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Trt MF.PFOTJD MATT, TRTRUNT), frrEDFORD, 'OKEfipy. MONDAY. MARCH 10. 1928. FXGE THREJ3 1 1 (Contributed.) Morehan one nunureu puupi I V li a n o ne h u nd red gathered at the First Methodist ; fhun-h Sunday afternoon to attend ! the services conduced by the busi ness men's Kcpel team of Med ium ami Wi'ir rnuiuc. I",l-"u" luai " ...... t V new men s rnriuan orjraniz'nion. More and more are the people of ' Med ford waklm: up to the real mis-. J k slon of this body of men who are endeavoring to carry the mission of the posiel of Jesus ft-rist to me,r 1 , , , ,y ' ... , , J and women of all walks of life. In other word the gwwl twin ex, dppIh tn reach out and. if nossibr1.! the Ohristmn hI,U in .ho li-ui-tl uf men and women of .his com- imi nil v - Spc&eiN Kmhusiwstl... I lie two HpiaKe s on - '! - program, George? took nnd Ciiy Davis, employes of the Owen-Oregon mill, gave talks that were overflowing with the. Christian spirit. .Mr. Cook, who explained that he was experiencing his forst attempt at niiiklng a talk before u congre- I nation.- stated that, when he was '& InviOl to talk he stead fn sly re J fused, hlnliing that he would blun ? ib-r. However, the writer will say 'i for Mr. Cook that his talk was fill l ed with tin Mpirit of exceeding joy 1; that comes to a man who lias found his Saviour and is willing and anx- ions to stand before men and tcsti i fy. that others may receive and A enjoy the promise of Christ when ' lie said, "'Whosoever, therefore. :'S shall confess me before men. him wilOl confess also before My Fath- er which Is ln heen.M '! The talk of Mr. Davis was more on tlie grd of that of a man who ' lias lu en a Christian for a con- Niderable length of time, as he i choKc a text from the bible a nd gave a talk that was more on th" order of a sermon, handling his subject in an ahln manner. lie stated that while all mem hers of ; the gospel team were not what the world terms "business men" not men who were hi the worldly busi- . . l ess of profit and loss, but men ' who were in the greatest business that any man can have a part the business of the Lord. He clos i ed with a fervent prayer that the business, men s gospel team will de velop into a powerful influence in ihi.i community in the business of saving souls. , Splendid Musical Progciitn. Kspeci.Jly - Interest Ing tin Sun r day's program' was the singing of c. the old-time hynins ami the special musiruliH'niben arranged by Mer , ton Fcrebee, choir leader. Among ' the special numbers were u duet hyMr. Kereboe and Marmie K. Ol son. These two young men have splendid voices ml their slntrin-r lllllllll!lllllllilllllljl!!!!!ll!M Has Thesp Fou? Requisites AVAILABILITY (living prumpi iiyi'iilinn on :i I i;i I ions, ex.-iininatioii of title anil final closinj,', with special iri'ilejrcs in roust met An loans. LOW COST- o 'OT preliminary cxiiiniiQitioii of projl'rly, passing title, preparing papers and closing loan. .No commissions. CONVENIENT PAYMENTS .Distrilinl' over u pcrioiPof years, carrying extra shares insuring ma turity rcfuml. 0 REPAYMENT PRIVILEGES - Permitting repayment, al any lime without aililitional interest charges, inemhership or withdrawal fees, fines or other extra expenses or charges. u' ! ' - f 9 f H o JACKSON COUNTY BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATION has hven an InspirotUv o tho men of the poypel tftim Vnd vlbHur.s I alike. Another uplcndid number ; was a selection by a mixd uuur- IsSHiii line r.. uison. tenor. Spirited TtMiiiitHiliiU. President AiuiifWM liuulv hi U8- ual call for tcstimonlali und many j newly mado. Christian volunteered i teHtlmonials that were inspiring and devotional. Tt'iw men ure trulv : livini: the C'lniHtian lift nnA art only loo chid to tell of their iova that others may receive, VUitor ApprvWate I'roffnnii, uu.iiil; nit' imtinuniiti service f Sunday. W. U. Trill, luval attorney. m..i i ,., .,,, ,, ,.,,,, .,., U . . In tile nunein that Mo.lfnr.l h-.t . , . . ,.. , , , ? , nll . ,. , , ririeri tn nilonrl n moot in tin. I ft.t , , ... ...., ,u . " . . , ' , . , . , "s i Tiiumlay by the officers revealed hClir mm'n 1 olsanlzi lion 25 t,rlixl und fresh beaver skins. on the pros.-am th;U .Tiad just becni.,11 nf yVhlt.u i,iniii.iiF ti v renilored und fituU,(I thut lhe t ih. ,,th," nthp0mi;ix nolh, beUOp fw t irx eterda. have been confix ... . .. , .umi. pot "-'""' " lur.oso of ?h,'l"!,T 4 T "J."1 hf, " -j. u nv run. wero uiso conns ;lU knPWlW,UTI Wo vc,; ys" a!tod. Tiic two deputy Kamc war- moe(illK hi,a donr'lvim a world of 1 apprehension of the brothers ftio , , , .. . , , , . i 11 1 111 "u oiouieis, io " " -" (' Mi'ivu-u 10 oau ocen trapping a regular attendant, from now on.) beavers in the Crater National for- He predicted a wonr.erful outpour ing of the spirit of Christ upon the souls of men and women of thlsMhreo and . one-half community as the result of the work of the business men's gospel I team. I jikIc Point Ncvt; Sunday. tkmsiderahle prcpnTation is tin-! der way for next Sunnay'a meeting which will be held in the Presliy terian church at 10agl Point, the first of a neries of muclings to be held in the outlying communities. Secretary KJesher announced that a caravan of automobiles will leave Medford next Sunday at :!:ir, from the city library, and will go from there to Kagle Point where the services will start at 3 o'clock. Speakers for this meeting will be Hoy Can field and J. li. Sturkey. Choir Leader Ferebee -states that ho will have a good program of special music for tho occasion and tho regular devotion. singing of the old-time gospel hymns will have u prominent place on the program. Anyone interested In tho work of the gospel team and what it is doing, both men and women, are invited to make this trip. All peo-l pic who have cars are requested to sP'ive tn,n 1,1 the library and us - stsi in naming inose who naven t means of transportation. Sprliur at l.a raiule I.A fSHAXDK. Ore.. Mar. lil. w?With spring just, around the corner. La Grande experienced its,, , . , . - ...... ffl, i . e '" the largest and most complete of warmest day of 192S yesterdav . . , . . . its kind. In the sta e of Oregon, when the mercury climbed to t 7 ,., , - , ,.. ... ,r , , a. , . . The rear room, -tdxMO feet, will iv'juw. miiiu in f. iicricii io ne as Old to Kctirc WASHINGTON, .Mar. 1H. (A Robert K. Olds or St. Paul, under secretary of state, said today he intended to resign his post .some time this year. This association has all these requisites. It is lo cal, mutual, , ami a community builder. Ap lations for loans arc given immediate attention, promptly closed, and the money is available at once. BEAVER TRAPPERS PLEAO GUILTY AND! ARE FINED $50 i Arrested yestcitTay on the Dhi lllunu LJiKe rouu jive mm- aiiovo i iiiuii ni-PK ny ucpuiy Oume ' Wardens Uft!':irr of Afhlaud and j Kd W'alkee Kiisehurg with vlx neavor hKins Vi their possesion, if.uy artd James Wuddell. trapper " i iv i. -i v -.teu mini $r( and costs when they entered pleas of guilty in JiHe Taylor's 1 1 uere mis mrenoon. i ne two nrothera were arrested ys th i wurc leaving me napping grounds. ufer a search of their cabin last uf lho .skins, which were valued n. i '""''""'' o Mx-shoo.- est foi -some time. The. officers were, forced to work in snow- over feet deep in nd in Waking gathering evidence and the wrests. SEED AND FEED CO BY END OF WEEK i business ' "With an Increase in and lho formulation of more i extensive policy for serving o public, the Mutual Seed & Feed company, formerly situated at 227 Sixth Street, is moving- this week I into tho spacious quarters for merly occupied by tho Mason Motor company at the corner of Sixth and Uartlett. The company is already dolus business In the new location. Tho front section of the build- ing. which occupies a space of hi Ox 40 feet, is to be used us a display room, with an attractive exhibition of growing plants und flowers, s o n r and ornamental i cage birds and a variety of shrubs. ! It is the hope of the owners, uc 1 cording to A. C. Crews, president be used as a warehouse and atore vnnin.for supplies. The former location of the Mutual Mill & Seed company is being remodeled by Miss Emma ,lou .Kavunuugh, who will open her second hat shop. the liand Box, there within the next two weeks. i IN NEW QUARTERS VICTOR BRUSELL IS CANDIDATEfOR CO. COMMISSIONERiAT PLOTOUNDS! cP ' I i Victor Bursell announces himself; toafiy a8 a candidate for renominu- lion on the republican ticket for! ""'. oa uw imKioumis sat County Commissioner subject to"1!1'- wa- an ci;v:iy that oecu May primary. l,,ullo( llu' tl,,u' uf wvml .... i'..' n ... . v.. -scouts. The yuuiiK tree was raised Mr. Uursell is a native of Ne braska, came to Jackson county forty years aj:o and has made a splendid success of farming. He n iM,..i i o.wi hii.i.. I..7.., .a is,! . . f nt I IVnlMl Pnlnl Hie bnnwlo.l-o Iurlru.o aamii I tv and tlm mems of th neonln. his record as county commissioner, business man. and farmer, and the fact that he is an extensive 'taxpnver give him, according to his support ers, the qualification neceasitry to O position. PEOPLES ELECTRIC The Peoples Klectrle store has been appointed as the Medford dealers for tho popular lint of At water Kent radios, according to an announcement made Saturday by George L), Samler, represent ing the Sunset Klcctric company of Portland. This announcement will be welcomed by over BOO owoiys of Atwater Kent receiving sots in Jackson county, as the service for these sut. will be n'n"lcl People Klectrle Sotre'a " 'Al"tl:, uecatise or the poiutltirity nnu dependability of Atwater Kent radio receivers and the slability of tho Atwater Kent Manufactur ing company, we consider our selves very fortunate in receiviiiM the apiintmeut as dealers In this territory," Mr. Alenderfer of the Peoples Klectrle Store mild yes terday, "The addition of this well known line of radio sets completes our stock of high qual ity electrical uppliancea and will enuble us to offer lho best of radio service lo the many owners of Atwater Kent sets in the ltogue Ulver valley." Atwater Kent radio receivers are made in the world's largest radio factory, located at Philadel phia. The Atwater Kent company had successfully engaged in the numufncluro of electrical Instru ments for 2 0 years la1 fore the advent of the radio. , When tho first radio receiving sets were being perfected. It was the At water Kent Manufacturing coin- auy that helped to pioneer them, .and for the last several years this company's name has been promi nently identified with the radio flidustry,. Medford and southern Oregon people enjoyed the coast-wldel Atwater Kent radio singing con test recently, at which time r Pilot Kock. Ore., boy, Ted Hoy. 1 olnt 10 u'"r'- 'hrough bitter ex won nation-wide fame. This year ,,,r,e,u'e' 'hatthe spirit and tra the Atwater Kent company wUh(,llion of tlu' taik,, eorps means, again hold a radio audition which li"tmlses to create even greater ZZZ iutert than last year's contest. Kadlo fans in Medford and the llogue Uiver valley will welcome zzz the onnouncement that tho I'eo - pies lilectric Store havu been se- lectcd as dealers here for the liopular line of Atwater Kcni sr radios. Tho announcement was rn made Saturday afternoon by rn t'i'orge D. Kambr, reiircsentatlve Z of the Sunset Klectrle company : of I'oiiland, und already the Peoples Klectiiu Store are dis- : ! playing the new model Atwater I Csj hrcnt Nets and are prepared to! f esi-ve over ,'0() owners of I hese 'sets in the territory Murroimdiii this city. I "H Is gratifying to us that we r J have been selected as dealers. In -1 Medfoii and Jackson county for S Atwater Kent receiving sots," (. ZZZ O. Alenderfer of the Peoples Klec jS: trie Store said this morning. "The "QM water Kent radio comi-lcH our i excellent line of electrical uppll- 'anccM and we feel thut wr could I not have secured (he rcprcHcnta zrr: ; tion for a more populur and 7TZ ! dependable, receiving Net, hacked rj? a more stable company," Il Is Interesting to know that the Atwater Kent :Wiufuctuilng ZZZ eompnny are among the pioneers in the development of successful radio receivers. Twenty years be-J fore the first radio broadrastiug . station Wiw opened, the Al water , j Kent namepliite could be found 1 1 on electrical Instruments and j eiuipment. The company bus I grown with automobile Indus- i try and, with the advent of the; radio, this company immediately launched Into the manufacture of receiving nets. ; The Atwater Kent Munufactut - ing compaey'H radio plant at I'hllnilnli.tiiif Ih tinur Ihn lurici'it oJKts kind in the world devoted entirely to lho manufacture of receiving pet. This plant rovers I 15'i acres, and over 1,0'fO.flOO homes now have radios which v-ere made there. i j The Atwater Kent Manufactur- ing company gained great pub (li(ity on the Pacific t'oaut und throughout the I'nited Htntes i when they held a nut lon-wldc radio pinging audition, the win ; Inein of which gathered in New York to compete for large cash prizes. Ted Hoy. a Pilot Hock.: Ore., hoy, won second prize In i thlf cgntod. Many pfcogue Itlver' , valley fans "listened in" on the (oast content ind helped to select J ' the winner. ILeyular converatlnn Cruter Lake Charier No. !. It. A. M.. Tuiwluy, iUri-h 20, 7:30 p. ni. K. K. NICHOLS. H-ry. J0 BOY SCOUTS PLANT1VEBENSQN DANCERS BUTTERNUT TREE; I'tumm of a butternut tree. K'own from eed brouKht from by John 1-:. tirihMe, of the forestry service, and donated by him to the ,mK,m;s' Vn & un noxi Beneiaih.Ti wouui cnti-y hotn llie isliade and the nuts from it. Si-outs Alan Carley. John C.i ib- tblalld Honald Wold did the l"',llI,Uf , UlUier I I1C UircCUOll of i of IV11-4 "U,I,U presuieni the Floral society and Scout Kxec ' Ulive Heh her. 0 I A number J the scouts from ! troop 5 built Vfe scaling wall that j is to be used in the Itov Scouts i field meet, to be held Saturday, April l lth. on the lower end of tho playgrounds, where It Is now ready for practice teams to work on it. The splendid job of painting wus done by Karl l.ittrell of troop C and Robert Cobleigh of troop 1, adding considerable clays to that import ;j.t piece . of field day equipment. Comedy Trio at ' The Rialto Today "Ham ami Kggs at the Fffnit," at tb iiiulto today proved that It is the greatest novelty on the screen at the present time, and that In those clever vaudevilllans. Tom Wilson and Ibinie Cnnklin, to gether with the exotic Myrtnt l.oy, it has one of the cleverest trios ever seen on the screen. The only white spot in It Is on a dog and It is not much of a white spot at that. The whole story Is centered in the "cullud" troops that answered t'nele Sam's call during the great war. Vhen first seen. I t hese child re n of Ham a re in France In all their innocence and childlike blanduess. Tiere Is a Sengalese maiden, played by Miss hoy. who clutters up the feverish emotions of the doughboys and there Is a poker game, played In an old burn while the men uns awaiting the call to the front, that is a series of screams. West Ppint Life Hunt's Craterian Cheering crowds the thrill of the great Army-Navy football' game- dress parade at Went Point,1 with the cadet corps in spectacu-' lar maneuvers, the romant lo ohl . Implements t,f the great school for I'ncic Ham'a officers as a. back ground for a romance as sweet as a zephyr are Nome of the Ingredi ents for "West Point" at Hunt's I'raterlnn. It is a story of youth, love. and romance - with laughs and thrills, comedy and hear t throbs deftly blembu'i Into .an evening of glorl- entertainment. ft j Aa the "wise-cracking' young j football star who conies to West ,,liineH nan an ideal role, lie plays a sensational fcamr'of football in the big Army-Xnvy game Htaked dining the actual contest. Grip, Enfl&a- ensss ntf as a Peoventlvo Ttflff Hflftniia lllnnii and I.1 1 1 often follow Colds, Grip and lnfltienxa. i iu-.ro your aoaltb ugainst thi dauuor. Price ,10c. Tho box bears thin signature 1 Proven Merit slnca 1SH9 ' Your motor will feel kind of "sprincy" ami want to he on the ko this fine Springy weather if you use your favorite uas. It is cleMidal)l, better use it regularly. ; O "Be Ready With Reddy Power" Lewis' Super Service Station (lions 1300. Sill and Trent Sl. QwfsmJ . i I 10 (rontrlliuietl i ! ,- Pupils of the iCe Iteiison l.ianc-j Following a recess of one week, ing school will again appear be- the grand Jury resumed its in hind the fotltiQ at Hunt's Cia- ! vestiuutlnii this afternonu at the teiian in a sen. .- of beautiful and :court house of the liandlmx of clever dance ci cations combined wuu imiiioiiiiiuc neai r iu uuu wnu ti an investigation ot one Saturdav ewnngs between sliows Wl.ck vw already lieen spent. Th. and SauirdW mallnrf. This pro- jUV Wan dismissed for one week rirain has also been booked to up- March t in 4nlcr that the fore- pear at the Armory at Ash land, thus affording the talented young (artists those profes.sionally in- ennea ami otnerwise an oppi -: 'tuuity c:tgerlyi souglit after by I cnlhu.iiastic stuilent of the nce. A Spanish number wW be iTT" ie danced to the haunting strains of I.u Paloma . group dance by six fascinating senorltas beautifully gowned and up to the mark with ! their winsome way and clicking t of castencts. Next will be a dull dunce, the same dance having run a success- j fill season In one of the finest I theatres in Chicago and also In southern California Pantomime ' appeal's in this number ln the ! shape of a peasant to whom has been given a doll for the first time. etc. A Russian duet, by girl and boy. An Artist's Dream, by the ! smaller students, an an artist, who Is almost bewildered by the teas ing of four little nymphs, whose poses his Imagination has previ ously conjured. 1 Alt eccentric number of two f the little pi cfcHsiouully inclined artists. A .Mexican duct with all its color ' and vivacity. A Russian Gypsy teeming with ; fire und pathos. i Move, meats of the Oriental dance to "The Temple Uclls Are Ringing." "A Spring Fantasy" by a group , of four girts and one boy will ex- l hiblt some quick and advanced work by the toi lass. A Grecian balloon dance by two girls. Two short routines in tup danc ing will be reudereii by four young urtists viu delight in the click of their aluminum tipped kIiocm. WAR J You've I "hum at th FRONT9' 1 ' In ill - X w - - And lu.st, but nut least, a choru compared of alx xmavtly d rented ulrlf. a Span itO boy und a little Khi tur. ITS CHANEY PROBE the county prohibition funds, upon - woman of the jury. Mrs. Katie ! Crieve of Prospect, would be able to appear as a witness In the I nianlaiiKhter trial of Federa? t,lfire,. Terry A. laieui in me federal court In Portland, where ..... . . ne was aciuiueti. While it is entirely prublemati cal, It Is generally expected that If tho jury will complete its vest igat ion and deliberations in-, Tore the end of this week. TV-l" jury b e g a n tlit instigation ' N .March 12. with AttorncV J. N.i- ,'t. Johnson of Grant h Pass appointed by Circuit Judge C. M. Thomas us special prosecutor, and at that time it was expectpJ that the in vestigation w o u I it not continue over three days at the most. groz-it SHEEP GUANO is the best fertilizer for gardens and lawns. Groz-It is inexpen- , sive, weedless and not unsightly. Ask us for further particulars. MONARCH SEED & FEED CO. Your SvciImiikii Since 'DiUO - It Won't Be Long Nou; THE FUN STARTS Today! H VT THE i NEW ' RIALTO n Never Seen Anything . Like It! COMEDY DONE IN BLACKFACE WITH Tom JVilson Heinle Conklin and MYRNA LOY , HEADING A OAST Of COLORED COMEDIANS You'll Laugh! You'll Howl! AT THE ADVENTURES OF TWO CQJ-ORED BOYS IN A OOLPRED REGIMENT IN FRANCE THEIR MIXUPS WITH GIRLS, GHOSTS AND IN NO MAN'S LAND - . . ONTINUE OWEN circuit court was opened hero this forenoon to hear the continu ation of the Sumner i'arkor co partnership case, which was begun here one week uro, with Minnie Parker and her mother. Mrs. I' ; Owen, the defendants of the action by which I'arker hopes to obtain remuneration for ncrvices as ue: - iuen.lent for the Owen eatth :inctt, one of the largest In south ern Oregon. Following the competion of the', present case, a divorce action. which wan filed h)P Minnie Parker ' against Sumner Parser, will" ;iey ho he ard and will be followed ' y another divorce hearing filed py Caroline Meier against H. Mde D n D S3 D Wlll.v vol; lV.?-n LUMBER n cam.' ;. : E : TROWBRIDGE LlMlltll VAUU inn xsn ALS0 GOOD ADDED COMEDY BILLY BEVAN . in THE BEST MAN' LATEST NEWS EVENTS ROTHERMEL'S MUSIC GUNS ADMISSION MATS 10 and 25 EVES. 10 and 33 EGGS
