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MEDFORD MATIi TitTBUTE, MEDFOKD. qf)T?ECioff, SATURDAY, JUKE 1.1. 102.T
VJCT, TTTRET3
or
CONTRACT IS LET
FOR NEW M'GEE
BLDG, ASHLAND
S FIRST PRIZE
E
AQHT 4VD .Tutia 3 A. T... Tjimb
secured the contract for . th new
McGee building, .upon- ,which con
atruction work la expected to begin
within the next ten days; the build
ing to be ready for occupancy by
September first. Mr, McGee hopes
23 CHILDREN OF. .
PRE SCHOOL AGE
ATTENDED MEETING
St. Murk's 1-'pls(ipal
Corner Nurth Oakdale and Fifth St.
h" a. in.. Holy Communion; 10 a. m.,
Sunday school; 11 a. in., morning
Her vice.
Wm. B. Hamilton, Vicar.
THE PIUZE WIXXKHS.
First prize, $25, "Itaialnutta"
Mrs. L. M. Fisher, Gold Hill.
Twenty-three pre-school age chil
dren attended the child welfare con
ference in Jacksonville Tuesday after
noon by the Jackson County Health 'jert, Theological class, "The Tempta-
Church of Jesus Cluist of ljiiicr Day
Saliits
In Woodman hall, over Medford Na
tional bank.
Sunday school at 10:30 a. m. Sub
livered by the pastur on "A tiood
Soldier of Christ." Our mid-week
eting at 7:45 on Wednesday even
ing. The lesson will bo found in
Isafah 55. Our Sunday school will
give its Children'! Day program a
week from tomorrow evening, at
o'clock, June 21. We extend a spec
ial invitation to the boys at Camp
Jackson.
Second prize, 10. "Rays N unit in co-operation with the Jack-
Delight" Mrs. S.
tn hnvn a atnnb all wtthtn tha ntW
quarters by the end of the first week a0, Nrlh "oll' st" Medford.
in September., The structure will be 1 ,urd. Prl- "Tropical
Brynjolt'sson son County Health association. The
conference was held for "the children
of the Jacksonville and Griffin Creek
tion of Jesus.'
Classes for all ages, all welcome. No
collections.
Military Church Srrvlc.
The entire command will assemble
for divine worship adjoining brigade
headquarters Sunday morning at 9
o'clock. Subject of address "Ameri
ca's Defense." Hand music with mass
ringing. Special music by Medford
j triple quartet. The public 4s cordially
inviieo.
' Col. Win. S. Gilbert. Chaplain.
one story of reinforced concrete .. srVT ford. , d ' 8 ' r 1 c 8- Examination included
Fourth nrlze. 1. -Dad'- Ue- weiBhlnB and measuring, dental, eye, I
iiunureu unu liny mei jn meuatue-i , - - . ... . ,
ments. Above the front window.' "" Mr. H.-F. Piatt. 8!6 j ear. nose, throat, heart, lungs and
there will be a mezzanine floor and hMi Jackson street, Medford. body1 examination. This conference
nt the back, nnother. where the of--t Mfth nrize- l "Ohsogood" ,.waa arranged by Miss Irene .Mann.
Mrs. C. E. Lane, Ashland. public health nurse.
Sixth prize, 1 "Mammy's Kxaminers and assistants were Dr.
rrlde" Miss 8. Greenleaf, 006 V. S. Gearey, county health officer;
So. Fir St., Medford. Miss Irene Mann and Miss Vera
Seventh prize, H "Schillings Beard, public health ntirses; Miss
Economy Sulco Cake" Delia Jonephlne Koppes, offico secretary,
the mayor', appointment ratified ' atovenson, 1,2 c strcot, . m,,, cum, imc
Gowdy a few days ago occasioned.. : - ;
the vacancy filled by the appoint-
ment of Mr. Frost. . v ' ,x x; I ' - . " " " '
R. E. Detrick reported that all i The winner of the first prize In
ffees and rest rooms will be located.
The front of the building has been
planned very attractively to display
goods to the best possible advantage.
O. M. Frost was named city judge
at last night's council meeting and
Baptist Church
A fine program is la store for wor
shipers at our church next Sunday.
The Cjholi will render some notable
numbers at both morning and evening
services. Mrs. R. Wx Richardson will
preside nt the pipe organ.
Our new pastor. ' Dr. W. H. Eaton.
is here and will speak nt both ser
vices Sunday. Morning subject, "First
Things First." evening subject, "Five
Roads to Heaven."
Mrs. Leonard Carpenter of the
Jackson County Public Health asso
ciation, provided transportation for
those not having a way to come, to
I hf 'nil fcrtrte a ml ponnril u utm-o
needful option, had been secured -the Schilling chfef's "name the cake"! ,h.. i,v m rv,i iiu ,i n..
on property to be purchaaed for the contest was Mrs., L. M. . Fisher of Frank Llndley of the Jacksonville
new normal Bite and that 'the part Oold Hill, Ore, and. the UBBt,stionlcommltee 0f the Public Health asso
of Ashland street that is on the that carried off the honors was'clatlon. VliRinia Fick and Marporie
tract, and two short streets will be "Ilalslnutta." ' lundley. of Jacksonville, directed the
vacated.- It la stated that anyone Winners of tho other six ' cash mothers to the county health unit
wismng to. Know oeians.pt me pur- prizes ana the names : suggested ny
rhase may do so by consulting R. E. them are given In Hie list printed
Detrick.' " - above . . r . . . .
'' City Electrician C. A. Malone was. The judges, Mrs. A B Cunningham!
granted a fifteen day vacation that Mrs. Jonas Wold and Mrs. E. N.
he might attend the annual encamp- Vllm met at Hotel Medford, this
ment of Battery B, O. N. O. ; I morning and, after carefully " con-
The DeMolay. vln enjoy their sldering all the names suggested, de
postponed picnic at ' Happy Camp cided upon the seven prize winners.
Sunday, -starting at 10 a. m. Fathers. Kueh name suggested was submitted
stjd mothers of Vie boys .are invited, to the judges by number and their
Vnsh and meat for the lunches' will decision was made without knoui
be furnished by the boys. . , edge of the namo of any contestant.
Mrs. Aaron Andrews the Misses The names of those winning prizes
hlttrle and Abble Andrews' and their wero announced by the Schilling chef
guests, Mr. Malcolm Pnrker and Miss following the decision and checks
May Parker, of San IDego 'spent a were Immediately mailed to tho buc
dellghtful day In the Applegate cessful contestants. .
country Friday. A ' picnic dinner.l Tho prize offer of the Schilling
cooked In the open, a call On friends chef - aroused a great deal of inter
In Medford and dinner at ' the home est, not only In Medford, but In all
of Mrs. Grace E. Andrews rounded surrounding towns as well.
out a pleasant outing.
offices.
- Child welfare panels, telling of the
proper care of children, were on dis
play. 1 These papeia were loaned by
the ' Medford -chapter of the Ameri
can Red Cross. " Literature distributed
was furnished by the Metropolitan
Insurance company and the United
States department of labor.
The next child welfare conference
Is to bo conducted ill Central Point,
Monday afternoon, June 15.
Medford Rotary
Club News
An event of the week was Ladles'
In addi- Night given by the Medford Kotary
I tion .to the entry counon published ;club. Dinner was served at 6:30 in
Misa Gertrude Engle has returned In The. Mail Tribune'.' several 'thous-.l the Dlnty Moore dining room of the
from her work at Richmond to spend and coupons were distributed by 36 .Hotel Medfojrdr . M
the vacation with home folks. . She mocers who co-onerated with the Besides the usual number of stunts
reports the school year a very pleas-j chef - in connection with ' his prize by member a very fine program had.
ant, although a busy one. ,; , offer. . A. large number, of answers ieen arranged, tnrougn tne able leaa
Wllliam Hlbbs. aged 72, who pass- were received and nil were given ' ershlp. of Fred L. Heath, chairman of
ed away yesterday at his home on' enreful 'consideration. A few of the'ne evening, assisted by Harry L. Wal
B street, had been a resident of Ash- contestants failed to write a namethC1' onl otner members of the club,
land for the past fourteen years. He upon the coupon, sending it to the! Gore delightful
was born in Graves Kentucky : In Schilling chef with only their own 8,1s-, four Pupils of Miss Helen
1852. His wife and four children name and address. Several were !.,nodolph gave a group of dances. The
survive; M. I. Hlbbs, F. J. Hlbbs. I eligible and in a few cases two 'a'tord'd ,h.e "-are opportu-
Mrs. o C. Goodlet and Mrs, . ene names were written upon the same ""L." Dn GerBe 1""'
Decker. - The ' funeral services are' cbupon. one of which was eliminated'
held Saturday at 2:30 .at the Stock before the list was, submitted to the
funeral :pnrlors. " ' i"J ' ; (judges. '
The "Who Do class of the Meth-I . After
.llson-White Chuatauqua. His talk on
the "Principles of notary" proved truly
inspirational. He classified them brief-
forwarding checks to the ,y a Knowledge, Sympahy and Ao
odlst Sunday school to the number of prize winners, the Schilling chef. Jtlon and showed clearly how each Is
thirty or more enjoyed their clos- whose regular name is H. Thomas, .dependent on the other and all arc
ing picnic of the current year yes-, accompanied by J. W. Pettus, the necessary to carry out the rules of nc
terday. In the park. The nicnic din-'. Schilling representative in this terrl- tion for all true Rotarians.
ner .which Included all the good lory, lett tor. Kinmatn Fans, w-nerej Rotarlan "Bob" Clancy rend a very
tnings imaginable, was served at ne expects to remain . ior n itw.able paper written by B. F. Irvine,
noon. The afternoon was spent in aays, en route to westwood, susan
pleasant vlst-wlth needle work oc-vllle. and Reno. . .''.''
cupying ..busy fingers. . .The picnic
men
usually closes the meetings before
vacation, but it was planned that a
swimming party he given h July.,
Mrs. A. A. Madden is president of
tho class and 'Irs.'Daug6erty, Is secT.
rotary and . treasurer, ', I
What might have, been a serious
accident, occurred V.short dfstanoe
north, of the' city i. limits, when a'
Union -Oil company tr.uck ran off the
uuiiK near .lie.' uvCTiiiaa'.uiwMuigJ , A ...
It was driven .by'.L.'H. Van ScoyocJ.'PW th c- A tea tomorrow alter
The driver waa -uninjured -and ,the; noon, at 1:45 o'clock on the ' Holly
truck - but little the wqree for' Its; street srounds, Co. A now leads in
misadventure. ' Van Scoyoc.C stated ,i0Eal basebaH' etrelns. The Oi-O. loam
OWEN-OREGON TEAM
TO PLAY COMPANY A
The, Owen-Oregon baseball team will
that,:he was driven .from, the high-
I'has "been strengthened, ' however, by
way ,py a passing car. . , ;: ,-. . . ,w i., , a. . m.w,'.m.
Sunday is Children's .Day at the
Presbyterian' church with an elabo-j who formerly played in .the. Western
inte prograhi planned,' which will be association,' and who has moved. .to
given, af the Sunday school hour. " . lihls "city. 'The addition of: Dunn, high,
.miss Lillian., Keimer; ot raient, wno rschool star, has also. strengthened the.
Was been attending O. A.- Q. the past; lumbermen and a red-hot battle is. ex
year has. returned tto! her; home fori pected. . Everybody is welcome.
the summer. . ! ' r ' '. ' - ; ---:'; ' r"
The Boy Scouts and .Pioneers, plnn-,
lieu iur viivii unuuai nujiimcr ,vuiii ,
at a Joint rally held at Pioneer Hall.
The summer camp .will :he held at
the Lake of the Woods July 14 to-.
25 inclusive,.. Tp lee i eignt ooi- - . 'the Jazz Bug, n husband who hopes
lars for the twelve days. The camp Mary anT. Edward Stanley of Cen- for the bMt an( a bacheloi. frl6nd', .
Is not restricted, to memoers or tnese irui ruini raiua . un .m Mr. Henley, however, inserted In
organizations, but any boy from 1. tne week. - . . . ' 'natural colors the Biblical story of Da- Coan, Pastor.
to 18 ls.eliglbIe.--W. W. Roblson and - Mf. Jones and lloyai Brown naVB yid and Dath-Sheba. Hundreds of ex- Bible school nt 0:45. Dr. t'ranit
C. V. Howell are In charge of regis- returned from , the Willamette Va"- tra. nr(; usod in thla historical ro- Roberts, superintendent. Classes for
trntlon. . The goal set Is tor fifty in ,iey. aua orougni duck auout murlre the vivid colors being preserv- all
EAGLE POINT ITEMS
editor" of the Portland Journal, and
delivered at the Rotary district con
vention in Portland
The, visitors - present were Carl
Bruhsh of the Portland Rotury club,
Mr; and Mrs. R.-E, Menefec and Mrs.
Townsend of- Portland, Mrs. Tomas of
Enterprise, and: Rev. W. B. .Hamilton
of Medford.
. Tho Medford high school orchestra
furnished music for the occasion. At'
8:30 the entire party departed for the
Craterlan theater, where they enjoyed
a. vaudeville program of unusual merit
provided by Rotarlan George A. Hunt.
The Screen
. ' By Yo Press Agent.
War ni mr, at Rialto,
The management of the Rialto thea
ter -hereby relieves itself of all Jiability
in the case of persons who are injured
m 'their hopes of entertainment by
failure to see "So This Is Marrlape,"
Hobnrt Henley's latest mnsterpiece,
which will be shown tomorrow and
Monday.
It Is a fltirrlnp portray of nn 'Utra-
modern wife who has been ..itten by
Pciiticostiil Mission
128 East Main street. K. V. ItinK-
hani, pastor. Residence No. 1(1 Mis
tletoe street.
Sunday school 10 a. m. Preaching
1 a. m. and 8 p. m. Street meeting
7:30. Mid-week preaching Wednes
day and Saturday, at 8 p. m., preceded
bystreet meeting" :30 p. ni.
A cordial invtlation is xtended to all
National Guardsmen and visiting
friends to attend any or nil oft these
meetings.
t Tlio Salvation Anny.
4th and 1 Sari lett.
We join with all of Medford
extending n sincere and
In
First Christian Chun h
Corner Ninth and South Oakdale.
D. J. I hi we, ministfr, res. L'5 S.
Orange.
Services every Lord's Day:
9:45 u. m. Hlble school. M. K.
Olson, supt. .
The members of the church are
Urged to do all they can to maintain
a large attendance through the sum
mer months.
11a. m. Worship. Communion and
preaching. Sermon by the pastor.
"The lmpcilalism of the tinspH."
7:00. C K. meeting. A fine pro
gram for young people.
8:00 p. m. Preaching. Sermon by
the pastor, "The Infallible Way to
Peace."
Special music at each service.
The church and pastor extend a
hearty invitation to boys of the encampment.
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School Director
District No. 49 (Medford)
Throe Children Attending the City Schools
The host of my ability and sufficient
time will he s'iven every detail of the dis
t rift if elected and charged with the re
sponsibility. SCHOOL ELECTION AT 2 P. M. MON
DAY, JUNE 15, AT HIGH SCHOOL
Paid Adv.
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PivbytorUui Church
Corner Main and Holly. Rev. E.
Percy Lawrence. Residence 013 S.
Newtown. Study 41 South Holly.
9:40 a. m. lUble school. On ac
count of Its being Childrens' Day with
the main exercises nt the 1 1 o'clock
hour, the children of the Peginners j
trlments need not t
The classes In tin i
men, wishing them a happy stay and lriain r0om and the adult classes will '
a good time. Ihold their study sessions as usual and i
Public gospel meetings every Tues-nt the regular time. Perl Walker, su- !
day, Thursday and Saturday, at perinteudent.
8 p. m. ll n. m. Annual Children's Day,
Sunday, as follows; Sunday school exercises by tho children of the Bible, I
2:30 p. m and old-fashioned rally school. These will consist of recila-
at 8 p. m. Thero will be no Sunday Hons and dialogues and songs by the .
hearty wel-m. irimnry denai
come to Oregon National Ouarils-lr0me until 10"30. '
morning servlco on account of pub
lic service to bo held at Camp Jack
son at 9 a. m.
Lutheran Church.
Zlon English Evangelical Luther
an church. West Fourth street, nar
Rev. Edwin J. Johnson,
beginners and primary pupils, a mis
sionary playlet by some Juniors, bap- i
tism of Infants and a brief service for
mem hers of the cradle roll who are j
present and also of tho home oVpart- ,
ment. .
The offering of the service will be I
i f or tho missionary department of the I
Oakdale,
pastor.
Services for Sunday, June 14.
, j- ' t . JD. D. who holds the rank of major nnd
Morning service, 11 a. m. Subject'. ,,,, - ,,, f, VT n ,,.
Sabbath school work.
8 p. m. ICvening message on "The
Sabbath Why?" Rev. W. S. C.llbert
Subject
"Itiches and Poverty,
Evening vespers, 8 p. m.
"Christian Liberty."
Ladies' Aid will meet at the home
of Mrs. Earl Moore 719 West 10th
street, Thursdny. June' 18. 2 p m.
Catechetical class Saturday morn
ing 10:30 a. m.
South
Catholic ChiivcU
Oakdale avenue and llth 'tional Guard,
strVet. Special Announcement
Three masses will be, celebrated on'
Sunday morning, J.uge 14th. The
hours will be 7, 9 and 10:30 a. m.
The 9 o'clock mass is arranged to
accommodate a large number of
Catholic soldiers who will tome In
from Camp Jackson. It Is requested
that our regular parishoners attend
the 7 o'clock mass or the 10:30 muss
in order to assure ample space in
church for the BOldlers at 9 o'clock.
Rev, Father Black will welcome the
soldiers In behalf of the parish, nnd
Rev. Father W. J. Meagher will offer
the mass nnd prench.
Those persons who will provide au
tos for the soldiers are expected to
bo at Camp Jackson at 8:30 a. m.
, Rev. F. W. Black, Pastor.
First CI mrch of Christ, Scientist.
Authorized branch of the Mother
church, the First Church of Christ,
scientist, In Boston, Mass.
Services aro held every Sunday at
11 o'clock, church edifice, 212 North
Oakdale. Subject for Sunday, Juno
-4: "God the Preserver of Man."
Sunday school at 9:45. Applicants
under the age of twenty may be ad
mitted. Wednesday evening meetings, that
include testimonies of Thristian Sci
ence healings, nt 8 o'clock.
The reading room, which Is In the
Medford building. Is open daily from
12 to 4, except Sundays nnd holi
days. All authorized Christian Sci
ence literature may be read, borrow
ed or purchased. The public Is cor
dially Invited to attend the services
and vlhlt the reading room.
Main Street Methodist Church ,
Corner Main and Oakdale, John B.
nttendance. Stories were told . of ..head of pure-bred Shortnorns.
camp life during the evening ana .oirs.. . u. iiruwn, r . .
colored slides showing- the 'delights : Brown,: Mrs. Wm. Brown. Mrs. 8. B.
nt otimn life were, thrown on .toe . Holmes.- Mrs.. Guerin, Airs, uuung,
screen. - . . . , o
"Our School Clubs."
There are clubs in evefy district,
Some have proven . staunch and
grand.
Though our .clubs',; are small but
worthy.
Can't be beat in all the land.
All we pals will work together,'1 ' -t
In our ciuh wpHc' we'll j stand true?,
,XVe will push our projects onward.
To show what Bellevlew feiks
can do. , " " " , .
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We have cooking, how delicious: .
We have sewing.. Xlue ind .naaj; J.
And the splendor of our gardens
Lie aglow beneath our feet.
Our aim is not now-(? orvalHs ;
When our clul projects art done,
We aim to show the worthy .work
That we have Bought 'artd ron.'
There are none of us conceited, ;
We have strong friendship for all;t
Let us fling ourtwork still higher,-. -
. For a club that need not fall. . . . her cf the Girls club of Bellevlew and
When our club work days are over. d.at entertainment given by the
neii wu v. ' , .boys' and girls organisations recently
Ad through life we each 1 S- Bellevlew scWol house, at
We can give r cluh work cdU- . J Qne hundr(?d of b
.For some things.that we nou know. them
Mis.. Idurphy and Mrs. W. C. Clem
ents' en-joyed, a party dinner at the
Hotel Medford Friday.
led on the screen by the Technicolor
process. .
Eleanor oRnrdmnn, Lew Cody and
Conrad Nagcl head a notable cast.
"The Thundering Merer Closes.
The Thundering Herd" ndantatlon
The state fire warden J3. E. Reeves of Zane Grey's novel is having its last
has returned to Eagle - Point and showing at Hunt's Craterian tonight,
taken up his duties foe the season. It! s a convincing and colorful in
. ,Miss Ruby Derrick of Wlnicr called terpretatlon of pioneer .life on the
on friends here Thursday. (plains of the west. The most hnpres-
Apple thinning is in full swing, Jive characterizations being given by
but from reports, apples do not re- a large troupe of Comanche, Arapahoe
qtflre as much thinning as usual. (and Kiowa Indians. The Indians are
Clarence Greb was not as serl-l "supported" hy Jack Holt. Noah
ously injured by the falling of a Beery, Lois Wilson and many others,
hay fork as was at first repdrted.l Tomorrow '"The Night Club" with
but it wiTl take some Utile time for.Paymond Griffith as the chief fun
the muscles of his leg to properly mer ojtena at this theater for two
heal idis.. . .
Eagla Point . ball team lost to1 ,!ete tts )e ""lnnT.c ,of ,mlr,,h'"
Phoenlx Vlast Sunday on tho local f '" ' to he at hl funnle.t
Wallace Beery is a bad man from
Spain, while Louise Fazenda of corn-
Groves' mother, Mrs. Groves' mother,.
sister and , chidren of Washington e6f tme is his inamorita.
are spenaing a lew aays wun uicih.i
Alnnd. Oregon.
The above was written by a mem ford girl,
' ; Hogan Wins Auto 8utt
The jury In the cfvil suit of M. N.
Hogan against the Mason Motor com
pany. Friday afternoon returned a
verdict' of $460 and costs in favor of
the plaintiff after an hour's delibera
tion.' The suit grew out oC the saie
and to see the splendid exhibit of their of an automobile to Hogan in 1924.
work. Miss Parks isj. former Med- An immediate appeal will be taken to
tne state supreme court.
Morning worship at 11 o'clock. Ser
mon theme. "A Challenge to the
Christian Soldier." A pleasant and
profitable hour.
The Epworth league meets at 7
o'clock. This loyal band Invites you.
Evening service nt 8 o'clock. . A gos
pel message hy the pastftr.
Tuesday afternoon the Missionary
society will meet. c r
Wednesday 7:30 p. m., the mid
week fellowship service.
This church extends a cordial wel
come tothe visiting guardsmen to at
tend Its services.
You will enjoy the friendliness and
fellowship of this church. Always a
welcome.
First Mel hod lm episcopal Church.
Sundny school at 9:45 with W. W.
Walker as supt. The morning hour
of worship will be ll:0ff o'clock. ' The
chorus will sing "Consider nnd Hear
Me," W o o 1 e r. Soloist, Mrs. Van
Scoyoc. The offertory. "I Am Not
Alone," by Temple, will bo rendered
by Mrs. Hogan. "
The pastor will speak on "Keys to
the Kingdom." We will hold our
evening services at 7:00 and 8:00.
o'clock. The Epworth league will
have a meeting.
' Our special music will be an an
them "The Heavens are Dnrlarlrtg."
by Beethoven-Buck, soloist Mrs. Hil
ton and Mr. MacDonough, and the
o f f er to ry . a so i ra n o sol o by M i ss
Parrett.
The evening address will ht de-
present and say a few wnrdH.
The mixed quartet will sing a spe
cial number.
7 p. m. Christian Endeavor meet
ing topic, "Leadership, Its Price nnd
Rewards." 2 Cor. 12, 11-21. Lender,
Edson Randall. Special music by
Ruth and Mildred Iawrence and
George Johnson. . -v
The members of the Oregon Nal-
espeoially those con-
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