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Answer has boen filed by the First
Jlnntlst church of Ashland, to the
amended complaint 0f the Ashland
i
In a counter milt nml reply filt'd In
the circuit court Monday, Thomas
DelKCh flleH a Claim f.lf il9K nmilnut
HftptiHt church of Ashlnnd, asking the plaintiff, Fnutk Miuwg. allerin(f
for a dslmlsmil of the comphilnt, the same to be due for food furninhed
iM.MifiwmJH ul mo cnuich edifioe, '.MonzoK and iIor, on a tay at u min
damiigeH for mlzure of the church ins clulm In SUkiyou county. Men
hnuKe of worahlp last July by the two weeks ugo sued Delsch for
AHhland Baptist church and rent at the return of two Kld nupRets vulued
the rate of $75 a month, "since ft for board and room and bian
ihe selzuro by stealth." keiH amounting to ubout $4DU.
': The legal document Is another' Relative to the food alleged to have
chapter In the factional differences nol furnished to Meustotf and his
that have split the Baptist church at ,,UJ. Dclsch sets forth that he pur
Aflhland since last November. The thawed mining claims from .Menzog
Ashland liaptist church adheres to ond in July 1924, Menzog requested
the established faith and the First Pmbwlon to stay on the property
Baptist church follows the "Almeo whllt' InvcMtlBatlns other mining pro-
. McJ'herson Four Square Gospel New Iorty ln California situated nearby,
Movement." ( "and the plaintiff remained for a
0 The complaint charges that the nRillemhle tlme' accompanied by a
action of the Portland Baptist Mln-lu,ee Iog whicn defendant was. re
nters. In upholding the Ashland Bap- qu,retl to fee1, to hls inconvenience
list cnurcii. was in an advisory ca-'" " """ynue. me repiy aneges
The formal opening of the200,000
Llthla Springs hotel In Ashland Mon
day evening by 11, V. Price, the les
see, and the citizens ofAshlaml, was a
complete success In every way, people
attending from nil over Oregon and
from northern California, Including
the visiting hotel men and represen
tatives of the Chambers of Commerce
from Portland, Hugene, Grants Pass,
Prospect, Medford, Klamath Fulls
and Yreka.
The lobby and dining room n'ere
artistically decorated with cut flow
ers, many of the bouquets Ifelng sent
by hotels and admiring friends, and
in the lobby was a large table covered
with all kinds of fruits for which
southern Oregon Is noted.
A special dinner was served, both
dining rooms being crowded from the
opening hour, 6:30 to 10 p. m., every
one complimenting those in charge
upon the excellent menu and service.
Iove land's orchestra furnished
music during the dinner and for the
dance which followed the regular
program.
J-. H. Fuller, secretary of the Ash
land Chamber of Commerce, presided
as master of ceremonies, extending a
hearty welcome to visitors.
The first number was a solo by
The answer further' alleges that jnjl"' W,"h lh 0"Ject of interesting j hearty enchore, his mother accom-
now r , w punymK nim on me piano. i
defendant was cauKht In a flood in Henrv Knder. uresident of the
lexus. It Ik further asserted that n uthla HprlnRB Hotel company, told of
fair value of the nuKRets is H.B0." ,ho history of the bulldinR. and how
This amount was offered the. plaintiff roUd the people of Ashland were
on the street of Jacksonville, uccord- OVOr their success.
niicltv fni- ihA niniui ,i lurmer mat the ulalntlff denuited
ImrniOTh. nnlv nnrl l ,,. i.i.ii-.. i"'y when he was requested to do so.
The action of the Itoitue liipr'..!irsll"llne 11,6 ollllln 0' """"K
-Dnpilst association, in "attempting
to withdraw the hand of fellowship
from Kev. 11. c. Miller, acting pas
tor or the First Baptist church, Is
presumptlous, unauthorized, uncalled
for and unprecedented.'
-4U for labor, Delsch avers "there
was no labor performed of such
value."
"I Delsch further sets forth that the
alleged J 40 nuggets were given him
,!y Menzog to exhibit to people in
the Ashland Bnptlst church
In possession of the church edifice.
has $160 of the First liaptist funds,
which it refuses to return.
It is held that "every Eaptist
'IV'JL? 7ntIv w ""to jt- ing to the reply, and refused
Viiiv niii T . . T , V A ""nth's board bill. Menzog
oly Bible, and subject In its de-'cialm. Delsch denies on the ground
clvHcal nature l he that he was Invited to stay a month
majority rule. aftep he ,)urchaHed tne cIflimH
The answer also charges that IhV Delsch in the reply asks for $19G
.w..,,. l .ma inn gi'i iunn in par- for food and mltflnir 1149 l..hnP
tieneral Munager V. D. B. Dodson
of the Porcland Chamber of Com
merce and Phil Metchen of the Im
perial hotel of Portland, spoke
briefly referring to the fame of
southern Oregon people for progres
sive accomplishments and said the
hersnn Zur "U ,W ,""8 und " sno,sun "8 '""gnlf Icent new hotel is another evl
!LZ SU.ae. N;W a"eBeS Men2B reUlin- and 135 torldenceof that spirit and that It will b.
Movement, differs, if at all, from the food furnished
rcguinr uaptlstlc teachings and that dog.
tenchlngs of Almee Mcl'lierson Four,
nquare tiospei, r,ew Movement, does
not conflict with, or is antagonistic
to the liaptist teachings." I
It Is specifically denied that any
member of the Rapt 1st church has
, been stricken from the rolls, except
on his. own written request, with the
exception "of one persistent disturber
who hod been asked to desist, and
when he refused was stricken from
I he rolls, as a detriment to the
church
to Menzog and his
MAKING PLANS FOR
ARMISTICE DAY FETE ?
plrit and that It will be
a big advertisement for Ashland and
the whole state.
Irving Vinlng ln his wonderfully
pleasing manner told of the early pio
neers of southern Oregon, who had
assisted In blazing the way for a more
modern civilization and of the pro
gressive spiritof the present citizen
ship of Ashland who had erected such
magnificent structure that will
stand as a monument to them at the
southern gateway to the greatest atate
in the union.
The entire structure. Including the
Armistice day will-be flttlnelv oh-
served in Medford this year bv one of 9ft eleeantlv furnishetl rooms on the
The answer further sets forth that tna largest patriotic celebrations ever nine floors, the sDaclous hnlls. mez-
the First Baptist Church of Ashland staged in this part" of the state. As zanine floor, dance hall and roof ob-
was formed October 17, 1877, was usual, the local American Legion post servatory, was opened to the lnspec-
luter known ns the Ashland Baptist nave charge of the day's pro- tion of the visitors Mr. and Mrs.
church, and was never incorporated Bram nu.' extensive plans for the Price and their corps of assistants
vntll last December, when such no- celebration are already under way by were especially, courteous ln showing
lion was taken to give a "legal being the Medford post. their guests through the building,
rnd the' right to transact business, Fron early morn till late at night A lurge number or Medford people
and obtain and retain property." ",ere wl" not be a d"ll moment. The attended.
The further allegation is recited In outstanding features of the day will
tlie answer that "the seizure of the ,ea Patriotic parade, the annual foot
church edifice last July" is a detrl- """'sane between Medford and Ash-
me.nt and Injury to Christianity,
land and the elaborate military ball
The trial of the chi.reh rn.. win in the evening. Filling in between
probably be heard at the term of ""e,se feature events win be stunts
ih circuit court, which meets, Mon- ?m"f,e"T n .th.r0,:?''0U day
day October 20 lan4 la8tl"8 weM '"to the night.
ia, octobei lb. . Commander McKlhnsn !.. nnmorf o
special list of committees to take
charge of the many details and active
preparation will soon be under way.
REV. J. B.
BY OWEN OREGON CO.
55TH DIVORCE SUIT .!
, OF YEAR IS FILED
The Owen-Oregon Lumber comnnnv
Mnnilnu a, .it n.i..l.... r
"UB ; "-, Machine company or Kugene, Ore., for
ration, with a-membership of some the collection of 40o alleged to be
thirty ministers of Josephine and due on "one H. S. & G. steam engine."
Jackson counties, met in their regti. Tlle complaint alleges the sale was
lar bi-monthly session at Jacksonv lie made last March on the agreement
Monday. Kev. E..H. Edgar of the that $100 be paid UX)n dellvery an(1
'resbyterlan church at that place was ,400 berore September 20, 1925, which
host to the gathering. wa8 not donei lt s claimed.
Hoth the morning and afternoon The ,umUer company waives Its
sessions and the luncheon eriod, rigilt for retllrn 0(. the eIlgIle and
Milch was devoted to a sight-seeing ogks only for the balance due and
tour to some of the interesting spots costs of action.
oi me locality, was greatly enjoyeu
A divorce suit has been filed ln the
circuit court by Wilhelmlna Collier
against Dan D. Collier of this city,
on the grounds of cruol nnd inhuman
treatment. It Is the 55th divorce suit
of the' year filed ln Jackson county.
The custody of a minor child, $75
suit money, nnd a decree of divorce Is
sought. The Collier's are residents of
this city.
EQUALIZATION BOARD
By A. l:. Kellogg.
GOLD 1I1LL. Sept. 29. (Special.)
The city of Gold Hill has commenced
the reconstruction of Its present
water system all over tho city with
the recent water bond issue of $15,000
for that purpose. The present main
system wus installed in 1 Still and has
long ugo been inadequate to supply
the nutural growth of the city In the
outlying districts. The construction
work Is under tho immedlatu charge
of C. W. Martin, superintendent of
the locut cement plant and advisory
engineer for the city.
The reconstruction of tho water
system will Include the re-lnhnblting
of the city 600 h. p. hydro-electiical
power plant on Rogue river within
the city limits for the city's use for
street lighting and power purposes.
This power plant, purchased by tho
city two years ago from the Gold Hill
Klectrlo Power company has been
Idle for several years, but is ln good
condition except the water wheel pits
Which nre being rebuilt wholly now ln
concrete. The water wheel pits used
by the city for several years in driv
ing the pumping plant direct aro in a
good state of preservation and Is
auxiliary to the water wheels driving
the hydro-electrical power equipment
and will be preserved as auxiliary
and reserve power. An 8x10 triplex
Gould pump is being Installed with
the present pumping equipment as a
reserve duirng the Irrigation season
and fire protection, while the reser
voir with a head of 235 feet above
the main portion of the city is ample
with twice the present population of
tho city.
The power ond diversion site on
Rogue river purchased from the
power company by the city Included '
120 acres extending for a mile on the I
west side of the river and has since
been tuken Into the city limits nnd
platted as Water Park Addition.
About twenty acres of this tract be
low the power plant has been set
aside to the local smelter company ,
for smelter, saw mill, quartz mill, i
and otber by-products plant, and
railroad switching site, while the bal- '
nnce of the tract is being retained as
a canal ami diversion, power and
park site by the city, excepting ad
joining the main highway leading to
Sams Valley and designated as Sams .
Valley avenue, which is being re-'
served for home slto and sold by the
city and for that purpose only. ' :
That portion of Water Park Addl-'
tion extending on tho mountain west
of the river contains valuable deposits
of gold, copper nnd iron oro, has
been leased to the local smelter by
the city for 25 years oh a royalty
basis for mining purposes. These
ores are ideal ores to mix with the
refractory ores of southern Oregon
nnd will be used quite extensively by
the smelter company and besides the
city will receive much revenue from
the mineral vafues.' j
Tt is reported that there Is a move- 1
ment on foot to organise a local com-
pany by several of the mine owners '
and local manufacturing plants to
take over tho city's power plant by a
long term lease or purchase for their
exclusive use, and in that event tho
power will developed to several thou
sand h. p. from the present equip
ment of 500 h. p.' The city holds
water rights from the state which
have a potential power of 6000 h. p.
with additional dam on the present
diversion works.'
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Coffee
'Baking
Towder
extracts i
Spices
You could flavor your cake with an
onion rt but you would prefer the
delicacy of the orchid.
The delicate orchid-like flavor of
Schilling Vanilla is effected by
the expert blending of the world's
finest vanilla beans.
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Extract
Lemon
Almond
Orange
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others
by the gathering. This meeting being
the first after the summer holidays,
considerable business was transacted
Freezing at Bend.
MEND, Ore., Sept. 29. Kor the first
ilmo In anvprnl WacL-a tha inm Horn.
Rev. Edgar, recently made president ture la3t nlKht dr0pped to the freez-
ot tne association, navmg resigneu ng point Half an lncn o lce was partment.
his pastprnte in thlB valley and ac-: re)orted trom East lake by forestry
cepted a church in ldano, tenuereu officials who are at work there. I fn with mm
nis resignation, and Kev. j. a. uoan
of Medford was named president and
Kev. Roy Nelson of Phoenix was
elected vice-president. Rev. E. J.
Johnson of the Lutheran church of
Medford was made secretary-treasurer
at the June meeting.
Rev. W. 1. Eaton of the First Bap
tist church of Medford gave the
paper of the day, which' was followed
by round table discussion by the
members.
The association adopted the plan of
monthly Instead of bi-monthly meet
ings this year. Grants Pass was
chosen for the October meeting and
hereafter the sessions will open at
the luncheon hour instead of 10:30
A. M. as formerly. A number of new
features were announced for the In
terest of the gathering (or the com
ing winter.
The reiwrts of the pastors from the
several communities revealed the
splendid and growing religious senti
ment In the valley. In the majority
of the communities the moral tone
shows a decided elevation. There are
a number of church building enter
prises underway nnd a fine spirit of
cooperation manifested In the relig
ions circles of the communities.
Ashland reports tlw opening of the
first week-day Ilible school under the
supervision of the state department
of education, and In connection with
the school authorities of that place.
They have st'nt representatives to
Portland this week to observe this
department of religious education so
successfully launched thereulast year.
Incldentlv the committee will take np
the matter of a Uilly Sunday meeting
for Ashland.
The hoard of equalisation will ad
journ Wednesday, September 30th
und to date has heard the protests of
but ten citizens ngainst assessments
und tax levies. The board is working
on the county budget for the year,
which under the law must be com
pleted by September 30th.
The last week before the final pay
ment of taxes, found a mild rush of
taxpayers to the tax collection de-
How to stop
There's only one Tray to atop bolls.
Stop tne cause of bolls I That's com
mon sense Isn't it? All right. Boils
thrive because the blood gets so weak
in healthy, red cells that it can't
throw off the impurities that get into
thA luwtir Tkma'a mnf Ann,. ,r ni4
V..V -.UJI A .... II llu, VllUUJ.l 1(VU
blood to purify the system. -
Now B. 8. 8. builds back the blood
to fighting strength. 8. 8. 8. builds
red-blood-cells builds them by the
minions I nous dry up I
8. 8. 8. is the thing. Impurities that
cause boils and other skin eruptions
can't stand up against the rich,
healthy, red blood that 8. a S. builds.
That's all there is to it
Stop boils with 8. 8. 8. It's the way.
Get lt at any druggist Tha larger
bottle ia more economical.
-the real autocrat : :..
of the breakfast table!
Leave it to His Royal Highchair Highni
to "be strong" for Carnation Mush
And mother, naturally, is more than
glad to approve his cereal-choice. Fot
she knows this delicious all wheat
cereal supplies the growth and
health elements Nature intended
for thriving youngsters.
For baby's better breakfast and
for baby's quick-to-digest supper
Carnation Mush !
"Alters stand's for
Better Breakfatti"
3 tan
J rA With intimate glimptw
F in--4&0jS'JJjv m 1 A f - &EVw of romance, fight his '
m 4 lJTr..JcL.. I MjPmSjv way 'n' tne mov'es
This picture, In addition to the regular cast Including
Hoot Gibson, Blllie Dove, Lloyd Whltlock, and others, will
show famous people of filmland St work, Including Mary'
Phllbin, Norman Kerry, Laura La Plants, Reginald Denny,
Hobart Henley, King Baggot and Edward 8edgwlck,
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