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THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS SUBSCRIBED AT
CHURCH SERVICE YESTERDAY 10 HID NEW
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH IN CITY
F"r;:': "'" "
Drawing of Proposed now Methodist Church
The campaign to complete the rais
ing ot funds for the new Methodist
church was definitely launched yester
day with two great services. Dr. A. L.
Howarth ot Portland was the principle
speaker. . His sermons were inspira
tional in character. His subject in the
morning was, "The Beautiful Gate of
the Temple." He outlined the place
ot the church In serving the communi
ty, and commended the local congre
gation for their effort to give to Med
ford a modern church, equipped to
render large service to, the city.
At tho close of Dr. Howarth's ser
mon at the morning service, O. C.
Hoggs, chairman of the official board,
made a statement. He said that the
trustees were unanimous in their con
viction that now is the time to build
the church. "Three, years ago we
launched our forward movement pro
gram, and have made steady progress"
subscription, thus showing their co
operation, to arise. A large majority
of the peoplo stood up.
Subscriptions Taken
Dr. Howarth then said that it might
be a good plnu to expedite matters
by starting the subscription list thero
and then. Therenimn M. f. Mlnear
arose and said, "I for one foel that we
should back our officials with the
heartiest cooperation. I will give u
thousand dollars." S. L. Leonard fol
lowed with a pledge of five hundred
dollars, and one after another until
approximately three thousand flvo
hundred dollar was pledged in a very
short time.
The matter of raising the balance of
the fund is in the hands of a commit
tee and several teams of workers.
Headquarters for the campaign have
been established in the office of the
Building and Loan Association on Cen-
he said. "We purchased a modern i tral avenue, and all the members of
parsonage, and have it paid for and all I the church were asked not to wait for
clear. We then purchased the lots for the teams to call on them, but go in to
the new building, and they are paid ' the campaign headquarters and volun-
fo-; we do not even owe any paving i
assessments on them. And our fund
for the new building has been grow
ing. We now have twenty thousand
dollars in cash and cashable assets.
Now the time has come when the of
ficials feel that the new . building
Bhould be erected." Mr. Boggs con
cluded by asking all who felt that this
is tho time to build and would make a
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MUSICAL VAUDEVILLE
AM)
DANCE
McElroy's Orchestra
of Portland
Fair Grounds Hall
Tuesday, May 1
Time 8:30 Tlmo
Admission 25c to all; then 10c
per dnncc.
tarily make their subscription.
Will Avoid Debt
The trustees have announced their
purpose not to let the contract until
they feel that the building is financed.
Rev. Sasnett said this morning: '
"There is a fixed determination on
the part of our officials not to saddle
a back-breaking debt onto our people.
Wo have plans for a church that will
be a credit to the community, both
from the standpoint of architectural
design and facilities for serving the
social, recreationul and spiritual lifo
of tho community, and we believe the
entire community will-support a busi
ness like policy In making this build
ing possible. We desire to give this
building, fully completed and equipped
to Medford this fall; and we do not
want dedication day to be a debt
raising day, but a day of rejoicing over
a worthy achievement. The plans
have been passed upon by all the high
officials connected with the work of
the northwest, by our bureau of ex
pert architects at Chicago, and duly
adopted by our local officials. We now
have bids on the building and are
ready to let the contract the minute
the cost of the building is underwrit
ten." Need Twenty Thousand Dollars '
The balance needed is twenty-one
thousand and fifty dollars. With the
help ot the friends of the church In
the community and the cooperation ot
every member of the church, the offic
ials believe tho balance needed can be
rnised and the contract let in fifteen
days. It is very unusual for the cost
of a church to be fully raised before
the building is erected, but the local
congregation believes it can be done.
Wireless Sermon Falls
The evening congregation was dls
annointed In not hearing the radio ad
dress of tho bishop. Mr. Sasnett said
that he took every precaution, even
securing tho best receiving set In tho
city, and the cooperation of Mr. Vir
gin. Mr. Mlnkler, who Is said to be
one of the best operators in tho city
was employed, and said he could pick
up every station except the Oregonian,
from which the message was broad
casted. However, Dr. Howarth deliv
ered a masterful address on "Our
World," the Crater Lake quartet fur
nished good music, and the large
audience took the disappointment
goodnaturedly. After Dr. Howarth's
address, Mr. Mlnkler tuned in and
entertained the audience with music
from Los Angeles stations. Many re
mained until after ten o'clock, and
heard some excellent numbers.
Bishop' Messago
Anticipating the possibility of not
hearing the bishop by radio, Rev.
Sasnett had secured a copy of his
address, and read it to tho congre
gation.. It was as follows:
"The launching of the campaign to
complcto the fund for tho new church
at Medford is even of more than
local and ordinary interest. Medford
occupies a large place in the com
mercial life of the state, and her stra
tegic s'ituatlon is sure to influence a
large territory. Many will noto that.
the building of a great church in
Medford is evidence that successful
business is compatible with high ap
preciation of moral and spiritual
values, and bo led to follow the ex
ample so conspicuously set.
A church has no competitor. It
only insists that a righteous Creator
E
Tho Presbyterian church was filled
to t-apUL-ity Sunday evening when Mr.
and .Mis. J. 11. Shearer of Montreal,
Canada, who havo been in town since
Tliui-Hilay, uavo a prum-am of sacred
music, liruups of songs and orsan
numbers representing French, Ger
man, Hnglish and American Ideals ot
rcllKiouH music were given in a most
delightful and enjoyablu manner.
"The Voice Crying in tho Wilder
ness" by John I'rinBle Scott, "I Will
Extol Thee" by Bosta, and "The Pro
cession" by Cecil Kranck were bis
numbers, making heavy demands on
the musical and interpretative pow
ers of the singer and wero pleasing
to the audience at tho same timo.
Mr. Shearer's organ playing is
scholarly and Intelligent and while be
is well schooled In tbo traditions of
organ and piano playing he gives bis
renditions tho human touch that
makes theni a delight to his listeners.
This concert tour began a year ago
as a six months' vacation trip, but
tho Bomi-improniptu concerts were so
well received and Mr. nnd Mrs.
Shearer liked doing it so well that tho
six months became twelve antl Is now
to be extended another year. Should
they return here they have mado
many friends who will give them a
warm welcome.
Fred A. Smith, payroll roud
district No. 5 60.71
Roland A. Smith, payroll
road district No. 5 91.07
Lester K. Smith, payroll
road district No. 5 00.71
Tomltn liox Factory, sup
plies road district No. 5.. 5 00
F. J. Watson, payroll rond
dUtrlct Xo. 5 36.20
Total $334.40
ltoud District No, (1
John Wnlch, payroll road
road district No. 0 206.97
ltond Distiirt No. 7
Wm. Von der llellen, Hutto
Falls market road No. 7.. 6161.95
KKtimuto Xo. H
Drownlee Olds Lumber Co.,
supplies market road No 7 62.00
Feonaughty Machinery Co.,
, supplies market road
No. 7 9S0.72
H, L. Heryford, supplies
market road No. 7 66.25
Total $7270.92
Road District Xo. 8
H. L. Gregory, payroll road
district No. 8 $ 229.90
Itoud DisdKc Xo. I
R. B. Vincent, payroll road
district No. 9 1S3.66
Road District Xo. 10
A. L. Goodman, payroll road
district No. 10 217.75
ltond District Xo. 11
Charles Magerlo. payroll
district No. 11 669.75
Road District Xo. 12
W, L. Van llouten, nayroll
road district No. 12 510. 4S
Cienernl Roads
Ashland Iron Works, sup
plies general roads 15.45
W. J. Hurbridgo, payroll
general roads 120.00
Billings Carriage und Auto
Works, supplies genoral
roads 4. 85
Chanslor & Lyon Co., sup
plies genoral roads 21.62
Sherman Duvis. nayroll gen
eral roads 120.00
Stanfield's Secretary
To Aid Service Men
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1H T A,l O I'
Sfuirield: who will bo in 'M.d on Fi'd'Ck' payrU Knm
WiMlnt'mlny to address tho moniJicrs tn'"'"Y'"""'"'"
of the Medford Chamber of Com-1 C' I'" fi , ' P '
merco at theirt meeting that evening, . ?!UL", ""Vi""
wishes to l.o nf assistance to ex-sor- L .H"' t, m"' S0"'
vice men who are having difficulty
in getting their claims against the
government adjusted. Appointments
with Mr. Adams may bo arranged for
In ndvance at tho Chamber of Com
merce office.
15.30
2S.73
10.50
COUNTY COURT PROCEEDINGS
(Continued from last Friday)
County Attorney
Hawlcs Moore, district at
torney stenographer $
Rawles Moore, expenses dis
trict attorney
Stock Inspection
W. M. Barber, claims for
slaughtered cattle
M. M. Hrower, claim for
C. T. Payne, claim for
slaughtered cattle:
R. E. Robison, claim for
slaughtered cattle
C. M. Walte, claim for
slaughtered cattle
slaughtered cattle
requires an upright man to rightly in- E. L. Childers, claim for
terpret and represent God, nnd that' slaughtered cattle
only such can trulv understand nnd ; B- Dolsman, claim for
communicate with Him. The chyrch T BnRut
insists that God can have honor j J' .lT
among men only as men are right-j Kftri jnes, claim for
p:ous- v r slaughtered cattle
The application' of this truth Leonard Oorthuys, claim for
changes with every generation andi slaughtered cattle
altering circumstances, but the truth
remains the same. There is there
fore no substitute for the institution
which makes the truth its fundamen
tal teaching.
All good people will congratulate
Medford upon building a great church
in which children shall be taught the
lessons of the Bible, young people
surrounded with moral influences,
the burdened assured that labors are
not In vain, and the sorrowing con
soled with the certainty that all
questions will be fully answered when
we have arrived at all the factors In
volved in our problems and we know
as we are known.
It was reported this morning that
some who were not at the service
heard the address in their home on
their private sets, Dr. I. D. Phlpps
reporting that he heard every word
distinctly.
75.00
21.76
12.50
8.94
50.00
10.10
9.39
9.02
10.64
8.84
9.31
12.21
CHEST COLDS
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Managing
owner
GIM CHUNG
China Herb Store
This ts t.- oerttr? that aim CJunn: of
Medford. Ore., has eurej me at sollrt
anil stomneh trouble. 8. hi. Ieonar
609 J St., Orants Paaa. .
Thla Is to certify that Glm ChunK of
Medford, Ore.. ha cured me ot rumure
of four ypars" atanrtlng. F. O. laham.
lit B St., Oranta Pans, Ore.
M-dford. Oregon. Jan. IS,
Thla la to .rrtlfy that I. the under
alrrned, had very aevora stomach trouble
and had been bothered for eral year,
and last Aurruat was net elDecterl to
nve. and hearing of Olm ChutiK (whoa
Herb store la at 214 Houth Front steel,
Medford), I decided to get herl.a for mj
itoniHch trouble, and 1 Blurted to feeling
better as aoon as I used them and today
am a well man nnd can heartily recom
mend anyon. 'ltd " "; t0
,?nheUdng an1 W. kV JOHNSON.
Witness!!
Wm. Lewis. Eagle "olnt.
W L. Cblldroth. Kasie Point
M A. Andcraon, Meilford.
s.' B. Hirlmea, Knttle Point.
MOOT. dlKI. . .
Mclntyra. F.agl Point
C. B.
J. V.
O'efl. Von ilr llellen. Kal Point.
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"STRUTTIN' ALONG" TONIGHT
"Struttln' Along" comes to the Page
theater tonight, with a company of
seventy-five dancers, singers and co-
medians. This ensemhle of talent
headed hy Mamie Smith, the celebrat
ed songstress, is said to be the l ist
word in mammoth entertnlnments.
The show combines musical comedy
and burlesque.
Total - $140.95
County Library Fund
Carol Cox Book Co, books....$ 15 85
The J. K. 0111 Co., books 1.68
Mildred Bliton, salary 70.00
The 11. It. Huntington Co.
books 4.50
Marjorie Myers, salary 30.00
Medford Book Store, books
nnd supplies 355.88
Oregon City Enterprise,
binding 80 volumes 52.00
E. Fay Woolsey, current ex
pense 20.00
E. Fay Woolsey, salary 66.60
oral roads
A. Htnkle, payroll general
roads 7.00
Huhhnrd Bros., supplies gen-
ernl roads .50
A. T. Lundgrcn, payroll gen
eral rods 43.75
Elmer Morse, pyroll generl
roads 120.00
Medford Furniture & Hdw.
Co., supplies general roads 2.55
Oregon Stnte Highway Com
mission, suplies general
roads 764.23
Riverside Ojirage, supplies
genernl roads 58.00
Roily Rinabarger, payroll
general roads 108.00
Thos. Roseberry, payroll
general roads 140.02
Union Oil Co., supplies gen
eral roads zm.t'j
Arthur Shnffer, payroll gon-
eral roads 144.00
Jack Thrasher, nayroll Eon-
eral roads 306.21
Union Oil Company, supplies
general roads 17.66
Auto Sunnlv Co.. sunnlles .
general roads 3.72
Busy Corner MBotor Com
nnnv. Rtinnltes freneral
roads 3.80
Chnnslor Lynn Co.. sunnlleB
genoral roads 30.53
W C. Stnno & Co.. sunn tea
general roads 535.44
Offutt Garage, sunnlles gen
eral roads ' 51.96
Standard Oil Co.. supplies
general roads ' 137.82
Rhnll f'ninnnnv. sunnlles
general roads 20.87
Young's Machine & Auto
Rnnnlr nhnn. Riinnlica eon-
ernl roads 45.00
Cnlvenr Motor Sales Co..
sunnlles eeneral road 9.47
Wesley Hartman. labor gen
oral roads 10.50
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"Struttln' Xlong" In presented on an
elaborate scale, with colorful scenery,
brilliant costumes and varied num
bers. Fun Is furnished by a group of
real comedians, and there is a chorus
of thirty beautiful Creole girls. The
show Is In ten "Struts" or scenes, two
acts, nnd every scene goes at a faster
Total $616.57
Prohibition Enforcement Fund
J. II. Leggltt, prohibition
enforcement $ 122 00
Bert Mosts, prohibition en
forcement Standard Oil Co., supplies
prohibition enforcemen..t
S. B. Sandefcr, prohibition
enforcement
.Hlttson Motors, prohibition
enforcement j.
S. B. Sandefdr, salary and
expense prohibition en
forcement Bert Moses, prohibition enforcement
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GENERA
tions ago, our
foremothers made
a "tea" every
Spring from cer
tain herbs and
barks to purify
the blood. Like
wise, since 1S26.
such herbs and
barks havo bcon
earefullv select.
ed. proportioned scientifically and nre-
pared for that great blood purifier
es. a. a. To serve beneficially from
one generation to another successfully
is a guarantee of its effectiveness.
The way we live and eat, we cnu't
step from winter Into Spring with
out purifying the Blood; unless we
chooso to suiter depression, foel tired
out, and havo pimples and boils. It is
so easy to give nature a little help,
and the best ears way is to start with
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nerves depend on blood-power. S. S. S.
will give you that greater endurance,
energy, strength, and a more youthful
appearance.
Mr. J. M. Mar. Lot Ancclei, Calif.,
writes: "Overwork occasioned a com
pUiat which consisted of a tired feeling
and pains in the back, that finally ex
hausted all my strength. A friend advised
we to take S.S.S. and alter taking only
several bottles I was entirely relieved.
Try it yourself. S. S. S. is sold at all
good drug stores. The large Blze is
more economical. Get a bottle today!
Sc S. S. makes you feel like yourself again
4.00
I
61.74
457.42
68.60
: 25.00
Total $75
General Fund
E. A. Flemmlne. grand jury
witness fees
Itontl Fund
Hood District Xo. 1
The Billings Agency, pre
mium on bond road dis
trict No. 1
Itoad, District No. 2
Wm. Bruin, payroll road
road district No. 2 173.00
ltoad District No. .1
Wm. Perry, payroll road
district No. 3
Itoad District No. 4
Medford Concrete Cons. Co.,
supplies road dist. No. 4
W. M. Tetherow, payroll
road district No 4
Jim Watklns, labor, road
dlBtrlct No. 4
Total $147.62
ltond District No, 5
Paul B. Rynnlng, payroll
rond district No. 5 . 100.71
Total $3152.77
Crater Lake HlBliwny
E. II. Hurd. right of way
Crater Lake Highway $ 150.00
llmintv Itcnort
Webb Neathamer $ 4.00
P. J. Amer 3
M. W. Denkens 2.00
J. Tl. Short "
F E. Edlnr 7.'J
Claude Miles
Mnrroll f)e Ford 4.00
I Ike Coffmnn 3-00
1 A. E. Collings 2.00
1 M. M. Mow 7.00
R. M. Conlov 21 "6
I Mrs. E. T. Hall 9 00
.loo Culbertson 4.00
it u if. . 3.00
T?. M. C.non 4.00-
30.00 c. L. McKlnnoy 2.00
. W. A. Cox 6.00
O. E. Austin 4 00
Marlon Lance 4 00
Chester Kubli 2
W. II. Pomeroy 8.00
Oeorge Walter 7.00
Webb Neathamer 8 n"
Hugh Combcst 17.00
Frank Ortman R-
L. C. Taylor ' 3.00
A. L. Kromllng H-nft
Mark Winningham H-n"
E. II. Flnley 2.00
John Nolmnn 3.00
Zcra Dahack 6 00
,T. P. Denkens 2.00
M. II. Wamplor 13 00
M. H. Wampler "8 00
Frnnlc Kcndnll 8-0
Chas. J. Humphrey 6.00
Anton Ring 4.00
H. 11. Fox 3 00
John Nleman 3.00
II. W. Barron, -00
1.66
2.00
3.00
376.50
4. .32
111.80
31.50
Total $253.00
CIIAUNCEY FLOREY,
County Clerk
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