Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, March 03, 1923, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD TOimTNlV MEIMMHU OKEGOV. SATURDAY, MATlCTT 3. 1HM ASKED JO BOOST 'I:! I ,..! , Feeling that , n( strohply organized Farm bureau will moan a Kionttr prosperity for Jackson county, tho executive committee of the bureau is asking tho county as a whole to ob serve the week beginning March Gth as Farm Unreau week. Considerable space in our local papers will be given to Farm Uuroau subjects. Farm liureau signs will be in evidence on tho farmers' gate posts nnd in the , business houses about oirf towns. The Mall Tribune nnd Sun, enrrying much Farm IJurenu information will go., during the week, to all Farm Uu roau members scattered over the J county. Tho committee asks that the busi ness men of the county boost for the movement in their advertising, as well as when they meet the farmers in their places of business. They are asking tho farmers to talk Farm Uu reau to the business men, nnd espec ially the formers who are not already members of the organization. St. Mark's Episcopal Cor. North Oakdale and Fifth Sts. 8 a. m. Holy communion. 10 a. in. Sunday school. Ua. in. Holy communion. Wm. II. Hamilton, vicar. Catholic Church South Oakdalo Avenue. First mass Sunday at 8 a. in. Second mass at 10:30 a. m. Itenediction after second mass. Rev. John Powers, pastor. BE HELD 'TONIGHT All the phases of the operation of the California-Oregon Power company wlll lio touched upon at the informal Voekholders' meeting which will ho 'Md in this division Saturday night o'clock in the Copco building, 218 I Main street, in Medford. All Npcklioldere and others who are ""'Ned in the company have been '"l V e present. flip Avjvlteii of tlio past yar will .. u.i.i.(, um, mstratPi by Kte,.e. 's of construction on I.ino opticon-vlc i - ami uie v)CO )lant aml tho 8tea(ly iuuioi unv)mpanys business will ue explained. of directors wll crSi "-ompany-! " Members of-tho board "c among the speak- 856 CARS OF fflPLES : Y v n WE.VATCHEE. Wash., Maf Kight hundrod nnd fifty-six cah nf apples remain in common and jid storage in this district, according p , the March report of Horticultural Id. spoctor Nielsen. About half ..this amount is1 cold storage. - "Tlie fruit that is left is going out In good condition," said Mr. Nlelseir, ' considering the conditions we hnv'e had to contend with throughout the season." Evang.-Luth. Zion's Church Fourth St. and Oakdale Avenue. Rev. Dr. W. II. Morenz-Oeser, pastor, lies. 61 S West Fourth St 111. Lent: Ocull. Sunday school 10 a. m. Divine service 11 a. m. You and yours are cordially invited. Main St. M. E. Church, South Coy H. Sims, Pastor. Diblo school !):45 a. m. Dr. Frank Roberts, supt. Morning worship 11a. m. The sub joct of the sermon, "Compensation for Dlsclpleshlp." lCpworth League G:30. Devotional and a study for the young people Evening service 7:30 p. m. The public is cordially invited to attend these services. Eronlng service 7:30, Sermon by Kcv. Win. H. Huff. Revival services each evening, ex cept Saturday, 7:30, and on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday afternoon at 3. You'll have to come early Sunday and to the evening ser vices to get a good seat. Indications are that many will be unable to get in the church Sunday. OF Presbyterian Church Corner Main and Holly. . Rev. E..P. Lawrence, Minister. 25 South Orange. 9:45 a. m. lliblo school. Organized departments and organized classes, and faithful teachers Carl J. Bronv mer, supt 11 a. m. Morning worship. Rormon "Forsaking Jesus." The Presbyterian male quartet which has been render ing such fine music will sing two numbers. 7:30 . m. A musical and mission ary service, under auspices of the Woman's .Missionary society. Several inspiring numbers will be sung by tho Presbyterian male quartet. Stereopticou pictures Bhowing vivid glimpses of every foreign mission field In which tho Presbytorlan church is working, will ho shown. They will show that the'sun never sets on the work of tho Presbyterian church,. The ofl'orlng of the evening will go to help on the missionary hinds of tho Worn-' an's Missionary society. 0:30 Intermediate C. B. in chapel. Topic, "A Study of tho Ueautltudus." First M. E. Church Morning: Anthem, Still, Still With Thee, (Adams). Soloist, Mrs. Sasnett. Quartett My Faith Looks Up to Thee, (Ashi'ord). Mrs. Van Scoyoc, .Mrs. Sasnett, Mr. MacDonough, Mr. Vroman. Evening: Malo, quartet, Messrs. Meeker, MacDonough, Canaday and Vroman. Miss Matie Vroman, pianist. " Mr. Rernard Roberts, organist. Mrs. May Jordan-MacDonough, director. The Methodist Episcopal Church 'old Hill, Oregon. A union of all denominations. Dr. M. M. Ucid, pastor. Hible school Sunday at 10. A. E. Kellogg, supt. Devotional and Work-! ers' services at 11. Evening sermon by the pastor at 7:30. Bible study and prayer meeting Monday evening at 7:30 at the par sonage and led by the pastor. There will he no mid-week lecturo Tuesday evening by the pastor this week. First Baptist Church "Tho Friendly Church" North Central and Fifth Sts. Rev. Frederick II. Leach, pastor. 9:45 a. m. Illble school: Avard Whitman, supt. Classes oien to all Interested in Hible study. 11 a. m "Slooplngln tho Church," with lord's Supper. Soprano solo, "Ave Maria," Schubert, Mrs. Scott. Violin solo, "Air on O-Strlng" by Friml Prof, .lanes. 6:30 p. m. Senior and Intormcdiato B. Y. P..U. 7:30 p. m. Sacred concort with a strong and varied program of lntcrost to every person who enjoys the better things In music, Seo program. Tuesday 8 p. m. at the high school auditorium, the Gleaners Class give a play entitled "Neighbors," with spec ial program of music. It promises to I be well attended and something the public will greatly enjoy. Wednesday 7:30 p. in. Midweek prayer meeting. Thursday 7:30 p. m. Choir rehearsal. Friday cottage prayer meetings in preparation for the revival meetings will bo held at the homes of Wm. Davis and Rev. F. R. Leach. Tho Bpeclal meetings start March 18 witli Dr.' S. J. Held of Portland as leader. Dr. Reid is considered one of tho strongest preathers in tho Baptist de nomination in Oregon. Worship with-us Sunday and enjoy two inspirational, services. Opening of New American Laundry Next ' Monday The new building of the American Laundry at 13S South Central avenue has been completed, the new, up-to-date machinery installed and all is in readiness for the opening which oc curs Monday, March 5th and all who doslro to seo a modern laundry in action are Invited to attend. The building and equipment are the latest in laundry line, and strict atten tion was given to light and sanitation in construction of the plant. James A. Slorah, the proprietor, is a llve-wlro young business man and has been working under disadvantage since the fire some months ago, but with the new laundry he will be bet ter equipped than ever before to give lirst-class service. Mr. Slornh says the laundry is Independent of any other laundry. , First Christian Church Cor. Ninth and Oakdale. ' Dell Ely Millard, Minister. Bible school 9:45 a. m. Frank Pat terson, supt. Morning worship nnd sermon 11 a. m. Farewell sermon by the pastor. 3 p. m. Young People's sorsi""" Christian Endeavor. 7:30 p. m. illustrated lecture ser- fjnon. "'no xjiviiio iiuiiu., uj imv tistor. . At the morning service the mixed! Annnunccnu-nt is made of the niVnrtet will sing. At the evening ser-' regular monthly snored concert by vice Mrs. Scougull will sing a solo and the choir of the First Baptist church thn nhni-xii m nhoofra-will render aev-. to bo given next Kuminy evening, Church Music The official weather report for Feb ruary shows that that month was what is known In high school and other educational circles as a cracker jack or Jlmdandy, and that this year the weather for the first time In years past has returned to tho normal Feb ruary. It w,as somewhat of a troplwil month, carelessly speaking, with much sunshine and little rain in com parison with past years. Fourteon days wero clear, ten wore cloudy and four partly cloudy, and there was only .38 of an Inch of-procli-Ration, including one-half Inch of snow which lay on the ground about the 15th. This rainfall mostly came on tho 12th. There wero 28 days of frost and in February thero was a fall of hail. The record of temperatures shows the following: Mean maximum, 53.19; mean minimum, K.5!i; mean, 39.89; maximum, 72 on Feb. 28; minimum. 1B.2 on Feb. 9; greatest dolly rango, 44. The following Is in part tho obser vations taken during February: Date. Max. Mln. Prcclp. 1C.6 20 20 20.2 2:1.7 1 41.5 2 47.5 3 40.5 4 ...60 5 : 52 C 57.5 7 53 S ,...49 9 43.5 10 41 39 12 41 13 44.5 14 48 15..., 43 10 .. 04 17 58 18..... 19 20 21... 22 23.Z 24... 25 26 27..... 28 ...55 ...51.5 ...66 ...70 ...50 ...03 ...6V.6 ...57 ...62 ...66.5 23 ',.) 111.2 22.5 29.5 29.5 31 22 23 33 2S 31.4 36 30 29.5 '34 29 30.5 29 25.7 24.5 2S Clear Clear Clear Clear Clear Clear Cloudy Clear Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy T. Pt. Cldy .... Pt. Cldy. Cloudy Pt. Cldy. Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy Clear Clear Cloudy Clear Pt. Cldy. Clear Clear Clear Cloar T. .38 T. T. oral selections. 7:30 n. m. Tho prograni-thls month is a chanKO from those given. Tho , .. , e-i.i.i-. nlnn is to vary tne programs irum l-irsi unurcn oi vnnsi, oictii.iv . A . , AUinorizej, ..nmcum i . '"";', wm noto tMe elections by tho choir, Church, iTlio. First Church of Christ, i csncoialiy tho high class of mini- Scientist, In Tloston, Mass. hers bv tlio Instrumental trio. Thoy Services are held every Sunday at'(iro renderlng oniy tho very highest ABYS COLDS ore soon "nipped in the bud" without "dosing" bv use of 11 o'clock, chujfe edifice, 212 North Oakdale. Subject for Sunday, Mar. 4: Christ Jesus. " Sunday School at.:45. Applicants under the age of twejrty may be ad Wednesday evening meetings which Include testimonies of Christian Sci ence healings, at 7:45. The Reading Room, which is in the Medford Bldg., Is oen dally from 1 to 5, except Sundays and holidays, ah authorized Christian Science litera ture may be read, borrowed or Purchased. Tho public is cordially invited to attend the services and visit the Reading Room. V A F0 ROB Oner 7 Million 'an UstJ Ytarh' young people. First Methodist Episcopal Church Fourth nnd Rartlett. J. Randolph Sasnett, pastor. Office 216 First Natl Bank bldg. Phone 968. Bible school 9:45. Prof. N. II Franklin, supt. An efficient school of religious education, using graded les sons. Morning worship 11a. m. Sermon by Rev. Wm. II. Huff. Epworth Leagues: Junior 5:30, Senior 6:15. Services of profit to MORSE'S Bulk Garden SEEDS are Coast grown, acclimated, high bred and dependable. Wo carry a complete stock of Morse's bulk frarden seeds and ran supply you with a packet or poimd.ojicdiJAulit here at home at catalogue prices. ' ' ' "Buy Bulk Seeds " J'' -They Are Fresher MONARCH SEED COMPANY Phone 260 We Deliver 317 E. Main Join the Farm Ttiirrmi class, and avoid all music on tho Jazz order. Mrs. Scott has one of her strong and pleasing solos for the eon- cert also for the morning service. Attention Is again drawn to tho Easter cantata, which will be out of tho usual. Tho program for Sunday is as follows, with Mr. S. M. Hcott musical director: Morning. Soprano solo, "Avo Maria" Schubert Mrs. Harrison Scott. Violin solo, "Air On a. String" . . . Friml , Prof. Carlton Janes Sacred Concert, 7:0 1. M. Hymn, "Bculuh Land" j Congregation Anthem, "Sun of My Soul" Horace W. lteynor. Instrumental Trio, "O Solo Mlo,".. O. di Capua Messrs. Janes, Hoot, Scott. Scripture lesson. Anthem, "Ciod.Is a Spirit" ,.:,... W. S. Bennett. . Soprano Solo, "Fear Not Ye, O Israel" Dudley Buck Mrs. Lorraine Harrison Scott.' Prayer ' Instrumental trio, "Memories" . . . ...... Charles Wakefield 'Tadman Messrs. Janes, Boot, Hcott. Anthem, "Gently, Lord, O Gently Lead Us." Harry Halo Pike Soloist, Mrs. Leach . Announcements and Offertory. Instrumental trio, "Allegro Con Brio From Third Trio," Beethoven Messrs. Junes, Hoot, Scott. Address, "Kesisting God"- Bcv. F. It. Lench An'llicm, The Lord Is My Light" Frederick S. Shackley Benediction. Tlio public aro cordially invited to mis npt'ciiu niusirni service. "Brothers Under the Skin" A diverting 'comedy of modern mar riage is the photoplay, "Brothers Un der tho Skin," which closes tonight at tho Rialto theatre Its thesis, that all men are brothers, when it becomes a question of marriage and a man's rela tions with his wife, is one that permit ted Mr. Kyne to -weave a story about two New York households, that lent itself to veracious Comedy treatment. ,.".j"T."j"T.....j? 9 W 6 9. -1 Our Loan, Plan We do not furnish money for speculative schemes or unsafe investments. "We try in all eases to help those first .who help themselves by starting savings ac counts with us so that they have a start to put in a home for themselves. Therefore wc operate with safety and with the knowledge that we are render ing a distinct service to the people, for the money on deposit with us, accumu lated from the savings of the thrifty, loaned out by our method, enriches the community in which we exist. l Jackson County Building and Loan Association C. M. Kidd, President. Office 30 No. Central 0. C. BOGGS, Secretary One Luxury That's Cheaper Superb Crook Photoplay "Missing Millions," Alice Brady's picture, which comes to tho Rialto theatre tomorrow, for three days, is said to be a superb crook photoplay, based on two of Jack Boyle's famous Boston Blackle stories. Miss Brady has the role of a woman who avenges the Imprisonment and death of her innocent fathor. David Powell heads the supporting cast. Wears Rich Costumes Some unusual and striking costumes wero designed for Rodolph Valentino to wear in some of the fantastic vision episodes of "Tho Young Rajab," which closes at the Page theatre tonight. Those aro worn by the star In tho Hindu legendary vision scene In which he plays by doublo exposure, the two characters, Krishna, the Hindu god, and Arjuna, his mortal brother. Cut This Out It Is Worth Money Cut out this slip, enclose with 5c and mail It to Foley & Co., 2835 Shef field Ave., Chicago, 111., writing your name and address clearly. You will receive In return a trial package con taining Foley's Honey and Tar Com pound for coughs, colds and croup; Foley Kidney Pills for pains In sides and hack: rheumatism, backache, kid ney and bladder nldmcnts: and Foley Cathartic Tablets, a wholesome anil thoroughly cleansing cathartic for constipation, bHlouancss, headache, and sluggish bowels. Sold everywhere. Adv. Clean cotton rags are wanted at Mall Tribune office. tf "The Kentucky Derby" ... "Tho Suburban," written around tho classic event at Sheepshead Bay, was produced at McVlckcr's theater, Chi cago, twenty-one years ago. The cast was a largo and important one, includ ing W. S. "Bill" Hart, and Klngsley Benedict. ' Carl Laemmlo lias just put tho play Into pictures, cayylng It "The Ken tucky Derby," and giving it a big pro duction. It Is at the Page theatre threo days beginning tomorrow at 12:30. The cast is almost as Important a one, for pictures, as was that of the play. Reginald Denny is tho star, others being Lillian Rich, Gertrude Astor, Walter McOrall, Wilfred Lucas, Lionel .Bolmore, Klngsley Benedict, playing his old role of the stable boy, a part in which he has appeared on tho regulur stage; Bert Woodruff and several others. Thinking of the luxury and advantages of having an electric range in the home has pre vented many people from realizing that elec tricity is commonly Jess expensive than any other fuel you can buy. In order to provide our patrons with accurate cost information, our commercial department has just concluded an examination of the bills of all our range customers on the Rogue River Division for the past year which reveals some interesting figures. We find that the average monthly bilj for the past year of all the consumers in the Rogue N River Valley for lights and cooking together has been but $5.53. , . . Do you wonder that your neighbors prefer the electric range for its economy I Examine the electric ranges at your dealer's today. You ' can get one on easy payments and have it in- stalled immediately. THE CALIFORNIA OREGON POWER COMPANY Many of our range customers have other appliances on tha Bame meter, and were disregarded here in order to arrive at an accurate cost for cooking and lighting. VcMIFORNIA OREGOtj7 POWER COMPANY VDUR. PARTNERS IN PROGRESS i COMING THE GREATEST CLOSED CAR VALVE FOR 1923 , THE JEWETT SEDAN will be on exhibition, beg inning Monday, March 5 at the Paige and Jewett Tieadquarters. It embodies strength, comfort, performance in an unparallelled degree. CRATER LAKE AUTOMOTIVE CO. Paige and Jewett Dealer js 123 South Front St. With Medford trade Is Medford mads. 0. V. MYERS "Tlio Truck Sljin" MACK TRUCKS REO SPEED WAGONS 30 X. Holly Phone 8(10 Blue Front Fixit Shop lit 8. nolljr St. "WE FIX ANYTHING" Phone 431 tUtor Blade Sharpening I waaaaHMaiasMiHai S mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmimn HAVE- YOU A GARDEN? See Our Assortment of Garden Tools, t .... ' Spray Hose and Iron Age Garden Seeders HUBBARD BROS. 5 Discount for Cash Fnnn niircmu Work Mnrrli 5th to 12lh hi ... i'