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MEDFOftT) MATT; ' TftTBUyTV MEDFORD, OKKCiOy, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER fl. .192." PAflE -THRfcR- GIRLS' CONFERENCE FUNS BIG DAY' E PARENTS ASKED TQ I 1 The 1st Southern OrcRon Older Girla conference opened Ihsi evening at the Baptlnt church under the auaplcea of the OreRon Council of Religious education with Mian lluth llora of Salem, state conference pres ident: presiding. One of the important matters to be settled here - duiiiiR the scsulon will -be the election of n vice-president to the state organization, which recently held Its meeting at Balcm. This, the first conference ever held i southern , Oregon, Is largely an experiment ' whether or , not (t will be an annual affair. Ita main purpose is to hold tho meeting in a city more accesRiblo for tho southern 'Oregon members than tho state convention provides. Likewise, Pendleton is holding a similar meeting for eastern Orogon and i also electing a vice-president, whoso duty it will be to attend tho state convention to be held next year at Bugone. - ' Tho girls present, and those who are expected to arrive shortly; have been divined Into sides for tho pur pose of -outdoing each other in the mannocof stunts,, which will be a feature. jit- tho banquet to be held tonight t the. Methodist church with the Medford Chamber of Commerce as hosts.' Among- the spenkers present ' who address the conference On current topics arc' llev'. Fred Grey of Seattle, who is presenting, n series of five addresses on tho "Sweetest Story Ever Told." Mss. Jean- M. Johnson of Portland, general ' secretary of the Oregon' Council of lteliglous Educa tion, is -presenting timely thoughts on interesting topics, and Mrs. J. M. Forguson of Hood Itlvor, well known throughout the state ror her club work activities, will present an ' ad dress entitled. "Tho Bridge of the Oods." Sunday night nt the public mans meeting at the Methodist church. Next Monday the entire delegation vt'l bo taken to Crater lako as guests of Medford. after which they will return to their respective homes. ( l'oijowing is tho program . pro ' Siiiiduy Morning. 6:30 Consecration service tho tho message tho organ brings. T:0 Last chapter "Swoctest Story Ever Told." Friendship, song, "Blest Be the Tie That 'Binds." ; " 9:41. Delegates will nttnn.i . Mio church of their choice. - ' ' I Sunday Afternoon. ' I : 2:30-AiSpcclnl musics Report of committees. Election of vico-presl-der for southern Oregon. Round tihlo, VDo We Want Another Con-; erince!? Where? When?. What . !h,a one Has Mount to' Me.'"' "The Clirl and Her Religion," Ruth -Ross. "Tho Woman and Her Religion," Hbs. Minni Cramer. Murshflold, Sunday livening. ' 7:30 Mass i meeting at Methodist church. Community ' sing, leader, Ruth Ross. Devotions, conferenco girl. Address, Dr. Fred Grey. So-' attle. "The Bridge of the Gods," Mrs. .1. K. Ferguson. Hood River. Benediction, Row,. J.; W.,'Doyoe. Monday.' .'' Crater Lake Hurrah! To Parents and Patrons, . Medford City Schools. The city's school population from grades one to eight is served by four elementary schools. These, however, are not all located in the present population centers of the city. Under tho crowded conditions this year we 'shall need to fill all buildings to capa city. This will make it necessary to draw pupils from heavily populated districts like the Washington school and place them in a school such as tho Jackson, where there Is more room. Naturally, some injustice will be worked on puolls who are asked to travel the greater d'stance, but we In tend that this be no greater than is necessary. As an initial arrangement, the fol lowing are designated as tho districts to be served by each of the grade schools, for grades first to eighth, in clusive: . Roosevelt All that nart o.' the dtv lying east of Bear creek, and In addi tion, both sides of Riverside avenue, south of Main street. (Note A publication of yesterday stated "norh" R'verslde. which wns an error; It should have read south Riverside.) Lincoln AM that part of the c'tv Kins between Rear creek and the Southern Pacific railroad tracks, with the exception of South Riverside avenue.- Jackson All that part of the city lying west of the railroad tracks, and north of Main street: lo that part of the city lyinc west of Newtown street and south of Main street to Dakota avenue. ' '; Washington That 'part of the city lying south of Main street. wet of the railroad tracks and east of Newtown street I. will olo so"'" that part of til city lying south of Dakota avenue. It is urged that all children of all grades be snnt to the school desig nated for their district If artcr regis r.it'on It annoars that' any bettor or fairer distribution can be made, It will be done. - ' -. - . ... Provision will be made on annllca tlon for any weak or crinn'ed children to attend the. school most 'accessible to them. ; .-''-- We expect an extremely crowded condition this time, with no relief In sght hofore another year.and -wo ask thevf'Ol oo-ooeratlon of parents in helping to meet the situation-. ' . K. H. HKDRICK," . .-. Superintendent City Schools. St. Mark's Rplscopul. Corner North Oukdale and Btreet. ft a. m. Holy communion. 11a. in. Holy communion. Win. B. Hamilton. Vicar. at 0:30 o'clock. (Note the chAnge of time from 7 o'clock.) rlei-nard Rob- ens will lead the meeting. At 7:30 .there will be a mass meeting of the. i Older Girls' conference. The devo- tlonnl pin t will Jie led by Dr. Grey I of Seattle, and the address of the eve- ! nlng will he "The Bridge of the Gods," 6tn by Mrs. J. E. Ferguson of Hood River. Tins is a Ullion service mm part oi ino regular program of .the Southern Ore gon Older Girls' conference. 'J. Wlllard Do Yoe. Pastor. . Catholic Church. So. OakriB-le Ave. and 11th St. Masses at 8 and 10:30 a. m. ' Rev. F. V. Black, Pastor. lVnlccortnl MIsHtson. 1SS East M sninettrb77Sun 128 East Muin .street. E. F. Ring ham, pastor. Residence 16 Mistletoe stret. Sunday school 10 a. m. Preaching 11a. ni. and 8 p. m. Midweek Wednesday and Saturday 8 p. m. open air meetings; on Sunday night and Wednesday night 7:30. Church of .Icnuh Christ of Idittcr Day Saints. Woodman hall over Medford tlonal bank. Sunday school at 10:30 a. m. Subject, Theological class, ' Apostacy." Classes for the Intermediate' primary departments.- All welcome, no collection. Na- Tho First Church of Christ, Scientist. Authorized ranch of the Mother church, the First Church of Christ, Scientist. In Boston. Mass. Services tare held every Sunday at 11 o'clock," church edifice. 212 North Onkdale. Subject for Sunday, Sep tember 6, "Man." Sunday school at 9:45. Applicants under the age of 20 may be admitted. Wednesday evening meetings, which include testimonies of Christian Sci ence healings, at 8 o'olock. The reading 'room, which Is in the Medford building, is open daily from 12 to 4, except Sundays and holidays. The Bible and all authorized Christian Science litorature may bo read, bor rowed or purchased. Tho public Is cordially Invited to at tend tho services and visit the read ing room. ' - " - SHEVLIN-HIXON-CO., BUYS HUGE TRACT KLAMATH TIMBER Solvation Army. Very Hpeciut ineotiiifr at tho Salva tion Army hall, corner 4th and Hurt lott 8trtPts. ft p: in. Khar p. A special speaker from Portland headquarters, Oapt. Lillian Gray, will address the people at the hull to. nipht. You will he interested in all the Herviees, There will he apeeial stiiKlnf? riul lively test imon leg. Come and enjoy It, firing the babies, they are always welcome. VISITOR IN CITY DEPENDS UPON VOTE OF Baptist Church. ' " I Dr." Frod Guy of Seattle, Wash.. Secretary of State Sam Kozcr, who has been paying southern Oregon a leisurely visit since, last Monday, ar rived In the city lust evening for a general visit with his many trends here, before departing .for his home at RiilAti. liv trnln this nvenimr. However. will be the preacher at our morn- he wU, a,tond tha bttnquet to the Ing service on Sunday. Dr. Grey Is Unlted states senuto' public lands sub. a grcnt teacher and preacher and commlttce unti train time. -lll be heard with delight. Besides Mr Kozcr is well acquainted in the sessions of the Older Girls' con- Medford. and says his sojourn here at ference being held in our church, th(s tlnl(i has no especial significance, there will be the usual services of Tne (int f tha week with his wife the day. The evening service will he. began a leisurely visit in southern be an overflow conferenco service. Oregon, but owing to her being unex Mlsa Ross and Dr. Grey -will speak, pectedly called home several days ago, Ynu will enjoy them. Come and his plans were changed somewhat, see. ' During the past week he has visited among other places, Klamath Falls j and Ashland, where by urgent request j ho nddressed the Chambers of Com i merce of those cities, and the Lake of .the Woods. . - : "My visit to your section of the T.tithcrnii Church. The Kpgllsh Lutheran Church, 612 West Fourth St. N ' Rev. Kdwln J. Johnson, Pastor. Sunday school.' Ida. id. Morning service, 11 a. m. '. Subject! stnto Is utterly without any political "7"he Good Samaritan." ", Import," said Secretary Kozer. "In The Catechetical class meets every .fact 'I have not been talking politics Saturday morning nt 10:3d. .'" or general mutters at.- all, but of The'Sunday evening 'sorvlce will bo course if any of my friends and ac rcsumed next Sunday, the 13th. Also qualntanceB on this trip of their own the Wednesday m'id-'weck scrv'lce on volition, and insistence' talked on this tho llith. The. Luther league will hold subject it would.be' only courtesy for Its first meeting Sunday evening the me to express some Jnterest in the 13th, before the evening service. ' subject. I am, simply having a, good ...time,. 1 : r j'.in' " ' , Main Street Methodist Church. , ' "I just had a long visit with, vn Conner Main and Oa.kd.ale. ,J. B irlond pver there whoui.I have known Coan, Pastor., " ':,"'"-'' v '' for 'yearej" continued Mr. K.ozer, 'Bible school at '9:40. Dr. Frank pointing to former Mayor C. E Gates, in i,w,.,h n.o h. oni.ntv. Roberts, superintendent. i "but our talk was confined to my visit " " I TLMn.,,. , hln ,,, court has' boon besieged for recon- Morning worship at 11 o'clock. Rev! : to the Lake tot the Woods iind'condl- 7ZloZ'P- American.,. Sunday t.-.ns ier e Ne.Uner Vov nor myself not available and .,; . , . 1 ..,', . flPAirnn will nrrxi oh Mtitiinnt "HMio . . . . where funds were it seemtf wIhg to say to ranchmen and others living In the country districts Death of Christ." Gpworth League f at" the T ..t.- ...V. V, ... I " wi ottjviwn uuunvy anu vtuu ' hour, 7 o'clock, i . I 1 . . r? There will bo no evenlnB service on of work they must vote the funds account of the union meeting at the M. E, church. - The midweek service on Wednes- 'r regular Start Research Work In Crater Natl. Forest SHEEP SHOW TO BE 5 FEATURE OF FAIR A sheep show, cmphaslxin? both the mutton and wool breeds, wilt be one of the outstanding features of the big livestock show at the Jackson County Industrial Fair, Medford, Sep tember 1 6 to 19. That sheep raising is proving prof itable to farmers hereabouts is proved Ijry the large number of entries already received. Many fine typos of anlmuls will bo shown. The promlum list, re cently distributed, recognizes the Ramboiiillets, Hhropshlres, Hamp shire", fcotswolds, Uncolns. riommeys and F4 Sheep. Liberal prize money is being offered by the fair mana ment. as well as ribbons and trophies. The main reason why thono who have the good of agriculture at heart are urging' farmers to hiIho sheep Is tne nign market prices that have pre vailed the post your. "Greater diversification in llvostock raising", is the slogan of fair officials ths year. They aro ' urgng every farmer to raise, at least a few sheep, i They point out that a small flock of sheep will convert tho weeds of ,tho farm Into meat and wool, by produc ing a fleece In the spring and a latuh crop In the fall. Little grain and shelter aro needed to keep a flock In good shape. Sheep can be fattened on a bigger percentage of roughage than any other farm animal. Superintendent Earl Now by, who is making the arrangements for the show, has received entries from rev era! now exhibitors. He Is prepared to handle an overflow in case .ne en Ifries run heavier than ts expected. En tries for the show wilt cIums on bop ivuiuvr loin. j '' The Uvostock show this year prom ises to be the host over. ; Unusually large cattle, swlmr n'.id poultry cxhlb- - Its are assured. This will be your opportunity to see the beat there is In southern Oregon. necesuary and therefore they should be ready to appear at the ' voting day evening at 7 :30, piHCfs in ftovemuer line a dies iur whtch Will be advertised .later) pre pared to vote the funds necessary to carry on the work which they ad vocate and 'need. If they are In need of Information covering " the cost of work desired, the county court or the county engineer will provido such Information. The regular road levy which has been provided In tho past for road work has proven to be only suffic ient to maintain and care for tho roads. County expenditures Ag a preliminary step in intensive increased and toduy exceed the six per cent limitation set by lnw. Tho only way out Is. to, reduce, tho, road levies and that wilt neoenuiuUe die in crease of special district levies. The Screen. By Ye Press Agent. You cnrdiniiv nviid in nil ihn forest research work. R. H. Westfeld services of this church. , ... .arrived in the city yesterday for the .' I purpose of a survey of the Crater na- ... I tlonal forest. Presbyterian Church. He will study the growth of the Mainland Holly. - 'trees In thrifty stands and In stands Rov. E. P. Lawrence' minister. after logging oiierat'ons. He will also Residence G13 S. Newtown. .' Study dBVote time to the problem of dlspos 41 S. Holly. nR 0f brush to reduce the flra hazard. 9:45 a. "m. Bible school. - Tho onn wm HtUdy the methods' of natural school will' be placed on the rogu reproduction to obviate tht! necessity lar plan of "classes for each grade 0f artificial planting. . as usual. New people In the city Mr. Westfleld has boon in the Dcs- have ar0 "lvltcd to sand their children chutes national forest. Indian rescrva- ion this first Sunday of September.-tlon, Klamath side of Crater forest. Vorle Walker, superintendent; C'has. and will leave within a weok for Whit A. Wing, assistant. ' man forest for the purpose of carrying 11 a., ni. Sermon. "The Youth or on similar work. .... Jesus ; id the' Touth of Today.". . . ' There will bo special muBlc. WATKJt Ol'T OIT BY BLAST. JOXKS WINS (iOt.P TITI.K. (Continued From Pace One) At Hunt's Crntcrinn. "I'll Show You the Town." the feature starring Reginald Denny, closes at Hunt's c'raterian ionlght. This more or loss Intricate situation is clearly told with lichtnlng-llke ra pidty with little or no lot up in whole hearted "luugh." It is an '"affair" with three wometi. each of whom had pressed Alec Dnpre to uct as her guide and escort or, a sight seeing tour of the metropcils. All would hnvo been happy ha'i tho '"affair" ended where It stnrtej. "Wild, Wild Susan." a Paramount comedy of laughs and thrills starring Bo'jc Daniels coming to the Hunt's (Valerian tomorrow, Is laid against a background of New York City scenes. Tho Btory is an adaptation of "The Wild, Wild Child." by Stcuurt Kmory, and brings Ilobe to the screen as a vi vacious society girl. Uke all girls with pep and lelsuro, llebc, as Susan Van Dusen, craves a "career" and seeks out a Job as defective and then Is assigned to locate the missing son of a wealthy ninn. Hod 1. Rocquc, featured opposite the star, Is the young fellow in question. In t Atlanta office of the Georgia Casualty company today.' Judge Will Uunn. father of Watts tfunn. sensation of thd national ama teur golf play at Oakmont, Is resi dent of the company. '---'-'' , Cosnsel of the firm Is Robert Jones, proud father of Bobby Jones, national amateur, champion, who la defending his title against young Dunn. I The fnlhers of the challenger pa-' tirMy nwnit the outcome of tho com- At tho ltlnllo. A rapid mystery melodrama of stirring situations Is "Raffles." the photoplay which closes at tho Rialto theater tonight. House Peters In tho title" role plays the amateur cracksman. Both young and old revel In the exciting situa tions In the present production. Fredericks Lonsdale's popular Broadway stage play, "rcn't We AH." comes to the screen at the Rialto theater tomorrow matlneo as '"A Kiss In the i.irk." featuring Adolphe Men Jou. Llnian Rich and Alleen Prlngle. The story, n. comedy' of marriage la laid In llnvnnn nnd New York. Mcn Jou is cast In the role of Waller flren. jiujii, a regular dcvl wit hMiu lu.lles. Girls' conference. worship with us. p. m. union invited to . V.. f Continued From Pag On) . . hoard. But antM . ' weeping woman wei o Methodist church .. wtlh the Older ,hpro ,,U" WM l"u"h";';- A negro boy f;hi8' conference. Speakers. Dr. Fred Grey of Seattle and Mrs. J. B. Ferguson ot Hood Rlvor. , . . First Christian Church. Corner Ninth and South Oakdalo. Services every Lord's day. :46 a. m. Bible school. ft K. Ol son, superintendent. A, largo lncrcaso In nttenda.nco on Inst Sunday. Wo should havo itn'othor lncrcaso this Sunday. '. ' ' I 11 a. m. Worship. Communion and Preaching. Mrs. Jean Johnson of Portland, who Is In charge of tho uinor utris" conference, wlll spetik on nn Interesting subject, "Our Young Folks."- Christian Kndeavor meeting at 7 p. m. Thero will be no evening preaching service ami nil will Join In the closing session of tho tllrl's Con ference to bo hold nt the First M. li. church.:. " ; ' All members of tho, church are urg ed to be present Sunday morning to consider the matter of building an an nex which already has ' been passed by the board. A cordial Invitation is extended totho public to attend tho services ot this church. ' . played, on a pluno that had been dragged .from.. a .throatcned. residence whllo a group of negroes stood about him and danced, to., strains of "Ala bama," ;and .".Railroad. Blues.", ; c! Cook with gas. tf First Mr(li.Mtll Kplw-opal Church. West Main nnd laurel. -Sunday school will open at u;4f.. W. W. Walker, superintendent. The morning hour of warship will bring a mossaga on "They Huve Taken Away My Iird." Remember- this service will be promptly at 1 1 o'clock. The special mpsla will be: Anthem til, irla In B-flst. ...... '.Farmer Offertory Lead. Kindly Light..Wtlin Mlsnen Kvclyn and Virginia Dow, Mr. MscDupough, Mr. Vroman. , Kvenlng: . ' ' ; Anthom Lord, Thy Mercy Stream- : eth (.....Rubinstein Offertory--Tennr solor Mr. MnclMnough. - In tho evening tho JSpworth league Medford Plate and Window Glass Co. Automobile glass and glass for all purposes. We repair broken win dows and reBllver old mirrors, make mirrors any else. Complete, line beveling and grinding machinery; employ nothing but . experienced Mp. , . .. ,-. . ... .. : -... ;. .. . ; J. V. MOROAN, Mansgsp ,118 8. Bartlett Phene 140 , Insurance First Insurance . . Agency. X A. L. HILL. Manager ' ' '! ;!; Phont 105 ,( 30 North Central ! ! V Mtdford, Or. . POHTLAKD, Ore.. Kept. 5. (A. P.) Authentic reports in timber cir cles here and at Klamath Falls are to the effect that the Fremont I-and company, a corporation subsidiary to tho Bhevlln-Hixon company, ope rating at Bond, has purchased from n. K. "Jilchrlst of Klamuth Falls approximately 65,000 a itch of pine timber land In scattered sections of northern Klamath county. Tho tim ber on the land is to bo paid for ns cut under tho sales contract and the total consideration Is said to be much more than f 1,000,000. According to Portland timber one man's who aro familiar with this transaction, tho cruise of the tim bered area sold by n. K. flilchiist to tho Hhovlln-Hlxon Interests exw ceeds 1,300.000.000 feet of hlsh qual ity pine and the consideration paid la approximately Jl.S00.000, The timber Just sold is interlocked with the Weyerhauser holdlnKs for which a mill at Klamath Falls is to bo erected, according to official an nouncement made recently, on com pletion of the Southern Pacific's Ku-gene-Klanmth Falls cut-off. The sur veyed line of the Oregon Trunk railroad (Great Northern-Northorn Pacific) is through a large portion of the R. E. Gilchrist tract. The timber sale announced from Klamtah Falls Is distinct from the reported sale last February of 45,000 acres of timber in Klamath and De schutes counties from V. A. Gil christ and associates of Alpena, Mich., to the Shevlln-Hlxon Inter ests. In that transaction 900.000,000 feet of pine was said to havo boon taken over. , II Pianos for Roundup. SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 5. (A. P.) Seven army airplanes from Orissy field and five other planes from Kx'lly field, San Antonio, Texas, will par ticipate In the first air meet to be held at Portland and Pendleton, Ore gon, during the Pendleton rodeo, Sep tember 16-18, army headquarters an nounced hero yesterday. Cook with gas. tf $1 Sunday Dinner MENU COCKTAIIi Fruit $1 SOUP Cremo of Chicken Consommo Prlutonlore Radishes RELISHES Cucumbers Ripe Olives ENTREES Fried Voting Chicken, 'Southern Style Tenderloin Steak, Mushroom Sauco Breaded Veal Chops, Tomtttoo Sauce Orange Bliorbot ROASTS Prime Ribs of ileef Au Jus Leg of Lamb with Jelly Chicken with Green Pepper Dressing SALAD Sty-imp with T. I, Dressing VEGETABLES Mashed Potatoes Carrots and Peas CHOICE OF . Strawberry Shortcake, Whipped Cream Blackberry Pie t Green Applo Pie loo Cream and C'ako Hot Rolls Coffee Milk The SHASTA . - - a-- - The UNIVERSITY of OREGON contains: . , . The College of Literature, ScWnce and the Arts with 21 departments. The professional school, of Archi tecture and Allied Arts Business Administration Education Grad uate Study Journolism - Law Medlrihe Music Hhyalcal Edu-catio.n-S.x-I .'ty Extension ... Fcr a rati ' : .. or anff information Write Thj ft ,'fitror, Unltortltf of Orison, ni :iiot 0re(on .'. TbebOib Vetr Opto $ ejMeinber 24. 1925 Highest Quality . Jewelry Repairing Diamond Betting, -Watch lie pairing Satisfaction Aaaurad In quality and prloa. . .Mall uj yotf want. , jwpy qo. Pow.ll strsat at O'Farrell SAN FRANCISCO , "Nearest toEverythint" Every modern convsnlenee for the guest. Circulating lea water. Hospitality and ; y good service., HARVEY M. TOY ' . Qwner i ImS s4vart Mjj-iJ LEAVING TONIGHT! V A Whirlwind, ot Mysterious Excitement "Raffles" The Amateur Cracksman Starring HOUSE PETERS That gentleman crook who had Scotland Yard up In the ' air, who made thrills work overtime. Don't- mlsa himl mm 1 a. v v, i fs?j'Vr WW ' YOURS FOR A LAUGH COCKTAIL TOMORROW ADOLPHE MENJOU AILEEN PRINGLE LILLIAN RICH KENNETH MACKEIiNA Are the Leading Lai'jh Makersl ADD to This Quartet Ann Pennington af the "Follies," whose dimpled knees have won her world-wide fame. Kitty Kelly, the popular musical comedy girl, and. the fampus atage star, Herbert May. . Now MIX . ; . '' ' " 4;; them all up In a rlp-roarlng marriage comedy, based on the rollicking stage hit "Aren't Wa All," and IT MAKES ONE OF THE BIGGEST LAUGH HITS OF THE SEASON "A mss IN THE DARK RIALTO i-''l'-'i it W; lie- COMMUNITY HOSPITAL ... 84S E. Main Street i . MsdforeL Ortfla) Combining full lurglcal (acllltlea with 1 quiet homelike enrtronmaoU. THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK MEDFORD, OREGON We have ample funds to loan to .the producer of farm products. ": '." t(yf INTEREST PAID ON TIMB AND 4 q '"-, 40 SAVINGS DEPOSITS . f ' Members of the Federal Reserve Bank of the United States Government . n In m i 4 ? :
