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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (June 1, 1925)
3 GENERATIONS OF ROCKEFELLERS AT NEW YORK. June 1. (A. P.) Three generations of Rockefellers; hiive welcomed the Rev. Br. Harry j Emerson Fosrtlek at the start of; his "thrilling adventure." Tester-1 day he made his debut in the pulpit I of the t'ark Avenue Baptist church, yfoich he intends transforming Into a free church where all Christians may worship, regardless of creed. Dense lines of expectant worship pers, two blocks Ions, were turned awfly. Police were called upon to handle the crowds. Tht sermon over, it wns two hours before the edifice was clenred of people. John D. Rockefeller was the first to congratulate Dr. Fos dlck for "the eloquent and moving sermon." John D. Rockefeller, Jr., next clasped the preacher's . hand. Then came his son, Winthrdp. 'John D., Jr., asked to comment, replied: TJie Rockefellers were, besieged by parishoners. The elder oil magnate presented new dimes to several chil dren. - Dr. Fosdick in his sermon gener alized upon the conditions under MEDFOKD MATH 'gTNTHTXE, fFDFOR l, OTCEfiONT, MONDAY, .TUNE 1, J92." which he accepted the pastorate, llu had asked among other things tlt the church be made "Inclusive," wifli br.ptism by inimeiHion left optional. He said he marvelled at the cour age of the congregation in embarking with him on a "thrilling adven ture." , officer, will examine the children, ! Corr all and Cecil A. ('! Autos nTid were satisfied with very much assisted by Miss Irene Mann, an(l-tnnl fh njlWv smu-A-niitv n limit 'ess in nuantity and variety. i eight miles, and located on the W, ( P. Payno ranch, which has been I CHILD'? WELFARE MEET AT MIS JUNE 3 A . child welfare conference will Miss Vera nuiscs. Parents of the Beaver creek anil Wat kins districts are urged to regis ter their pre-schnol and school ago children before Wednesday. Call Jacksonville 4! 1 for anointments. offered to scouts at camp. Sams creek the place and tbo many opportunities n week end runs through ! location offers for scouts A flag raiding game was arranged ami had been III progress aWout an hour, when It -tartcd to rain, both wre w oiling coiuinued until hard to win, one side was capturing their oppo- con- iddes and successful In pra.-tice their out-door requirements )n t,)e tr, hoino (ho nin exploring parties were lormcu , ti(,ul.(1 aiul a8 the ,,.U(,k used ( many interesting reports were turn-, trn mrt lhe imv wha not covered, ed in, including the locatoin of a p Qlw rei.elvetj hlH fuU sluu.e (lf gold miners outfit, (pan, pick, etc.) th(J wu,er tuu, ul.rWed humo coU1 a quail nest contain-ng a number of ((Ul 1,,, eggs and a very strong sulphur 1 ' Hprlnff. Li,. . r, n Each scout was equipped with hs Winter dpOMS t arm own lunch; some of these turned j out to be regular dinners, including 1 Picture's Background -.After taking part in the Memo be conducted at Watkins school on rial Day parade last Saturday morn- Wednesday, June 3. by the Jackson ' Ing a party of thirty-five scouts 'meat, potatoes, cocoa and desert, nil; County Health unit. (left Med ford about one-thirty to find prepared over open fires, while Spectacular winter sports, such ns Dr. V. S. Oearey, county health the Mystery Trail, In charge of O. L. others were not so hard to please nre engaged In in Switzerland, consti tute portion of the beautiful back- ut the Rialto theater tonight. -; The scenes for this sequence .of tn"e . story were "shot" In Canada at Lake Louise. There are skiing, skating, to bogganing, dog races and races (t)'s' , tween horse drawn sleights. There im ' of snow that breaks down everything , in its patch. . - -v ' Jackie Coognn, ns the modern juven ile counterpart of the hero of "riiVhV"'' Inson Crusoe," has a glorious time his newest role, opening at the Rialto" theater tomorrow matinee. The, Btoyy tells of an orphan of a San Francisco' '' police hero embarking on a trailjpV;, chooner, bound for Australia. i.. ,.., Clean cotton rags wanted at Mall Tr1bnn nfflnn . Wednesday Specials Medford is a Good Place to Do Your Tradin 2: These Bargains are not for Tuesday WEDNESDAY ONLY! At The Men's Shop Medford Fur. & Hdw. Co. At McDonald's At Medford Hardware & Next to Rialto Theater North Bartlett Street 225 West Main Street- OpOrtlllg LnOOClS L,0. The Live Hardware Merchant Offers Underwear . Console Sets Oranges Preserving Kettles Extra special! Athletic under- 'm f ' A f. r California oranges, not from tl.c " AAr Gray (Mianu preserving kettles. PTf wear, values up to $1.25; Wed- 7 k C Pour-piece console set, regular U XC peddlers' pack. Buy 'em ly the 7 U tuZ in S S nesday special , B value $l.o0; Yednesday special.. J J yard.. hd 14-quart, "Wednesday W. A. Kinney Fur. House At Louie's Cash Grocery At The Golden Rule At the Medford Pharmacy " Medford's Largest Department Store Corner Main and Central South Central St. Phone 271 ! Water Pitcher Pineapple Children's Hose Safety Razors m , , , ' " , -i i . i i i ii sr. With cvevy purchase of Wood- Two-quart glass water pitcher, f(C Children s black and brown f f p burv's m: Palmer's shavin" y rv just" the' thing for lemonade; I Large No. 2 can sliced pineapple, jl "derby ribbed hose, regular 45c; cream, 35c, we will give a Dm" f ff regular 50c value, Wednesday. .. M. J Wednesday special Wednesday special hi J ham-Duplex safety razor JL 3L JJ T i i At TheM.M. Dept.Store tledford Building . t i Shoes Women's white canvas shoes $5.00 values; Wednesday , $1-00 At Medford Book Store , 34 NorthCentral Ave... ,'. ..,.. .. , , , ...i. 1 Crater Lake Prints At Lamport's Sporting V Goods & Hardware urater LiRiio water color prints, r l r (50c values 25) 50 226-230 East Main Ice Cream Freezers Tvvn-minvf o-.nlv.nii'ofl ice piram IK 9 I V freezers, Wednesday special 89 The Japanese Art 6 Variety Store 12 North BartlettCW. Lambrecht ' ... ....- .-ti Mixing Bowl is r Nest, of five phiss inixiiifr bowls. I 1 . . o o 7 Wednesday special '. 69 At Russell's Formerly Deuel's Child's Jap Parasols 50 m. .'i .i t i i . i lionllicj n-l inniiir i-MAfir Inoin-uci lik H HI V all waterproof At Heath's Haskins' Drug Stores As Near to You as Your Phone , Red Wheelbarrows 23 We had a number of red wheel barrows left over from the holi- T (, clays, nicy were just tne tiling for- the kiddies, cheap for 68c. At Model Clothing Co. 126 East Main St. "VALUE AND QUALITY" Silk Socks Men's and young men's fancy silk socks, $1.25 values; Wednes day special 80' At Franklin's Medford's Newest and Finest Light Lunch ftnim lint rlirmm" sniifl wiVli nnrl - a Ife V dessert; Wednesday special .'. 35 Auto Supply & Parts Co. Doc Wright and Chal Strange Inner Tube 30x312 inner tube and 30x31., ff iO boot, reirular $2.10 value: Wed- r 1 " nesda', one to a customer Jl At H. E. Marsh's Grocery 130 East Main Phone 2S2 Fluff Cake Flour 28 r pinff cnlce flonv. somethiri!r new: m V . - J o 7 Wednesday special, package The Store for Everybody At Mann's Dept. Store Everybody Dress Goods 69 , rfb-mcii , crepes, ratines, nnens 1 1 r nesday special, yard At Mordoff & Woolf St. Tea Kettles 217 West Main St. -rv i t . a i ni i'ive-quart aluminum tea icettie, i f 1 f i unniiui yuiiK.iy iiiiti juiiciicu aluminum; regular $1.65 values.. 98 212 West Main Phone 12 At People's Electric Store Phone 12 Flash Lights Flashlights, regular value $1.50; $1.00 Wednesday special JL At West Side Pharmacy Mafn and Grape Sts. Chocolates Assorted chocolates, nound G9c: I II V Vi-pound 19 Buy Here and Bank the Difference At Gates & Lydiard nk the Difference Dish Pans 98 r Wbito nnnmrilnrl rlisli nnris. ues to $1.50; Wednesday , At The Hub Shoe Store 105 East Main 8t Pumps and Oxfords 60 pairs women's pumps and oc oxfords taken from all lines of X.Xj shoes up to $10.00 values; Wed- y nesday special V AtCM.Kidd&Co. 223 East Main St. Shoes Women's qv hoes, oxfords and QC straps, values to $10.00; fair run r 4,7J of sifes; Wednesday J ' At The Colonial Southern Oregon's Finest Bakery Hot Cross Buns Special for Wednesday onl, per dozen 18 Rex Cafe & Pastry Shop 121 East Main Street , Shoppers' Lunch A special lunch for WcdncHilay shop pers, 11:30 A. M., to 2:00 P. M. for - 40c At The Model Pharmacy Opposite Groceteria If You Can't Come Phone 66 Rubber Baby Pants Free With every purchase of bahy needs amounting to 7oc we will, give one pair "High Quality rubber baby pants .