MTOgQTM MATE TflffBTTyR, MTSDFOftP,
i
DURT OVERRULES
t fn tho dlvoroo unit of WHhoinlna
- Iller ugainst Dun Cullltr, lot l rent-
rauteur, who left a IV w daya ufir
l fillnfr of the suit. Circuit JudKe
omaa handed down a ruling Frl-
Sky Pilots'
Forum
EDITED BY THK MEDPORD
MINISTER! AIj ASSOCIATION
"I Have Ret Watchmen. T'ptia Thf
WoUs, O JerusnJcra." In. :.
urn t
81. Murk's ITUxl
Corner. North Oukdale and 6th
street. r
10 a. m. Sunday school. ,
Ha. in. Morning service and ser
mon. Win. It. Hamilton, IVcar.
11th
A .rnt World OonfiTenop. '
- The greatest religious conference of
unlversul proportions which has been
t.ul.l HinM t.A ffu.rn . . V... ..ll
i r.T,;u""gv'h,"o'l"n. ,uf, l.h8l": - ,n . ho. just com.
.w ...nv ..... - to (.i0fift jn HtnnWinlni fiurAls.n It
' tdant,
aflnite and certain," and aiUlqd
mt a motion to strike would be bus
ned." -
rne court holds that all Btatementn
' ight to be made more definite and
was called the "Universal Conference
on Christian Life and Work" with its
Ct.tlio.ln Church
. South Oakdulu avenue and
street. ,
Mutates at 8 and 10:30 a. m.
lienedloatloii at 7:30 p. in.
. Hev. k W. Klui-k. Pastor.
. PeoU'OOHtal MIksIou
128 Kast Main street.
Sunday school JO
' tain are conclusions, hence of no , At , c of NI held fol.
' ce or effect under the law. The .,,, ,h ,,., , ,LJ ,, '
Kniiilre hy C'hrlstianlt, In 82G A. U.
there were about 300 delegates representing-
3,000,000 Christians, practi
cally u II that the world then contain
ed. At the Stockholm conference
were 600 delegates representing 300,
000,000 Christians or about 60 per
cent of all in the world.
Every address was prepared In one
Preaching
delegates from 31 different national!- ! 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Midweek,
ties, representing 100 different com-'! Wednesday, 7:30 p. m. and Haturdity,
:30 p. m. . street meeting Saturday
the largest of thPfnll outside of llnlly
Day, when many visitors were pres
ent. .
11 a. m. Sermon, "A flrnclnus In
vitation." The mixed quurtett, iotsj
sistlng of R. W. Wilson, tenor; Mrs.
Florence McKlhose, soprano: Mrs.
Charles Boyce. nltS, and E. 1. U.
rence, bass, will sing two anthems
entitled "When Power Divine" by
Ohelley and "Seek and ye Shn.ll
Find," by Gilbert.
7:30 p. m. sermon by Rev. W. W.
Randall, Amerlcnn ' Kunduy school
missionary for Southern Oregon, who
will sDeak on his experiences In needy
I districts and some of their needs. The
pastor will preach In Jacksonville nt
this hour. The Girls' Chorus will
sing "Blessed Savior" by nrtVnlmck.
K. meeting at 6:30 p. in. Topic.
"They First Gave Their Own Selves."
A stewardship meditation, 2 Cor.
8:1-15.
Prayer Meeting Wednesday nlht at
7:30 p. m. Topic, "Salvation from the
Power of Sin." ,
OVER WEEK END,
II
art Issued formal orders setting the
:! -nent Injunctions souuht by the City
if- Medford against the Medford
i ist railroad and W. S. Uurnuni,
1 the same action In the plea of
8. Burnum analnst 'the Oregon
blio Service Commission for next
idnesday. " A formal order calling (
urned against him by the last grand
.-& y. charging malfeasance, and fail
i to serve, a warrant, for next
ursday, was also issued by the
rt.
hearing of the oral arguments in ' IanBUtt!e and lran8lated and primed
. . i ; into two others for the use of the dele-
Forncrook against the indictments Kate(Ji our American ministers, be-
fore they got through with the con
ference wished time and again that
they had spent less time on Hebrew
and luii in and Green and had studied
some living languages.
Practically all of the British and
European ministers could speak or
at least understand one or two lan
guages besides their own. In fact they
are compelled to do so, because of
their, proximity to other peoples, but
we here in our Isolation have no Buch
need. So many world wide move
ments will soon demand that our min
istry acquaint themselves with other
. I languages also.
The prime purpose of the gather-
eek Medford will bo visited u, waH 10 restore me sense 01 unity
teachers of the . county ,um nurmuny wn.cn nau Deen so ier-
uo will bo in nttendtineo at three " "
ra or institute. ior two years only . "
and. Sunday at 7 p. m.
.Tim Katvalion Army.
Meetings Tuesday, Thursday, Sat
uiUtiy 8:00 p. in.
Sunday morning Holiness meet
ing, 11:00 a. m.
Sunday school 2:30 p. m.'
Young People's Legion. 6:15 p. m.
Salvation meeting. 8:00 p. m.
Kvorybody invited.
Officer In charge. G. W. Cay.
I EACHERS INSTITUTE
HERE NEXT WEEK
sVfc! ext we
'fit, all th
of
Church of .Tonus Clirlst
ljutler Day Saiilts.
Woodman hall, over Medford
tlonal bank.
Sunday school at 10:30 a. m.
' Subject, theological class '
Apostacy."
Classes In the Intermediate
primary departments.
Evening services at 7:30 p. m.
All welcome. No collection.
Na-
Baptist Church.
Next Sunday will be rally day.
After a fine week of rally programs
in different departments of the
church activities the grand cllmnx
of the whole will be reached In tho
snlendld program of Sumhiy. In
the morning there will be
march, special music, songs,
tions, exorcises, Blunts.
W. II. Enton will give
on "How Things
grand
reclta-
etc. Pastor
i chalk talk
Grow." At 6:30
B.
Slain Street Methodist South.
Corner Main and Oakdale. J,
Conn, Pastor.
The Bible school meets at 0:45. Dr.
Frank Roberts, Superintendent. All
departments. Morning worship at 11
o'clock. Subject, "Hend, Ilenrt and
Hand to the Tusk." This Is No. 7 in
the series, "The Measure of a Chris
tian." This series is attracting more
I'al one-day institutes have been inK addgesse s by German and French ith th , lntere8t
... rancouinlulliiBi tint- all iinrlavntnnil
I d. but the last session of the legls- representatives
v. . . each other bet
ure rcinsiaiea me oui iorm ot in
'k ute and all counties will again
i d the longer more valuable ses
f ns. County Supt. Carter states
- ;t a goodly, list of lecturers and
l (.motors is prepared, such as will
h -instructive not only to teachers,
to patrons und school officers
4 Veil. The. program will be more
i ly announced on Monday.
but all understood
each other better before the meeting
closed. While forms and rituals, and
doctrines were different yet the one
supreme personality whocA all loved
and worshipped was the Lord Jesus
Christ. It will go down In history as
a movement for religious unity.
E. P. LAWRENCE,
PROVE A BOOMERANG
7nless Frank Menzog, a, miner of
Henry Ford Again.
f Ifenry Ford is one secular publisher
'who has the wisdom and courage to
fight for a Christian - Sabbath- A
writer in his Dearborn Independent
I makes the interesting observation,
along the line of recent announce
ments by the Presbyterian Board of
Christian Education, that fourty-four
state have laws in some degree safe
guarding the Christian Sunday; that
the eighteen states having the best
laws have
The Epworth League meets at 6:30.
A live one.
Evening service at 7:30. No. 8 of
the announced series will be given.
Subject. "The Richer Fellowship."
Wednesday evening 7:30, the mid
week fellowship service. An hour
that's different.
foreign born population
VI.. 11.1 n,rotnUi "
UJUU T , C y, , states with the weakest laws have a
Oman L. Deisch, a fellow miner, for- population of 14 per
lection of approximate V;i $4Ufl -Hnt..a that four states having
no such Sunday laws have a foreign
born population of 23 & per cent.
ed to be clue for nuggets, blankets,
d and labor, replies within five
a to the counter claim and answer,
will he declared In default, and
gment rendered In fnvor of the do
dnnt. This Is the effoce of an or
; handed down by Circuit Judge
tmias Thursday.
First Methodist Episcopal Church
West Main and Laurel.
9:45 a. m. Sunday school, W. W.
Walker, superintendent. Classes for
all. - -
11 a. m. Morning worship., "The
Abundant Life," Anthem, "The God
of Abraham Praise," Ruck. Soloist
Mrs. Van - Scoyoo. ' Offertory, "The
Ranosmed of the Lord,"' McDermid,
Mrs. Hogan. , : '
. 6:30. Epworth League service.
7:30 Evening worship, "Lessons
from the Fading Leaf." Installation
of Epworth League officers. Even
ing music, anthem, "Hear Then In
Love, O Lord,") Wooler. Offertory,
Male Quartette.
These will be the first services by
the new pastor, ,T. H. Temple.
the R. Y. P. U. will have a special
rally. There will be n fine program
'of music, with Mr. Scott at the pipe
organ, and Dr. Eaton will give a
The Candle Sermon." using one hundred
i lighted candles.
and Rally Pay Program of tho nnpllsl
I'jiurcn hiiiuuiy m-iwhii
Grand March, the entire school par
ticipating. Hymn ., School
Scripture Reading... Orville WilHon
Prayer Supt.. A. J. Anderson
Song School
Recitation: '.'Welcome All"
Katherlne Mead
Exercise: "Six Little Scholars."
By six little beginners
Rally Day Welcome Evelyn Mills
Recitation, "Need for All"
r t ....Bruce McDonald
Recitation. "Praise." P
.Dorothy Culey. Mary Jane Heeler
Song "Our Heavenly Father"
Primary Department
Exercise. "Love Thy Neighbor,'...!..
; Primary Department
Recitation, "At the Front"
Robert Skinner
Rectiatlon, "An Invitation"
mi Helen Jufly
Exercise....... Junior Girls
Song Junior Department
Exercise Junior Boys
Drill .....G leanera' Class
Duett Mr. and Mrs. Piatt
"It Pays to Be Ready"....Judson Close
Saxophone Solo Thelda Kent
Awarding of Prizes......Supt. Anderson
Chalk Talk "How Things Grow,"....
Pastor W .H. Eaton
Sing - -School
Benediction Dr. Eaton
Wilbur EggHinnn, young Ktumath
Indian rancher charged with unhuuU.
twok tho witneNH stand In his own be
half. In the ftdernl court yesterday.
He was subjected to a rigid crosH ex
nminattou by U. S. District Attorney
Neuner. In the alleged combat EgK
mnn is accused of stabbing Monroe
Faithful, one thrust penetrating the
heart of his foe, but not killing him.
Eggsmnn told the story of the fiht
and incidents that led up to It. dif
fering but little from the story of Mo
roe Faithful, told lat Thursday after
noon. Faithful In his testimony,
showed no bitterness against the de
fendant.
Eggsinan testified that ho saw
Faithful and Leltoy Hicks, son of
Shakespeare Illeks. "chasing his (rat
tle," and went down into the field to
investigate.
The witness said that his queries
as to who Is running this ranch"
were met with "your're talking pretty
big for a little fellow."
These and other words resulted in
Eggsman extending an invitation to
Faithful to come over and fight, and
Faithful accepted. Eggscman was
knocked down, and while Faithful was
on top of him, the cutting occurred.
Federal court adjourned lute yes
terday until Monday when It is ex
pected tho Eggsman caso will go to
the jury.
At the Rial to. . : (Eugene Puts Bible In Public ScImoIa j vices.
new sport series, reaturing tnnn . Dally reading of the Bible in all tne
nentn of the diamond, the football schools rooms of Eugene has been
Id. and the ring, entitled "The adopted as a permanent thing on the
emakers," comes to the Rialto action of the school board. One hun-
riter for two dnys beginning tomor,-
matinee. Patrons will find ns
rh of thrills and enjoyment ns
ry did in "The Go-Getters," and
phting Blood."
How Baxter Butted In," n tale of
hunce and newspapers. Is the pic-
replete with comedy situations,
othy DeVore and Matt are the
'h, supported by n notable, cost. It I
ne of the best pictures of the year
n the Warner Brothers studios, I
has a strong appeal. -I
Miimm uesmona una a spienuiu the Hle of yourself to mm. we Medford Bldg.. Is open daily from 12 NWtt red fir 400 H., T. 21 H.. It. 4 W.. He.
iipany including, rive cowooys. i ren .-ye are bought with a price." , to 4. except Sundays and holidays. 2?. swu yellow tir sr.o m.. ri
ilMh splendid amusement in Tt was Christ and not Satan who The Bible and all authorized Chris-
lln' Pretty," which closes at the 1 naia that mice.
borrowed or purchased, t Mier m. for the ml uiut yellow fir and $i per
P.
Bryan as a Prophet. .
Bryan was different from most
prophets, ancient and modern. He
made his predictions, set up his ideals,
and then lived to see many of them
fulfilled. For example: The eight
hour day, the postal saving bank, na
tional prohibition, woman's suffrage,
publicity of campaign funds, direct
for food for Menzog's clog, alleg.;wopld e b arbHralfon, dlrect
to be "large." I . A w nlkllFa TIIo in(lt
fight was for the supremacy of the League business meetln
Urt ord of uou. Jtis last pumic utter- Wednesday 8 p. m.
ance was maae in numnie prayer io
Almighty Old in . the M. E. South
church In .Dayton, when tho pastor
had called on "Brother Bryan" to lead
.the morning prayers.
peisch in his counter claim, alleged
x after he had bought a claim from
plaintiff, the latter visited him
a. considerable time, without in-
fction. Among other claims, was
The Screen
By Ve Press Agent.
NOTICE OF SALE OF GOVERNMENT
TIMBER
General Land Office
'. Waaliinirton. D. U.
- . r.ffcp. 23, 192A
Vnt In hprphv vl vrn that Bubiccf to the
roDditlona ond limltationa nt the aotH of .liuir
, ltt (SU HUt., 18), February 20, 1010
A0 Stat., 117V). aiul June 4. 1W20 (41 StaL,
J 768), and purauint to depart mental regtilitlons
. ,oi April l. ivzt ictu u. ii, "), me iimner
KngUsli Lntlioran Cliurcti lOI1 tie f0u0Wing lands will be sold Nov. lfl.
West Fourth street near Oakdale. j l2fi, at 10 o'clock a. m. at public auction at
Rev. Edwin J. Johnson, pastor. Ser-'the U. H. land office at Roaeburg, Uregou. to
vices for Sundav Oetolier II tth hKiwt bidder at not It than the appraia-
vices ror tsunuay. uctooer u. ed vglue 88 b1iow1 ,,y Uli(l riutit : MHi(. t in-
Sunday school. 10 a. m. 'subject to the approval of the Secretary of the
Morning service 11 a. m. Suhject: Interior. The punhaRe price, with an addl
lur.ki nrv.ini, v-, ut... ju . tionul Hum of one-fifth of one per cent thereof.
m. Subject: t time, of sale, money to be returned If Bale
I in not approved, otherwise patent will Iwue
Edwin An-!'or tl,e timber, which must be removed within
ten year. Bids will be received from ctrixena
'of the United States, associations of awn ei ti
ll.. Luther sens, and corporstiuna organized under the laws
' lot the United States, or any state, territory, or
ThA tA ,UAair district thereof only. Upun application of a
i ne mio-weea ni..ifi,wi nw.i,uP ti, iimh.i. nn
service. Our BUbject will- be we a Bubdirislon will be offered separately before
study of the Apostle John. (being Included fn any offer of a larger unit.
Saturday mornlnir the meetlne of T- 17 H- H- 1 w- Hec- WH NEU r
Haturuay mornint,, tne meeting or,1300 Mm hio, 40 m., nwk fir 1036
the, Catechetical class at 10:30. m., hemlock loo M., HW NW fir 1300 M..
. A cordial welcome Is extended to hemlock a& U HR NWSi fir 085 14., hem-
every one to attend all of these ser-!!f, " " B 'IT...1.16?.
Iff LTh
COMMUNITY HOSPITAL
843 E. Main 8trt Medford, Oregon
Combining lull surgical facilities with quiet homelike environment.
Kvenlng service, 8
"The State."
' Luther Lengue, 7 p
dren, leader. v
Monday evenins:. ' 8 p.
MKU fir 1710 M.. HKV SKKi llr 1001) M
crd.r 140 U., SVI HUt4 fir 1060 U., hem.
lock .0 M., NK'i S l: (I, 132G II.. NW',i
Ktrst Chnmli of ChriHU Sclenlkt. HWM llr ir.70 M., bkx hwu flr lino M.,
Authorized branch of The Mother tt?1 ."' W'A lir
l . m, . .i. i. . , . vzn ibu n ar ou m.. none
Church, the Firnt Church of Chrlt. nr id. t-,mhr n i. UH,.it,m tn k. -ni.i inr
area ana iweniy-six timie nus nuen Scientist, In Ilostno, Maim. ," uin tuf0 pr M. for the tlr, 1 per M
ordered for the purpose. The minis
terial laftsoclatlon la cooperating lni
the plan. No comments are to be
made with the reading of the selection
chosen. At lenst the schools of a
third of the nation have the Utble
thus read in the schools dnlly..
A man's true wealth Ib the good
he does In the world.
Give the devil his due, but not by
Services nre held every Sunday at !"t",S.c,'l"r"I"1,5,w,;.," I" i'or, 't",1"!!
. . . . , . , iooK, i, js s., K. 2 w ., Her, 2S, Lot fi, llr
11 o'clock, church edifice, 212 North 430 u., hot llr ano m!, t. 17 b., h. ! ,
uaxiiaie. sunject ror nunaay, ucto- neo. 81. sw(4 nwh r 720 v., T. 28 8.,
ber 11: Are Sin, Disease and Death K. 10 W., Sec. 31. Lot t llr 240 M., whin
. rrdir 00 U Lot 3 lir S10 M., white crUr
"eal .......... HO H., IM 4 fir 20 M., while cedar 100 U .
Sunday school 8:45. Applicants un- red cedar 30 M.. HKW sw llr 2o M., white
der the age of twenty muy be admit- cedar ss M Stt (4 sV(4 r 105 u., white
i'ednr 10S M., KKVt SE!4 lir 84.1 II., white
. , ', , cedar 24li M., SKH SBVi llr 040 M., white
Wednesday evening meetings, cedar 420 M., v tw'A llr 2(i M., white
which include testimonies of Christian cedar f0 M., none of the timher on theae aec
Science healings, at 8 o'clock. ; !i,.""niu.! !2id .'ir. '"" A"? '2 Pur f " Aor
The Reading Iloom which Is In tho Ie x. i0 H - R- ( :,
Ito tonight. It's a thrilling corn-
drama full' of real "stunts," In
ling riding horses, nutos and mo
yclcs. .. 1
17e II.. NWS SW'4 rellow llr 226 M . red
tmn ocienco meraiure may oe rrao, oil thew aectlonti to he aold lor lee than 1.76
Al Hunt's Cnilprian.
Kiss Me Again," is coming to
nt's Craterlnn for three days, li
ning tomorrow matinee, 'with five
rne lujninarlea comprising the en-
enst.
rnst Lubltsch. the master director
ii was brought to America about
i years ago to direct pictures for
rner Bros., has since revolutioniz
the motion picture by his radical
vresa in the art of pantomlnme
ry telling. He mnde "The Mar-'
he Circle," "Three Women" and
fmlta."
Kiss Me Agnln," Is n continental
piestlo comedy that savors strongly
French comedy In subtlety and .
rkle.
nr thrills and spills, drama and
icdy and two-fisted romance see
hard Dlx In "That I.ucky Devil,"
feature picture which closes to-
:ht.
In tho famous Olrndo cose, the The public is cordially Invited to
Supreme 1 Court of the United States attend tho services nnd visit the read
held thnt the Bible is not a sectarian Ing room
bnnle. In tho Trlnltv church case. I '
it said, "This Is a Christian nation."
Nut Snndajr.
Stay' abed until ten.
Head Sunday paper until one.
Feed' your face:. until three.
Lop around until nine. '
Nothing doing! nothing done,
Clood night!
First Clirislian Church
Corner Ninth and South Oakdale.
D. J. Howe, minister. Residence 25
South Orange Services every Lord's
Dny.
9:45 a. m. Bible school, M. B. Ol- growth fir 300 M., aecond rowth lir 4..0 H..
son. superintendent. A graded school J.""r. s.t:..HBJJ. "W "" ''.
: i .i . ., , "ecoim arowin
M. lor the white llr. T. 10 H.. B. 12 W.. Rei
27, NEV4 old irowUi llr 47& M., cedar
Tt0 M., hemloi-li 300 M.. apruce 2A M., NW14
HW4 old growth llr 400 aecond growth
lir 400 U hemlock too M SW4 NtV'4 old
growth fir 600 U.. Recond growth fir 6:0 M.,
hemlock 200 M., SKW Hw'4 old growlti llr
102.', II.. colar r.O X.. hemlock 200 M., P-F.'-i
HK old growth llr 600 M., aecond growth llr
71,0 U., cellar 2A U., hemlock 25 M., NW4
KEU old growth fir 400 II., aecond growth
fir 400 H., cedar 160 M., NWU HK Vt old
one.
11
a. m. Mornlng worship. Com-
flr 77ft U.. cedar M
hemlock 26 U., Nee. 811, NK(4 SY. old growth
llr 8ai) u ,lar 60 H., hrinlot-k 6K0 II..
NWM NF.!4 old growth llr 8.140 II., hemlock
The host things and the worth 'munlon and preaching. Sermon by the V!:' X"V!m4,,I,.S
rhii. thinirs irenerallv cost some-' pa"tor' ' The Value of the Church In fir 4oo M.. cedar so M., hemlock 74 nk
ihlle things generally cost Borne tne Communlty-.. , : IXWM. aecond groth fir 210 M.. hemlock
odka Kills Eight;
thing in energy, time, money or sac
rlflce. No community can afford
g) rejc.t the best and worth while
because of a reasonable cost of
either.
t
' "The Christian religion, as we
name our faith, never was hurt by
real science of truth." Faith, rea
son and science that Is real science,
not notions, theories or opinions have
the same common basic law.
Christian
j .
nneavor , u
.(the Community,
6:3 p. m.
meeting. .
7:30 p. m. Evangelistic service. ,
Sermon: "Tho Simplicity of the
Gospel."
Special music at each service.
Miss Elizabeth a ore has been se
lected to direct the choir.
Prayer meeting on Wednesday ev
ening at 7:30.
All are cordially Invited to attend
theso services.
M . KW'i NWU second rrowth llr 9490
r., nn y( f. y4 eeconq growin rir 4in u
nr. -4 rtt second growth llr I860 M hem.
lock ISO H NE'4 HWH aecond growth fir
4460 II., NW Ht4 aetond growth fir (ano
M.. HWU HW aeoond growth llr 8(100 M .
KK HW acoml growth llr 4470 M.. HK'i
SK(4 aecond growth tlr 4190 M NW4 HKU
aecond growth fir 4600 II.. hemlock 100 II..
KW44 HK'. aecond growth llr 4860 II.. NKK
UK aecond growth lir 2I7S M.. cedar lifi
M.. none of the ttmher on theae aectlona to lie
Mild lor ea than It. 60 per II. for the aprure
ml old growth llr, If per II. for Ih. cellar
and aecond growth llr anil 60 rant, per M. lor
the hemlock. T. 86 S., H. 3 E., Hcc 1. HW'4
NKVi. pine 976 M llr 40 M., I.ot 8 pine, 176
Prrnbrl1nn Cliurch S,".S.."-: i.l r.ln'.,'0.Mi' .'Jr 470 "
w.i- j U..11., ' "r.T. n n pine am m nr i"if M ., none Ol
Main nnd HO ly. .... "lie timher on Ihla aection to In Bold lor leaa
The Bible school meets at 9:46 a. than 32.60 per U. for the nin. and II n.r u
m. and Is getting well organized for or the fir. t. 27 ., R. 11 w., ec. 2i. sk'4
nw "nmr nr .no M . , winie nr noil w
lr 16011 M
HKU MKU
If WOW, Oct. 10. (A. P.) charge. American one dollnr notes Intendent of the wholo school. Miss rellow fir If.'.o Wa red fir 70 M hemloik
ht deaths In the Moscow district were found converted Into tens with Helen Bullls of the primary depart- L" !' u . ii"
week ate attributed to excessive figures cut from old Mexican cur- ment and Mrs. E. P. Lawrence of the jJ ,an',i Vect'I, J lZ' Kto'tm Z
lgcni-e In the newly ' legalized rency and posted over the true fig- beginners' department . and cradle than 12.60 per W. lor the red ami yellow llr.
. ,.,.v .-r m. iui in. mi rr-i.r ami uu cciiie
Mr M. lor tht whita fir ami hemloik.
TllllK. C. IIAVEI.I,
Cook with gas. tf lng, reaching the Ifst! point of 2 v 1 - Acta Coaiaueeioqer,
riinnlcrfflu Ih Arreted.
llOIKII.AH. Ariz. A method of
r f Cf.-I. rreatlng hybrid ten dollnr bills was
V - ww. revealed when
young
ernl gra
en Claudia Nadrld,
Mexican, was held to the fed- the winter under the efficient leader- 3Am-u'kkv J'
and Jury on n counterfeiting ship of Mr. Verl O. Walker as super- whiiVti, too ii!. rid cedfr ,- m.. hi
per cent vodkn. nnd a move
ngnlnst the. new.lnw has nl
been started In some quurters.
urea on the bills.
roll. The attendance last Sunday fol
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AMERICAN FRUIT &
PRODUCE MARKET
C. D. Mobley & E. X. Anderson, Props.
PHONE 875
Our Prices and Weights Liberal
ALL PRODUCTS SOLD HERE TO
BE FIRST CLASS
PHONE ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED
This Market will be open Bix days a week from 7 a.
m. to 6 p.m.
Saturdays Until 10 p. m.
109 East 8th St. Medford, Oregon
Service That You Appreciate
. Travel by Motor Stage ;
SAFELY, SWIFTLY AND COMFORTABLY ' -v '
. Two Through Stages Daily ;
To Portland, leaving Medford at 7:45 A. M. and 11-30 A. M.
A pleasant one day trip.
Alto leaveg Medford at 5:00 P. M. for Roseburg, connecting
''.') ; following morning to Portland. .;.'.: . '.-...';
- We take paaaengeri for all wy 'point. For further Information
and ticket call Union Stag Depot. Phone S09.
. FARE MEDFORD PORTLAND $7.85 -
Direct Connection at Roseburg for Cooa Bay Point. ' ' , '
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, good service.,
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Owner
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