Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, July 03, 1925, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORO MATT, TTtTBTTXT!. AfEDFOKT), ORF(iONr; FKtDAY.' .TUUT 3. 15 PXOF TTITIET3 o 2 WESTiNGHOUSE i OFflCIALSllVEN A GOPCO BANQUET .SI, Shirk's r.pN'Oogiit ".: C&. North OufcilnW and Fifth Pt. 8 a. m.. Italy cummunlon. s 11 'a. m." Holy communion." :' Wrj. B. Hunilltun, vicar, , O H. T). sftuto and A.. A. Brown, prominent euatern officials of the Weatinghouso Electric find Mnnufur t urine pomonny. were victors In this city last night and were entertained j cost nnd the Reception of the Prom- Day BulntH. Woodmnn Hull, over Medford No itonal bunk. Sunday nchool at 10:0 a. m. TheoloKfual class subject, " Gospel Sermon on tho Day of Pente- Leada Mo" $.oviy tMr. MacDonouKh. . In 9he 'evening the Kpwurth , leagi service will he held tit .wven o'elfU'$ Mm. De Yoe will lie Aider. The evening hour if worship at S o'clock. The pustor will spvnk onO".atloil Exultation." A most cordial Invita tion Is extended to evtgybody. The mid-week service oil next Wednesday improvement of housing conditions with c-omplcto recognition of thojnurity on company property; equalization of. union in the untwrunte nwun. i nign colliery work during shutdowns and recoRnitlon would varvy with U the other matters of technical character. check-off whUh provides for tho The convention udupted. demand rouwinm oi union huvh iu ine iniuvw. that ' Some opposition exproHsed to the heck-of f f'atuie hv t. inu! uii-' number one, whlih stlpulnAj'd i.tho next - contract ho for two yearn wan howled down "fiy the whole. miners as ; ' Klumath county vlHitorn In the 41ty Include Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Iluwiird, Kurl I-rvin and i NTIson of Kltunfit" Knll. nnd JV M Duncan of Merrill. evening nt :45. Willaid De Yot -S- O Pastor. at dinner by a group of representa tives of the California Oregon Power company. Mr. Shute" is vice-president nnd manager of Bns for the entlro "Wesllnghouse organization, number ing over 60,000 employes with head quarters in Pittsburg, pa., and Mr. Drown Is manager of syndicate ope rations with offices In New York City. Both of these' noted visitors were loud In their praise, of the ag gressive opOit of the west, which in pui ucumriy eviuent in me rapm Clanaea for the iiQjernaaiato and primary classes. GlII welcome. No colloctlon. 4LEnERMlSE- JIPWOfSMA 1 0 o A record ' attendance ' - - ,nt inty-vuinierii juipwHi wj growth of the electrical Industry on at seiMla, there will be no Mr. and Mrs. V. M. Holmoa op this KJret llnptlst Church, city ha9o rocotved u letter from a Corner Fifth and North "-Central, jruiainsB uvins m sunta nariiiira. iui.. hone lur2. fnnu it'iis ui experiences uuriiiK mm Rev. W. H. Eaton, pastor. Ileal- "-T V'B '8mulor Uence '43. Rose avenue. O "t happened at tho best timQ lu u, ,,.. .,.i,nni o ar.- n m A J.I the morning, before tho Htores and supeumenucni. un --,, ,,,,, .. ,,' . . .,. , . " ib miture. - i.ui hu nuo uj aim 111 liiu uaun jmu. 1 nad Just got out of bed and was t Is predicted I t for the Jjlif Copco eelebiutlnnOand ! dedication which takes place ut Copco, ' 4 on the Klamath river. Sunday. Many jaiJle80if local peoplo pian to n'P'id this event of Importune to t!i poplo of southern Ons'n. Attend turn In not liniitod tc ouscwi:ici. cud iito;!:- holders of the puw-T nmipariv. bill is . open to eveij liody i:i this tcrrUory. I 1 I " U u . . o 0 o i O 1 .Loans " Uoal All Interesting prora'n has been prepared sorting at 11:30 A. M. nnd continuing throughout the day. The dedication coremony will bo a depar ture l'ron3 the usual drawnut exer 1 ris In which hmir miiopcIiph iiIjiv a Amfersoiii count of the absence of the, Northern Dnptlst purt, and wllk occupy Tnit a few niln utoa time. Irwill bo of an allegorical the pastor convention Following the ceremony there will bo a big "feed" with un abund ance of "good eats.' Band concerts Prayer at 8 p. w the coast. CO Q Mr. nute complimented tne uopeo o rpe b. Y. organization upon tne exceptional boniUted progress mad In compjing the "CopcooTwo" project In a space of only a year's Ume, stating thatothls bi3 powor project was the only one he hud in mind that was completed n 1" floOhort a period. - q Mr. Shute spoke at -Wigth con cerning tho evolution of Mie electri cal industry commenting, particu Jarly upon its conyiaative youth as res;urds Seller industries. This fact 1 was brought home most forcibly by Goorge" WestlngliRuse some 30 j-enrs i-nmhine mv hnli nlUihu rlrauaor ulmn . . . r preach-i.. uk , , ,. . by two big bands, tours of inspection ins bvi virr iin'i iiiiii,'- iivi "'( U. meeting will also , n)y bcUrooI11 col ,, C3rlur lneennH; AVednesaay , to whiclk all ore Invited ago when the first alternating cur-1 O Lutheran Cliunii. Tho EnKllsh Lutheran church, 512 Weet Fourtli, near Oukdule. Rev. Edwin J. jOhnson, pastor. Services' for Sunday, ,July. Sundav school. 10 a. m. MornliQ service, 11 a. m. Church council meets Tuesday evenlnir. Julv 7 at the narsonaue. S 11 ni Cnli hetlcnl cliiaa meets 'Sot-. things. nnl.i. tnlv n nt the church 10:30 "No doubi Al tlia fnrnifiirA fnlrlv Hiiiii.im1 nlKht Rhlimnv nvnr tlln rnnm. flenri? pnmn I to the window and called for me to come out, but 1 wus so awe-stricken 1 could not find any clothes to put on. 1 finally hastily slipped on a dress and some shoes nnd ran out. We felt three very hard shocks. It fairly twisted our house, lute it was an in significant drygouds box. my nice china was broken, but will not give it a thought or regret it is gone, 1 am so thunkful for greater you havo learned ere this and unite in fellow ship and worship with us. : Church of Jesus Christ or lJitior Flr8tChrletlan Church. rent equipment was strn In the a perlmental stage. Ho predicted a growth oat least 59 per cent In the electrical Industry throughout . tho United States during the next flvo years ,wlth pcrhaps0a still great' advance In the coast states. Corner Ninth nnd South Oakdale; Air. urown supplemented!) Mr. n i u... mli.iutnr- rsnidenco Shute's remarks with Q&io Inter- south Orange street, esting sidelights on the power in- j Services every Lord"s day. dustry as a whole, bringing out tho 9:45 A. M., Illble school, M. E. Olson, importance of belnj constantly on superintendent. Classes and capable the luert to Improve even the ultra- teaAiers for all, old and young. 4 modern (jbor-savlng equipirjent of 11 A. M., morning worship. file present day. V In the absence of the pastor, who Both & these guests were I'rought is attending the state convention, to iledford through the efforts of C. Brother I. O. Shaw will preach. D. Herbert of San Francisco, sales' Christian Endeavor meeting at 7: 00 representative of the Westinghouso P. M. . company. After sncndlni; ihe nieht1 mere win ue no evening preacuinK of dear old Sa-nta Barbara's mlsfortimo (rv through the big new power house and dvoF-v the entire project, nnd other Items of Interest win serve to occupy the tlmo to gQd anvantage until 4 P. MO the hour of clopart, ,e. L'uiquo bronze medallions will be given as souvenirs of the occasion to each of tho guests, to be kept as a memento of the occasion. 0 . This final Inspection, and dedication will afford visitors an exceptional op Nll,'ly " volopment in lis entirety Qjforo the will be personally conducted thioughy. tho big tunnels and through the Inre-oat wnnd ntfive ttinn In tho world. ...... - -j The trip to Copco Is a ploaaant-) 1 A. t n Kn ll. IwML-,. IT.A welooirfS fou In the name of or uetng uestroyeu uy ea.tnquaKe- roa(,g nnd Uy;pu(,h some o. tlla 8(.enlc Christ to comfvand unite In l0""!; ri ii V i! T i i spots of southern Oregon and northern drip with us.: " . ,i. t . ' . f California. Tho route from Hornbrook i , l" .mc.iui.i.u t0 copco follows tho plcturesquo another one. Klamath river and has been plainly ine-letter states t int under orders llm,.Uo( by Covca aiKII8 , avoM BnyC . ... v.., ......u.. 1.1,0, i -'St confusion. The road will bo patrolled quivers are folt all day and night: SALEM MAY GET A by Copco "trouble cars" to render nil 1 j possibtp .ixsslstunce to visitors who may have tire or engine tremble and (no efforts will be spared to show the guests a good tliie aftor their arrival. SALEM. Ore, Julv . 3 That here, the party left this morning f0rBervice- A11 are cordially invited to new Manufacturing imhiscry, to be! r-r.rw. raut ...i . A attend the services of this church. Irnnu-n a tho Woo, Pt,. rnl Copco. Calif., where they will inspect the new "Copco Two" project before proeding, to Portland, . which ia their next stop. . 'A FREF TALK HERE 'r' ' I Clayton Hamilton, noted dramatist, author and crlthj will lecture under the fluspges of the womon's clubs of Medfor-d in Hunt's Craterlun Tliursduy afternbbn, July JCQat 4:30 olock, on Richard Hrlnsley Sheridan, His Plays Qand Place In tho Theater." : O For some years Mr. Hamilton has been associated with Professor Brhn ider MatthewsSn Columbia univeraity. New York, and Is widely known 83 a writer and lecturer on matters dra matic. On his present tour of the United States and (Canada', JUr. Hamil ton has been lecturing In connection , with the revival of Sheridan's comedy "The Rivals," talking on old English comedy, the stage In the day of She'rfdan and. generally, on dramatic - ' art of the 18th century. His Wcture ; '. In Medford will anticipate bjy one week , the appearance here of "The Rifals." in whlQi Minnie Maddern Piske heads the cast. After his engagement In Medford, Mr. Hamilton goes to Eugene to fill a period before the, summer session of the University of Oregon. There will Ue no charge for admit tance. Mr. Hamilton became known some 20 years ago as one of tho ablest lec turers In hlsHtleld. For periods of varying length He was dramatic critic ot-'The Forum, The Bookman, Every body's Magazine arid Vogue. His best known books are: "Materials and Methods of Fiction," 1908; "The Theory of the Theater," 1910; "Studies in Stage Craft," 1914; "On the Trail of Stevenson," 1915; "Problems of the Playwright," 1917; "Manual of the Short Story," 1918; "Seen on the Stage," 1920; "Conver sations on Contemporary- Drama," 1924. known as the Western Paper Con verting company, makers of paper products, will probably establish a attend the services of this church. First Church of Christ, Scientist. Authorized branch of the Mother factory; in Salem, with a caoitaliza- churcb. the First Church of Christ, tlon (" $200,000 and a pant nCces Scientlst, in Bostqg, Mass. ' I jtatiiiR the employment of "from 550 Services' ore hehj . eveBy Sunday at to 200 pei.sons became known here 11 o'clock; church edifice. 212 North tod Th(J choice of ocatioi, Hes Oakdale. Subject for Sunday, July G: lh ia .niH hetAven.. Rnlem ..ml v...... Sunday school nt u:4D, n PLANT COAL MINERS GIVE. iiiiii nil 1 1 limn 111 UNION AGREEMENT ELECT OFFICERS PORTLAND; Ore.. July 3. Bruce Wolverton was elected president of the Oregon Pioneer assoclationQat the business session in the reunion Wed- are: Mrs. Mary (1863) Ovhjc-presi- i Lilian tisoa) tc AVilllam M. iJidd nesday night. Other officers Barlow Wllklns dent; George H. elected secretary; (1865) treasurer. Directors named are: Charlcu T, Dickinson of Oswego (1854); John ..Morrison Crawford of Dayton (1853) and J. O. Stearns of Tortland (1853). Areslilcnt Wolverton, who was born while his pnront. wre crossing the plains in 1853. announced that 'as follows: durlns his term of office he would Morning: make an effort to collect Gall the soprano solo, fjmitnff ot CQriy uregonians possinie artd aska anyone, having materlnl avallablo for such a collection to get in toucb with him. SCRANTOM. Ta July .3. (A. P.)" The anthrailtc1 Scnlo committee todaj fllllirAl. Wnuh ll Qn .n. hn j i.. u , nil llllllliu lu l,l . . . .n . . ... . ...... Applicants ,..,. ,' j 1 r Jul tlon for its 'ratification tho follow "!Ktlie1aK o( 2, .,n;!.htr,h:'"'P''y. one 'of whi.h is that the "'S tentative, demands for renewal Wednesday evening meetings, which n. bi ..j rn.,. ,.. .,. with mine owners of tho contract include testimonies of .Christian , of, to give tho new neem a' 'sit'e expiring Augusl 31. Scfenco healings, nt 8 o'clock. ijt A contract for two years; com The reading room, which is In the , . . . , . ,. . 1 pHe recognition ot tho union, which Mmifnnl ImilillnB In nnon dni from ' B''lln!y "'"sresiieii in tne pioji.c.1 art. .. . . - MB.iliu nf 1 nc Anmi n. A 11 Uieniia uiiiiifiiuu ui mil 1:111:1.11-1111, 1 12 to 4, except Sundays ahd holidays. Ainte of Seattle arH E A O'Neill' V nt wage increaso for tohnnc, "SSl?',1 ftr "ome fm". lh the Oregon P .-en and a ,1 a day additional b., ature may bo read, borrowed oropur- chnsed. ' . f.'T" , ... ., ' " ,' . - " The public is coraiaiiy-inviteu 10 1 ; ,-" -'"-w": ,i: in 'whore now i.uld on car eiita 'on the basis hf 240 attend tho services and visit tho read-! ing room. Presbyterian Church. , Corner Main and Holly; Roy. E. Percy Lawrence, minister; 'residence S13 South Newtown; study 41 South Holly. e 9:45 A; M. Church school of reli gion;' classes Toil all ages and grades. Visitors in the city are invited to be with us for the Bible study hour. Verl Go Walker, superintendent. 11 A. M. Sermon, "National Great ness." This Isthe annivel'sary Of na tional Independence. Let us worship' the nation's God and recall our na tional blessings anj privileges and responsibilities. Special mus1c.0 8 P. M. The evening service will be spentPwith some of the songs which we love, studying the songs and their authors;, It will be a service out of the ordinary and will interest all who love sacred music. 8 P. M Wednesday night Mid week Bible studyland itrayer service. Read over Micah, chapter 6 and 6. Dr. AD CHURCHES .0 e Main Street Methidrst South. Corner Main and Oakdale u J. Coan. pastor. Bible school meet at 9:45; Frank Roberts, superintendent. Morning worship at H o'clock. An inspirational hour. Theme. "The Greater Law." Why did the Jews cease asking questions of Christ? What is the vital thing about his answers? These are some of the questions with which this sermon will deal. . The Epworth league meets at 7:00 o'clock. Evening gospel service nt 8:00. The open forum will begin again with this service. Questions for discussion must be presented in writing. An hour that you will enjoy. Tuesday arternoon the Missionary society will meet at the church. Wednesday evening, 7:30, mid week fellowship service. -) Regular meeting ot the official boanVTuesday evening. 7:30.' Always a friendly greeting and a live message for you at this church. rirst Methodist Rplaoopal Church. West Slain and Laurol, Many of our members are away on their Fourth of July vacation In fact. It looks like everybody has gone. That will demanj a very faithful attendance of those who are at home and can attend the services on the coming Sabbath. The Sun day school will be at0;45. The piornlng service at 11 o'clock. The (iastori will deliver on nddress on "America In the Midst of the Na tions." There will bo special music and wrappers. Printing machinery for the printing of labels will be in- j stalled. : . , basis. Other demands Include: Quicker adjustment of grievances;' And toolet kitchens, tips ,ay-,f:1 (QUICK QUAKER cooks in 3 to 5 minute ' ' 5 ! . i jIo hot kitchen, no muss, nd bothtr FLAVORY and delicious . . . the sum mer breakfast your appetite calls for and your health demands, cooked in 3 to ; 5 minutes! 9 The kitchen stays cool. And so do you. No frying, no stewing, no morning's fuss and trouble. ' Just get Quick Quaker at your grocer's. It's a new kind of Quaker Oats that's made to order for women who seek easier ways in housekeeping. All that rare Quaker flavor is Ihere. All the richness that" made Quaker Oats9 a . famous. Cooks faster, that's the only dif ference. Quick Quaker Cooks ic, 3 to S minute I Come to Thee"...1 Caro noma Mrs. Hognn ' Evening: ' Tenor solo, "A.y the Way My Savior I'll l ! ' tit') i. !!t ... " COMMUNItY HOSPITAL o 843 E. Main Street Medford, Oregon Combining full surgical facilities with quiet homelike environment. A.Vlin vou secure liioiii'vj'nim thU Association on R Kstnto Limn, it is ainoi'ti.cd, tuat is, paidlack in small c(iial pay ni&its. As a result, when llic time for whicfi the loan is secured cias DassedjjViffli' iirnperty is tree andd-leai". 0 "We aj'e prepaitjd to make nil sjood loans oh our usual terms, wliichotcrms are as ood or0lietter than cnn lie had lsevhere. FulJlheriiiore, the interest i k(it at luniii to build' up our com munity and promote, its welfare and prosperfFy; UnsSl'e, cxhorbi taut loans are not desired? o o 0 " 'We protect the interests of our members, oth borrower and investor? 0 O o Jackson County Building & Loan Ass'n 30 North Central Avenue Medford, Oregon 0 C. M. IDD, Pres. O. C. BOGGS, Sec. Atty. r T t T T r t ? T T f ? f ? T 0 SB One Hundred and Fifteenth Half Yearly Report THE SAN FRANCISCO BMK SAVINGS o w n ... COMMERCIAL ' INOdRPORATED FEIIUUaRY 20th, 1868. ... , , ,. O O tilled! (he Ohlmt Hanks In California ; , .,. , the AMett ol which huve iievvr been lncrued hy murfiura ur cunsolldatlbns with othct Dank. Q O Nlembcr Auoclaied Suvlnda Bunka of San r?unc!ico 0 526 CALIFORNIA STREF.T, SAN FUANCISCO, CALIFORNIA " : I 8 . . . , JUNE 30th, 1925 . .. . Asttts - . ...!..... , United States Bonds' anJ Notes, State, Municipal and Other Bondsrand Securities (total value $28,882,879.85), standing m books at $26,163,714.02 Loans on Real Estate, secured by first morltianea ; 64,950,692.16 Loans on Bonds and Stocks and other Securities .... 983,955.72 ; Bank Buildings and Lota, main and branch oil lieu (value $1,765,000.00), standing on books at , 1.00 Other Real Estate (wilu'c over $95,000,001, standing on .books at ; ..; ,. 1.00 Employees' Pension Fund (v;r3ue $479,081.25), standing on books at ' . 1-00 Cash on hand mid checks on Federal Reserve and other Banks .. 10,134,239.43 1 Total...., Liabilities .' .j : Due Depositors.....::.;. Capital Stock actually paid up q Reserve and Contingent Funds $102,232,604.33 , $98,132,601.33 1,000,000.00 ....... 3,100,000.00 m . i P ' i : Total...;.. ,. ...t: $102,232,604.33 . CEO. TOURNY, President A. H. MULLER, Secretary, Subscribed and sworn ti ltorc me this 30th day of June, 1925. , (SEAL) O. A. EGGERS, Notary Public s . . A Dividend to Depositors of FOUR AND ONE-QUARTER (4) per cent per annum was declared, Interest COMPUTED MONTHLY and COMPOUNDED1 QUARTERLY, . AN-p WHICH MAY BIJ WITHDRAWN QUARTERLY Deposits made on or before July UtHj 1925, .will ear'n interest from July 1st, 1925.1.; avws. Fourth of July It is tfte anniversary of the first most import' ant event in our national life. Our Independence established through concerted effort. It ISJ memorable. 9 , : Let Us Celebrate 6, . . - ; I The memorable event in your life will be cwhen you have established your' financial in dependence. , Concerted ef fort. will win. ' , ' , o ' I f t i - LET US COOPERATE. THE MEDFORD NATIONAL 11 o - t 1 . )