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Now Showing at the Page Theater
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St. Mark's Episcopal
Cor. N. Oakdale and Fifth Sts.
8 a. m. Holy communion.
10 a. m. Sunday school.
11 a. m. Holy communion.' "'
Wm. B. Hamilton, vicar.
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SfEDFOITO STATE TRIBtJNE. MEDFOTtTJ, AREflON SATURDAY, DECEMBER 2!l 192:
! Tho December Issue of "The Volt."
the 'small publication of the Califor
nia Oregon Power company, which
"Will be distributed ext week, is de
voted to a review of the activities of
tho company for the year 1923. It
contains a number of illustrations of
new installations during the year, in
cluding the system warehouse and
machine shop constructed in Medford
and the new transformers of larger
size installed at the Medford Bubata
tion.on Riverside avenue.
The most important transaction 'of
tho year in the company's business is
referred1 to as the acquisition of the
properties of the Douglas County
JJght and Water company, av.d the
tying in of the old Douglas county
system with the Prospect-Springfield
high tension transmission line at
Dfxonville, just east of Roseburg.
We quote from an advance copy of
'The Volt" as follows:
"The famous valley of the Roguo Is
tiot lacking of monuments bespeaking
progress both ours and the region's
during 1923. We Installed additional
transformer capacity in our ' Medford
substation, increasing the total In
stalled capacity here to 3000 K.W.
And more noticeable than the new
electric equipment installed is the
company's new system warehouse in
Medford, which was completed in
July. Thin enables us to centralize
t)o handling of electrical supplies
kept in stock for use throughout the
Copco system. The property is so
sltunted that equipment arriving by
rail can bo handled economically by
means of derricks and motor trucks;
th? warehouse lot is located on the
main lino of the "Southern Pacific
railroad. Tho building, which Is near
ly 200 feet long and 48 feet wide, is
of corrugated -Iron construction. A
portion of the floor space will he util
ized for offices, thus increasing the
avn liable' office spnee at our Home
office headquarters, the Copeo build
ing, on West Main street. In addition
to the warehouHe the lot contains the
company repair shop and pole yard,
and there Is ample room for further
expansion of the warehouse and shop
facilities. '
."It will bo recalled that the Copco
Pwer plant was completed near the
end of last year, a. new unit doubling
the capacity of the plant having beeu
Installed. The new. unit has been In
successful operation ever since, and
our dally ponk load has required iuu
load on both units of this plant.
r"At opportune times during the last
half of this yar we have been re
installing portions of transmission
lines Nos. 2, 3 and 4, extending into
Siskiyou and Shasta counties in Cali
fornia, and Klamath and Jackson
counties, in Oregon.; This work will
be completed during the coming year,
and make it possible to operate these
lines at 66,000 volts,' more than dou
ble their present capacity.1 On line 2
we installed new transmission
switches at Castella and at Dunsmuir,
in California, which improves our ser
vice to consumers in this section. Also
to Imp rove-service to Grants Pass and
the surrounding territory, we installed
a new oil switch at Grants Pass, at a
cost of $1800, the amount being men
tioned so that non-electrical readers
may realize that it was a big little job.
"Gold mining has been resumed to
some extent In Siskiyou county, Cali
fornia and in Jackson and Josephine
counties, Oregon. Early in the year
the Estabrook Gold Dredging com
pany's dredger, located near Trinity
Center, was reconnected for service
after having been shut down for two
reasons. Their load is 1600 h. p.".,
English Lutheran Church.
612 W. 4th
Sunday school, 10:15 A. M.
Services, 11 A. M. .:
Holy communion. ' "
Rev. Schoemberg of Portland, Ore
gon will preach.
Catholic Church
'South Oakdale and Eleventh.
First mass at 8 a. m, !
Second mass at 10:30 a,.m. .
Evening devotions and benediction
7:30 p. m.
Services on New Year's Day Bame
hours or on Sunday. V
Boys surpliced choir of forty voices
will sing the high mass on New Year's
day. Rev. F. W. Black, pastor.
First Christian Church
Cor. Ninth and S. Qakdule. "-,
D. J. Howe, minister. Res. 26 S.
Orange. ' "-
Services every Lord's day: '
9:45 a. m. Bible school, "bigger and
better all the time1 is the motto.' .
11. Morning worship. Sermon,
"What Is Your Life?"
Christian Endeavor at 6:30 p. m.,
7:30 Evangelistic service. Sermon:
"The Oblivion of tho Past." Special
music both morning and evening.
New Year's greetings extended to
all friends and to the public. All are
cordially Invited to tho. services.
Strangers will always find a welcome.
Barney brnjrj (,Jiiirltll )vl antfield.
in'Potash ni Perlmutter
News of Jackson County
V. S. lUdlo Heard In EiikIuiiiI
: LONDON, Dec. 29. A radio pro
Bram broadcast from East 1'ittshHrK
was hoard distinctly throughout
Great Britain last night.
i: John D. Plays Golf
ORMONU BI3ACH. Fla.. Dec. 20.
irohn D. Rockefeller, Sr., appeared on
trie golf links for the first time in five
days today, thereby dispelling rumors
that he was ill.
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For K'dncy and Llrer
Troubles. Constipation, In
testlnal Indigestion nod
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Uvea trouble load to eertene nit.
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of headeche. If tou have eoatod
tongue. If you have a ftckle appe
tite, reo prebeblr are bfllour-
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of the liver aod to eerlove mod
quite oftea fatal reeulte. Bead
tale etronr endoreemeot of Dr. A,
W. Chaee'a K-L Pflle. Ura. 1. H.
tone, Route No. ft, Baalor. Oe
terltoai
" For a number of reera I Bar
Deea iroaDtea wiw m j aianere,
liver and alas tor heart. I And
Dr. A.W.Cbaat'l I-L fill! a won
derful reraedr Tbeycartalnlrer
the flneel I ever need. 1 would
not be without tbem lo nr bone
ana lire great pleasure in ficoea
aatpaing toeai to air meaua."
Too ean bur Dr. Cheoeo K-l
Pllle et ell drug etoree. To b euro
el getting tne genuine, eee tnei
pertreit end eleneture of A. W.
Cbeee.M.D.,ere en eech boa rear
arotectloa egeloet fatuuoa.
Dr. A W OtAtK MEDlCtNI COL
UJ Waeblngton it, BaSala, M. T.
First Methodist Eiilseoiml Church
Fourth and Bartlott.
J, Randolph Sasuett, pastor.
Bible school 9:45. Prof. N. . II.
Franklin, 'supt. '
Morning worship 11. Sermon: Tho
Teachlpg of Christ Concerning God's
Attitude Toward Man. This Is the
second in the series on "Christianity
Aaccordlng to Christ:' .
Anthem: Carol, "Draw Night Im-
manuel," traditional. Offertory solo.
Kpworth League 6:30.'
Christmas concert 7:30, by the
holr under direction of Mrs. Geo.
Andrews. You'll have to be on time
to get a seat.
First Chtiroll or Christ, Scientist
Authorized Branch of The Mother
Church, The First Church of Christ,
Scientist, in Boston, Mass. ; ' ' .
Services are held every Sunday at
1 o'clock, church edifice 212 North'
Oakdale. Subject . for Sunday, Dec. .
30: Christian Science. j
Sunday School at 9:45. Applicants
under the age of twenty may bo admitted.
Wednesday evening meetings, which
include testimonies of Christian Scl
once healings, at 7:45.
The Reading Room, which Is In the,
Medford Bldg., Is open dully from 1 to
5 except Sundays and holidays. All
authorized Christian Science litera
ture may be read, borrowed and purchased.
The public Is cordially Invited to ,
attend the services and visit the I
Heading Koom.-
Flrst Baptist Church
North Central and Fifth Sts.
Frederick R. Leach, pastor.
Office at church. Phono 10C2.
9:45 a. m. Bible school. Mrs. Hans
Holmer, supt. Separate class rooms
and good teachers. New pupils cared
for.
11 a. m. "Taking Inventory"; ni
New Year sermon. Solo by Mrs. B. F.
Neff and violin solo by Mr. Jones.
Taking stock religiously. Come.
6:30 p. m. Young people's meeting.
Enjoy the meeting.
7:30 p. m. "The End: What Then?"
An old year's sermon. Come with
others. Good music.
Monday 'evening the Golden Link
class hold a New Year's party In the
social rooms of the church. The men
will be In charge.
Wednesday 7:30 p. m. Mid-week,!
Bible study. The Phllathea class In
charge with a special program. Play
will follow In the recreation room.
Much interest shown lust week.' -
Thursday 7:30 p. m. Choir rehear
sal. Last time for you to attend- ser
vices this year. Enjoy the helpful
messages.
Ylck Magruder, after an absence
of a year- is spending the holidays
with his mother, and meeting old
friends.
Mr. Cnsebeen of Klnmath Falls is
visiting his family residing here. He
will go back to his placo of business
after a short visit.
Mr. Herman Ptieme, representative
of the Furst-McNess products for the
Klamath county territory, returned
to hlsUiome near Central Point for
tho remainder of the winter.
William Morris spent Christmas
with his mother, sister, Mrs. John
Jacobs, and brother, (ius Morris.
Miss Annette Hccktnan la home
from Eugone, where she is attending
the University of Oregon.
Mr. Charles Cunningham returned
to his home for the week from Derby
where he has been employed as a
master workman.
The Messrs. Moravy and Ben Ste
vens have opened up a gnrage In the
brick building, formerly occupied by
the Johnson Produce company. This
brings the total garages up to the
number oO four in this city. The
owners of the new garage have Just
sold further down on Main street. It
is expected they will meet -success in
their new enterprise.
The Masons and the order of East
ern Stars of this city held their Joint
Installation In thelil lodge' building
Inst nighty After the ceremonies a
banquet was given to all present. All
the members and their families had
been Invited!
Owing to the fact that the Lyceum
number will be presented on Monday
night, the country storo nt tho F and
E will be given Tuesday night, Janu
ary 2. v
Miss .'Grace Bowman returnoa to
her home In the city Saturday, from
Butte Falls, where she conducts the
Mt. Pitt school, six mlleB above Butte
Falls. She reports that a very nice
program was given at her school on
Friday, by the students, consisting of
readings, Blnglng and other things.
After nil this "Snnta Claus" came
upon the scene with his good Xmas
cheer. ;.:'.'
EVANS VALLEY
A dance was given nt Mr, and Mrs.
Oscnr Kodgers Saturday night and
besides the neighborhood a nice crowd
was there from Sams Valley.
Ella Chapman is staying with her
sister, Mrs. B. Mooro at Hutte Falls
for several weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. It. R. Weimor and
children who lately came from Colo
rado were up from Gold lllll to spend
several days with Mr. and Mrs. Lucuh
at Christmas tlmo.
Mr. and Mrs. Knglehardt, their
children and nephews took Christmas
dinner with Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Scott.
Mr. and Mrs. Dell Morrison gave a
Christmas dinner to friends from
Medford and Mrs. W. Morrison and
her two sons, Wuldo and Carlos.
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Conley, Mr. and
Mrs. Krelger from Medford, Mr. nnd
Mrs. Vern Conley from Dunsmuir,
Cal., were out to the dance at liengle
Christmas night.
Mr. and Mrs. Plcknrd and friends
were out to spend the holidays with
their daughter, Mr. and Mrs. WIlHon
at liengle and nlso attended the dance
at the Bungalow.
Mr. and Mrs, Diamond spent
Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. Pollard.
Harold Shook and Bert Chapman
gave a Christmas dance at tho llunga
low. A large crowd came and danced
till morning. - ;
Mr. and Mrs1. Abhott'anci sons and
Miss Zella Taylor went to Ashland
Christmas day.
The Harding Memorial association,
with headquarters at Washington.
D. C, Is headed by President Calvin
Coolldgo and all the members of his
cabinet, nnd an Incorporation of re
sponsible men has been formed for
tho purpose of building a Harding
Memorial.
It embraces tho three purposes of:
1. Acquiring tho Harding home
with tho grounds, tho same to bo kept
always us archives dor 'tho books,
papers, speeches, etc., of tho late
President Warren G. Harding;
2 Establishing a chair in some
university to be determined, devoted
to statesmanship, diplomacy and In
ternational law;
Also of building a mausoleum
and monument In which shall rest tho
remains of tho lute president, and
ultimately those of Mrs. Harding.
Tills enterprise culls fur three mil
lion dollars, G0.00O of which hus
been assigned to the state of Oregon
as Its quota.
Tr.,ulHi,i, Trnrillnir's lust weeks of
activities were spent on tho Pacific
coast, and tho people grew to nv.
him for his splendid character and
his high Ideals,, and also to admire,
respect and lovo Mrs. Harding for
her womunly quullties.
it iu ,inal.ii thnt vnlimtnrv contri
butions shall bo made to tills fund,
and that a very great ninny people
should participate in mt "'"
have a tangible Interest In tho enter
prise afoot.
Contributions may be sent to it. i'.
Mulkey, stuto chairman of the Hard
in, r m.. m, ii-iiil association for tlio state
of Oregon, Suite 403, Corbott build
ing, l'uilliind, Oregon, or tney may no
sent direct to headquarters at 1411
V street NW. Washington, D. C.
iii.nvneii the nth and loth of Janu
ary, 1924 a drive will be made in
,i ......oi mxntlen ,tf tills State to
secure the funds; but meanwhile and
during that time, it is nopeu mm -tamo
number of neoplo will respond
of their own Initiative.
Governor Walter M. pierce is iiikuib
an nctlvo interest In this Harding
m. ,. ,!. ,i onternrlse. and has issued
a proclamation calling upon the va
rious churches of the state to say
something commendatory to the
movement on Sunday, January "in-
SCUANTON, Pn. Lew Tendler won
tho judges' decision over Pep O'Brien,
Huranton lightweight, In ten rounds
lust night.
Ex-Medford Man Is
Promoted in U. S.
Int. Revenue Dept.
Main St. Methodist Church South
"The homelike church"
John B. Coan, pastor.
Corner Main and Oakdale. Study
In church. Phone 884. Office of Boy
Scout commissioner in the study.
Bible school meets at. 9:45. Dr.
Frank Roberts, supt. Classes for all
ages.
Morning worship and praisd service
at 11. Sermon theme. "The Blessing
of a New Beginning." Vocal solo by
Mrs. J. W. Hubler. Violin offertory
duet, Misses John and Beaton. A
New Year's service.
On account of the number of re
quests which have come, the musical
pageant which was presented last
Sunday .night. "The Adoration of the
Kings and Shepherds" will be pre
sented -again tomorrow night. This
will take the place of the evening ser
vice at 7:30. The Epworth League
will meet at 6:30.
Week-day meetings: Mid-week fel
lowship service at 7 Wednesday even
ing. Choir rehearsal at 8. Social for
the young people In the church parlor
on Friday evening.
Troop No. 2 Boy Scouts meets each
Saturday evening in their troop head
quarters at 7 o'clock.
Conger Announces
Candidacy Coroner
H. W. Conger announces his candi
dacy for the Republican nomination
for coroner, subject to the primaries
in May, in this Issue.
Mr. Conger has been In Medford
several years, purchased the under
taking business of Weeks. & Orr and
is conducting the same.
- Mr. Conger Is well known by people
all over the county, and has served
on the Republican County Central '
Thi AVimcr Sunday school gave a
short program at the Grange hall last
Sunday night. The songs by the
young people's class and a solo by
Mrs. Eva Van Goelhm were exception
ally good, After the program candy
was distributed to all present. There
was a large crowd for Wlmer, there
being about 200 persons present. The
hall and Chrlstmus treo wore beauti
fully decorated.'
There was a rather bad wreck at
the grade near the McMnhon place
last Wednesduy evening when . a
Dodge touring car In rounding a sharp
curve ran Into a wagon loaded with
gravel. The car was -almost a. total
wreck and the driver, was badly' cut
by broken glass from 'the windshield.
Donald Dlmlck who was driving the
gravel wagon escaped uninjured but
his wagon was considerably damaged
and one horse was slightly hurt and
considerably shaken up. - .
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Smlthpetcr and
Mr. and Mrs. Will Hlllls and family
were dinner guests at Mrs. D. E.
Neathamer's Christmas. .
Mr. and Mrs. Honner and Mr. and
Mrs. S. H. Moore and Gene. Moore
drove to Provolt Christmas and had
Christmas dlnne- with Mrs. Stewart.
There was a warty, at the
Grange hall Thu . -night, given in
honor of Mrs. Ste ,t of Provolt.
Frank Neatham.ir came out from
the logging camp at Trail last Satur
day and spent Christmas at home, re
turning to Trail Wednesday. '
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Rlchman spent
Christmas with friends in the valley.
Mr. and Mrs. Hefler are visiting at
Mr. Baker's this week.
Mr. Potter is quite sick at his homo
near Wlmer, this week.
Cut This Ont It is -Worth Money
Send this ad" and ten cents to Foley
& Co.. 2835 Sheffield Ave., Chicago,
111., writing your name and address
clearly. You will receive a ten cent
bottle of Foley's Honey and Tar Com
pound for coughs, colds and hoarse
ness, also free sample packages of
Foley's Pills, a diuretic stimulant for
the kidneys and Foley Cathartic Tab
leu for Constipation and Biliousness.
These wonderful remedies have
helped millions of people. Try .them!
Sold everywhere. Adv.
Kodak Finishing
for those who demand the beet
Swem's Studio
217 E. Main
Medford
Dan Herring, son of Mr. nnd Mrs.
J. C. Herring, of this city who has
been a deputy Internal revenue collec
tor for a littlo over a year has been
promoted by Internal Revenue Col
lector Clyde Huntley to chief of the
third district, comprising tho south
ern Oregon counties, with headquar
ters at Eugene. He assumes his new
duties Janunry 1st and will have sev
eral deputies under his direction.
Mr. Herring was first sent to Pen
dleton where ho was a deputy, spent
some time in the 'general offlco at
Portland and a few months ago was
transferred to the office hero in
charge of Fred Colvig. ,
Mr. Herring's many friends' will bp
glad to hear of his promotion.
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Medford Iron Works
Oar Specialty
Medford Quartz Mi
Mining and Sawmill MjM-hlnorjr.
General Foundry and Maehlai
Work.
MM N. Central Bi.
WILLYS
KNIGHT
Deluxe $2550 & 'kkdo
The National Favorite
. Weary of folding seats and seat-climb-,
ing, the public has literally flocked to
. the Willys-Knight Coupe-Sedan!
Doors front and rear. You enter and
leave without awkward contortions.
And it has the wonderful Willys
Knight sleeve -valve engine same
type as Panhard, Daimler, and others 1
of Europe's finest cars. See it! Tryitl
Olhtr WMn-Knllkt mode fit 5-jxiee. TovHaul
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Busy Corner Motor Co.
Main and Riverside
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Are YOU getting your share of the big money "SHUBERT
is paying for furs? If you're not, that's your fault. Wake
up! Get "SHUBERT" prices for your furs from now on
just take a look at the prices quoted below for Oregon Furs!
That's what "SHUBERT" will pay on an honest and liberal
grading. Our shippers right in your own neighborhood are
reaping a golden harvest. Get in on this big money.
COME ON WITH YOUR FURS
HI EXTRA URGE I Nl LARGE I N! MEDIUM I Nvl SMALL I rFF
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COYOTE
Heavy Furred.SilkH 17,
Ordinary Open or
00 to 15.00
14.00 to 12.00
13.50(0 12.00
1 1.00 lo 10.00
11.00 to 9.00
8.50lo7.75
7.50lo 6.50 7.50 to 3.75
6.00 to 5.00 6.C0 to 3.00
MINK.
Fine Dark . . .1
Usual Color
Coast. ....
14.00 to 12.00
10.00 lo 8.50
8.00 lo 7.00
10.50 to 9.00
8.00 to 7.00
6.50 to 5.00
8.50 to 7.25
6.00 to 5.00
4.75lo 3.50
6.00 to 5.00
4.75 to 3.75
3.25 to 2.50
6.00 to 3.00
5.00to2.50
3.25(0 2.00
RACCOON
Heavy Fumed
Ordinary . ,
8.00lo 6.50
6.25to 5.50
6.25lo 5.50
5.25 to 4.50
5.25(o 4.50
4.25 to 3.25
3.75 to 3.25
3.00 to 2.25
3.75 to 2.25
3.00 to 1.50
These extremely high prices are based on the well-known
"SHUBERT" STANDARD GRADING and are quoted
for immediate shipment. No. 3's, No. 4's and otherwise
inferior skins at highest market value.
Don't delay another minute! Quick action
means more money for you.
Hurry in a Shipment
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ON THESE GOODS BETWEEN CHRISTMAS AND',
NEW YEARS 1
DeVOE'S
Genuine liiin.lpninted China : 19t to 75
Cut Glass Tiimlilfi-H 6S Stem Glasses $1.69
Sleeping Dolls, with jointed limlm nnd gennino kid bodies
90 to $2.89
Beautiful KnKli.sh Teapots 94 to $1.24
High grade Box Papers..'. 15 to $1.69
A fine assortment of Box Chocolates.
Artificial Flowers, Carnation!:, etc ..7 for 25
Small stock of jewelry Kings, Pins, Bracelets, etc., at just
one-half price. '
Smokers' Scls, Chinese Basket s,"ctc., etc.
Phono 122-R
DeVOE'S
OPEN EVENINGS Main and Oakdale':
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Why We Grow
A good, strong, reliable bank, one that is
capable of taking care of its cnstomci's nt all
times is a credit to any community.
Our bank is that kind of a bank. We are
anxious to get more business, new custom
ers, greater resources, because the stronger
we become the better the service wo. can
render, and it is service, confidence and sta
bility that have made our bank what it is
today.
scio.rinsT National Rank
Mdidford Oregon
committee. - : I