Medford mail tribune., July 13, 1925, Image 3

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MEDFftRD INfArL TRTTST!, MEDFftlCO. OKKfiON. (TXDAY. JULY 1.1 192 O
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REPORTS RESULTS
TO SGATTQllLTS'
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lh ;'The Rivals," Craterian, July 23 ' HORACE cBROMLEY
EONARD BROWN
ABANDON PLAN
Of PAGEANT FOR HOLD If ORTAN?
PRESENT SEASON MEETING TUESDAY
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INVENTION
ELKS MEETING
iard Chapln&rown has just re-
The Rogue River Pageant assoeltnl
turned from the thirtieth International Uon unnounces V 1th regret that after i
mristian Knueavor contention. Thlch
' was held, at Portland, Oregon, from
' 4th trt Tilth Thn fniiKnnllnn i.T.a
attended by-tW,ds and thousands to x.ndertakq .the production of the an-, vestni
O of Christian ttndeavorers fro all mld-"uuimei P-weum this year. 12.0i
parts ofic United States and Canada
, mere were sovej
t from foreign lands.
local lodge or Odd Fellows
will have Qie of Its must Important
meetings tin norm w even in if in vcars.
having conAlered Ihe proposition j Anions othep things iH to be consid
trom every angle? it has decided not ' ered a pn..jjltion Involving an tn-
ment in the neighborhood or
000. which must lu noiHed or
Th(? nssoclatiQnonPPrcciateH the sup- rejected at oj-o. o
There were soveial ropresentiaiA'oS pcri Proseu uy jib menus, as evi- Hedes this there, will bo ue-
reicn land. ueneeu uy mo auc scrip no ns ta (Uio giec" work and I tita nation of er
ror membership tickets tint knowledge . n- ers. Uetrer.n meats will e served,
W r oM, v, it.. .i w
? a, Fidelity do CSiristlan Efcloavor priiP- ,r""1 st experience of tl necessary j fnwft,g the meeting.
cipisja." emphasis was placed upon
evanceiisMc, comMunlty at
I Til
ftlannrv nllvll r,f .h. ,. .,.! Of thctotal r
uist of production does notwarraM,t
tno undertaking tirrs year on ne oasis f hn.,i"n thnuwmil dollars
th nart nllSted fn thette nrniriiv
3he Christian EndOavor society.
"nl'illlL WltH llUl lllll'lgueil LO uu uanuncy
miifcingOenterprie, and it has not
AocoriBmr to the -eon,-'.. , "UI a i""Hru or excenmce or
thfl rnffii.ntinn h. pi.Bit.n. rnB production uas neen "iicnievea wniun
The lodge has Just made an outlay
nbo.it n thousand . dollars In re-
cived. Theiiuiii pa- j n,,.jnB t!l which has iScatly
desire to
inovemeift is progressing In town nifl tho, """"''n J
cities of North Amejlca and n " f.. , " n'!11" eh
elen lnnrt. Th' h .h. e dWll'C to CX
.f pj..i t r-.... ciatlon of the ge
)732 new Christian Kn-."?v? r1'lved ;om the mslcal talent
es h'ave been organized.01 " r.2' ?V, ;"''ny
Lwo yfttrs. The In.,-I "wa"- Ms'!'1 with, law num.
gifout the world , np..b of vole combined wliSSra-
production
hffs every
hance. ' "
oicn lands. Th"e nort'mnrle hv the I " e arwi, e lo express aio OAir appro.
general mcfttnrV. Edward P. Gat-.,iUlon the generous response we
. .... T nnt'n rcu'olvuil A-nm the tmiu na tntnnt
uvan socivties
duriM the last
bershin thrmii'
ProxliMiately 4.000?boa in 80.000 so. "'al1 Vi' Uirst rate or,Vm 4n this
elatteif. ."icspi t yie p:tgintKiilanncd forlhis
. "She Program for th. neXtt;vo years ' .,v""lTl "'ve been no whit befllnd
M.lch has Von outline will include thetandnr.; oyrn.er p,-l.ii..B
Increased dcnomlnatloiail loyalty and I ,lho "''itlon.t,olst8rfhat with tho
more inr-denomInntlonnl co-oircA- ''"o"1 o a'4olorK.'!lso.1 it cafi bovo
tionJ A definite prOgm,u to nttaHi J l'nns'f,n;t;lal nnd otherwise, so
t.ndards d.gldert u'pn. at Ae conven- : ;vcl', 1UI earner Jn the year a
tlonohns heen ui?..n r,n.t, 'u'a nt " undoruiklnft of an eves
fo the Jrext'tno ye.-us. Ir. Seiuem- mfV-.t;ajr)riite.iind spectacular affni
improved0 the ffppcaraticft and con-
Vftil.tu-( of the lodjo room. Jt has
s p e n t npprtimately the a m c
amount lr improvements at the
ceniFry duritig the Mst year. Not
withstnmltng these Improvements the
local ladge haH nearly pc out the
hj?pbtedness incurred finasclng
its building on Sthvrct. ,It is In,
the mwt neivthy conintion now in
Its hlstoty and 'many of the members
eel Justified in undertaking, a new
business proposition -whlrti has been
sulmilt't d and Vhlch is to reccivo
final action .toujorro- ".iing
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ber, flbr instance, the goal of tho n- lan WJJ whlclfc have already given .
ternntioiTal Iers is tonronOO.Offft. wm wmV i V a ' in.Jh,
voumr neonle.f.Tr .Mhln . L,inrr H "tntTon. 0 a cents, a bush.
u t?.i ...... i. "va .. . Palrmwho hnvo-nrrenrtv nnitl fir
their ftubscrlLtf.inn ficketa will receive
Lilblc
Kcriptureneinprb.ing. it w.4w said at
the convention that there never w
, Wheat HouiuIm Vp'Agaiu
CHICAGO July. 13. (A. V4 Re
ports that tho heat wave had brought'
about i much greater jirenij of black
rust ill tho noj-thwt resulted ju radi-
flesh advances in wloat
xreiyo upturn of
hel vn? scored. Sep-
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Mrs. Wnkc'as Mrs.Mala'prop. Thomas A. Wise as Sir A'njhony Absolute.
Coining to tho Cruterian Theater n Thursday. July 1'3, matmee and night.
Horace llromley. asMtstant set tary
of the California Oregon Power com
pany, h'ft yesterday for Portland with
500 copies of the May Issue ! "The f
Volt," the Copco monthly publication,
Dfor distribution to the lilks assembled
in convention nt that city. The May
issue as jvtll recalled, was the pe
clal "Twuwm r.imon una comauicu
many Interest ig descriptions of te
scenic joints of tuthrn Oregon ami
northern alltornia. yituuiiuon u iea
turin an yrtlslic ur color map of
the highwYH and by ways leading to
these villous jiolnts.
The vlue of the distribution of tty'se
copies to visiting Elks cannot bo over
estimated; each copy will do double
tittd trfirto duty.as nllenA two or three
delegates will see one copy. With a
(wlde distribution UUt; this and with
many of tho visitor casting about fig
a new route home, many should be at
tracted Ify the excellent pictures and
map to come this wayai)dsvlsit some of
tlfc scenes described.
This plan should iflw southern Oro-
Lgon some of tlie best avctislug it Huh
j oceived recently, asid even those who
do not I'omo hero this time will bo
veiy faVorably impressed with what
tney have rend and will ofontmilly u
turn to tour flirough this region.
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t ember delivery rising to $1.54 as
nguintit 51.48 tQ 51.49 at the finish
en Saturday. ' "
They have gone, all gone from
Not lev
T will wwt litv rf-Hniiimllilfi fnr nnv
iiiv nuiui.v inn, urn i . .... floinH incurred ny niv wire nerearter.
and tho house fly roam o'er it still. 96 AHTIIFK K KMX AX.
3p"
Wong Pon4
of
Acnte aad CbroolB
Ubjeaw ol Baa
sod Wcaaeh.
Oitlcw .nd tumor tr..td, Innvanu, kltf
aiyr. bladdac .nil ttom.cb troubef. tlta.
bernlt, ruptun. cold., f.tn.l. troubl... p.r
ljst., ivvet. pneunioL.t. ..thm. tod throat
troihtuR, rhoumntlflm. imsnonfaocft, ffoltr.,
oomiunption, uUrrb. pllM. hrdroclo. s
buaiUi.
OHIm H.unt B A. M. to I P. M.
Con.ulUtlon frm
in aoOlh Front 81 WvKord. On.
Sun Classified Ada eet results.
; a " ...v.rt
refund byaitilit once aid all signed
fj " a greater need than today for a molc ' "'" "
1 sincere stUily of God's W?rd and wor. i"",!"08 ? herqjiy cmicalled,
One prograni defnittly flecided upon
Is to recruflt thousands of voiuitr neonl
Into church. - This recruiting wln.1
require personal effort by each Chrisr
tian Enleavorer. jfccordlruto the
leadersyourtg peoplean ieat be woji
to Christ by young fleoplc. '
Jn tho event 8f greatest Interest iff
the convention was the. retirement
trom' active service of Sir. Francis E.
'Clark, who forty-four years ago esyib
, llshed the Christian Ijndeavor society
nt Portland, Maine. Dr. tanlel A,
Poling,' co-mlnister gf th ManfleC!olr
legiate .church, NeVv York, tvho wis
born in Hrtlllol, Oregon, nbnut,1rnrty L
yi-tira ago, wim eiecieji president K tre
Upied soelctjo Dr. Clark was sleeted
(Signed)
Tlio Itogue Rl''r Igc!iit Assncion
HiOKGIS AMMtl-HVS,
JAMKS STEVKNS.
JHA,S. D. hazi:luigo.
FAlEEiSEBTB
...ATTEiiAM
r. ' VT. ."Vrd. master of tly Eagle
president rtnerltus. n hflnor ot his Point grange was in Medford to'fluy
long ervlce on a non-siAaried basis. n.t in,i n enrf ,r u f,,... ...i
the trustees have arranged to cstab- all nieml)?!?. of any farm grange to,
llsh wht Is called the Dr. Francis g. atteitf the hl barbecue and grange
Clark Recognition fund f lltvi.OOO. mtlng in .ilc foint siext feanday,
whose Income A IM be devoted to the ijuly 1 stOi.
This will ,ie ,a vitf-y njcasant mootlns;
as'iill the leiRlHig. fsj m problems wlM
bt dlscus.wd and some promUicnt ox
pefts and ' members or tho state
m ange, will bo on ffte 'prsgrtmi- for
talks. .. .
Mr. Ward wllr barltecne he meat
whUk wUl.bc free, while fjn-riiers nt.
I tending afe reijuestQd tcj Jjrlng thelr
uppl't oJDr. and Mrs. Clark.so long
jfl.s boHi shall live. y,,.
ML FftlLffiWI':
MR ROT YENS
'Vrft though Jie hfti
10 years.. Al i8. AIi
tPnbt seyhim for
ry J. Jeofcer, 82,
.' Interest Jn the" poultrym?n's con-J
22, 23, 2i lfl growing in southern!
Oregon. "Vf ill Warner, member of.
the ex eri U ve ' t m m lit v& of t h g
a State Poultrymen's association, sas
that thia convention shiflilrl nJtrnct'
every poultryman l aoiftjiern Ort i
gon, anu ne uwieves r good repre
sentative group iUattind fini this
section. v. Warner sugges tha? Modford's oldest HvHig resident, im
those interested In making this trig mediately- recognld Pert Livingston,
get in tough with Mr. Culy c tho when "ihewaw him (Jilt week,' says tho
association, that arrangements ntl' Central Point Aierian
beltig made to tako are of the?! 'Xivingslyn, who c:oifli? frfli Aber
Jackson counU- delegation. den, t)-ash., formerly lived in New
The work or, Mr, Johnson tflne Yrtt state. Tho MrVkcr family or
on poult- diseufies will "repay any IrKlnnlly lived n Now.vVfc, later mov
poulyyinan for attending the tim-1" to Iowa. Forty years a, beforo
. . .. ... rniulniT Ia rfi,nn fhn.r U,.
venuon, suppovers oi me meeting ",...hi vi. mw ", w
claim. . lf . OIJt on ft V'"'0' vi"lt' Hltjce thai
iiinu, nira. aiwKn' twin not, socn uiv-
iugston. .
"He h:m ben a guest at the W. H.
Met-ker homVUilsveek?
SmS ff-W mmf -ma
"-;-Eferi: 3hieto'"B-e.Sold. for'
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Comedy afifl Mksfis
Tuesday9 9 VcmdemllB
rienty of comedy and tiusIc and a
splendid anlmu? act is the, Orpheunf
Jr.. vaudeville bill atHunt's rate
rian, tomorrow matinee and night. Lew
Hawkins, blackface comedian, with
experience In leadiiftr nfnstreloshows,
sings, tells stories and danges.
The Royal Venetian Five, vocal and
instrumental music, compose tDe met,
and tlfe jiRmbers specialize In the
enxophoijf violin and guitar. Popu
lar operatic seftictioiw are offered.
Hchepi'J's comedy circus is something
for tho children, thougfi groi-upu
will find plenty of Interests in the an
tics and tricks of dogs and monkeys.
"Little Jimmy,'1 a Iirazltlan monkey,
9 is the feature performer ftf tho act.
Tho Adell brothers perform on the
swinging rings. In feats of daring and
strongth.0 It is one of tho best acts
of its kind In vaudeville.
People wo meet up with insur
ance agents should see tho scream
f Jngly funny farce, "Marriage and In
surance." It is full of comedy situa
g tlons.
Besides tho vaudeville, there willje
the usual "Topics of the Day" and a
Mack Bennett comedy.
Oreg
onian Review
Of Local Events
ORvcrflor .amsTiro faombo .
SALE4I. OreJuJii 13. M. U. itiK'gs
of Prlneviilo md J R. Cole of Mft-
lallVwere totly rt'-annolntod Uv Gov
ernor Pft-rc as memffers of the.atate
livestock h-nnltnry. board. .Thet up
pmtjnnts are fnr fur years. ' '
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Tho Oregonlan Screen Review, last
times tonight Q lint's Craterian, Is
of especial Interest to the Rogue River
valley, with hioOng plctiirts of recent
southern Oregoevent. It shows pic
tures of the dedication of "Copco
Two." scenes In Llthta Parkit Ash
land an dltW- pictures of Cratcr(ake
in nil ltn mid-summer beauty
ffffhe scenes were filmed
sgo, and Is devoted almost exclusive
ly to this section of the state. a
Upsides thene local Interest pIctTires.
there' ta shown "Playing with Until"."
a Thnm.l H. Ince prodAictlon. and the
regular ilomedy.
NlnKeaisaulQvaJi
Tlt's Ju whnt SIcfiy's Cod
I.lveiiil Compound Tablets did for
tlO' Uabiack Girl tifcis doing as
mch 'for tens of thousands of thin,
underwigght weak ?tnd discouraged
people all over America. Tl
These sugar coated, pleasant ' lo
take tablets fcould bo glvento chil
dren Instead of the vilo stomach up
setting oil Itself they surely do help
tho frail, delicate little ones and GO
tablets cost but 60 cents at Heath's
Drug Store, West Side Pharmacy,
Medford Pharmacy or any real drutf-
gisi in America. I
Itead this letter If you have a
child that needs to gain health d
strength.
"My Uttlo Rlrl was stricken with
Infantile paralysis when she Was 5
months old and was an Invalid for 9
years when I saw an ad In the
paper, that McCoy's Cod Liver oil
Compound Tablets would Olid up
wasted tissues. I bought a box
and she sWned very slowly, at first
and after taking eight boxes, sho
gained seven pounds. Thanks to Mc
Coy's Cod I.Wr Oil Compound Tab
lets, nfter trying almost everything
e on the market. She Is on
road to recovery and goss to school
every day," Mrs. L. Dabcork, Apple
ton. Wis. , I
Imitations of MoCoy's mnL he of
fered, but be sure and kA'ror Mc
Coy's, the original and genuine and
If nfter thirty days' treatment you
are not delighted with results why.
get your money Jiack, 9 Adv,
3 CARLOADS OF ELECTRIC RANGES
Every One to Be Sold for $1 S Down, Installed!
Your cioctiui! l'linWus here no-a IIOTPOINV-IIUGHES. $t ) ia all it takes to'
-jn.t it in your kilvlwn fully eruipj)c(l 'cojuplctoly installed midy to cook
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Paul's lilccli-ii"1 Sioi' Pc'iplcs J'Jectri' HIm-c and The r'alffornia. Oregon Power
C'oisrptmy liave 'o-opcralfd wi.briiif,riiiK this hisrory-inakiiiK bargain to Medford. By a
'.Wc.c.mbineU purMiasc.they are able to otter you'the. IiaTPOlNT-llUGHES Modql
IM&l el(;f.Ui(; raflfte pictured on this pa at an cxfeptionally low iiricc and on tenns
th;tt will spread the puj-n.ent owr a year and one month. All wiring and installation
costs.ftir the range iji mr Ihuiic arj included. . . .
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; . Thisis-your opportunity
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HunJti'eds of Mmlfoitl rViines kifow'lhe coinfort coolness and convenience of electric
Vogfcing. And w4iat housewri'e has not envied their freedom from fuel, snioke.and ashes
'Phis is roiir oiiortiiniv to enjoy all these advantages.
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lOleclric cooking is Ural eciii)iny 1 he cost of current actually averages only S1:
for each meal? Can von justify the cost f other fuel when electricity is so inexpen
sive f An now it isiossible tJXTIL AUdUST 15th ONLY to secure the electric
ran you have always wanted, on such easy teriiirfand at so low a price that it is only
goo'fL nijiiagement to BUY NOW!
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Call and examine your new electric, range have it ready for tomorrow's dinner!
PAUL'S ELECTRIC STORE
- Telephone 9
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Telephone 12
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