Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, September 08, 1925, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Textv- -,- -,-f . .-'V' ,.1 PAOE TTTretfl? I e . g o V MT!T)FORT RfATL TRTRTTN. frfEDFOTm OKTCCiONT, TiyflDAY. StTTttMP.F.T? S. 102.' LOCAL BOY SCOOTl MEETING CALLED FOR WEDNESDAY IE T El A very happy and unique event oc curred at the home of Mr, and Mrs. In the spring of 1025, citizens repre senting Klamath county met with citi zens representing JucKson county and A. W. Bish, 428 Hamilton street. Med organized the -Crater J.uko Council of ford, when In the presence of their the I?oy Scouts of America, which or-, eight children, 12 grandchildren, other conization covered the counties of relatives and rrlends. Mr. and Mrs. Josephine, Jackson and Klamath. The Blsh renewed their marriage vows of funds to carry on the Boy Scout -work 50 years ago. After congratulations were contributed by the citizens of and wishing them many more years Medford and Klamath Falls, nnd an jof wedded life, all sat down to a table ngrtcmont was. effected to pro-rate ' decorated with beautiful autumn couaiiyino costs or conduction a first- ; flowers and loaded with viands which class council for a period of six months, beginning April 15 and end inr October 16, 1926. only those of the culinary art can prepare. A. W.- BlBh and his wifo. Catherine Tho success of a first class council Woody Bish. are a tvue of the hariiv. of Boy Scouts Is largely dopondont early pioneers: both having crossed upon the paid executive, upon whom the plains with their parents, taking mils the major ' portion ot ihe acuve isl months to make the Journey, and work. The theory of the combination after many escltlng Incidents on the of Medford and Klamath Knlls was , way, arrived In the Rogue river valley thnl' nna nvnnnHun n,lt. .... ,1.- ! In 1CCI various, scout uctlvlties in each com munity,, tnoreoy aecreaRlng by ono half the expense of such supervision. Practically, this has not worked out to the advantage of elthor community, owing to the fact that there Is alto gether too much work for one man to properly handle. The actual distance, too, is a tremendous handicap. It is the desire of the officers of this In 1SG4 They were married In this valley and for many years have been resi dents of Medford, having reared their family here. Mr. Bish was one of the first contractors and builders of this city, having built many of the earlier homes, and he still continues that work to some extent. t' Mrs. Bish,' althomrlv hav'nsreared a large family, still continues her institution and the executive secretary household duties, and many are the that all subscribers to the Jackson family gatherings for which she pre county fund meet at the downstairs pares' the meals as only the pioneer rooms of the city library Wednesday mother can. . The children present at evening, September 9, at seven-thirty ilnl nappy gathering were: o'clock to hear a report of the work of the -past' five months, to decido whether or not to continue the present arrangement with Klnmuth Falls, to consider the possibility of organizing a Jackson county council, to accept the resignations of the, present officers and. to elect new officers In their place. Respectfully submitted. P. J. NEWMAN. " . LARRY 8CIIADB. r . ' J. B. COAN..- , , A. L. HILL. .COL. W. II. PAINE. J. A. lilsh and son of Portland: A. A. Blsh, wife and son of Portland; George Bish of Medford, Lew's Blsh, wile and two sons of Medford, Mrs. George Whelpley and daughter of Ashland. Mrs. Z. Walgamott and daughter of Phoenix, Mrs. . Dawson and four chil dren of Medford. and Mrs. George jRovnolds, son and daughter of Med- lord. May this venerable pair . live to Bee many niore happy,, and .useful years, and then depart .together to that land "where there is .neither .marrying nor giving In marriage," Is the wish of their many friends. IS SALVATION ARMY made EXPECTED TO HEAR E! 1he' Salvation Army was J. B. ueimlMlmIlt muJ cnLureu unu,,iouKeu at '.mrs.r van sanis nome , 6"uun. iiimuy, . niier . sume street, mvhii jvirs. josemnne ASHLAND, Sept. 8. (Special.) It is, definitely learned this morning that Vice-President Charles G. Dawes will arrive in Ashland this afternoon on No. 53 on his way to San Francisco. Secretary J. H. Fuller wired Saturday morning asking that he speak in Ash land en route and the Invitation has been accepted. The nows is greeted with enthusiasm and a largo crowd will be on hand to hear the distin guished visitor. Ashland's schools convene today with every prospect of an increased enrollment over that of last year. Teachers from out of town have been coming in the past few days and sot ting settled in their rooniB or apart ments, as the case may bo. Yesterday there was the usual teachor's meeting and general adjustment, ready for the definite work tOdny. Many new faces are seen, not alone among the grado teachers, but in high school as well. The personnel as announced a few days ago follows: High school, B, C. Fotsythe. principal; teachers, W. R. Hughes. Harold Allison, Beryl Jarmon, Bvangellne Poley. taura Host, Ethel Templln. Juanlta Tarr, Miriam Clem lnson, Grace Hawkynrd, Margaret Casad, Florence Nolthimier, Irene Berg, Ailecn Shepherd. Cleo Howell, Mildred Chain. Mrs. W. M. Denton, and Caryle Van Dyko, secretary. Junior high: Ila Myers, principal; teachers, Edna Goheen. Melt E. Carter, Ethel Reid, Ethel Cood. Florence HUrd. Gladys Morton, Nora Ward, Edna Kennedy, Alice Robertson, Mild red Million. Lizzie Merrltt, Clara Anderson and. Esther Johnson. Hawthorne school: Grace Cinema, principal;. Betilah Hpssey, Wilms, Mc Kenzle, Helen Holton. Hazel 11 rimer, Alraira Schmidt,- Laura P. Olson, Maryann Adams. Eugenia Carson, Isabella Wattenberger. There is to be a reception for the teachers given Friday night at the Presbyterian church at 8 o'clock. Everyone at all Interested In the schools of Ashland and in those In charge are cordially . Invited to be present and meet' the teachers, many of them complete strangers to Ash land and its people. Hostesses will be present Elaborate preparations are under way to make this a very I pleasant occasion. It Is given under mo auspices ot tno (Ministerial asso ciation and as such Is welcoming the teachers, realizing tho grave respon sibility ; they assumo nnd assuring them of the hearty cooportitioil which Is theirs In the work of the coming year.1 " A ptoasant Httln tea w'as! given yes terday hv the Misses Edna Oohee'h nnd Gertie' Hanh at their apartment oak Poey, How It was bullded, God under stands. I'p on the hillside, beneath tho tree, A womnn built it on bended knees, Willi faith unswerving, aud earnest ; prayer, ' Just one little woman and God were there. Where lightly the forest Bhadows fell. This church was bullded, and builded well. Its walls were fashioned from bush and vine; Its rwf, the branches of fir and Pine; Its floor, the carpet where wild flowers rest: Its 8l re. the tree where the eagles nest; All swayed by the touch ot a sum mer's breeze. Sweet little, quaint little "Church In the Trees." Time dragged his footsteps from yoar to year; The stranger entered and settled here; We grew and prospered, though all were poor,. And hapny children played round tho door; Yet no home of worship the soul to ease, -1 Naught, save the "Little Church In tho Troos." Where hearts are earnest they find a way, . There's ever an answer for those who pray; Where seeds are dropped In a fertile soil, , There's ever a harvest tor those who toll; So a band of women found a way, This church was finished ono happy day. Full fifty yesrs this building has stood. 'Twas bullded of human flosh and . blood, . . Of tithes and struggles and hopes de- . , ferred, Of soft entreaty and kindly word; And sweetest memories linger hero Of vanished forms that wero once so dear. Perhaps, some day. a grander wni rise Its steeple piercing the starry skies, Whose walls of granite and girders strong , - Will toss back echoes of prayer and song; No matter how rich and grand all .tdese, v . .. , , ., , i 'Tis still "The Little Church in the Trees."1' ' - -It. P. Campbell. lilies SPOKANB, Wash., Sept. 8. (A. T I Asulf-nmatit nf m In lutnt'u ill the closing sc-sion ot tho Pacific North- "ciier ine otner uay uy a . uonation west conference of the Methodist on a eastern lady. .While the offl Episcopal church south, included: eel's ..ife,, Mrs.; Lnvny Gay was at- Walla Wttlla. Stewart Odoll:- Baker. ?". .!!""",. . ""."" W Ore., A. J." Htiirmer; Bandon, qiilllc, 'h. F Hill; Franklin and Yur- t,ne' 8,16 selected a picture frame, and, Miss Eva Foley, Mrs. Ooneva Allen neli, W. II. Branham; La Grande, J. A. Hull; Medford, J. B. Conn ton, J.' B. Needhani; McFarland, W, 8. Biirgoyne: Myrtle Creek, T. G. Patterson; Myrtle Point, W. B. Smith; Peoria, H. n. Tate; Portland, first church, T. B. Wheeler; Fort land. Klchmond church, to be sup plied; Richland, J. W. Caldwell; inquired the price. Mrs. Ghy. 'being and Miss Florence Allen as coninll- MUr ft. modest 'sort of a woman and anxious mented guests. The afternoon passed . " to jtleaser, Sad. ''Anything': you 'care very hartpily in the visit of old friends, to give. , Alter enrerur consideration thS damty tea served at 5 O'clock. of the proposition, the lady said, "I ahi not stife I can carry it in' niy car all the way bacls east, hut r shall not riimd', even If it gets broken, as I love to help the arniy, so here is the dime!" 11 Of coilrse. Sirs finv was "Aolieht'ati " Koseburg. C. S. Cobfrly; Tangent, A. n8 mk u campaign week and to be B. Pendleton; West 8. B. vvaiter; iVe w heln swell the coffers of the ID. W..Whpnler home on Almond ave. vt imams, ueorgo ncincr;- ninxviui, army, and not even to go out o! the Murtln nadclift: Conference ovango- building to do it, wonderfully pleased list, A. N. Hughes. ' - I the- officer' Thur It goes., someone Miss' Allen' leaves for her work In junior high at Visalla, Cal., Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. George Helms and family and Mrs Grace E. Andrews were Medford visitors Sunday after noon, calling on Mrs. James Spencer at the Frban anartments, and at the H. H. Shanglc was named' presid ing' elder of the Portland district. donating all the time to aid the great, work. Why should the arnly worry nS to the Outcome of the', campaign when such donations are coining in? The Medford district of the Crater lake council,' boy scouts of America, are calling a meeting of all sub scribers and council orficors, for AV'ednesrtay evehlng- at 7:30 in' 'the downstairs room ' ot the public li brary, the purpose Is to hear reports, e'ect officers -and plan procedure for another year, A large attendance Is expected. 1 i' Troop No. C nt ' tho. Methodist church, under the: leadership of( Oeorgo - Knnzma'n as scoutmaster, have already had some very inter esting tlines in starting their win- ter's activities. At a recent mooting the mothers provided a fine feed, ot which the scouts showed their Come The Screen Bjr Ye Press A&enC' '. At llmiVs CruleHniu1 . -"The Ton Command 'merits,' which is contracted to Hturt allowing at popular pricea at Hunt's Crntcrl;in theater tomorrow, ban ' broken all records for long-tim runs : at road show prices, . according to informa- tion rt'ceivnd by George A. Huut, nmnaging directoi of the Cmterian, who is responsible for bringing the big production to Medford at popu lar prices. In New York It ran for 62 weeks, whiio the "Birth of a Na tion" run but 44 weeks. It broke the record formerly hold by "The ff.i-flM.1 Wo nnn" nf ft ft ll'onba T.n appreciation by inviting them o , Ancoies lia,i ,OI) nr,bes for 31 Weeks. again. Lnst Thursday and; .. . hll..,I,ll)h oa,.h n- I liw-nd o n wpnlf' onmiirnmpnt. In r.,.,y u. iiuiip .Fm . ,od a ,, weoks. engagement, en local overnignt camp grounus, IierHn ,t ran for four ,vcoks wUh w nicn IS n )urt oi tuu jiks ijiuiuv; park on Kogue river. Other troops of scouts are holding their first hiootlngs this week after the summer vacation and' nre mok i.iig some very definite plane for the winter's, work. the scnts Helling for $6 each. MEDFORD LIFEMRS CHALLENGE The Medford life saving corps has challenged the Grants Pass corps to a swimming meet to be held at the Natatorlum Wednestlay evening, Sei tember 9, at ?::tn. .. i - Kvery member of tho Medford life saving corps Is asked to bo thero and help In thhrmeflt. There will be swimming races, life paving work and diving contests, with bcxntlftilly vngraved medals as prises. For the life saving contest only those who havo taken Iho work nre eligible, hut In the swimming races and diving Contests the be't of Mcd ford's swimmers and divers are ex pected to compete against tho best in Orants Pas. , Because of the ancient rivalry be tween Grants Pass and Modford a fast and exciting contest Is expected and the public Is cordially Invltod to at tend the first aquatic contest Medford has held ngnlnst nnolher town. At the lliallo. An entcrtainiug. enthralling com edy of modern love will bo presented In. "Grounds for Divorce," which opens for ,threo days', engagement at the lilallo theater today: it concerns tho young and 'very-much-ln-love-wlth-her" husband of a prominent Parisian dlvorco lawyer, who unconsciously neglect his own wife to defend In court wlve. whoso husbands have neglected thom.- Tho first year of i married life passes without any serious break In their wedded bliss until the. wife ar ranges a little reception and . tllchlor nnrty for.thoir first anniversary. Ot course, ttie huslKind hns. forgotten all about what day It . and - the wife finds him In his den with hlH latest client, tho famous Frencji act- reus, Marianne. There Is too very dickens to pay. The wife decides that turn about is fair piny, and so she illvorcoH the divorce lawyer. The scones that lend up to tho final re conciliation are some of tho most amusing ever seen In pictures. .' Florence Vldor, Matt Moore, and Loulrto Fascnda a'ro fcuturcd In thc cast. . ' u ' Added attractions Include Mack Scnnett's comedy, "Super-Hooper Dyne LIzieIps." International News and Uc it rand Wormian at the organ. When Greek Meets Italian SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. s. Rennto Gnnllnl of Itnly nnd Jim london of Greece, wrestled one hour to a draw. United States Senator Robert N. Stanfleld hps been Invited to address the Chamber of Commerce Forum luncheon. Tuesday noon. Senator Stan field is visiting southern Oregon and wll be in Medford, Klamath Falls and Ashland, visiting Crater lake while here.c Many will he Interested In hear ing Senator Stanfleld. Miss Ruby Palmer of Portland Is a guest of Mrs. Edward Thornton. Miss Palmer lived for years in Ashland and has many friends who will be glad to see Her. , , , .' . Homer Hillings and family havo re turned from a fortnight's sojourn at Diamond lake, . A moat delightful va cation, is reported.,.. Miss Pauline Plummer loft Thurs day for her musical studies In Los A'tlgclos. where she is specialising In piano and pipe organ. This Is her third year at the conservatory. Mrs. B. A. Woods has returned from Clear Lake, Minn!, where . she was called' by the death of her mother, Mrs. Slgne Anderson. A noem read at the GOth anniver sary of the Presbyterian church, Ash land, based on actual Incidents, writ ten by Richard Posey Campbell. The Little Church In the Trees. In tho fiir-ort pant when tho land was new, ' ' When work, was plenty arid hands were few, When the savage lurked In the forest -t. dfeen ' AudiassIona ruled ' Slid 'life was cheap! . ' v f -This ehnrch ,wng .'founded not ptillt .. si with hatlds- - .-. : . Tonight! A Summer Treat For Dessert . Serve Your ' -', i -Favorite Fruit Clip ititi tt tm4 ma Cm FsURxliafoldar. UjM liMkaiMM ES DELAY TENNIS TOURNEY The annual tournament of the West side Tennis. dub- opened yes- torduy, several matches belhg played despite the inclement weather. ' In the opening round of the senior tournament, Horace Bromley do feated. Kcrby Miller 7-6 and 6-3, and John .Becsen won -from his opponent. 6-3, 4-6 and 6-4. : In the junior sec tion Harold DeVoe beat Albert Bit- ton- 6-2. 6-2 and In turn was defeat ed by George Janes; 6-3, 6-3. The balance of the" Junior matches having been defaulted, this gives Janes the Junior championship. Other matches in the senior division which wore postponed on account of the rain ' will be run off as rapidly as possible, I play being resumed each evening of this week. , Matches scheduled to1 'take place shortly dre Kresso versus ' Cote, Stout versus Benson and Brom-. ley versus Baughman. 'Bailey, who has. advanced to-the second rouhd. through default of his opponent, Is looked upon as a likely opponent for the winner ot -the Stout-Ucoson match. , . , This being the first Medford tour nament to be held ,- this seaon; con siderable Interest Is being shown by loeni tennis fans and a largo gallery Is -looked for whenT tho-- closing matches, are played. . The West Sldo .court is in excellent shape for tho tournament and ranks as one ot tho finest" dirt courts In the statd-i ..I " Tanglefoot's double strength means deeth to mosquitoes, moths and flies. It kills them whole tale and Is equally effective against bedbugs. nd fleas. - As a '- general household Insecticide Tangle foot is beat because most powerful. Half-pint 90S, pint 75, quart Jl.aS. THE TANGLEFOOT COMPANY Qrand Raplde, Michigan HOW ARE YOU ON SERVICE ? I m nr M 111 YCJ mm NO LONG WAITS FOR YOUR. COAL- AND Our good conl is Uelivercd with -NO SHORT WEIGHTS prompt and no- Aft TttZ lite service. WTABOY.1! SENOSOM RIGHT Phone 239 And ask for in formation about fuel. - . "PHONE 239 MEDFORD -9ie Answer to (he Burning Question NEW SHOW TODAY , ' .... fcq teJ fctaa-Wief isl aniilej " aM SIDE SPLITTING COMEDY CP MODERN MARRIAGE SPLITTING! FUNNY? -IT'S NUTillN ' ELSE BUT! - WE HAVE ADDED ELECTRICAL WELDING to our np-to-dato plant and arc flow-prepared to do both electric and acetylene welding; having an expert in charge of this depart ment. WE POSITIVELY GUARANTEE ALL OUR WORK. If Wo do your work yoii know it is right. YOUNG'S Machine and Auto Repairing "GROUNDS or DIVORCE" . SHE 8HOULO DC 8PARED ' ".Washing clothes Is a min's work." says tho laundry expert, .luit hocnusa -. women used to milk their own cows, make their own. butter, wenvo tho cloth from which thoy mado (llnlr clothes and hako their own bread, Is ,no reason why they should continue to wa,sh thn fnmlly's clothes nnd tlvn in dread of washday," Wet wash ut & cents a poifnd. riioiin for partic ulars! ' : M EDPOWD ioNOHTHV PHONE AVE Mat ' DOMESTIC LAUNDRY L With :' , i- -r ; ..-. :W MATT MOORE, FLORENCE VIDOR, LOUISE FAZENDA, HARRY MYERS Ina Claire'fi Broadway comedy hit filmed on a big laughing scale.1 - iV- ' 1'."" .T A gay story of tangled Paris divorces. Produced by' the" man who made:,,The':Dema!ir' From Paris." ' :1 -.-.- . ''.-' : fy- ADDED LAUGHS: A Mci Coifii $unn-(6tie(i MackSennett ?Sup&r-nooper- International i Bertrand Wortman k News.Weekly at the Organ Matinees . :: :: 25Evenings :: : ; 35 ! . , Cbildrena Dime Any Time! - - - FRIDAY1 "RUGGED WATER'! ., With LOIS WILSON, WALLACE BEERY THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK MEDFORD, OREGON We have ample funds to loan to the producer of farm products. kfU INTERE8T PAld ON TIME AND j OfA l 0 SAVINGS DEPOSITS 4 W Members of the Federal Reserve Bank of the United States Government ' '"' I