MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREfiOX, SATURDAY, APRTL 7, 1923
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..TbS dlrctors of the Jackson County
Fair association and the members nf
the yoiinty court' met Friday and ar
rangements were made whereby the
fair 'association will proceed; to erect
an addition 124 feet long to the pres
ent 'grandstand, which doubles the
capacity of the present Btand. This is
absolutely necessary to provide pro
per facilities to comfortably take care
of the people. This will be completed
for use at the June 15 and 16 meet.
: A horse track, either a half-mile or
a mile; will also be built just as soon
as work can commence so It will be
settled and in fine shape for the fair
Sept 18 to IS Inclusive.
-The fair association now belongs to
the . Northwest Fair Circuit and will
get' some of the best harness horses
and i.gallopers that make the coast
fa'trst.,' -' ,.. '" ,
If. is the aim of the fair directors,
assisted by the county court, to make
this -year's fair far superior in attrac
tions and accommodations to last
year's fair and one of the very best in
the entire Pacific northwest
IJetter arrangements will be made
for displays of swine, sheep, 'poultry,
pet stock, etc i
bv . A
mix 1
D. E. Millard.
r The chamber of commerce at their
recent meeting adopted a resolution
thanking D. E. Millard for his services
as song leader during the past three
years.' Mr. Millard has also written
most of the songs used by the chamber.
I ; Mr. and Mrs. Millard will leave the
insi oi nexi ween ror uicnuora.
County Court Will
Add Two More Units
To ' County - Roads
The county court at their session
Friday decided to build l'A miles more
of the Butte Falls road, between the
John Allen place and Frank Nell's.
They will advertise for bids to be
opened April 18 for this work.
-. They also decided to build a five
mile unit on the Sam's valley road,
between the post office and Table
Rock store. These bonds were voted
in 1920 but have not all been issued as
yeV I Bids will also be asked for this
road, : '-'; : !V' ' ; ' '":' .
ITALY
:nOME, AprIl- 7. (By. the Asso
ciated Press) Seven hundred per
sons have received invitations to the
wedding of Princess Yolnnda to
ST. M.UIR'N KIMKCOPAIi.
Corner North OakdiUo and 6th St.
8 a. m., Holy Communion,
10 a.' m.. Sunday school.
11 a. in., morning service.
Wm. B. Hamilton, vicar.
c.vTiioiiic church.
South Oukdale Avenue,
First litasa Sundny at 8 a, m,
Socqnd -muss ,(for children only)
at 8 a. m
Third mass lit 10:30 a. m.
All the children nro requested to
attend the second mass at II o'clock.
All the masses will bo celebrated In
the parish hall. '
llenudlction after last mass.
Iiey. John Powers, Pastor.
main st. m. i:. irincii, sovtii.
Sunduv school. 9:45 a. in. Dr.
Frank Roberts, supt.
Morning worship, 11 a. ra. Subject
of the sermon, "Workmen Approved
of God."
Enworth League, 6.30 p. m. A de
votional service for the young people
Evening service 7:30.
A cordial invitation Is extended to
the public to attend ull of theso services.
FEDERAL PROBE OF
DOUBLE ESCAPE
ATHENS, Oa.t 'April 7. Federal
Investigation of the circumstances
surroumllnir tho escape of , Gerald
Chapman, convicted mail bandit,
from the hospital here, has begun.
Agents of the United States de
partment of justice, under tho per
sonal direction of William J. Burns,
department head, arrived here today
and immediately went Into confer
ence with hospital authorities and
federal prison guards now on duty
here.
The convict escaped from the red
eral prison at Atlanta more than a
week ago. He was captured with
three bullet wounds near here a few
days later. From tho hospital where
ho was taken for treatment, he
gained his freedom for tho second
time by means of two sheets knotted
together. Early yesterday, while the
country was being combed for some
trace of Chapman, he was discovered
by a nurse in i basenierit room at the
hospital, but made his escape.-,
LUEr SOUGHT
SAN FRANCISCO, April 7 Naval
'authorities today joined in tho
Count Carlo Cnlvl dl Bergolo next SCBrch for a man garbed in a satlor's
Mondoy morning. The Invitations, f , ,,,,.,, a,,ph fivnrp
CHURCH OF Till! NAZAREXE.
Corner Central and Jackson.
Sunday school, 9:46 a. m.
Preaching 11 a. m and 7:30 p. m
Prayer meeting,. Wednesday. 7:30
Rev. O. S. Hunt, of Seattle, Wash.,
district superintendent of the North
Pacific district, will preach In the
evening.
Brother Hunt is a great preacher
and you should take this opportunity
to hear him.
A cordial invitation to all.
C. SI. King, pastor.
EVANG.-IATU MOVS CHURCH
Fourth Streot and Onkdalo Ave.
Rev. W. R. Morenz-Ooser Pastor.
. Res. 518 W. 4th '
Quasimodo Geniti.
Divine service, 11 a. in.
Tho president of tho Pacific Synod
of the Ev.-L.uth. church, tho Very
Reverend W. E. Brinkman of Port
land, will preach tho sermon and di
rect the congregational meeting.
With this service the seven-year pas
torate of tho pastor of the congre
gation, the Kev. Dr. w. it. jviorenz
Ocser, will, come to end.
Members and friends aro cordially
invited.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Gold Hill, Oregon.
A Union of All Denominations
Dr. M. M. Reld, Pastor.
Biblo school Sunday morning at
10:00. A. E. Kellogg, superintendent
and M, E. Wright, assistant suporln
temlont. .
Morning sermon at 11:00 by Rev.
t..L Thuemlcr. Subject "The New
Birth
Morning worship, 11 a. in. Sermon
by Dr. S. A. Dnnford.
Anthem, "Lord, Thy Mercy Strenm-
elh Rubinstein
Soprano Solo, "I Heard tho Voice of
Jesus Say" ltallibun
Epworth leagues: Junior 6 p. m.;
senior 7 p. ni.
Evening service, 8 p. m. Sermon:
'The Sou! a Supremo Question," pas
tor.
Anthom, "Now the Day Is Over"
Knight
Contralto nnd tenor duct, "Ho Loved
His Own." ; -Gabriel
Mrs. Sasnett, Mr. MacDonough
Miss Maito Vromnn pianist.
Mr. Bernard Roberts, organist.
Mrs. May Jordun-MacDonough, di
rector.
Sunday school board meeting Tues
day evening. . Supper will be served
t 6:30. Every member s presence
desired.
Mid-week devotlonnl meeting on
Wednesday evening, 7:45.
The Mary and Martha circle of tho
ladies' Aid will meet with Mrs. R, C.
Mlnnenr Thtirsdny afternoon.
Tho W. H. M. S. will meet with
Mrs. M. C. Mordoff. 219 W. Main
Friday afternoon.
FIRST BAPTIST CIIVRCH. v
"The Friendly Church"
N. Central and 5th Sts.
Frederick R. Leach pastor.
9:45 a. in., Biblo school; Avard
Whitman, supt,
11 a. m., "A Religion That Is Di
vine." Lord's supper and reception
of new members. Soprano solo,
"Blessed nro tho Poor In Spirit,"
Ward Stephens, by Mrs. Scott. Vio
lin solo, Prof. Janes.
6:30 p. m., senior nnd intermo
dinte B. Y. P. U.
7:30 p. m., Easter Cantata "From
Sepulcher to Throne." will be l
peated with full orchestra. Music
starts shnrp, 7:30 p. in. Pleaso be in
your sent. Hear a great cantata woll
rendored. Address, "Tho Assurnnco
of Immorality,"
Tuesday 2:30 p. m., Woman's mix
lllary moots with MrB. J. L. Read, 722
N. Riverside. Mrs.' McQulston and
Mrs. Hazelrlgg will assist.
Wednesday. 7:30 p. m., last prayer
meeting In the old church. Come
and enjoy the- same. Farewell ser
vice In the old fhurch Sunday even
lng, tho 15th, Thursdayl 7:30 p. m
Choir reheursal.
"Don't stay away because the
church Is not perfect how lonesomo
you would be in a perfect church."
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At a mooting . of delegates , from
nearly all the Odd Fellows lodges In
the Roguo River valey, held In Con
tral point last Monday evening, it
was decided, upon invitation of the
Medford delegation, to hold the
forthcoming Odd Fellows 'convention
of southern Oregon in this city.
The rnnventlon will he hplrl Hni-lnar
Evonlng sermon at 7:30, by Rev. T-jtho, afternoon and ovenlng of April
L. Thuemlcr, subject "Whaf Excuse i 27, Tno aflernoop ration will bo do-
have been limited only to the civil
and military households of the king
and queen, the queen mother and the
rpyal princes, in addition to tho first
four categories In the precedence list
of state officials. The latter include
injuries upon Rabbi Alfred G. Lafeo
on Wednesday that ho died yester
day. , ' . 1- .. .
Surgeons operated In an effort to
save the rabbi's life, but he never re-
wearers of the collar of the Annun- j gained consciousness fully,
ziaia wun tneir wives ana tne pres- Soon after tll0 operatlon he was
mi-ma 01 mo senate ana enamour, nnnaninB n , D0nrtn.i0
words:
members of tho cabinet, judges of
the supreme court, generals and ad
mirals.
scmi-conoclous for a few
when ho muttered the
"Fight;" end "Hit," which were ili-
Presents are arriving from many : tei prelod to refer to his assailant.
parts of Italy, as well as from Tho sailor and the rabbi occupied
abroad. ) the same hotel room Tuesday night.
The cabinet has presented an flab- u,e sailor left early Wednesday
chased g1(1 dl"ncr aervice' liand morning and later tho rabbi was
. '. ' " ' 1 found wandering about tho room in
a dazed condition. Several motives
have been advanced for the assault,
' .' German Mayor' Sentenced.
' BERLIN. Anrll 7. A French !
court martial, sitting at Recklinhau-1 "iong them robbery.
sen, has increased to three years tho
prison sentence Imposed on Vice Lord i
Mayor Schnefor of EsBen. His flnel
r Find Loc's Cook, -i ' .
NEW ORLEANS. La.,, April 7.
has been increased, by six million Tho city of New Orleans has found
marks. I quarters hero during tho confederate
. 'Herr Schaefor was arrested in Feb-! rc-unlon. next week for William Mc
ruary on a charge of not supplying Leo, 86,' body servant nnd cook for
French troops with automobiles and General Robert E. Lee during tho
coal. Iwnr between the states.
Standard I ncub ators
E'T r in ..m,.r -1 1 I 1
Standard Incubators anil Ilrnndcrs nro nia'.lc In nil sixes, Electric
or Hot Water heat a patented feature found only in the Standard.
Mado in tho West for 'Western conditions.
Practically every large poultry plant In Southern Oregon equip
ped with-Standard Machines, There's n lioason. I,ot us show you
how to make 1007a profit per year on the cost of an Incubator.
What other business can show such returns?
. Standard Manufacturing Co.
No, I Mitchell Way Tel. WI8-n-3 Mwlford, Ore.
Have You for Not Bolng a Christian,"
Protracted meeting every . evening
during the coming week, except Sat
urday evening. . Conducted . by Rev.
T. L. Thuemlcr nnd local pastor.!
Cordial invitation extended tq all
to attend these services.
FIRST CIU'RCII OF CHRIST,
SCIENTIST. ' .
Authorized branch of the Mother
church, the First Church of Christ,
Scientist, in Boston, Mass.
Services aro held every Sundny nt
11 o'clock, church edifice, 212 North
Oakdalo. Subject for Sunday, April
8: "Unreality."
Sunday school nt 9:45. Applicants
under the age of 20 may bo admitted.
Wednesday evening meottngs which
Include testimonies of Christian
Scienco healings, at 7:45.
The reading room, which is in the
Medford Bldg., Is open dally from
1 to 5 except Sundays and holidays.
All authorized Christian Science lit
erature may bo read, borrowed or
nurchased.
Tho public Is cordially Invited to
attend the services and visit tno roau
lng room.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Corner Main and Holly.
Rev. E. P. Lnwrcnco. 513- S. Newtown
voted to business and- fraternal mat
ters, among thorn tho re-establishment
of tho lodge conventions, which
were discontinued a1 few years ago,
Tho evening' will be given over to a
program of varied sorts.
It is expected a large crowd of
members of the order will be present
on-that occasion, as the convention is
open to all who desire to nttend. Tho
Medford lodge will provide for the
wants of the visitors during their
stay here.
At that time, under tho auspices of
the Medford lodge, tho handsomo bed
spread, tho necdlo work of years of
Mrs. R. c. Barber, will be disposed
of for tho benefit of Mr. nnd Mrs.
Barber, tho family being placed In
unfortunate circumstances owing to
an accident which befell Mr. Barber
sevcrnl weeks ago in which he sus
tained a broken leg and has not been
able to work since. '
At a recent meeting of the local
lodge, tho sum of two dollars per
month wns subscribed voluntnrlly as
a contribution to the Medford! Cham
ber of Commerce fund.
Relieves Backache
'Have had kidney trouble and back
ache for many yours and I tried sev
eral doctors but got, only temporary
9:45 a. m.. Bible school, ah "" """ -"T ""'
records beaten last Sunday. Wo op-
Hends, Oh, Ye
-the
predate tho largo and faithful atten
dance. Carl J. nrommer, supu
11 a. m., morning worship. Sac
rament of tho Lord's Supper. Ser
mon, "The Ascension and Exaltation
of Jesus." ,
Special music by tho mnlo quartet,
as follows:
"Tho Earth Is tho Lord's" by
Hamilton.
"Lift Up Your
Ontcs," by Holden.
8 p. m., subject "Nlcodomui
Seeker After God."
8 p. m., Wcdncsdny ovenlng.
Prayer meeting. Leader Waltor
Gore. Pastor at Presbytery.
Thursday evening Men's club
supper, 6:30 p. m. Father nnd son
night.
FIRST CHRISTIAN CIU'RCU.
Corner Ninth end Ookdale.
D. J. Howe, minister. Rosldepci,
25 South Orango. Phono 1007.
0:45 a. m., Bible school. Bo on
time with a prepared lesson.
11:00 a. m., morning worship.
Communion and preaching. 8ormon.
"With What Interest Have Yo Sent
for Me." A largo representation of
tho membership of tho church is do
sired. ' 6:30, Christian Endeavor meting.
7:30, proachlntf. Sermon: "What
Is'the Gospel?" -
There will bo special music, both
morning and ovenlng by tho choir
assisted by tho orchestra.
Midweek prayer nnd Biblo study
service Thursday, 7:80 p. m. The
study of John's gospel will begin next
Thursday evening.
Everyone Is cordially Invited to at
tend theso ' services. A welcome
awaits you.
FIRST
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CIIVRCH
Fourth and Hartlett.
J. Rnndolph Sasnett, Pastor.
Office 216 First National Hank Bldg.
Phone 908.
Bible school 9:45. Prof. N. II.
Foley Kidney Pills, and before I used
two boxes I was entirely well," writes
A. C. Perkins. Summer Shade,' Ky.
Kidney and bladder trouble requires
prompt treatment. Foley Kidney Pills
give quick relief. Refuse substitutes.
Insist upon Foley's. Sold everywhere.
Adv.
H. W. CONGIR
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, Selling"
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