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MEDFORD MATE TTUDTJNT',, MEDITRD0 OKF.fi ONT, TUftD-lY. APTTT 2.r), 1323
J INTEREST
IN BABY CLINIC
i The Jackson County Health Unit
k cooperation with the County
(ealth association held its first well
nby clinic in the basement of the
ublid Library, Friday afternoon from
t to 5. Twenty pre-achool children
rere examined by Dr. V. S. Geary,
ounty health officer, and Dr. AVm.
V. P. Holt. They were assisted by
liss Vera Beard and Miss Irene S.
ann, county health nurses. Mrs.
Leonard Carpenter and Mi's. K. G.
Jurgess of the County Health associa
ion and Miss Josephine Koppes as
isted with records.
The children with defects were re
erred to their family physician for
urther diagnosis and treatment,
i'here were no serious defects found
iv there were defects that might be
:ome serious very soon if not attend
;d to.
The interest of the mothers in these
ilinles is great a large number of
ippointments have already been made
or the next clinic to be, held on May
!. 1925.
CiiTholio (liuifh.
South Oakdale and 11th street.
Masses at 8 and 10:30 a. in.
Iteuedictinn after the last mass.
Rev. b W. Itluck, Pastor
MINING NEWS OF SOUTHWESTtRN OREGON
Edited by Southwestern Oregon Mining niirean.
T'
Glad TiUiUKH M Us ion
Services Sunday as follows
10:00 Sunday school.
11:00 Sermon by Mrs.
Icenhour.
3:00 Sermon by Rev. B.
ler.
5:00 Young people's meet
Every one gladly welcomed
tend all of the meetings.
Have loiirideiifv in .Mining. j
Suspicion tf mining, fostered by the
fanatic dervishes who started the blue
sky law craze, is beginning todlmin-it-h
in other business riicb's. Money
is pouring into tho mining industry
from outside channels. The old game
is getting back on Its feut. Organi
zations and publications that led in the
George ussaull against the mining business
are beginning to repent and change
C. Mil- their tune. Now and then a great
I newspaper departs from its recent
n g. course and begins to feature mining
to
The production con
silver, lead, zinc and
Tho English Kvniigeilcal
Church.-
. 512 Went 4th St v
Rev. Edwin J. Johnson, pastor.
Services Sunday, April 26.
Sunday school, 10 a. m.
Divine service, n a. m.
C'oeur d'Al'Mie,
sifted uf gold.
copper.
The dividends paid by mines for
1924 In tho Cofur ri 'alone amounted
to $4,487,532, and the grand total of
dividends in pi at district amounted to
$114.16?.6u5.
Realizing the importance of mining,
tho 1 Seattle Mining Men's club has
been organized, and weekly luncheons
are being held.
The nexf meeting of the Mining Bu
reau will be held at the rooms of the
bureau on May 2. There is going to
be a crowd down from Gold Hill, and
many others havo promised to be here.
view, of the prospective develop-
at- as a news subject and favor It editor-
I ily. Few of the exclusive business
. . I papers, as yet, pay any attention to
Iaitheran mining thnt Its Importance to the ment in the Immediate future every
world deserves. The New York Jour- members is urged to he present at the
nal of Commerce, the New York Coin- meeting and make whatever sacrifice
mercial, the Chicago-Journal of Com-1 is necessary. Tho recent strike at the
merce, the similar papers in Portland Greenback mine, tho resumption of
and San Francisco, are pitifully In-the activity all along Coyote Creek,
complete In this particular. The Seat- the placer, development along Foots
The newly elected church officers the Journal of Commerce is beginlng Creek, the projected tunnel and devel
Vrlll be installed at this service. to carry mining news. Washington opment work at Gold Hill, and the
Come and unite in fellowship and state newspapers, which supported the resumption of activity at Gellcc are all
worship with -us.
You are welcome.
. Talent Full Gospel Church.
City Hall, Talent.
9.4 5. Bible school session. Les
son, Acts 172431. "God the Trinity
His Power and Deity."
11. Sermon by layman.
Evening services: -
7:45. Song ' service. Sermon
Howard Gore of Ashland.
Evangelistic services conducted
Mrs. Ayers and Miss Isenberger will
begin soon at City Hall, Talent. Watch
for further announcement.
by
by
Mr. and Mrs. Shearer, Scottish or
ganist and solist, who are to give
ncrpil winpcrt - rind nhifi or van
ecltal Sunday 7:30 p. m. at the First 11
PentOTOstal Mission.
128 East Main street. E. F. ning
ham pastor. Residence No. 16, Mis
tletoe street.
Hunday school, 10 a. m. preaching
7:30 p. m. Young people's
Splendid 0
Sunday Dinners
at
Hotel Medford
$1
i y
s
KiiptiHt church have many friends ""k " i. m. ana-ween preacn
nd admirers in Medford, who have i"B Wednesday nnd Saturday, 7:30 p.
Hoard tlicin before in this city, the . .Street meeting each meeting
Collowlne urogram will bo presented,"1'''1' at i p.
blue sky advocates when tho epidemic indications of what we may expei
broke out, are mostly on the other side The erection of the Worton plant
or non-committal now with the ex-i for the treatment of black smuts is
ception of the Seattle Times and V. I. well under way, equipment is bclnc
Recently the New York Herald- Installed and Mr. Worton states that
Tribune, one of the most conservative he hopes to be ready for work by May
dallies in the east, created consider- J. These men have shown themselves
able chagrin among certain Investment to be live wires and merit the full sup
brokers by publishing the following port of the mining fraternity. Kveiy
opinion: j miner, whether he Is a black sand
"One of the things that investment man or not, should make himself fa
bankera have had to admit is that the miliar with this activity,
gold and sijver dividends of the United A month from the next meeting, the
States during the past two years are annual meeting of tho bureau will be
greater than tho combined dividends held. Plans for this affair will be
of all banking institutions of this formulated, committees will bo made,
country, and on the head of that the 'and a general discussion of ways and
government figures show that the av- 'means will be held. .
erage returns on capital invested by The recent reports concerning the
banking interests to be about 6 per oil well at Eugene should bring shame
cent, while the returns on mining was to that group of short sighted citizens
182 per cent, nnd Dunn and Urad- who throw cold wnter on all efforts
street show that only 32 per cent of toward development of the latest le
mming investment fail against 64 per sources of the state. Whether the vl
cent failure in other lines of busi- elnlty of Eugenie shall become a full
ness." 'justification of the efforts of sinking a
The impression is rapidly spreading ell, nnd those who promoted tho work
A tire made
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Fair Grounds Pavilion
Finest "Open-Air" Pavilion in the Statel
METROPOLITAN DANCE MUSIC BY
"DINTY MOORE'S "ALL-STAR"
PAVILION ORCHESTRA
8 Pieces Count 'em 8
"MEET ME AT THE PAVILION"
Sunday evening
Organ
, "Doric Toccata"
! "IargttiettoV. . . .
Voice
j "23rd Psalm". .
prgrtn
'Air varied-. .
'Sonata in G" .
'Highland Romance1
"Ecologue"
voice
Hlesn the ' Lord".
Tonight Evangelist J. M. Tloblson of
that the whole .blue sky hysteria was must ho regarded at the present time
Portland. Ore., will be with ua niraln. cunnmKiy UGVisea v a fixoup or Aew:ua public benefactor. We, of south-
Bach D not U to hera her. as she hringsork Rnd ChlcaRO financial houses to .western Oregon, who have found it
,n message of interest to nil. Bet contro1 of a fireater share of the 'such a difficult struggle to maintain
''Ma urn- an nf hnnlr fn i lupita in flta
.Clark Hayden Tho" Salvation Army. ' mIlldIn . wwif nml moiinlllln
. . . .Thos. Arne Eugene, who will preach at tonight's
J. H. Shearer meeting at 8 o'clock.
. .. H. Parker' Also to attend our Sunday services
int 11
. .Ivanoff getting
m.,
the
nnd 7:30 p. m., not for
"peppy" Sunday school
"Nobody Knows the Trouble"., I
Orgnn I
'Marche Milltairo'. .' Gounod
Voice
The Procession" .Frank
Organ
i "Bohemesque" "WoMtenholme
; The explanatory talks before each
number add to the interest and
pleasure of the numbers presented.
Those desiring to have good seats are
Sundnv school 10 a
requested to.Jje on. time,. u-s4he eeat- j Bitmap superintendent.
ing capacity of the church will oe all,
taxed.
PWORTH LEAGUE IN
SESSION A! G.
'Tho Snlvnllon Army.
o I'xiuuiujr ......... ..hf ,. H 1
you to hear Rev. Lillian Cray, of '
' of Vila In onip l.iclnn.,. I v. ,, 1
pendent on the caprices of wind, water
and winter. No cyclone ever blew an
ore body out of the owners ground.
Railroads are falling . now and then,
due to ship and motorbus'competi
tlon. There Is competition among
mines, but no substitutes for miner
als. Public utility corporations are
finding it increasingly difficult to pay
dividends because of the growth of rate
regulation and demands for public
ownership. There is no serious move
ments for nationalization of minerals.
great industrial - corporations,
whose shares are attracting public at-
jtention, are practically without excep
tion, heavy users of mine products;
I they cannot grow and prosper with
out adding to the demand for tho
stores of nature's warehouse.
' Mining Is not today and never was
piker's game. But as a substan-
meet 'at 2:30 p. m. , "Gold star"
contest In connection with latter
now on; old and young alike take
part.
Yours for' plain, evory-day re
ligion, which makes you happy.
! Free Methodist Church.
I Corner 10th and Ivy.
Rev. J. D. McCormick, pastor.
n., Florence Tno
Classes ior
H.
The Epworth League of the South
rn Oregon district of the Methodist
Episcopal church Is holding a three
lays' meeting nt Grants Pass.
The meeting Is being attended by
.n u ,u..e, il'" Wrnnlr
II over the southern part of the
state. It will continue over Sunday. I
Preaching 11 a. m.- Rev. C.
Jerome of Ashland will preach.
Young People's Meeting, 6:30, led
by Susan Vimont.
Song and praise, praise, , 7:30.
preaching 8:00, by Rev. Jerome.
Street meeting at 7:00, led by Rev.
I-illlia n Gray. This is a "homey"
enjoy the services. 'Revival services th rn,Iro(,f, n fnrnv n nmm.ln
bossed power or gas plant, nnd many
mining Industry will all lie gratified
at this justification uf the - Olson
Brothers' enterprise. , Nothing suc
ceeds like success, nnd the outlook for
the smelter rit Gold Hill Is very much
better..
The recent unprecedented rainfall
has raised all the streams much to the
surprise and chagrin of the placer
miners, many of whom, had cleaned
up, and closed down for the season,
and with the snow in the mountains,
and the unusual amount of moisture
in the ground, the year's run promises
to be of long duration.
It is interesting to note the contrast
between the development of the plati
num resources in . this part of the
world, the Ural mountains, nnd like
flection. ,Tho Engineering and Min
ing Journal devotes page after page
to an exposition of the platinum possi
bilities in the wilds of South Africa,
and the. Russian frontier, but can
hardly spare room for a commenda
tory paragraph on our deposits hero
at home. Millions are readily avail
able for these far away porjocets in
TN A FEW MATTERS we
Westerners gladly hand the
naltn to our Eastern friends.
Building subways and sky
tlal business proposition, a producing which half of the money Is wasted, nnd
mine with any considerable ore body
all the week. Watch for special no
tices of the meetings.
A large delegation from the First
hurch here are attending, and th
JZL f i.i"R'upe From God's Wrath
ng service. Dr. A. L. Howorth r i C
Portland and Dr. S. A. Dan ford of ! , , Epworth League meets at 7
yi uuin. aiwi una . loym - uana oi
Main Street Mctlwdist Church.
Corner Main and v, Oakdale. J. B.
Coan, pastor.
The Bible school meets at 9:45. Dr.
Roberts, superintendent. A
live growing school.
Morning worship at- -i'H.: Evening
service at 8 o'clock. Morning theme.
"The Customs of Jesus." Evening,
Mes-
Eugene are
omorrow.
the principal speakers 1
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ealers.
In their nd today the company
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Radio Programs
for Tonight
leaguers.
Midweek service Wednesday' even
lnir at 7:30.
You will find a real welcome at this
homelike church. : ,
First Christian Church. ' .-
Corner Ninth and South Oakdale.
D. J. Howe, minister. Residence 25
South Orange. Services every Lord's
Day. .
9:45 a. m. Bible school. M. E. Ol
son, superintendent. "BtEROr and
better all the time," is the motto.
Classes for all, old and young. Large
adult class taught by the pastor.
'11 a. m. Communion and preach
ing.1 Sermon: "The" Mission of
Christ."
7 p. m. Christian Endeavor meeting.
A splendid training school for the
young people in things worth while.
8 p. m. Evangelistic service. Ser
mon: "Sin and Its Punishment."
Special music - for each service.
"Church night" on Wednesday even
ing at 8 o'clock. All are cordially In
vited to attend these services.
factory. Mining Trulth
Outside Mining Items of Interest.
Idaho, in 1924, produced $28,837.
540 from her mines, according to the
recent report of State Mine Inspector
Campbell. Of this amount $26,130,
399 was produced in one district the
half of tho balance in transportation.
The grass is always greener in your
own back yard.
Work has again been started on the
Cohen mine in the Holland district,
between the Siskron and tho Moswell.
In the 70's this mine was a largo pro
ducer, but has been Inactive for some
years. This mine is a free gold propo
sition, and should become a large
proposition. '
meeting at 6:30, on account of the
big annual convention, which is
being held in Grants Pass for the
Epworth League of southern Oregon.
The evening service will be held at
7:30. There will be special music.
the pastor will preach about "God's
Mountains." You will find a most
cordial Welcome. We want you to
come.
J WILLARD BE TOE,
, : , Pastor.
KFI. Los Angeles, 468.5
to 9, program presented
is Angeles Examiner. 9
pedal program presented
ngrld Aeneson Boyd, soprano,
ho Pastel Trio piano, violin
First Church of Christ, Scientist.
meters, Authorized branch of ' The Mother
by the Church, the First Church of Christ,
to lO.UScientist. in Boston, Mass.
by the: Services are held every Sunday at 11
and o'clock, church edifice, 212 North Oak
andldale. Subject for Sunday, April 26:
cello. 10 t oil, Packard Radio club, Probation After Death.
featuring .Way Watts, the Carlsoni hunday school at 9:45. Applicants
lsters, Dorothy Cleveland ana under the age of twenty may be ad-
fcthars. . muted.
KH.T, Los Angeles, 405.2 meters. Wednesday evenings, which Include
00 to 10:30, program through the testimonies of Christian Science heal-
ourtesy of William E. Bush, Inc.. lings, at 8 o'clock.
lerce-Arrow Motor Car and Truck 1 Tne Reading room, which Is In the
lealers. 10:30 to 11:30, Art Hlck- Medford building. Is open dally from
nan'a dance orchestra from the Bllt- 12 to 4. except Sundays and holidays,
nore Hotel. 11:30 to 2:00, weekly' All authorized Christian Science litcr-
Irogram of the "Lost Angels of mure may'be read, borrowed or purT
w. H. J." with Majestic Six Orches- chased. . -. -
a, KHJ string quartet . and other The public is cordially invited to at
avorltes. . I tend the services an dvisit the reading
KFWB. Hollywood, 252 meters, 9 room.
o 10, Bradley Wright. Margaret
vernan, singer.' Cora Thome Bird,
harles Beauchamp, tenor. 10 to .11,
Varner Bros, program conducted by
larry Seymour. 11 to 1:00, Mont
nartre Cafe Pance music.
Kfo, San Francisco. 428.3 meters.
; to 12. Art Weidner s Dance orches'
First Baptist Church.
North Central and 6th streets. Fred
erick R.. Leach, pastor.
0:46 a. m. Bible school with best
of teaching facilities. A. J. Anderson,
superintendent. New pupils always
welcome.
11 a. m. "Is Religion a Necessity?"
t Anthem,, "The King's Business."
Soprano solo, "Eternity," (by re
quest.) Mrs. Scott.
6:30 p. m. B. Y. P. U. Helen
Leach, leader. Special music and
closing day. of contest with Grants
Pass.
7:30 p. m. Sacred concert and or
gan recital by Mr. J. H. Shearer, em
inent Scottish organist, and Annie
Shearer. Don't fall to hear these two
artists.
Tuesday, 2:30 p. m. Woman's Aux
iliary, at home of Mrs. Justin Judge,
Griffin Creek. ,
Wednesday and Thursday, assocla
tlonal meeting at Ashland. Prayer
meeting omitted. '
Thursday, 7:30 pi m. Choir rehear
sal. ,
"Some people are more concerned
about deals than . ideais." , Worship
with us Sunday.
Presbyterian Church.
Corner Main and Holly.
.Jlev. E. Percy Lawrence, minis
ter, 613 S. Newtown, residence 41
S. Holly.
0:45 A. M. Bible school. Come
with us. ; Bring your Bible nnd unite
with 8tmo class for the study of the
most helpful book the world knows.
Know God's word. Classes for all
ages and grades, from beginners to
adults, from 3 to 100.
11 n. m. Sermon "Faith and
works." following up tho message
of last sabbath on "The Triumph
of Faith." The quartet consisting of
Mrs. James Collins, Mrs. Edna Isancs,
George Maddox nnd Dr. w. W. How
ard, will sing two strong nnthems.
repeating by special request ono of
the Easter nnthems. ThiH will prob'
ably be tho Inst time Mr. Mndilox
will sing with the quartet before
leaving for his Chautauqua engage
ment with Ellison and White.
7:30 p. m. Message on "Where
Are Those Who Died With a Chris
tian's Faith?" This will be nn in
teresting message following the Ens
ter story of tho resurrection vic
tory. The girls chorus will furnish
special music. Every one 1r enjoy
ing tho fine music furnished by
these sweet .young voices so ably
drilled by Mrs. McCorklo.
6:30 p. m. Christian. Endeavor.
Topic, "Friendliness Through Edu
cation nt Missions." Acts 18:11-11.
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The Busy Corner Motor. Co.
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Urst Methnrllst KpLwonal Cliurch,
West Main and Iaurel. "
Sunday school at :45, W. W.
AValker. supt. The mornlnp; hour of
worship at 10:50. The chorus will
stnir "Jubilate Deo." Schubert soloist,
Mrs. Van Scnyoc and Mr. MclJonoueh
i. pluyin at the Fairmont hotnl. nml ' rnd KinOly I.lKht." flinsintrl
K'lO. Onklnnil, 3(11 meters, SMI0, .IIs I'nrrelt anrl Mr. Mnr ri.inuRh
ttullo prOKiam. 10' to 1:00, dance for the oflcrtory. The subject of
music program by Henry Halstead's the service will be "The Possibility
orchestra and soloists, Hotel St. of the Believer." The Epworth
Francis, San Krancisco. league will not hold their dtvotlonal
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