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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (May 5, 1925)
O O MEDFORT) MA'li; TRTKtTXE. MEttFQflT), ORKfiOX, TUESDAY, MA Y ", 1 92.") PAdE flffiEE REVIVAL SERVICES HINDU HEALER IS MAIN AND KNTRAL ARRESTED AFTER A CONffiCEIRTS, "inn iiim'ii nii';'i'iiiMij! :.il.niiil:.!,lui'a June Designers Justin o o June-" .Standard Designer Patterns In ALL THIS WEEK HOTEL GUN PLAY UP TO THE POLICE PHONE 31 RUSSELL'S Mra. J.SM.' Robinson, who has been conducting a series of revival meetings in Medford, changed her name last Saturday and is now Mrs. J. M. James, having married her sorig leader, Mr. J. James, 'and the happy brlao and groom wil conduct a series of Important open air meetings during the present week. The first revival topic to be delivered on Main street tomorrow nlht will be "The Prophetic Age or God's Chosen People; the next sermon will be on the .Ark of; the Covenant, the third the Creative Week, and the fourth Lost and Restored, and the last Popular Amuaflments With the Lid Off." In the message, "The Creative Week,' Evangelist James will present the Scriptural reckoning of time and Ood's plan of the different ages, show ing authority to prove the closing of the Creative Week, or what Is termed the Second Coming of the Lord. In Lost and Restored, the message WllJ be set from clear Biblical facts of the church power, Its loss In the Dark Ages, and the period of Ritualism. In addition to the regular service Wednesday night there will be a heal ing: meeting where the sick will be prayed for. Tomorrow night the Prophetic Age sermon will be delivered at the corner of Main and Central. Saturday night there will be an open air meeting and Sunday night will be a dedicating service for llttlo children and bab i es with se rmo n to p 1 c "The Lambs-in- His Arm or the, Children nnd the Kingdom." Thepublic is cordially invited to at tend all these services. Evangelist .James wishes particularly to publicly tlihank the Davis Transfer cotnpuny for 'donating a truck for the special open air services. t . SEATTLE, May 5. Shots were ex changed in a hotel room hero early today when department of justice agents arrested "Colonel" Dinshan 1. Clhadiali, a healer, who represented himself as a former commander of the New York police reserve air ser vice. Other than that he had been sought more than four years, no rea son was given for his detention. Officers declared they found Gha diali's baggage packed and a railroad ticket to Philadelphia among hie effects. , Receiving no response to their knocking the agents opened Ghadl ali's door and were greeted with a shot, the bullet lodglnging in a wall. The shot was returned with equally poor marksmanship, after which the heajer was overpowered und disarmed. PORTLAND, . May . 5. Colonel Ghadlali is wanted by department of justice agents in Portland, they ad mitted today, but did not disclose on what charge. Ghndiali registered at a, hotel here last Thursday and checked out Satur day. On Thursday and Friday nights, officers said, he held "curing seances," to which invitations had arrival. Ghadlali claims to be a Parsee, and to have taken out first citizenship papers, according - to Immigration Commissioner R. P. Ronham. DETROIT, May 5. George D. Ko mar, 53, walked into a police station here today and askfd to be arrested for the theft of ? 10,000 from the City of Maplewood, Mo., a St. Louis sub urb, of which for eight years, he was treasurer. The money, he said, had been lost at the gambling tnbles. Ko njar said he left Maplewood two weeks ago. "No one there knows where I am," he said, "but 1 couldn't ga on. j My conscience wouldn't let me. I want to go back and face the music." Kumar is a bachelor. l-'lhdicriuaii Is Drowned KELSO, . Wash., May 5. The Co lumbia river between Kelso and Ka huna is being dragged today in search of the body of Ed Hett, 57. old time Kelso fisherman, who is believed to have been drowned while fishing near the mouth of the Cowlitz river. Ills boat was found adrift this morning, containing a few fish. CHICAGO, May 5. Mrs. Stella Costlgan Carson of Linden, Iowa, testified today beforo the coroner that . Mrs. Emma Nelson 'MeClintock "was hardly dead," beforo Mrs. Wil liam. .D. Shepherd had removed a diamond from the dead woman's finger. Mrs. Carson attended Mrs. MeClintock during her last illness 3 6 years ago. Jqdge Harry . Olson has announced that he. is seeking to show that thc deatlisvi-of Mrs. McClintoelc,' vlT0r 86" William, who died last -December, and Judgo Olson's brother, Dr. Oscar Olson,;, who- died five years ago, are part; of a conspiracy to - obtain tho; MeClintock fortune. William D. Shepherd is charged with murdering young MeClintock. SECY. AGRICULTURE TO VISIT OREGON PORTLAND. Ore., May 5. Secre tary William M; JnnUno of the 'de partment of agriculture will spend not less than two days In Portland and environs on his proposed trip to the Pacific coast according to n tele gram received Friday from ' United States Senator McNary by the cham ber of commerce. In all probability ho . will bo here June -20 nnd 27. . Details of his itinerary in are being arranged by his Dean James Jardtne in charge of the experimental station of Oregon Agri cultural college. WOMAN'S, BACK STOPPED ACHING I Suffered Three Years. Re lieved by Taking Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Oregon brother Milt Miller Gets X.. V. Trip ' SALEM, Ore., May 5. Milton . A. Miller of Portland will lenve Thurs day or Friday .of .this week tov; Wow York City where ho will represent Oregon nt a national; child 'welfare conference to.meet May 15 to '20 at the Commodore' Hotel. , Miller is chairman of the ,cfh4ildguw.ly,ra, jcpni-, jfVlsslon "df 'Orpgori.' "" v ' ' I St Paul, Minn. "I have a little girl three years old and ever since her birth l nave surtered witn my back as if it were breaking in two and I -have felt as if some thing were falling also had dizzv snelte and was sick at my stomach every month. I had read several letters of women in the news papers and the drug eist recommended Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com pound to my husband for me. As a re sult of taking it my back has stopped aching and the awful bearing-down feel ing is gone. I feel stronger and do all of my housework and tend to my little girl. I have atao taken Lydia E. Pink ham's Liver Pills for constipation. I have recommended these medicines to some of my friends and you may use this letter as a testimonial if you wish. I will be pleased to answer letters of other women if I can help them by tell ing them what this medicine has done for mo." Mrs. Pptttp, 147 W. Summit Avenue, St. Paul), Minnesota. WEDNESDAY SPECIAL BARGAINS THAT SHOULD INTEREST EVERY THRIFTY BUYER JUST HALF PRICE Oiv all sweaters nnd dress skirts in omv stock. Not a sweater in the lot that is not in the new spring style or that was left over. AVe must elose them out and close them out at a sacrifice to make room, for there is so much summer merchandise we are unahle to properly display now because of no space. OUT THEY GO WEDNESDAY AT JUST HALF PRICE $1.50 JAPANESE ART FLOWER VASES WEDNESDAY SI. 00 All Women's Coats Reduced One-Fourth To make a olearaway of ladies' coats we make this big reduction now. Not a coat in the stock that is nor the an . lin el a new spring coat and we will truarnmee timt V are not liust called srn'inor stvles. but thev reallv ', and cheap at our regular low price, which 1 s now been further reduced for- a- onick a 1 1 T earance ol an coais. less . ' English Broadcloth Dresses of Extra Fine Quality $6.95 You can get English broadcloth in very cheap quality and you can get medium qiuitities,' but these are in real high-grade imported English broadcloth. Candy stripes and plain colors in a variety of stripes and several of the best plain shades. ; Stunning new spring1 models and every one. .is posi- CC tively guaranteed fast color; priced..'...-, "ivw. Dotted Swiss Dresses for Women In at a Wednesday Special Price The greatest. value we have seen in many a day in guaranteed dotted Swiss. Beautiful colors .and in several very charming-models for summer wear. "We know at this price you will want to buy several, so as we have only 50 you should be early $1.98 BE SURE TO SEE OUR WINDOWS FULL OF SPECIALS Boys' and Girls Clubs Meet, 1 Central Point Vnher. tho auspices of tho Parent Teachers association tho Boys and Girls 4-H clubs of Central Point will hold .their achievement program at the school gymnasium, ..Thursday, evening of this woek. These clubs in clude Be wing, home cooking, camp cookery and live stock and huve Just completed a vory successful year.. Demonstrations In all projects will be given Including a demonstration in prune bread making by Rosina and Frances Gallatin of Talent, who wero state champions last year in this pro ject. : . H. C. Seymour, state club leader, I will be present nnd tho public Is in vited to attend. FOR INACTIVE KIDNEYS When the kidneys are in need of a good flushing take FOLK Y PILIS, a diuretic stlmtilnnt for the kidneys. They 'promptly and effectively fush the kidneys, increase their activity bring pleasant relief. London Taylor, Dorchester, Iowa, writes: "I can truth fully say that FOLEY PII..I-S are the best I ever used. I had lots of trou ble with my kidneys and liver; I couldn't lift anything my back was so weak. Every morning I was dizzy, could hardly walk, but now I feel fine." . Sold everywhere. Card of Tluuika We wish to thank, and may God bless, all of those who ministered to the comfort of our Ron, Chester, dur ing his illness, nnd to those who so kindly gave money toward shipping the body to Wichita, Kans., his home. Spe cial appreciation is due I. E. Borders and family- for taking caro of him while sick. MR. AND MRS. O. E. KILIXrROVIC, Wichita, Kans. County Treasurer's' Thirtieth Call for Current Kxjmmi Fund -Warrants. State of Oregon. County of Jackson. Treasury Department. Jacksonville. Oregon May Bth, 1925. Notice is hereby given that there are funds on hand for the redemption of all Jackson county, Oregon, Current Expense Fund warrants (including scalp bounty wnrrants) registered April 2nd, l!t2G. to date. Interest on the above called war rants 'ceases on this, the 5th day of May, 3925. .A. C. WALK Kit. Treasurer of Jackson County, Oregon. 38 Notice to Creditors. In the County Court c the State of tTregon, in and for Jackson County. In the matter of the Estate of Ernest E. Gilbert, Deceased. Notice is hereby given to fit persons having claims against the Estate of Ernest E. Gilbert, deceased, to pre sent them properly verified to the un dersigned b his office. 3n North Cen tral avenue. Medford. Jarkson County. Or'Kon. within six ni"iis from the date of the first publication of tht inotice, which ldate is the 5th d-iy of May. 1925. O. C. HOGGS. Executor of the Estate of Ernest E. 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