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Thin season's Chautauqua will have
a well rounded and most satisfying
program, according to the Ellison
White service, which has spared no
pains or expense in securing attrac
tions usually fitted to the require
ments of the circuit audiences. In Us
entirety it includes .an opera, a play.
four lectures, four musical offerings,
three entertainers and a special chil
dren's day number. The Chnutaun.ua
antes will be June 6th to J 2.
in "The Mikado," the comic opera
loving public will have a rare treat as
the production of this fnvorite Gilbert
and Sullivan mnsterplece of mirth
and music Is In the hnnds of May Val
entlue, one of the most successful pro
ducers of the present day. Fine voices
combined with good ncllng wil lplnce
this elaborately costumed anil well set
opera high In popularity with Chau-
tauquans. For the play of the week
"Ilnddjr Long Legs" with Donna Voor
hees and Lawrence Johns In the lead
ing roles Is nnnounccd.
The list of lecturers is varied and
somewhat out of the ordinary. A new
man In the field is Captain Rljurdur
K. Oudmundson. mariner and adven
turer, who crossed northeast Siberia
In midwinter nnd defied the Bolshevik
council. In the face of almost certain
execution. His story is unique, thrill
ing and true, and is given firsthand.
A renl sensation la promised In this
number. Another novelty in the lec
ture line Is Oney Fred Sweet, whoso
philosophy of life Is drawn from the
remarkable experience of holding 100
different Jobs to see how it feels to
stnnd "In the Other Fellow's Shoes."
Ho had th'ls unusual experience as a
featuro writer for Chicago Tribune,
being three years on the assignment.
He tells of his 100 jobs and the 100
impressions of life In a fascinating
manner. ,
The moro serious lecture of the
coure Is that of Colonel (Rev.) Oeorge
Fallls, pastor of the Canadian Memo
rial church nt Vancouver, n. C, and
former chnplnln In the world war, who
will spenk on "The Problem of World
Pence." A forceful speaker and un
usually fitted to handle this subject
through a personal study of European
countries nnd peoples, Dr. Fallls has
gained an envlnble reputation with this
lecture.
For the juniors the Margaret Byers
company will give a special program.
Little Miss Byers Is one of the best
child Impersonators of the dav and
wins the children with her winsome
dnity ways, her singing, story telling
ana acting. She is ably supported by
experienced artists nnd the .company
promises a children's day program
that' will long be remembered by the
little ones.
SOUTHERN OREGON
PRESBYTERY MEETS
AT KLAMATH FALLS
One hundred per cent of the men
actively serving Prenlyteriun the
churches In southern Oregon us min
isters withered Tuesday evening nt
Klu ninth Kails for the spring meeting
of tho I'resbytery; also quite n num
ber of luymen representing various
churches in Douglas, Jackson, Jose
phine and Klamath counties.
A fine "Klamath county dinner,"
everything on tho menu helng n pro
duct of Klamath county except coffee
and sugar, was served by the ladies
to nil visitors at six o'clock. At the
7:30 meeting the opening serWlon was
preached by appointment hy Rev. II.
XV. Nelson of Phoenix, nnd Hev. C. C.
Hulet of Merrill was chosen as mod
orator for the coming year.
Hev. K. P .Lawrence nnd Elder II.
P. W. Spilver are in attendance from
Medford. A. II. Fisher of Phoenix,
who was Icected as elder for three
years by that church at its annual
meeting on Monday evening, is repre
senting tho Phoenix church nt Klam
ath Kails. Dr. J. It. Webster nnd
Walter Frnzer Hrown are also attending.
The Medford Lions met at the reg
ular hour at the Hotel Medford
Wednesday noon, having nn unusually
good attendance. Several Important
matters were taken up before the
club. t
Because of the fact that the cham
ber of commerce luncheon occurs
once every month, the Lions unanim
ously voted to nil attend the chamber
of commerce luncheon nnd to meet
on that day with the chamber of
commerce Instead of at the den. A
committee was appointed to look
after the erecting of two signs; one
on the north of the city of Medford,
on the highway, and the other on the
south.
In the absence of Lion Seely Hall,
C. L. Urown acted in tho capacity of
Tall Twister, and we enn vouch for
the fact that Lion Urown is a pain
less extractor of money.
At the close of the luncheon hour,
tho club was presented a song for the
local club, which had been composed
hy Lion J. O. Grey. Tho song was
well composed, nnd Lion Grey re
ceived a good, loud roar that made
the den echo in appreciation of his
efforts.
The next meeting Is. to be held next
Wednesday, in the den. At that time
Lion O. L. Davidson will speak to the
club on some of tho objects of
Llonism, No doubt Lion "Dave" hns
something good in store for the club.
CHARLES A. WING, Editor.
Radio Programs
for Tonight
Fairbanks Pleases in
The Thief of Bagdad.
KFI, Los Angeles, 468.5 meters, 8
to 9, ' program presented by the
Standard Oil Co. of California. 9 to
10, program presented by the South
ern California Music Co. 10 to 11,
program presented by the Los Ange
les Examiner.
KHJ, Los Angeles, 405.2 meters,
8 to 0:30, program through the
courtesy of tho Peerless laundry.
9:30 to 10:30, program through the
courtesy of the Fitzgerald Music
company. 10:30 to 11:30, Art Hick
man's Dance orchestra, from the
supper room of the Biltmore hotel,
under the direction of Earl Burt-nett.
KFSG, Los Angeles, 275.1 meters.
9:15 to 10:00, Gray studio program.
10 to 11, organ recital of Esther
Frlcke Green, assisted by Edna Joyeo
Meisener, soprano, and Viola Peter
son, soprano. .
KNX. Hollywood, 337 meters, 8 to
Peerless Products Co., courtesy
program. 9 to 10, Clear 'Lake Beach
Co., courtesy , program. 10 to 11,
lotel Ambassador-Abe Lyman's Co-
coanut Grove orchestra. 11 to 12,
Campus Night students of Univer
sity of California, southern branch.
KFW B. Hollywood, 252 meters. 9
to 10, Elite Radio company's pro
gram. Elite Radio orchestra. 10 to
11, Warner Bros, program, conducted
by Harry Seymour. 1 1 to 1:00, Mont
nmrtre Cafe Dance music.
KFRC, San Francisco, 267.7 me
ters, 8:03 to 10:00, dance music by
Paul Kelll's orchestra playing at H
Trovatore Roof garden cafe.
KPO, Sua Francisco, 4U8.3 meters,
8 to 9, organ recital by Theodore J.
Irwin, official organist nt the Wur
litzer. 9 to 10, program under tho
management pf Hazel Johnson, so
prano. 10 to H, Johnny Bulck'a
Amphians of Cabiria cafe.
KGO, Oakland, 3H1 meters, 8:00,
studio program. 10 to 1:00. dance
music program hy Henry Halstead's
orchestra nnd soloists, Hotel St.'
raiH'fs, Snn Francisco.
Ceo. Porter to Start
New Lumber Yardl
Douglas Fairbanks Is- the distin
guished star for whom It remained to
achieve the quintessence of artistry
in tho photoplay.
'The Thief of Bagdad." which
opened at Hunts Crnterlan yestorday,
is a beautiful mythology, a fantasy of
the finer grade surrounded with gor-
koous settings and lavish costuming.
The picture makes n series of Arabian
Night dreams, which seemingly float
before the eye In delightful harmony.
Tho photography is nithlng short of
wonderful nnd. combined with ro
mnrkable lighting, a number of most
effective results nre obtained.
As n lovable, happy-go-lucky thief.
Fairbanks romps through the opening
reels an irresistible scamp. The vis
Ion of a beautiful princess brings
about a revulsion of feeling. He for
sakes the old life. Vying with three
powerful princelings for her hand, he
goes n'questtng, eomiufrs dragons,
plunges through fire, descends to the
dfplhs of the sea. scales the citadel of
the mom tides a winced horse
and. flnnly, returns, chid In the clonk
of invisibility and bearing the silver
casket of Nuzlr. to sweep tho armies
of the Mongols from the city of Bag
day and bear tho pi moons off on a
flying carpet.
Hun'g) Crnterlan has taken on the
nir of an Oriental palace. There are
ri rugs used as hangings in the
foyer", ushers are in tho rtressGf Qhat
far InntQ nnd Betty Brown provides
a perfect hnrmonlous musical setting
for Fairbanks' opulent Oriental can
vas, o,
Oeorge Porter, who Is one of tlio
pioneers in the retail lumber game in
Medford, has leased the buildings nnd
grounds lately occupied by the Rogue
Klver Canal company on South Fir
street, formerly occupied hv the
Woods Lumber company, and will open
a retail lumber yard there soon to be
known as the Porter Lumber Co.
Mr. Porter has been in this line of
business In Medford for 18 years, first
with the Iowa Lumber and Box Co..
started by Edgar Hafer, then with the
Crater Lake Lumber Co., which suc
ceeded the Iowa company, nnd hns
tieen with the Pig Pines Lumber com
pany, successors to the Crater Lake
company, ever since it started until
recently.
Oeorge is thoroughly experienced In
his line, nnd is popular with the con
tractors nnd the public geenrnlly.
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