MYERS "Tho Truck Jinn" MACK TRUCKS REO SPEED WAGONS 30 N. Holly I'hono IKIO Blue Front Fixit Shop 111 S. Holly St. "WE FIX ANYTHING" Phone 454 . TlMRor niiute Rharnenlnv Change in Schedule' Effective March 1, 1923 ' Change in schedule of stages with through service to Portland and way points daily NORTH BOUND Leaves Medford daily 8:45 a. m. ; for Grants Pass and Roseburg with direct connection to Portland; also 2:00 and 6:00 p. m. . for Grants Pass only. SOUTH BOUND Leave Roseburg daily 4:20 p. m. Grants Pass 12 :00 noon, 4 :00 and 8 :05 p, m. For Medford and Ashland. FARES Medford-Grants Pass $1.15 Medford-Roseburg 4.15 Mcdford-Portland 7.85 i We Save You Money Stopovers permitted at Roseburg, Eugene, Salem if desired. Tickets on sale at UNION STAGE DEPOT Nash Hotel Bldg. Phone 300 POWER COMPANY YOUR PARTNERS . - - IN PROGRESS ' The California Oregon Power Company now offers for sale to lis customers and friends an additional block of lis 7 in-cfcrrcd Capital Stock, New Customers Year . Customers . Jia O.-Mtl 1023 1312KI Increase 100 . Increase in customers for light nnd power means Hint wo uro living In n growing conunuulty, increasing iu ' , - iioiHilittion nnil n cullli. , , . Tho growl h of tho comninnilics wo servo helps to mako tills 7 stock un increasingly safe and productive inv-cNunont. Our partial payment plan ot 93 per share per month . enables you to tnko Immediate advantage of tho attract- i Ivo price. ' Ask Any Member The California Oregon Power Company Medford, Grants Pass and Klamath Falls, Oregon Vreko and Wunsmulr, California. ' '."' IT'S HERE AT LAST SIXTH ANNUAL Elks:: BIGGER AND BETTER THAN EVER with 50 - PEOPLE 50 MUSIC STUNTS JOKES SONGS Medford Lodge No. 1168, B. P. 6. E. PAGE THEATRE . FEBRUARY 26-27 TICKETS NOW SELLING PRICES Lower floor $1.65 balcony, first four rows, $1.65; balance $1.10, in cluding war tax. 1 :; PREFERRED CAPITAL STOCK i PRICE ' Ht $95 PER SHARE of Our Organization ' ' r