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Newspaper Page Texto ' GO o o o o o o o o O o o 102") . ..... I PRESBYItKiANS t EN OREGON 3HQW i j MEMBERSHIP GAIN will fill the pulpit of the Presbytrlan church Sunday morning, iro will also bo special music by Mi a. F K. (Nichols. There will be no evening ser- vko. MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. ORKOOX SATURDAY, jTnfrjS. PAGE THREE I M11I11 St. Methodist South. - Corner Main und Oukdule. J Conn, laitor. Bible school at !:-ir. Dr. Frank Roborlfl, Superintendent, Morning worship at 11 o'clock. Sermon subjoct, "Meeting the Test." An hour of inspiration. A live help ful mewnire. EUGENE, Ore.. July 18. The Na- The Emvorth lcacue meets at 7 tlonal mlmiona board of the Jb-,No nUm in this service. A .loyaj Dyterlan church orBanieation, wnicn bftij of leuRuers. la composed of seven separate mis- Evenlns service at 8 o'clock. Gob slonary projects, has compietetd ia pel in ess age, "Drowning In the very successful year, according to shallows." Services each Sunday the report of the-body -presented at 'evening. the Presbyterian synod of -Oregon j Tuesday afternoon the Missionarj- nationnl mission in session here. It society meets at the home 'of Mrs. was -necessary, however, to raise an additional 1, 000.000 for this work next year, to cover a deficit of J461, -997 of the nast vcar and n similar ORtimAtert ninnunt fni. thn rnmlnp! year, it'was-reported. A national missions week in No vember has been set aside as a pe riod for raising funds for- the work, and ' o'ther i days ; have- also - been designated Lillian Woodford, 522 S. Holly. Wednesday evening midweek fel lowship service at 7:30. A well attended and enjoyable hour. A warm greeting and fine fellow ship for all at this church. . First Church of Clu'Ut, Scientist. Authorized branch of the Mother church, the First Church of Christ. I Scientist, in Boston. Mass. Tho synod of -Oregon adopted a! . Services are held every Sunday at 11 recommendation that Rev. James C,0CK- church . edifice, 212 , North Aiken Smith of the Portland pres- ?kdalo. Subject for Sunday, July 19: bylery - bo ; appointed-i as synodlcal . . , . evangelist I bundly school at 9:40. Applicants in the report of the. state of Ore- f1"0 ose-of twontyq may be ad- 3tm :to - St. Mnrk's Kpfccopnl. Corner North Oukdule - and street. 8 a. m. Holy communion. 11 a. m. Holy communion. Wm. B. Hamilton, Pastor. 5th Catholic Church So. Oakdale Ave. and 11th St. Masses at 7 and 9 a. m. Rev. F. W. Black, pastor. Free Methodist The Free Methodists aro holding Science healings, at 8 o'clock. The reading room, which is In the Medtord building, is open dally from 12 to 4. except Sundays und holidays. Tho Biblo and all authorized Christian Science literature1 may bo read. hor. rowed or purchnsed. The public is, cordially Invited to attend the services and visit the read ing, room. First Christian C'liun-Ji Corner Ninth und South Oakdale. D. J. Howe, minister. Residence 25 So. Orange. Services Every Lord's Day. 9:45 a. m. Bible school, M. B. Ol son, superintendent. One of the larg est ana wcl lorganized schools of soutnern Oregon, livery member Is urged to help keep up tho attendance through the summer and plan for the "best ever" for tho fall. 11a. m. Morning worship, cotnmn- ...-.,.. .... . ,,,.,....,1, ,.- nlon nnapreachlng. Sermon, "A For- and a. half north of Mian on Grape -ward Movement " Christian Endeavor Meeting at 7 p street. Special singing every night by the Blair mnlo quartette, Sulva'tlon Army : The meeting will be held in the church auditorium and tho pastor will speak to tho young people at the close ."Let Gwg,Oo It". I Dead Sere "trwv mt-i tmt ACQUITTED I tlon of-.tho California On-Kon Power company. In planning on giving a BWhnmlnt party nt (irantH Pans park i on the KuKue river next Tuesday even Inn July 21. Thin will be the first Ko- j rum parjy since the warehouse nnd ' purchasing departments nnvo their very enjoyable dance ttonie few weeks I no. Tho "light house tenders" are In u fine mood for another forum get tu pether and tho river may prove to be too small for the biK crowd that Is sure to attend. 1 I Free ents -hot ringd and lee cream. will be dispensed to the swlmmfrs wht-w they conic out of the water. J : . Ullnded By Klwirio KIahIi. : f F.l'dKNK. Ore., July 18. Mhrvlii Lsmlth, head linesman for tho MounV tain Stales power company, receiva HcrlouR njury to his eyes while 'h was repairing a hi A voltage, trans former at cnttago Grove. Two wlrori crossed and the resulting' flash blind ed him. It is believed that he will recover his night. . . Cook with pas. ' 1 tM 1 i Duvtonn Bcnnli. H:i.. jiopulution 20.000, no,w has the second largest chamber ol commerce in the world. It celebrated the boost ing of tilt: inembcrsiiip of the organization to 0,3-0 mcmlicrs with a public burial of "Let George Do It." David Sltolt, president of the chamber, is ween officiating " ounuay scnooi, ior an Kae. i v:jv oi this service oh "Life's Plans and a. m. uiu umo runy nunuay nigm, Purposes." Special music at each res commencing at 8 o'clock.. vice. All are cordially invited to at- Week nipht Kospol meetlnKS every! tend these services.- Strangers will Mwovinjr, ji.uiowu uiiti omuiuoi. n-i. una a wcicomo w o ciock. 'mere will bo no senves on Tuesday and Thursday of. "corning woeh. , Everybody ivelcomaat he Army! Pentecostal MIhsIoii 12K Kast Main St. Sunday school 10 p. m. Preaching 11a. in. and 8 p. m. Mid-week preaching on Wednesday and Saturday at H- p. in. Everybody welcome; come where tho sweet old gospel story is told. . Tonight ij ?v. Wilson of Portland will preach. First M. K. Church Morning Anthem, "Crown Him" Heyser Soloists, Evelyn and Virgina Dew Offertory, "Love Divine" Havens Virginia Dew, Mr. Meeker Evening Anthem, "Lord, Thy Mercy Stream ethM , Itublnsteln Offertory, "The King of Love My Shepherd Is56 ....Gounod Cecil Coss Churt'li or tlcsun Christ of tatter Day Sulnts Woodman Hall over . Medford Na tional Bank. Sunday school at 10:30 a. in. Lesson for theological class: The Gospel as first taughtto the Gentiles by the Apostles of Christ. Classes In tho Intermediate and prl mar ydepartmcnt. People interested in tho gospel as taught by the Savior and His Apostles are Invited. No collection. Lutheran Church. The English Lutheran church West Fourth' Street near Oakdale. Rev, Edwin J. Johnson, pastor. . Services . for Sunday, July 19: Sunday school, JO a. m. Divine service, . 11 -a. ml A special service has been plan ned for this Sunday. The pastor, Rev. Johnson, who recently came to Medford Is to be installed at the morning service. Tho Rev. George Hillerman, D; D of Berkeley, Cal., will have charge of the service. The Cathetlcal class will meet next Saturday, July 25. at 10:30 .a m. "Pilgrim's PritgrcsV Ilaplbt Church "Pilgrim's Progress in Picture and Story" will be given In five Installments at our church, beginning Sunday cv enlng. Stereoptlcon slides wtll illus trate the principal episodes of this great book, while the Btor yis being given. 'Pilgrim's Progress" Is conceded to be the greatest book ever written, out side the Biblo; and this review will form a scries of delightful evening services for the, summer time. All services will be held at the us ual hours. Pastor Eaton will he the speaker at both morning and evening services. iou will enjoyg these programs. Come and see. O Presbyterian Church Main .ftid Holly. Rev. E. b) Law rence, minister. Residence 613 8. Newtown. Study 41 S. Holly. 9:45 n. m. Church school of reli gious education, ft fanner in the city areinvlted to ntirnd The adult classes and bring their children for the grade classes. Verl G. Walker, superintend ent. 11 a. m. Sermon hy Mr. Leonard Brown of Phoenix. Special music by Mrs. F. E&Vichol. V There will be more services this " sufnmef until the first of September. In the absence of Rev. E. P. Ijiw rence at the meeting of Synod In Eu gene, Mr. Leonard Drown of Phoenix 'S SAN FRANCISCO, July 18. (A. P.) William Hyde Irwin, son of Will Irwin, the author and heir-to one-1 sixth of the million dollar estate of his aunt. Mrs. Elizabeth Augusta Bix ler, wants funds from the estate to continue his studies at Stanford uni versity but the administrators of tho. estate think the youth should go to j work on the Union Island ranch in the San Joaquin valley which is part ! of the Bixlei" holdings. I Differences between tho adminis trators and the legatee were aired In the superior court here yesterduy when Irwin told tho court that he didn't believe he. would develop him self according to his plans if he took hold of the Blxler ranch. Charles C. Mcintosh, and Samuel J. Hamilton, administrators of the estate testified they believed young Irwin should obtain u first hand working knowledge of tho ranch property in stead of doing post-graduate work at Stanford and therefore they had re fused to advance funds. Under tho tennis of the will Irwin received $1400 a year until he was gradulitcd from Stanford recently. The executors were authorised under the will to fmnlsh such further sums as they deemed neaeaMtry. Judge E. P. Shortall continued the case until July 27 and advised attor neys to settle- the. controversy out of court,, ,; SECY .OF LABOR DAVIS OF COALWALK-OUT SWAMP8COTT. Mub July IS Several hundred pounds of peaches were dd at the busy public market this morning, beside much of the usual line of home grown produce. Market Master E. J. Runyard declares this morning's market to be the ban ner one of the entire season so far. In the amount of produe sold and the number of buyers and sellers present. The sweet corn seasort Is now in full swing, as evidenced by tho vast amount of corn which was on sale, but berries were conspicuous bocuuse of their-absence." Palm : leaf fans 9c. Japanese Art Storo. 101 "Large stock Victor records at Pal mer Music Storo. tf Seven-piece water sots on sale at 89c. Jupaneso Art Store. 101 Mish Annavolle Walker has accept; cd a position in the law office of II, K. Hanna. .beginning her new dutlcu yesterduy morning. - Hemsiitch,Jn buttons covered at the Handicraft Shop. tf Double mesh hair nets on sale at 5c. Japanese Art Store. 101 Cedar flume lumber at Big Pines Lun-.bor Co. tf J. A. .McCoy and E. B. Webb, living near Forest Grovo, harvested this season 3 S , 4 0 S pounds of choico straw berries from five nnd a half acres. Fifty cent doll sale. Jap Art Store. 101 We pay for ashes and sell dirt cheap, t. Brown & White Agency, Inc. tf Do You Love Your Wife? Prolong her life. Install an electric range J15.00 down. 104 Mrs. James Stoken. who was seri ously Injured hy. falling out of a cherry tree some time ago, ia still a patient at the Sacred Heart hospital, but is. expected to return to her Jiornc in the very near future. Cedar flume lumber at Big Pines Lumber Co. tf Fresh salt water salmon,1 25c lb. Johnson Produce Co. Fresh salt water salmon, Johnson Produce Co. That the Elks "hick" or orchard orchestra was very popular while at Portland during tho Elks convention, is proven by the fact that on tho sec ond! clay they worn in tho city they ployed from 10 o'clock In the morning until 6 o'clock that evening. They played on every day of tho four thoy were there, and naturally when thoy returned they were a bit tirod because of their oxertionH. , Freshi Rait water salmon, 25o lb. Johnson Produce Co. Brick ico cream 60c at DeVoe's. tf Newcomb says only a short time to order your factory blocks, at summer prires. Phone 631. lOltf Nineteen aspirants for postal posi tions wore taking civil service exami nation In the Federal building today. It so happens that only one will he fhosen iout of that numher for a postal position, leaving eighteen on the eligible list for vacancies as they occur. Special discount on wardrobe trunks, gun run teed seven years, and run i iipleed Samson suitcases, at t:c Mdfd "Ixchunge. 101 Resident of southern California registered nt local hotels Includu O. F. Sanderson and family, Mrs. A. M. Nelson, Minxes Clara 11. Wiltshire, und N. and (1. NawU-z. and Mrs. J. R, Goldman of San Bernardino, Mr. and Mrs. John S. Benedict, Mrs. 8. D. Bruclcn. and Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Rico T. E. Rynard was among the Med ford visitors who wore In GrUnts Pass yesterday transacting business. . For sand, gravel, sediment, cleaning or lawn work, phone U12-J, Samuel Bateman. tf Dan Willoughby presents his Night Hawk orchestra nt the Fair Grounds Pavilion tonight. 101 Newcomb says only a short time to order your factory blocks at summer prices. Phone 631. lOltf . Captain O. C. Appleate and daugh ter, Mrs. Itachel Solomon, of Klam ath Falls, who visited at tho home of Mrs. Alice Sargent nnd Mr. and Mrs. Chitwood and with relatives in Med ford lust weok, .departed Sundny night for Kodiac, Alaska, where they will pay an extended visit to other mem bers of tho f am ilyvr-r Jacksonville Post. In changing over to tho new (gas your range may require adjustment. If so, phone 626 aivd our service man will, call, ' jSouthern Oregon Gas Co. , .ioi Staplo drugs at DeVoe's. tf Columbia plaster wall board. Call for- prices.:' Wallace Wood Ldmber Yar.(l,j cor East Main and Genesee.,.' Thee Jury in the trial of Mr. and Mrs. K. Dawson, and Mr. and Mrs. B. .1. Hodges, all of Klamath Falls, charBod with transportation of liquor in an auto, Friday afternoon, after an hour's deliberation, returned a verdict of guilty, against tho hus bands und acquitted their wives. J no women aro mothers. j Tho two couples. , will all go on trial Monday morning, and fu-e a jury on a charge of possession of liquor, tho hist of the indictment brought ngainst them by the iasi grand jury. f Hodges and Dawson, were convict ed this week, nt seperate trials, of "selling liquor while nrmed." Tho trials grew out of the raid of the 'Hut." a candy store, establish ed on tho Crater . Lake Highway, near Camp ' Jackson;1 'during the Na tional Guard encampment last June. Tho Hodges and Dawsons were ar rested during the delivery of throe 10-gallon kegs of moonshlno. It was brought out from the tes timony, that :tho "Hut," was estab lished by tho district attorney's of fice, stocked, and placed in charge of a man by tho name of Holbrook with Instructions to sell ull he could, and buy all tho liquor could. ho PARTY NEXT TUESDAY For a midsummer activity, the Cop co Forum, tho employees' organizn- DOLPH THREE UP tf 25c. lh. 'tf Notice ttt Kplmre and Tlntt and Place of Trial and Hearing No. L9655, In the District Court of the United States for the District of Oregon. United States of America. Libelant, vs. One Dodre Touting Car. Motor No. 810-179. and tools and accessories; ' and E. It. Rayno, Libelees. To E. B. Kuyno, and all others whom it may concern: Notlcp is hereby givpn that an In-j formation was filed In the above en- titled court in the above entitled cause, on tho 10th day of July, lHlia, wherein J and whereby it Is sought to havo cer- i tain property, described as follows, to- wit: 1 Ono Dodge touring car, motor ' No. 810-1711. and tools und accessor-I ies. "Which said property was seized on ' the VSth day of June, 11)26, and hero- toforo attached and arrested and held ' and seized, and now is In tho posses sion of 'Frank I). Mitchell, a deputy collector of internal revenue for the j state of Oregon,! rorroitea lor tho tal lowing reasons, to-wit: ' That heretofore, to-wlt: on or about the 18th day of June, 11)26, in tho countv of Jackson, state and district of Oregon, and before said Hcltturo, the property above described was hy llavno used in the removal, nna r the deposit and concealment of a ; quantity of moonshine whiskey or nis Special Bargain 1924 Franklin, Model 10C Touring. Absolutely new $1950 Cash or Terms Highway Motor Co. 114 S. Riverside Quality Cars - ,i'iii-J itJu pv'. tilled spirits, with Intent to defraud jiiiy jo. i a. r.j. thJ 0nltcd Btutca 0f the lux thereon. ! e Hearty game tnat!thn sald denied nl,T-ta then und thorp j PORTLA.M1T, Ore.-l PlnyhiK the same lias characterized his golf all week, , beinir e. rumnindltv for which und Frank Oolph of Alderwood, city chain-1 respect whereof a tux theretofore had nlon. was threa nn on C. D. Hunter ,1r. l been and then was Imposed by- the of Tacorna at the end of the morning; laws of tho United states, which tax round of the Oregon state golf tourna- " "ya cTty J. ment being held at tho Tualatin Coun-1 provided' try club. Uolpli had a medal score of, Tnat ,,,,,- conv0janc0l loWt: the 71 for tho morning round, which was nid Dodco- touiinir car. motor No. one under par for the course. Hunter 810-179. and tools and accessories, are had 74. The final round wtll be played this afternoon. Mrs. 1.. W. Palmer Jr. of Oregon City won the Oregon state women's title by defeuting . Miss Frances Jacobs, Tualatin,, six and tour. ,' CERTAIN COOLIDGE WILL BE RE-ELEGTED now suhject to seizure, under Hectlon 14 of the Act or Congress or July 13, lJiflB. .That hy order of tho court all per sona Interested in said above described property nnd the libelee are- hvrehy cited, to file answer to said Informer tlon, setting forth their Interest In or claim to said property libeled, if any they have, with the clerk of this ccurt. In tho city of Portland, in the stale and district of Oregon, on or before the 3rd day ut Auk nut, 1925. Dated thlH lllth day of July, lOZTr. CLAHKNCl-3 11. HOTUIIKIHH, United Btaten Marshal for tho District of Oregon. ' 103 DANCING Rogue Elk Resort Tonight Special Chicken Dinner at the Hotel GOOD MUSIC Hi WASIUNGTO, July . (A. P.) A substantial reduction In taxes hy tho next congress was predicted today by Senntor jloscs of New Hampshire, president pro tern of the senate, who also, expressed a hop that the reduc tion could he mado retroactive to be come effective when returns are made out next March. Turning to politics, Senator Moae said-tho people In New Knglnnd took it for granted that President Coolidge would bo renominated and reelected. vThey regard this as corta-in as any thing can be that Is In the future,' ho said. Notion School District No.. 29 will rocolvo hldfl for transporting children from said district to Medford for coming year. Hlds to ho In tho hands of tho clerk by July 23rd. Hchool board reserves the right to rejuct any or all bids. Address, KLVITIA S. I.KAKNED, Clerk 8choo1 Dlst. No. 20, Medford. R. F. D. No. 3. 103 of I'asadrna. and the following from (A. P) Having discussed with Sm-(LoM Angeles; Mr. and Mrs. D. I., retary Davis the, possibility of a tie- Craig, Mr. and Mrs. Charles May how, up In the anthracjto coal Industry.) Mr. and Mrs. II. Marshall, Mr. und due to a deadlock over a new wage ajrs. C. II. Hebbel, Mr. and Mrs. W. scale. President Coolidge wont ahead s. Kwansnn, Mr. and Mrs. K. L. 1-angc with plans for' conferences hero with and paiy. Mr. nnd Mrs. feorgc Kd othnr cabinet officials,- It' la re- win, Mr, and Mrs, William Urennan garded ns certain that Secretary nnd children, Mr. ond' Mrs. George Hoover will he summoned to White Oyler, Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Kodman, Court if. the anthracite situation be-! Mr. and Mm. " George Toft, Mr. and comes more threatening. Mrs. C. A. Gregg, Mr. nnd m. 13; T. ; Mr. Hoover Is now on tho Pacific' Young, Mr. and Mrs. 10. H. Vinton, coast. (Mr.-Jind Mrs. A, it. Tvson. Mr. and i l ., - , Mm K. H. Nou-cnmli nff.l Minn Helen innmiiuun s necrwinry uavis nan i UlllPrl fn furnnA nn.l .llt 1. n Htllts. of the rour-v .,ntil i.t. . Cedar flume at Big Plncg Lumber Cook with gns. tf TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY KOH HALM Chevrolet coupe, late model, Ducn fin lull, balloon tires. Very complete. I'rlcr and tern very reasonable. Armstrong Motors. Inc., 'Hudson-IOessex Dealer. l'H tt Kon HA MO 12I Kurd touring, a real buy for fllfi. Terms. WHlys-Over- land Dmilei . lOltf Co. . . . . 4 n. T. R. 6a am At DpVm's. - r tf tf LruU Hulter. president m the Houth- ern Oregon Gan company, Btccompa-Alt-d by Dr. C. O. Ieegr alved in ledford today from Han Francisco to account of hln closf contact with the sltuntlon, naturally Is ffhe to whom the president will turn 6r advice.. secretary Davis, before leaving . ..... in Q- ihi- New York for Europe said he u 1 Europef said he cnyt era ana nn would com tn-'an (rrwnfnt Mor(k1ynup r.ihM may" require adjustment. Mepiember I. . Ifo, phone fiSC nnd our serv ice man A O will call, Cook with gat. jf FOIl HAI.K l.ute 29model Itulck Hlx touring car. lh very best of Its kind. " Take a looki The price Is only $350. Will consider a trade. Aitrong I8(j(j. Motors, Inc., Hudson Dealer. 101 tf That by ord Foil HA 1. 10 New overland light ? t livery 1-ton truck. Just the thing to have on the ranch. I.i It to ynil, florid tTm. Willys-Overland Dnnler. Nothw of NclKimi and Tlino and Place of Trial and llciirlnir No. LtfHAlf. In-the District Court of tho United Htates fnr tho District of Oreinin. United Htates of America, libelant, vs. One Ford Touring Car, Motor No. 3 02 H 34 5, and tools and accessories; and Melhourne Dunn. To 'Melbourne Dunn.f-and all others whom It may concern: Notice is hereby given that an In formation warf filed In the above en titled court In the above entitled cause, on the Itth day of July, 1925. wherein and whereby It is sought to have cer tain property, described as follows, to wlt: One Ford touring car, motor No. 3028345, and tools and accessories. which said property was seized on the I3th day of July, 1H25, and hereto fore attached and arrested and held and seized, and now is In the poh scsslon of Frank It. Mitchell, a deputy collector or Internal revenue for the slate of Oregon, forfaited for tho fol lowing reasons, to-wlt: That hertnfore. to-wlt: on or about the 13th day of 'July, 1025, In Jackson county, stuto and district of Oregon, and before said acUure, the said properly above described was by Melbourne Dunn used In the removal, and for the deposit and concealment of a large quantity of moonshine whis key or dlstlllod spirits, to-wlt: twelve (12) gallons of moonshine whiskey, with Intent to defraud the United Htates of the tnx thereon, tho said dis tilled spirits then and there being -a commodity -for which and In respect whereof a tax theretofore bad been paid and then was iinoosed hy the laws of, the IJiiltcd .Hhitcs, which tax hnd not been pnld; contrary to ,tho form of tho statute in such cose made nnd provided nnd- against the pcaco and dignltv of tluf United Hlatcs. That said conveyance,, to-wlt: the paid Ford touring car, motor' No. 302H34ii, and tools und accessories are now subject to seizure, under Hectlon 4 of the Act of Congress of July 13. GAS HEAT OAS HEAT OAS us show Price lOltf WANTIOD Man wfor orchard work. Phone J. M. Nary. 132-D. 102 good good I II HUNT 40 acre Tnrm, house, fair nutinillillngs. Houthern Oregon Gas I spring. W. H. Crandall, Kngie Point. Ultd Htntec Marshal I0l m a, 9 102 f Oregon. er of the court all per sons Interested In said above described property and the libelee Hre hernby cited to file Answer to said Informa tion. ottlnk)forlh their Interest In- or claitt to said property libeled, If any they have, with the clerk of this court, In the city of Portland, in the (date and district of Oregon, on or before the 3rd day of AuxUflt.-U2fcv Dated H TTTth da' Of July, 1025. C!,AltKNI'l'; II. IIOTI II K IHH, shal for the District Watch Hhis Space For the Story of the Romance of ROXY ANN Southern Oregon Gas Co. "Dependable Fuel" HEAT. OAS. HEAT GAS, HEAT HI VE ARE MANUFACTURERS 0F i Doors Screens, Windows and Sah, . ' Window and Door Frames Mouldings, Cabinets of All Kinds ! Our Constat Aim It (a Kp Our Quality and '" Price. fKbtolutely Right Do Not Ordtr From Out-of-Tttwn Concern Bafora Letting U Figure on Your Bill. TROWBRIDGE. CABINET WORKS Medford A Modern Mill Ortfoa :