iGLER. GRANGE
Ml LECTURE
UPON
DAIRYING
i
N. Murks Kitlsrouul.
Sjiidny school, lO:oo a. in.
Imirnins prayuc with sermon
Hev. A. l. JoneiPuf Atlanta, Ou.,
a. 111.O ,'
AOI.E POINT Oct. 15. The rrg.
. business meeting of the Grange
lield on Tuesday night. October
Church ur Jiwiix Christ of La Her Dor
0 Knlllls. o
Woodman Hull, over MoUford Na-
After the regular business a
Hunduy school at 10:30 a. m. Sub-
Odld program was given which M-t Theological cla The Apoa-
been prepared by tho lecturer.
tacy." Classes for the intermediate
Wpldmnn mv . r ini.r.iin. ""J primary classes.
instructive talk on dairying. In A cor,ll!l Invitation extended to all
own unlquo way ho related lib. 'rt," after the truth.
loils and tsressed the Importance! No collections.
loroughbred stock from high rec-l
daniB and sires, of the linportanco! Baptist church.
ieful feeding from babyhood on. I Sunday morning our pastor. Dr.
I of gentle treatment. He alno Eaton, will give a chalk talk for the
ic of tho need of regular hours "loyn nnd girls on "How Things
'close application to business, and Grow." a special musical feature
rotghlng and testing milk. The of the servico will be a number by
talk amusing as well as instruc
very pleasing part of the pro-
.orous comment throughout made' the Sunshine, choir.
The Sunday school . at 9:45 will
interest you. The It. Y. I'. V. at
0:30 p. in. will nei you un. and the
p was the Instrumental and vocal pastro's evening sermon on "A Good
le rendered by Mr, and Mrs. Word About Jesus" will help you.
lesteadt. I fomo early to rthe big sing at 7:30.
e mates or mo urnnge gave a near tiic echo singing. Try our
rer suriiriso party at tho liomenveicoine.
1rs. Hoy Smith on Thursday af-
oon, October 1. A very pleasant
' was had and Mrs. Smith was
recipient of many dainty little
Cookies and tea were served
High a 'misunderstanding, several' all
First Mi ih.Hllst Episcopal Church
West Main unit laurel.
0M3 a. ill. Sunday school. W. V.
Walker, superintendent. Classes for
he Grange ladies were not not!
of tho event, to the regret of all
erned.
to following flvo new members
i voted in nt our last meeting:
. Charley, Mrs. I C. Cllarley,
ry Owens. Mrs. Yola Owens,
d Tierce. This brings our list
tienilici-s up to 72.
l executive committee was ap
ed. comprised of the master and
Mary. I. o s t e r Throckmorton.
Ilea llanscom arid 'Alfred Mltlel
t. to entertainment night will be on
(day. October 20.
f W. Ward, master of tho To
ft Orange, nnd wife, attended the
una Orange meeting nt Uogue
r. Saturday, October 10. Frank
"fc'orth and wife also attended the
Una t! run go meeting. AU report
iiod time. The next Pomona
ige will bo held at Sums Valley
lunuary 20, 1U26. Saturday eve-
j W. Ward. L. C. Charley and
J Perry are cutting their- fourth
of alfalfa.
K. Hank has about finished
Ing his cron of apples..; He has,
ry fine crop, but is not nhfpping
4 out this year. ' He intends to
f them until towards spring, and'
locally. These apples aro alwaya;
chilly fine, free from worms and
and one hundred per cent
Mr. Iluak has tho reputation
rowing tho cleanest crop of fruit;
lp valley, year aftor year. One
only -five 'wormy applet wer
Un sorting 1600 boxes. This
verified by lho; sorters and
Mker. Mr. Hank claims the
"The
II a. in. Morning worship.
jcriciio Tragedy." .
6:30. ' Kpworlh Leu cue service.
7:30. Kvening worship. "The
Proolousnoss of Jesus."
Morning: Anthem, Let All Them
That Put their trust (Peace), offer
tory solo. Mrs. Lyman.
Kvening: Anthem. Blessed Is the
People (Ashfofd): Offertory, Co mo
Unto Him (Leslie) Mrs. Nichols.
T. 11. Temple, pastor.
. . First Christian Church
Cor. Ninth ami Kouth Oakdale.
1. J. Howe, minister. Ites. 25 S.
Orange.
Services every Lord's Day:
0;45 a. m. PJI-lo . school. M. Kl
Olson, supt, Lurger in attendance
kind better in service every week.
Classes for everyone. .
11 a. in. Worship, communion and
preaching. Sermon by the pastor:
"Our Debt to Humanity."
6:30. Christian Kndcavor meeting.
The young people training for Chris
tian service.
7:30. Preaching. Rev. M. U. Paro
naugain, Armenian, will tell the story
of the Armenians. A large attendance
should hear his message.
Spocittl music at each service. Miss
Klitabeth Gore, choir director," Choir
rehoursnl Thursday 7:30 p. m;- -'
ICvery one cordially Invited to these
services. '' r' .:i .'' .. ,
of ago. The men's and women's adult
Bible cla seas are flourishing and a
fine plaoo for in creasing BUile know
ledge and good Christian Nllowshlp.
leaders Mr. II. P. W. Spllver And
Mrs. A. J. Ilanhy. Verl O. Walker.
supcrintendcnt.O
II a. in. Sermon on "WeiKhed and
Wanting." A study of Clod's Judg
ment on our lives.
7:30 p. m. Sermon. "Courage.
Christian. ' Why Christian courage
la needed In our day.
The music for tho day will bo as
follows:
Organ, morning. 'First Movement
ofAthe Unfinished Symphony.,..
Schubert
"Canzone Amorosa' .....Nevin
Rvanlng. , "Onward 'Christian Kol-
dlnrs" Ashford
"The flosary" :...Ncvin
Traumeral Svhuman
Quartet, morning 'Kyea That Are
Weary' Bartlctt
"Far From My Heavenly Home'....
Huerter
Kvening OirPs Chorus will sing ' The
End of the Itoad."
6:30 p. m. Christian Kndcavor.
7:00 p. in. Wednesday. Teacher Train
ing class.
7:40 p. m. Proper meeting.
2:30 Tuesday. Woman's missionary
meeting with Mrs. X. C. Chaney at &12
S. Holly.
7:30 p. in. Tuesdny Purity lecture
by Hev. X. Wayne Phelps on the sub
ject, "ThoKey to Noble Living." the
Rftcond of a series being given in the
churches. -
H.S.F
CENTRAL POINT
First Church of Christ'. ' Set list, ,
Authorized branch of the Mother
rhurch, 'tho First Church of Christ.!
I Scientist, ln. njH,toh.MaHs. v . ;
Serviceii tivvi hold :cvery Sunday at
111 o'clock, churchy ndlflce. Mtf North
I rt()lrlilr r. . '.' ,L . . . .
In. la: lQr mray. equlpmontl ,.., 40. - -i
trino. of Atonement. v.
Sunday .Hchool'nt P;10' Aiipllcants
under the ago of 20 may bo ad
mittcd. j. '-.
Wedne'sdny evening meetings, which
Include testimonies of Christian Sci
ence hetHngs, at 8 o'clock. . ; . '
The Heading room, which Is In tho
Medford building, is open daily frojil
12 to 4, except , Sundays and holi
days. Tho Bible and nil authorized
Christian Science literature niay bo
read, borrowed or purchased. -
The public Is cordially invited to
atend the services and visit the read
ing room. '
ie uaod a spray gun one year
tid more worms than he had for
ars use of the spray rod. liu
a uses a Vermont bent nozzic.
rchardist from the Talent iis
nnd mother orchard men. have
studying his method of spray
Until those men saw tho results
s methods of Hpraying, they be-
tl the spray dope w-as at fault.
,ail the orchardfi wero very
ny. ' Hut Mr. Haak used the
-dope that they did and hiH
i wfts (.'lean. JHo claims It is tho
of the spray gun and the caro
prayhiK. The spray gun throws
fieavy a stream, and so does not
i There Is also a great waste
upe with the spray gun. He
'plain skim milk an a spreader,
j knowledge is valuable, as there
loss amounting to thousands of
jrs a year by tho culling of
ny fruit.
e next business meeting will
lehl at tho hall on tho first
(lay of November, the 3rd.
IN PREDICTED
FOR NEXT WEEK
;N Fit A NCISCO. Oct. 17. The.
her outlook for the week begin
, October 18 was announced here
f by the United States weather
Mi as follows:
outlook Is for generally cloudy
rainy weather in the north Pa
islntcs. considerable cloudiness In
lern California with probable
'in the north portion during the
tart of the week: increasing
lincsH In Idaho, probably with
towards the middle of tho week
generally fair in southern Culi
u nnd Nevada. Temperatures
continue nearly normal In ull
ins.
w Produce Market
i Opened in Med ford
1 . ' KnglMi Lutheran.
' "West Fourth,' near Oakdale.
Services for Sunday. October J'8.
Sunday school, io a. m.
Morning service., 11 a. m. ; At this
service the field representative of the
Near Kast relief, Hev. M. 1.1. Par
ouhugian, will speak on "Tho Great
Opportunity." If o should be given a
good hearing.
The Luther league has Its devo
tional meeting ut (1:30 p. m. The
leader Is Miss Lorraine Cicrhnrdt.
The evening service ut 7:30 p.. m.
Subject: "The Kingdom of Clod." 1
Wednesday evening there will be
no mld-woek service but we will all
unite with the MegiodNt- church,
south, corner Main and Oakdale. In
hearing the Uev. N. Wayne Phelps
speak on the: subject of "Can one be
a Christian and gut a divorce?" at
7:30 p. m.
Thursday, Oct. . 22. the Ladies Aid
will meet at the home of Mrs. II.
Ouenther. ci 3 South Newtown, at
2 p. in.
The catechetical clues meets every
Saturday morning at 10:30.
Main Street Methodist South
Corner Main und Oakdale.
J. II. Coan. pastor. .
Kihle school at 9:15. Dr. Frank
Huberts, supt.
Morning worship at 11. Subject,
"The Christ Passion." This Is No. 0
of tho series "The Measure of a Chris
tian." An Insplrutlonal message.
Tho Kp worth Lcaguq meets at 6:30.
A live growing band who arc doing
things. - . -
Al.thtf evening service 7:30 tho pas
tor will bring (he closing number of
the above named series. Subject. "The
Prize."
On Tuesday afternoon 2:30 the
Missionary society meets at the homo
of Mr L W. Thomas, 718 W. Main.
On Wednesday evening 7:80 In
place of the regular midweek service
N. Wayne Phelps, uuthor, lecturer
and evangelist representing tho World
urity league, and fighting the white
new institution in Medford Is the
Wean Fruit and Produce Market
09 East 8th street, owned and
atcd by C. D. Mobley and K. X.
rson. They carry a complete
fresh lino of vegetables and fru'ta
market being open everv day ex-
Sunday'from 7 a. ni. to 6 p. m.
Rnttirdnvn until 10 n. in. Thcv
iintce their products to be first s,avo traffic, will speak. The Luth
t and service tho best. Thoy have
cclal choice line of apples, grapes
potatoes at this time.
Tired of Monarclihtni.
SRLIN A monarchist speech by
sral Von Arnim has led to a
esting demonstration by 7.000
ront of the opera house.
oran congregation will unite in this
service.
You are cordlully Invited to all er
vices In this church. - '
ok with gas
!rrbyurian Church.
Corner Main and Holly.
Hlblo school 9:45 a. m.
The beginner's department under
direction of Mrs. E. P. Lawrence, so.
lie Ub your littletots from 3 to 6 years
By P. M. JOXKS.
CKNTHAL POINT, Oct. 16. The
sophomore class of the local high
school gave a party last Wednesday
night to the members of the Fresh
man class. The affair was staged in
the gym, which had previously been
made ready for the great occasion.
Guinea, music, stunts in fact a little
bit .of everything took up the time
until a lute hour, when all departed
for their homes, tho happier for a
most pleasant evening.
Miss Dorris Hubbard of the Cen
tral Point H. S. class of '23 is teach
ing, in the Butte Falls school..
Al Hermanson has had a new lid put
on the front part of his feed store.
Al says ho didn't mind the grain get
ting wet, as wet grain is heavier and
he sells It by weight: but the darned
stuff started to ferment and he got
scared as It was rumored a "dry"
agent was prowling around.
Mr. and Mrs. K. M. Drysdalo. baby
daughter and Mrs. Drysdale's mother,
all of Myrtle Point, are visiting Mrs.
Urysdale's parents, Mr. and Mrs. K.
H. Paxson, Mr. and Mrs.' R. H. Pax
son, Mrs. 12. S. Paxson, Mrs. Richard
Hale and Mr. Lorcn Paxson motored
as far an Wolf Creek Sunday, to meot
them. - :
Clifford and Helen Webber motor
od over from Klamath Kails Saturday
to visit friends,; returning home Sun-
. i-
Mrs; Mary Mayficld, who spent the
summer, at Oresham;; Ore., and who
has been for the past week at Table
Hock with relatives, has returned to
Central Point for tho winter. Mrs.
Mayficld says that while away she
kept in touch with home through this
column. She has taken rooms with
the F. K. Jones family.
C. H. (Food) Richmond, formerly
with tho' Faher company, is now with
tho Skaggs Grocery stores and Is lo
cated at Roseburg.
Mrs. Clyde Hatifion and daughter
Hetty, now of Butte Falls, were in
town on business Tuesday evening.
L. B. Lamb and family left Monday
for California, where they will reside
In the future. 1
Mr. nnd Mrs. W. H. Norcrosa receiv
ed a. telegram at noon, Monday from
their won, Paul, of Los Angeles, an
nouncing th earrlval of a flno baby
girl. "Grandpa" tried to pretent that
ho was used, to that sort of thing but
wo notice Mho old hat sitting at a bit
sharper angle over the right eye.
Mr. and Mrs. Stockwelt, who have
resided here for some time left Mon
day evening for Cottage Grove to set
tle tho estate of Mrs. Stockwell's
mother, who passed away last April.
Thoy expect to make their home
there. -
Great concern has been expressed
by the many friends of Harold Mor
ton, the local Mall Tribune man: he
has for some time past seemed to be
moving about in a dazed condition
and often t gives very queer answers
to questions. But the secret Is out nt
last, though we are not at liberty to
tell all wo know.. However, a certain
young lady of this city might shed
somo light on the situation If wc
could find her. . As tho French say:
"Cherchez le fommc!"
Lion Club Roars
The Doha' club listened; to two en
tertaining an dinstructive speeches at
Its last weekly luncheon at the Hotel
Holland on October 14th. Gain liobln
son, sales malinger of tho Owon-Oro-Ron
Lumber company, talked about
the activities of that organization and
explained quite a fen- phases of this
big Industry tbat wero unknown to
at least a part of the audience.
Dr. Croon, president of tho Albany
college, gave a talk on his experiences
as an educator and his psychology of
education.
Mr. Cook, who Is oponlng up a new
shop In town, was the guest of Lion
Hillings.
Use IjisIi on Dank Itolibers
NANAIMO. B. . C. Sentences of
eight years In the penitentiary and
twenty lashes each were visited upon
-eight men who plead guilty to the
robbory of 14000 from the N'analmo
branch of tho Royal Bank of Canada.
- Kvanccllne Booth Injured.
NEW YORK. Kvangcllne Booth
has. a fractured wrist and a sprained
shoulder from a fall In her home.
Cook with gas.
4tb
The "
Sky Pilots9
FbrUrti
i:ditk.iPby tup. mpufoiu)
ministerial association
"I Have Sot WnU'tuitcu l m Thy
WaDs. O .IcniHJik-m." lsn. 92 :.
wbh h it ty-prcscnt. and f iimluim-nt;il
prim ipb s of rt'llgluii. their imtut e
and value to society, ha If he h;id
be n educated In u n'm-(''Q)-ti:in
cuurilry. Who is to supply this lack
if mn the Christian college?"
Wh
Vhen wo saw her Jtehind
liter she appeared a OS -fined
the
and
altogether lowly young person, but
when she .txjed us on He street
she looked like a pel auil 3liliug h'K
show.
to
I Mil 11 1 o Illamo WIhto It IlclougH.
Who Is to blame for the break
Someone suggests mat one way
unroot the urou divorce evil Is
tu return to the Ntitndaitls and prac
tices of Hicham Young. O well, he
had all of ftah in which to runm.
down In morals among our young uut t,0 rest of us can't afford a
people? It bcciiw to be a favorite whole new frontier theso days.
pant lino for writers, lecturers and!
Aon caniud have u Christian coiu-
even nimwivii " i"" munion without u Christian com-
frightful colors, the dclhiMUem-y of muntty, nor the Christian cninmunity
our young people. Ah long as wo without Its centers, its laws, and Us
have homes la which .the voice of truths,
nraver 1m not heard, the Bible not!
read, nor tho Christian life lived,! . Make deposits each week In tho
our vounc ueoulo will not be any imnk of heaven. Ymi will need sotiiu
better than they are today. And as resources by and by.
long as parents do nut set Christian t
exam ule before their children, do Some of tho old hymns of the
not keep the Sabbath, nor take their church are more titan peculiar In
children to the house of God, It Is their endeavor to present Christian
an unblushine act of the most blal- teaching. For instance this man .a
ant hypocrisy to place tho blame on translated:
a defenselesB childhood. Train the-
child in the way ho should go
and wnht Is of far more Importance !
go that way yourself. I
R. W. NELSON, Phoenix.1
j
An Honor to Ills Stau.
A splendid example of vigorous
mentality of one of full ripe years is
prominent in Medford this month I"
the presence and person of Federal'
Judge C. K. Wolverton, whose court
Is now In sessison. He Is topping the.
seventy-fifth ridge his years, yet us it
was stated of one of old. "His eye
is "not dimmed nor his natural
strength abated."
For thirty-one and a half years
Judge Wolverton has served the state
of Oregon with exceptional ability,
tho first eleven and a half years on
tho state supreme bench, a ud
Be thou. Lord, the rider,
And we the little ass:
That to God's holy city
Together we may pass.
Another on "1'nity." from the sev
enteenth century. Is as follows:
I am no bigamist,
1 have no concubines:
It's only one church I admit,
One child; I have no twins.
The Screen
By Te Press Agent.
Al Hunt's Ciulcilaii.
Percy Marmont. Nell Hamilton .fid
on Mary Brian head the cast of "The
tho Street of Forgotten Men." the attroc-
followlnir twenty on the federal dls- Hon at Hunt's Crulerltin beginning lo-
trict. Ho is indeed an honor to bis morrow matinee.
profession and tho high office which Marmont has the greatest part that
he has so ably filled. li fallen to him since he played
It is a rare pleasure to listen to his Mark Sabre In "If Winter Comes." lie
wlso utterances nnd to follow his l "lOasy Money" Charlie, tho best fa
thought In its clear and keen dls- that goes out of Diamond Mike's
sernmont of matters before hislHaIo,,n " vlng off the char-
court. Some day. of course, he will lb,y Inclined.
wear out. but that vigorous mind' ''u !-. i mm r imvui ......
will never rust out. Oregon Is thrice
honored by this splendid gentleman
and Jurist with his record of end-,
nent eervico to his . state, and its
people. :' . J. B. COAX.
0 , -
Introducing Ir. Temple.
Hev. Thomas Henry Temple. D. D,,'
is Med ford's latest acquisition among
the Sky Pilots. He comes as the
minister of the First Methodist
church of the city.) After giving him
the onco ovor wo have decided to
keep him. Wo , like his looks, his
manner and his reputation. The
bishop that, sont - him rather ex
pected that we would. We aro glad
novel "A Son of His Father," closes
ut Hunt's Craterlan tonight. 11 Is a
western melodrama ut its best.
Bunker Bean ut Itlalto.
As rollicking, Joyous a comedy as
has ever been screened opened yes
terday at the Ulalto theater. It is
"His Majesty, Bunker Bean." with
Matt Moore as His Royal Shyness, and
DorotiiM -Devorc the girl whose love
t helps fire Bunker Bean with courage
ana ruckicssncHH. The remainder or
tho cast- bus been carefully selected.
"Strulhinore," with Diana Miller
playing the role of Marion Vavusous.
vampire queen of literature. Wynd
Hunters'-Notice
Hunters aro
our property o
way.
17-ltf
warned to knep -off
l Crater Lnko High-
C. W. ISAACS.
FRANK ISAACS.
Conk with gas.
tf
RIALTO
hum Stand I ne has the role of Dunicl
to introduce him to the community.- Ktrathmore in the production which
Ho was born In Lincolnshire, Kng- hvlll como ,(( tho Rlalto theater lomur
laiid, February 20, 18"U. That makes row nuttiuea.
him 5si. , His fathorjlwuH a local
preacher In tho Wesli'Tun church.
Tjim- Henry camo W AifttAu:! eft .wli
ho was 19 and la a member still of his
father's 'church. ;6 ; , ,
Ho attended Albion' college," Mich
igan for five years, one-year at Kan
sas university, then two yt'urs at
Upper Iowa university, whore he
graduated in 1906 with the degree
of bachelor of philosophy. In 11)14
he was honored with tho degree of
doctor of divinity. ,
In 1903 he Joined Iho St. Louis
conference of hiH church. Ho served
the following charges: Drexol, Mo.;
(.Marmont. la.; Waukon, New Hamp
ton, Fayette Collego church, whero
ho graduated, . and Vinton, all In
Iowa. At the latter place hn built
a splendid Institutional rhurch. Hit
next pastorate was Cameron Park
Hill church at Denver, and follow
ing, Alonto Vista, Colo. At Park
Hill lie laid tho foundations for . a
100.000 church plant. Mnrshfleld
was his next field, where he gave
four years. There he built a $0000
parsonage and n (125.000 Methodist
hospital. It seems that ho has a rec
ord for doing a few things besides
visit the old Indies.
.We asked him for his honest Im
pressions of Medford nhd tho vatlcy.
Ho promised to tell tho truth. This
Is what ho says: "This Is without
a doubt the finest place In which
wo have ever lived. . It Is Ideal in
all its surroundings and possibilities.
We are already In love with Med
ford afWc find the outlook for our
work In the church splendid and the
prospects for constructive endeavor
excellent." Wo called him down right
there. That Is enough for a single
dose. However, we believe he Is
right about It.
Ladies and genllemon. Dr. Temple!
Religion In the Colleges -President
Thompson of the Ohio
State university recently mado this
statement relative to religion in the
schools of higher learning: "I am
in no way untrue to stato institutions
when I say that in our day a boy
might become a bachelor or mastor
In almost nny one of the best of
them and be as ignorant of the
Bible, the moral end spiritual truth
Hotel Medford
Serves Excellent
SUNDAY
DINNERS
'
for, ;
One Dollar
n
A Bombardment of
Laughs and Fun in
"HIS MAJESTY
BUNKER BEAN"'
with
MATT MOORE
and
DOROTHY OEVORE
Starts Tomorrow
THf MMA OF A GIRL WHO W1BV
I
DESIRE