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Q o o o O 00 Q O o o o o C3 U Q- orkoox, FirfDA. September fi is, "MEDFD MATL TJiinPXR." MEDFORD o AT RtALTO LAST Mi BLAMES DAUGHTERS Pnul Slink Koi'lvy. ('. S. R, In mi iiikwi t rilnl In 4ttn circuit Portland, o'.Ko.t, . iiichiImt of "'e cogrt Tliurwlny, li l)it illvtu-re rimi bnard ft li':luri'Shl ( tlio Mother plaint irf hi Kitv. llvorctt yiiOey iiHkn Church, tho Firm Church of CImImI, (hut hi' Jif' k(mi. tlm Uvmi c4 Inntoiul 8'ientlRt, In Hoslun, Mann., iK'llvereil ll)u n)lrt'x that two la iikIi. '"m iikcH a ledum nn tiirlitlliin S.li'iHu t I and :(r )w. fur iuht yi-ViiM j;ih the Itlalto l.-iHt nlKht. liu Kpokc, In "have Kn-ntlv i-it-i tci cil :n II. e hmrn , life of plaintiff ad flcfi-ndatri and part, 08 fol.oun: wllh vUliUtr: liavo .rfti.is.d. "ChrlHtlan SH-n.-o hIwwh us that ,,.,,.,..,!, ,W(J ami l.rovvlH-atcn men have Ijnen 'iryiiw to solve their ,j,iH ,(.f(.n(i(Lii.," and further alleea human probltmi hy clInKlnn In that due tcr the mrim-nr of tin two thoushl to a u..oodly good dod daUKhtc-a II,., ,,lainlirf haa l..e..me and a frail. ften.ln,e had, or Kick- " cruel, 'e.-.loua and nhulv; than ni " ' ,.,..,1.,,, II, e real Oilier "in Old liar ly would have I IU" rexhtnT Til.."!- I.Ko SLSli '. H.IBn(. in .he .,, are to that the u aenil- ou, ahadowa In- 'l. r,, he cha, cm U,a, .tead of raya ' " ' ,' ' " " he hH heen fniaely anil .injury a.- anauuuueu i -- v v . a. .mnrl fiiiiMC can r rente i" innarmomou - ullMlll, ... S!1M1U v,.ii..v ..ri..-.c(i t., in ni (used of nssn-lniiniiH wil h other We wornon. "inrtletnariy me worn in re- 3 " Z To e B0, time, and h in Sama Valley referred to It iiiuu iiiivu i .,. ,,. .. wn the complaint." 'VlaltlnB and pui-lii I no aooini . .id- coinimililon with frlcnda and i.-lKh- happlneHB. to . . in oil like I'"." ' 'lwr , had t. . he point of a K"d 0"d. a. a ,,,, .,,c(,lllw f ,ho open J,,,,. man. Thai la, plaintiff to Keala." think of .nan. the rep. n a vo . u hc (lod, a poeaaln a n .turo n, I ..... . 1- (1(fils ( w()mKn .(ut (m n le that are niU't 1 lpK, ,, , known hy , nature of f!.al l there ..nuh n community i wh!ch Inrrlenl n HHHei'tnC tllllt U OOd tiOU .' ,, ., ,. ,. . . ., hlltl .101 Hl" uvea. I Ilia in iiii,-,-ti lu nave ,1-uffled the domeatlc acre. ally. v,ii -...n.'.p,,, nf I'lnlcy In her complaint aaka laaian cxpian," v" for $.100 attorney feea and ault iata. un in tnn worua. 1 1 ' . The defendant oppoaea thla on the nceuuM. Biilth tho Lord.' A wltneaa is E FAIR IS PRAISED mtiHt mako an evil pno KfnundH "pliiint Iff huH iimplo nioaiiH Huvg you rver thouKht 01 y " ,! i Tho th-fondant in rctn cHcnt.-d l.y one who furnl8hn evidrnce of prim or yourHci rhh, or 'Vl 1,1 11 v Ml.tnlirf lv Allorm-v K. K. Kt'llv. in?: Try it, and if you keep iiihk us the Individual wHiichh, or denro of (iod. tho proof that Oml Atlnrny I'. .1. Nfimian. and E BY YALE COACH you will find thut n new acnue of manhood will pieaently benln to ap pear. JMndar hua well aald. 'l-oiiin what you uro and become It.' Chris tian Hcienco miyn, l.earn that you exist to he the evidence of Ood, and be it." And helnit tho wltneas-oi: (lod la not a seasonal occupation. It has tho continuity of eternity. Here in la true manhood, in" bear living witness to the (lod who Is our real '''chrlsuan 'srienco teaches that the1 N K W HAVKN. Com. Sept. ,. tl lnklnB wh.ch orlKlna.es with and (A. IM Tad Jonea. ro,lill coach a. .HVne mind . true prayer Vale, has answered recent attacks on Mrs Kddy has writun In her work t"- Kridlro.r kiuiio. "mied No "dV ' I,,. 3!.): M-rayer: l)efen.lln the npnrtln.s cl,rBe IB the utHll, ion of .he love where- made hy an unknown Kra.tale foot- u ; !,. What does this I"'" maniiKer In newspaxa- nrllclea, will, Ho loves us. What does . cuh ,,. mean, for you and . e--to ullll-ffl ,,. ,,.,,.1, o.ouo the- love of Clod for us, Well II m tho f(elu moans first of all ' let was without foumln.ton." thls.lovo as a real vil li, llv nB act. fn not a theological. eory. In o m t 0m( li J()nos mi)d to rocoa-ni-,0 ami appreciate I. lovo on we ' must ever keep 1 most In pasaeases as does thoucht . our true sell, uitteern w oui u .-.Un.l our looina we am. ..' " . ,, i,neiilM en.-n foo.hall, no other kuiiio calls forth his sense of iiurncfca il UI1..,.UM1II tlHlllll." 'I' other. AVlion we are tlinUinK tnua : . - "wn en out aftor relationship fo Ood niid - to other. When we are thinldnt we are utlllzliiK tho thoughta of truth which tho lovo of Ood imparts to H In wltnesHOS. "Evory thouKht of iinHelffshncsa, i.in.lnuu (..utl.,n tinlna to unito tho ono who thua thinks with' the, Hourco of such thouRhtH, that uVlJod. Wo use (lod's love us wo uso the lovo-thouBhts and tho under-1 standlns with which Ho rpovldog us. Prayer H thinkinK tho thoimhta of good that ; acuuliit us with love's heaven, rather than accepting the HURffeHtlons of evil which hold us in J ' matter's hell. Coleridge cnuffht some, Klimpso of tho meaning of pniyor when ho wroto: "'He prayeth host who loveth best' All thliiRH, holh meat and Hmall.'j ' "And goinp further with our rea- 1 aoniliR, wo hoo that wo utilize Ood'H love us wo trust Him, : as wo bo- onnio n-illlncr t n tnt I III! llllllfl. Olid no other, rule our consciousness, let Mis will be our law, Ills hand be our guldo." players." One of the inort undine displays at thx rail this year is the exhibit of the California OrcKon i'ower corn puny, which Ih located at (ho north end of the mei-hants' hulldiitK. This novc exhlhit presents a moxt uatu ml I epllca of the "Cop'o Two" power iilaiit. newest and largest of the ) KeueiatliiK plants on the 'opco system. The scene Is viewed through a lai'Ke cold frame, which Is Hct in u huKO keystone, 1 i feet hiKh. The painting was carefully repro duced from an original photograph arid makes n decided Impression on all who have visited the '"L'opeo Two" propi'i'tfes on the Klamath river. The centra) figure In tho set ting is a perfect model of the new power house prepared by tho power company's engineering department. This Ih hrilllantly illuminated and (ne can even Imagine heating the hum of the generators as they turn the wnierpower Into kilowatts. A keystone placard on which Is mounted a push button of the type used In the average home carries tho caption, "Itchlnd the Button," and cji Uh attention to the fact that tho new copco plant, lis well us tea other power stations of the Copco company are "a 1 wa y s a t you r se r vlce." A number of interesting facts and figures concerning the com puny are presented on. similar Key stone placards In tho crmplay. Elec tric appliance are gioup'l I" tho foreground to show some of the many uses to which Hie electric energy Is applied. A revolving mo tor and a glowing heater 'servo to portray thin detail most graphically. Iist. but not least, is the motion picture screen which Is set in tho large keystone at a point above the "Copco Two" setting. Hero is pre sented every afternoon and evening a special program of motion pic tured of loeal Interest covering such FUhjectsas Crater I,ake. Diamond lake and other scenic attractions of southern Oregon, The recent auto race classic held In Medford last month, the "Copco Two" dedication and many other scenes in which local people appear. These unhiuo "movies" are drawing large crowds of interested spectators at every showing. Klamath High Starts In. KLAMATH KALL8, Ore.. Sept. 18. Tho 1925 football Heason will Ret under way here tomorrow afternoon when the Klamath high school will I clash with the Alturas, Cal., high school team. The Klamath team has . an average of 155 pounds, and accord ing to Dwisht French, tne new coacii, ; will make a determined battle for highest honors in this section of the BtHtO. (oml rot (he Cihis OALKKHUJtO, 111. Three young men are working their way through Knox college by doing housework and caring for babies. WHITMAN SERVICE WHITMAN'S arc llie only chocolates and confec tions having a true national distribution. They arc sold in every state in the Union, and in nearly every coiiinnuiity. They are the only candies having wide distribution without the intervention of jobbers. They are sold only by selected stores each of which is an agency. This agent assumes responsibility for candy service and candy satisfaction in his own town. lOvery pound of Whitman's that he sells is sent him direct from the maker fresh and perfect. This ideal system of distribution and handling, the outcome of eighty years' experience in making and marketing candy, is the reason why Whitman iiiality can be, enjoyed wherever you live or how ever far you travel. HEATH'S DRUG STORE(Phone 884) HASKINS' DRUG STORE(Phone 16) As near as your phone. f 'J ' . ' ',"5 iWJ1; :. ""a iiTSCTH, piiiCTiisiT Mann's The Best Goodfl fog the Price, No Matter What tho Price Manirj 50 iNew Fall Suits Just Arrived Double Breasted Models for' the Young -Men $30 $35 $40 Single Breasted English Models for men and young men. Some have tv pairs of pants. $30 $35 $40 $45 These are Styleplus and Vogue Suits Guaranteed clothes that make popular prices safe. . Castle Hats For Fall Plain Pelts and Velours $5.00 $5.50 S6.00 $6.50 Special For Saturday Men's Sweater Coats $6.00 value $4.95 In Our Boys' Dept. Boys' Sweaters sizes 3 to 16 $2.50 to $3.50 to $7.50 Boys' Shirts and Wists $1.00 to $2.75 Boys Caps and Hats 75, $1.00 to $2.00 Top Coats All Wool, Light Weight Overcoats Very StylislK $25 $27.50 $32.50 Heavier Overcoats Plain Backs and Betled Coats Light and Dark Shades $20 $25 $30 to $50 . Boys Suits sizes 3 to 8 $3.50 to $7.50 Mann's Department Store THE STORE FOR EVERYBODY Phone 486-487 Medford, Ore. Arrow Shirts Entrance to Men's Department is on Main, Stt, , 1 ' ' i.im.um in mni ijnimiiimim iu.miiiijiiiimNiim .milium ifimu iiiiHiiimimmmmnmiiiiiiim minim i -ti iitTiiiiiiiiiiiiiiyiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii m iii mn iiNiimii ifF -" 1 "" 1 '"" " """ """" T"! I Cnok tvlHl gna jl Lion Club Roars At tho regular weekly luncheon of, the IJon's elub held Wednesday noon, ) September Iti, nt the Hotel Jlolland,! Congressman W. C. lbiwley gavo an 1 IntercHtlng ,talk on tha problems of taxation. ' Ho. pointed out that the; . Scleral tax eolleeted In lfliO was about five and oue-iuartor billions Hhd for the flsi-nl year ending Juno .10,. 1 fl the tax only calls for some-1 thing over three billions, tho total umount of reduction being two bll-. lions nine hundred millions. llej ulso pointed out that this year the crops to the country are worth eight I hundred forty-eight millions imu-e than last year, lie leaves on October! Kth for a committee meeting on the; 1 Oth nt Washington. At the ttmo rongress eonvenes they will have a bill ready for premutation to con- J grens to reduce- tnv'fl by three bun-' tired fifty millions. 'ongrestman Hawley tiln spoke on funding of the foreign ilcht. He said that h was delighted with the pros perity nf Jsekson county and that Jackson i-nunty was to be congratu lated upon starling the good roads work which had spread all over the sinte and was ai-eountlug largely for the prosperity nf different seel Ions. M r, Don New bury spoke upon the proposition wblrh Is heenmlng before th" voters to Immuc $r0.00n in bonds for tlii erection of a new Ity hall. I The proposition is to offer the etty hall to tho county for use ns a court house until enough money run be ralHerl for the erection of a real emirl house. Mr. Newbury presented ibe proposition very dearly. t'nfortu nntely J u (I no third ner of Jackson- 'vllle. who is a llon, was not present to nuike things lntercntlng. The orchard Orchestra was on hand and entertained the Uons with n number of ood selection. The Linns were enthuiHttc. nvr the inmllty nf the niunle .which this well-known-ori hetrn wa aide to produ--a fitm mt h things as watth-t ulin, innuth mantis. dMh puns Hint other similar Instruments. ' ; .' , The entnttiilnment eomi('tee hi a uood, program In store for next week. Free Delivery Service Sahtford & Co. 307-309 East Main Street Phone 702 . Phone 703 Free Delivery Service 2 Packages Chesterfield Cigarettes .25 2 Packages Luck Strike Cigarettes .25 1-Ib. Tin Geo. Washington .Tobacco 70 1-lb. Tin Union Leader Tobacco 75 Free Delivery Service We own and operate our own individual delivery system AH orders amounting to S2.00 or more will be delivered free You can phone us your order and pay our deliveryman at your home This brings our store as close to you as your telephone All we ask is that you try the service we offer you and compare it with the service jou have been getting. All prices quoted by this Store are regular prices, good any day in week, until market changes Large package Jello, any flavor .10 Full pint Vanilla Kxtract 1.25 Large Lottie Certo .30 ( Poxes Large Matches 25 Economy Pint Jars, complete, dozen.... 1.05 Economy Quart Jars, complete, dozen..l.25 Economy V-Gal. Jars, complete, doz....l.55 Large oval cans Mustard or Tomato Sardines : 15 .Vll). tin Best Peanut Putter .1.15 Pest Creamery Putter, 11).. .55 '"'a, lb : 30 Largo can Fancy L'ed Salmon .30 Large can Pest Shrimp 20 KM1. sack Pure Cane Sugar 70 -Vlli. sack Pure Cane Sugar 1.75 100-11). sack Pure Cane Sugar 6.70 Pest (irade Coffee, in hulk, lh... 45 Fancy Tea, any kind, lb 50 Mh. tin 1.1 ills Red Can (.ffee .56 4-11). tin Hills K'cd Can Cofcedh. 55 1 Plug Star Tobacco 74 1 Plug Horseshoe Tobacco .74 1 Plug Climax Tobacco . . . .74 1 Plug Tinsley's Tobacco. . .74 Compare the Price ' ' ' : i Compare the price we ask you with the price you have been paying-Remember these prices are good any day in the week, we do not offer specials for a day or so Our customers all receive the same low price any day in the week All we ask you to do is make your pur chases at our store one week and compare the price and ser vice with what you paid kit week. til C.MiH'wIib got, o
