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o G O o o O o o o o o e 0 O o MATE TRTRXTC. fRDFORD, OKFfiOX. MOXDAV. OPTOm'T?. 102.1 oPAfllS TTPgff, JtL. The Sky Pilots' Forum of Hjif.l thw 3i .1 ,1 .,v .f ii.'.il.r V (SKAL.t M. T.. AI.FOISP. ltocortler of the City of Mod ford, Oregon. i ADVOCATES CHANGE: frHr-- -rr--Tr Tfflltl FSTARI ISH RIGHTS ELECTED LEADER Get ready jot tomorrow BIG BIITTF SPRINGS ASHLANU PAR1Y COUNTY SEAT LO! EDITED BY THE ,MEIInR Ml X ISTEIUAIj ASSOCIATION o r-J iT U UoUAuMirVn i I 1 Every progressive citizen of Jack' tn bounty has lung real tied that th proper location for the county nrt of tho county Is at Med ford, the business center of tho county. Every visitor from abroad marvels at tho fart that the county seat of the nmnty is located off the only roll 'road- in the county away from the,, l.uslness center of tho county and at ' a point thnt Is Inconvenient for prac thally alt the people of tho county. Tho county court house Is the place where the business of the county isthe GnUnecan Christ, and tho Apos conducted end during the course of a year practically every citizen of the county who is transacting any busi ness at all has occasion to use it. ' K very one has recognized thnt it la only a question of time until the county seat would bo removed to Mwlford. The time for removal has now ar rived. The present county court house Is entirely inadequate for the neods of the county. Every avail-1 man relationship or condition or issue able foot of space in the building untouched by tho prophets, tho Christ hi beinfr utilized. The county has or the Apostles, wo do not d.Hcovor already found tt necessary to seek 'it. The realm of tho true minister " otitelde quarters for tho offices of is limited only by his ability or the the assessor, tho water master, tho need and demands of his time, district attorney and the county ens- Issues- which itiv6he neither' mor neer, at a large annual expense. Even als, ethics or principles are generally theso temporary expedients are now! without the realm of his action, but insufficient. The business of the problems, conditions or issues which county has grown to a point where directly or indirectly include or in- it is necessary either to build a new court house or to build an addition lo the present building at a large expense. It would be the rankest folly for the people of the county lo compel the county court to incur (his targe expenditure by withhold in from th nm,rf th n.ithoritv to meet the situation as it should be met. The contemplated improve-; ments at Jacksonville would, at mnrt only supply a temporary makeshift with the Inevitable result that the ,.,.... i f, ,-. nooln - i, , ,....... York.. City. Washington. D. C, and "r.'.. . i. .'Indianapolis, Ind. In the cities and When the people vote to change a aUU,8 where (ho BiblQ- mMt be re&d county seat the law requires tho, mornlnff as nbove lhere live change to be made within one year.-Jugl aboul S0tooo.000 people, or 30 No bonds can be issued for court per c?nl of oUr cntirc lopuiatlon. house-purposes by the county. To Tno Cnristian statesman. -levy sufficient taxes in one year toi . build a new court house would bet Impractical. The cost of a court house ' should - be spread out overt' several years. Therefore quarters for a temporary court house in Med ford are necessary. Hence the re- quest that tho city of Mocirortt pro-1 vide these temporary, quarters for(to a punuu ot live years io Kve uw county court time to accumulate fund- with "which to construct a new building. No other means of handl ing the situation are available, It is only rair that Mecirord in tnis crisis should do something substan- Hut to .meet this situation because.. the location of the county seat herej will result In practical advantages toe obvious to require enumeration to every business Institution In the city. It Is therefore proposed that Med-I ford Issue $50,000 In bonds for the' purpose of erecting a building which can be used temporarily for county court house purposes and later can ho converted Into a new city hall, which tho city will soon urgontly re- qutrft. I The net cost to Med ford In tho end v.-IU he negligible because the present quarters occupied by tho city hall are becoming more and more valu-j uhlo as business property and caa later be sold for sufficient to nav the1 bulk of the bonds proposed to bo Issued. JACKSON CO. BAH ASS'N. '. By Rawles Moore, President. Don Newbury, Secretary. E. D. Brlggs. Chair. Permanent Co. Seat Com. "Lightnin' " Coming . Hunt's Crater tan . An event of unusual promise Is the coming engagement of the record breaking comedy hit. "Ughtnln.' " at the Hunt's Craterian theater Thurs day night, October 8th. No comedy that has ever beea produced In Amer ica has achieved the success of this fmnous classic of tears and laughter. It broke every dramatic record In 1 Mm. IYik Bacon. S'w ToTk b running for (hrrf ytm I Ihf Oii lUjifr. and In Cblaso It um the samo atory. The Ilcwton en iraffement wu on aucceaalrtn or t rowded houa. and thii ty la prom- l-rril tho IrloWiral that nniveared In fiaji Pram i--' Myii0 xQ pa-lty luilnra a -castO Inrldcnlall)'. h h.a ben Identified wita "UitMnln' ' ever 1nre It Haa t0: produced Nt-ir Q k more than tive jeara ac. (f. ' I Have Sri Watchmen rpon Thy WntK o Jerusalem." 2:6. WHY IS A PREACHER? We do not remember the time when certain people, through their miscon ception of the lpgitlinate sphere of , various tvnon of limitation hls vocation. 'in this the nreach- preach er has a definite and positive source of authority and example. This source Is threefold: The Hebrew prophet; ties. When the preacher relies upon this source for both method and sphere of action, there is safety both for himself and the people. The aphere of the preacher Is de noted by several meaning phrases: minister, pastor, shepherd, watchman, messenger, teacher. evaiiRelLst. proph et, preacher. The preacher thus has net before him a wide range and latl tudo of action. If there in any hu- vu.vu incoe, are nia icguimaic spnere. J. B. C. THE BIBLE IX TI1E SCHOOL' ROOM Tho Bible is read by law every (morning in every schoolroom "In Massachusetts. New Jersey. Tennsyl- vanla. Alabama. Georgia. Kentucky, Maine.- Jaware. Excepting Massa- n" "J " h "Ian?at?ry wlt ,in'he Klaat ten. years. In addition to the above " a "W morning in all the schools or New Some want peace so bad they are willing to fight for It. A hearse Is a poor vehicle in which to ride to church. Why wait for it? Even chri3t dld not wln to him and hf,a ideals every poison with whoin no Wfl8 acquainted, The Golden ftule In business Is a growing Ideal all over the nation. By this rule only can men play the game Qf llfo fairly with themselves and others and their maker. Sam Jones once used for his text, "Top not come down." He found it in the Scripture, too. The feminine world lias obeyed tho Injunction quite literally. It Is an eloquent tribute to Christian character that men of all creeds and parties are glad to unite In erecting a memorial to William Jennings Bryan, the man. i . ( I" the history of this country, no legislature or constitutional assembly haa ovcr adopted a provision plainly excluding the Bible from; tho schools, National Reform Association, , A In publication of the corn- muJl ' nad "n "Ho png of a. ro cont lssuo this heading from a title of a poem of James Whltcomb Hlley, "Let Something Good Bo Said." and yet within we found the same kind of petty, trivial and often ill-judged criticisms an It haa consistently voiced for months. One constructive criti cism is worth a sea of morbid syni clsnu The vIsllInK mlnlnler woa at dinner with a rural parishioner before 'the af ternoon aervlce at which he waa to apeak. Ho ate little or nothinje. ex plaining that ho could not preach ef fectively If he ate heavily before a sermon. Tho houaewife could not at tend tbe service. When her husband came home, she anld, "Well, how was the sermon?" "He might Just as well of eU" .. . . . A city can be built where there la any kind of soil for Its foundation, but it cannot be built whero there Is not a sufficient supply of wholesome water. . But the two chief aaaeta of which" the stranger and home seeker Inquire when they are assured of water la the Church and the School. They are the undergirricrs of .a com munity's moral, spiritual and cultural strength. Ministerial Ass'n. Tuesday Afternoon All the ministers nf Medford and vicinity are urged to be present at our regoiar meeting tomorrow afternoon at ooe-thlrty In Ilev. Uw rence'a study on Holly street. This being our first regular meeting after the summer vacation, we ought to have m good representation. There, are many things of Interest to be',n rlty of M.afor(J , consioereo. wnicn snouja ,mu-.", , M u Alfor(J do hr m arc beneficial. The fellow.hlp Is .d nrora,r ot ,h(. ,. ,f M,drr1 'f TV m.tlr. of business are,ln ,h. rounly aror.uid ,nd tal. Standing together, we can do tn, turto)lllln of , bookfc nc. much to make our efforts felt .In ; ior), . , corpor. thrrrnt Medford. Every pastor ahould be ,nd thM , ,m cerk o ,he u, there. said city. (Signed) ' yinlaterlal Association. furth,r crtify that the foregoing I Icopy of first, second and third water H. ItarhaOa tactrt Bama. I permits Imxi-A by I'm slsts engineer 8AXTA r.AKHAKA. Cal Twellre t , r t Medford has been by me members of yacht vnr ped compared w ith the original and that death by taking lo lha boats when u transcript therefrom, and of the schooner -arsj Caprice, flagship (he whole of such ordinal which Is of the Hants Iti ira Tacht rlitb nn file In Ihl.ffice ai a paivnf the hmhe.1 In Hnla ItarlA'a channel It records M an" rlty. miles from this pct, The following copies of State Engi neer Luper's permits, certified to by City Itocorder Alford, absolutely es tablish Mcdford's rights to liig Butte waters: FIRST PKKMIT. Tlilrty HF4XIIHI tVct iual prioritr with Kaglo Point Irrignilon Ilstrtctt prl urity or AujruM. 1, Stato of Oregon, County of Marlon ss. This is to certify that I have ex amined the foregoing application and do hereby grant the same, subject to tho following limitations and con ditions: If for lrri?;.tion, this ap propriation shall be limited to one eightieth of one cubic feet per sec ond, or its equivalent, for each aero irrigated, and shall bo subject to such reasonable rotation system nsjsucn a campaign as the t'hautauqua may bo ordered by tho proper stuto building is of ample proportions and officer. Tho right herein granted Is limit ed to the appropriation of water from Big Ilutte creek. Its' tributaries, and tho springs contributing to it und those forming it, for municipal purposes, Including Irrigation, do mestic, sower, fire protection,, and all other municipal purposes, in ac cordance with the stato engineer's order and allotment dated April 25. and recorded on pages 178-179 of Volume one. special order record. The amount of water appropriat ed shall be limited to tho amount which can be applied to beneficial use and not to exceed 30.0 cubic foot per second or its equivalent in case of rotation. The priority dato of this permit Is August 21, 1915. Actual construction work shall bo- t n ..m .r, A...-M Or, llilA nnil shall thereafter be prosecuted with reasonable diligence and be com pleted on or before April 25, 1930. Complete application of tho water to tho proposed use shall Do mauo on or before October 1, 1931. Witness my hand this 2&th day of J April. 1925, ItllEA LCPEU. Stato Engineer. STCOXD PERMIT. Thirty second feet, KiitMcquciit to Eagle Point Irrigation District, pri ority of October 20, Stato of Oregon, Count v of Marlon ss. This Is to certify that I have ex- a mined thn fnrpirnluir ntudieiii inn I and do heroby grant tho sumo, sub- ject to tho following limitations und If for irrigation, this ap propriation shall bo limited to ono- rti.rlit In.U .if nn n.,l,L, . .. I H. enndltlniiif Tf f.,- I ir-ln-.i t lhiB nn.,lt ' J1'CL, onu, or its equivalent, tor each acre , ; ' , irrigated, and shall bo subject to notlgo. ami .on. at tho clow of tholr such reasonable ' rotation 'system as. i. ,'n , , may b6 ordered by the proper state LJ!l& S "f Jou. Lducatlon officer (opened Monday under must proinis- ,u ' . . v. 1 .''"It circumstances. Mis. Onico An- The rlBht herein Kranted la limited ,..,, who ,, p, l(.Il(.h. to the appropriation of water from ,r Iatcly ,,,,,,,,, porlll,n,, , wnlch niB Butte Sprinss nt tho head of (holr BL.hoollI , ,,. , As,,. IllK Hutte creek, for municipal water tanrt th( work ,R ntfi; mPm,F supply, Includine Irrlnutloh. fire pro- nt the third, fourth and fifth Krailes. tection nnd all other municipal uses. j,-0 child Is dlamlssed from his Knide Tho amount of water apprapriiited except on written request of his par shall he limited to tho amount which epta. Orndo's from the Hawthorn can he applied to beneficial uso and school will meet at tho CoiiKregntinnal not to exceed 30.0 cubic feet per sec ortd, or Its equivalent in caso of rota tion. Tho priority dato ot this per mit Is October 20, 1023. Actunl construction work shall be- Kln on or before April 25, 1930 and shall thereafter be prosecuted with reasonable diligence and bo ram-' plcted on or beforo April 25, 1930. Complete application or tho water, to tho proposed uso shall bo niado on or beforo October 1, 1931. Witness my hand this 25th day of April, 1925. ItHF.A MJI'En. titato Knglneor. THIRD PKIIM1T. For balance of Ilia; llutto water, pur suant in 1925 law priority of May 2H, IBSA. Htate of Oregon, County of Marlon ss. This Is to certify that I havo ex amined tho foregoing application and do hereby grant the same, subject to the following limitations and con ditions: Subject to existing rights tho city of Medford Is hereby Kranted tho exclusive right to tho uso of tho wators of Big Ilutte creek and of tho springs at tho head of and which form anld stream, and of the tribu taries of said stream, for municipal purposes, as provided In chapter 1C6, taws of Oregon for 1925. Tho amount of water appropriated shall he limited to the amount which ran be applied to beneficial use and not to exceed (see above)' cubic fect per second, or Its equivalent In caso of rotation. The priority date of this permit ta May 2, '1920. the dato upon which tho law providing for this appropriation became effective. Actual' construction work shall be. gin on or before September 1. 1930. and shall thereafter be prosecuted with reasonable diligence and be comploted on or before September la, 1930. Complete application of the water to the proposed use ahall be made on or before October 1, 1931. Wltneaa my hand this nth day of Be pt ember, 1925. KirKA LIT PER. - . n, , .... 1 -'-.". tuum fui .lacs' n tcstimonjr nheieof, I have here ASH LA N D, Oct. C ( S pec ta U Members of the Ashland MiniMiM-lnl association left Ashland at noon on Monday fo.- a coiifM-enee with I'.llly Sunday nt Portland relative to the possibility of an evangelistic campaign for Ashland for June of next ycur. It Is hoped that definite nrrungtMnents may bo made. A series of meeting in Ash hind would not entail tho work and expense usually connected with is comfortable without heating at that season of the year. Mrs. I Swartwood. an aunt nf Mrs. W. J. Ohlfield, has returned this week from Kstaline. SP D.. whore she has tmulq au cxtuaided visit with fvlc-mU and relatives. George N. Gray, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Gray of thta city, has gone east to Indianapolis, lnd., as a member of tho judging team which will represent the Oregon Agricultur al college' at the Natmal lairy show, October 9. Mr. Gray will uUto act as alternate on the livestock judging team from tho college. Mrs. C. U. Hucher of Colfax. Wash., In In Ashland on a visit to her aunt, Mrs. P. , bunnell of Ashland street. Mrs. Louis Dodge went to Los An geles on Thursday and will mako u two weeks' visit with her sisters and with friends. Mrs. nudge will ulao muke a short stay at 1-nng Heach. Mrs. J. Q. Adams of the postoffiee clerical force spent tho week end In Portland in ordr to attend tho Uilly Sunday evangelistic campaign. Judge C. It. Watson intends to leave Ashland soon to spend the winter In southern California. Mr. Watson will visit his brother nnd sister In Los An geles and will spend some time with his son. Chandler Watson, who Is con nected with a largo surveying project near Monterey. Misses Clara Anderson, Gertrude Haan. Edna Goheen and Miss Ward, spent Suturdny evening In Medford. Mr. and Mrs. Louis AlpboiiHO of -wiiormo, were m Asniunu on a shopping trip on Saturday. Mr- nntl Mr- Aaron Andrews and d,luKter. Miss Rita, spent Haturday Miss Yoda Browor was so forunate as to win the fino largo rug which was 'clven nunv Suriirilnv mIp1 1v .T church and those from Junior hlh school will take their work at the Methodist church. A Rood munlicr of requests otimo in last week from Interested patients so the school Is al ready assured an attendance of 00 per cent of tho Included grades, Tho annual Father and Hon Imnquet will bo held on Kriduy night of this woek under the direction of the V. M - A. organization. Tho crowd bus heen so large on previous yenrs Hint 11 wn" neeinen neat in Hold imihiii. I in two of tho churches Ibis year in order to accommodate all who wish to attend. Those In thn east half of town aro asked to ntlntid tho Haptlst church and those on the west side will attend at the Tresbyterlan church. Tho Chamber of Commerce end the Klwanls clllh are putting on progi-num this week In recognition of Fire Pre vention week. Mr. ('lint lluughmnn. city flro chief will havo charge of the program for tho Commercial club on Tuesday. Mr. V. V. Mills and Mr. O. If. Timings, fire insuranco writers, will havo cbarga of the Klwnnis meet ing. Mrs. Jnckson fjyger of Neil Creek In convalescing at her homo after nn operation at the Community hospital. Cook with gas. A THREE DAYS' COUGH IS YOUR DANGER SIGNAL Persistent coughs and colds load to serious trouble. You can stop them now with Creomulsion, an emulsified creosote that is pies nan t . to tiik. Creomulslon is a new m elicit I dis covery with two fold action; it soothes and heals the Inflamed mem branes and Inhibits Rerm growth. Of all known drugs, creosote Is rc ognlzed ly high mdlca sut horltleK as one of thn gr-aiet henllng agen cies for persistent coughs and citPV and othfr forms of thront troubles, ('reomulslon contains. In addition to crefirW)tn. other healing elemenu which sooth sn1 heal the Infected memhrHnes and stop tho Irritation anl Inflammation, while the creosote goes on to the stomach. In Rbttorhed Into the blood, attacks the snt of she trouble and check the growth of the germs, t.'rtomulnlon Is guaranteed baU fac tory In the treatment f pernlstrnt doughs and colds, hronrhlsl asthma, bronchitis and other forms trpira tnry dlHeaflf-s. and U trscellenl for bulldlnc up th n)m afifr col 0 or flu. Monerfund-l If sny roujfh of cold Is not rllvrd sftr taking ac cording i direction" Afk your drug gist. f'imuWiin fnnipnny, Atlanta, Oa. fadv.) i:rm:xi:. ore.. Oct. b. with a plea of Itlshop W. O. Shcphnrd and all dlslrii t supcrintcinleiit.i to Increase iho nterhershii of the MethodUt chureh in this state ten per cent dur ing the coming year, the seventy thttd annuul cuiifereiu-o of the Metli oi'ist K pise', pa I church of tho state Came to a close here last nlnht. Ministers ami appointees for the southern, eastern. Sale in and Port land district swere announced last niyhl. S. A. lianfnrd, who has been superintendent of the southern dis trict which Include a HtlKcne, was transferred to the position of area evangel iNt and supcrvimtr of new work. All other superintendents re mained in office Ilev. S. J. t'hnncy of Ashland, will be the superintendent of the southern district. Tho boun daries of the southern and eastern iIIh t licta were changed so that several chai'Kcs wcro put into the eastern ills trie' froh tho Hnuthcrn district. Those Include K la tnath Kails. Lake view, Pine Creek, 1 (catty, Klamath Indian mission and 1'hilonnin. The meetftiif held yesterday nfter noon for the purpose of ordaining six deaoens and five eiders, turned Into uu evangelistic rally, and tho en tlro conference pletli;ed by statullnR vote to Increase the members!! lp n tho church by 2700, ten per cent of tho present lolal. Ilev. 1. II. Leech, formerly pastor hero and now superintendent of tho Salem district, brought the audience to itn feet by a stiriiuK evangelistic plea. duriUrT which ho personally pledf;etl to convert ono person in vV ery one of his ehurKrs. The note of evnimelism struck lit tho conference ltd to a motion to send a telegram of eneouraticiuent to lUtly Sumlay, who Is now conductlm: a series of evangelistic meeting In Portland. The resolution was adopt ed on motion of W. W. Youuk.hoii. pas tor of th- Hoce fity church, Portland. The first meeting of the Parent Teachers will be at the sihool limine Krlilay evening. October '.Mil. Tho dadillcs nro expected to bo prewent a Iho, Tho teachers are preparing a program for tho occasion, celebrating Columbus Day, as well. Iteesn treok school took Ihu flivd prize in tho con tests nt (he county fair. Sybil llarrold won the races. , Heeso ('reek Is not behind In any thing. They have a good school, two good teachers, a koo dSumlny school, good climate, good lain) and t;oud pco- (irautH Piihm Hunter Hneil, POItTI.ANIJ, Ore., rt. 6. II. H. Allen of I rants Pass was thn first person to run foul of thu law forbid ding the killing of hear In .losephlno and .la tit noil counties except during November. I lo was fined $110, ac cording to a report to tho gamo com. mission, t Marcell's Miracle Mineral. A radio-active suhsianco of tho eart h. Tho great blood a nd body builder, laboratory nt Portland, Oro, See Mrs. .1. A. Kvorett, 20(1 Willi. motto sircet, Jackson county agent, Medford, Ore. 1'JO Pnok with km. TONIGHT ' Last Times Spectacular Melodrsma of the Shining Rails "THE LIMITED MAIL" With MONTE BLUE, Vera Reynolds, Wlllard Louis STARTS TOMORROW! in Ml GREY'S 5!r 'atinTONY'fc '"W-Vf'.Vir. R I ALTO VIUiaM lllarnrni, Within the next tec years, we see more industries, better development of the re sources of this region, better business for everyone; and now is the time to get ready. ' ' Our New Industries Department is with you new capital and new people are needed to make the most of your wealth of natural resources. The New Industries Department is disclosing to investing capital the great raw material wealth of our Agriculture, Timber and Minerals. It is working for the legitimate expansion of every indus trial possibility for the region, and sup plying a consolidated, supplementary Chamber of Commerce type of service for the five Oregon counties and the one California county within our territory. . We have every confidence In what the ftj' ture holds In store, and hydro-electric power participation in it At present the Industries of this region are counting more on electricity than ever before; and we are proud to be able to say that the communities we serve have ad vanced further in the use of labor-saving house hold equipment than many of the largest cities on this coast or anywhere else. If you are ready to have your household work done electrically - a ' a member of this company will be glad to tell you how little it costs. aumm obigon power mmt Medford, Grants Pas., Klamath Falls, Rossbenf, Oregom. Yrrka, Donsmuir, California. Soap Sale NILO BATH SOAP the one that floats ? 3 bars 25c "V A good sized Turkish Towel givef with a dozen cakes J This is a high grade toilet soap and will lather in hot or cold water., Heath's Drug Store Phone 884 . As near as your phone. ' ' ' ' Uond nrokcr Ucverly Binks ' gives a friendly tip. "Sure, I'll give you rt tip", says beam ing llcvcrly. " Heat it to a good store and buy sCasti.e hat. If a man wants style, a Castle hat is the best invest ment he can make". Fivi it Tt DtlUri Aik Yit Dutir O'ROURKB, B 1 BANKS CASTLE HATS Sold Exclusively at Mann's Department Store is HAT CO.
