Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, April 17, 1928, Image 10

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Newspaper Page Text.1 is. , .. PACE" TEST' f h i, it If I. I. V 11 CREAM of TARTAR baking powder is the only one declared wholesome and safe by pure food experts the world over. mwm t i - s. ''4 Ask any domestic science expert any dietitian .- - any nurse. Ask your doctor! Coffee 19 Spice J-9 31 Extract Tee FITS YOUR PERSOSALITY For the man-of-fashion at the man-of-thrift's price the HAT I095 4-OOOR U.DA.N. . o. B. DETROIT rr earn on and 4iolcb -itd -lead More horsepower per pound than any other car in iti class, gives the Victory an advantage which its rivals simply cannot hope to com pete with. It leads off first and hoUi its lead and when ' the bills are reached all attempts to follow the Victory abruptly tnd. Rakish, rugged, roomy and the fastest cat in It dan! Drive it and prove id Tune In for Dodge Brother Radio Program every Thursday night, , t to 9:30 (Pacific Time) NBC Pacific Network LECTURER TELLS BRITISH ADMIRAL MONS COMMANDER AUSE IN" COURT DENIES E Gavin W. W. Allen.-C. B- E.. member of the board of lectsre- i .kD Of fh Hrfl Chun h .f ( hhfL , . . ... " " j tt itiaito theater Uct Rirht to & , ;Urc audience. His leciur vu. ' Un part. a follows: j "Hew did thu treat Christian Ure(j luf jsc.-nt movement w-jibi wcfo 1 d:d it start? What broefht it ! j atom? It is very d.ffitrult to ! iKiint to a specific moraect and J PRICED AT S 5 TO $10 LO.MXJ.N. April 1.. OP Rear' COBVP-G. Ont, Apr. IT. Admiral Bernard I StC Ccilari ceo- ncrct toort of 0nuri0 w the trere of a second firhticg of marta-l:.s of Captain Kenneth G. ' te:tJ " ----4 " -ueneraj H. I eir and Commander H. it . ir Ar:iur former - oonv- l-asiel. baa been relieved of his ' mand-r of the Canadian corps. command acd placed upon tee re- l"!S' to ru' enarwea e entry ci me i.':ian iowb cy lid- Announcement of this ms! adun troops co November 11. 1H. fao tt hoes of wnnost eon-'mi mJ " deliberate waste of veoed todar aiter the Eaxter re-: "kn lire to rlor.fr the Cana- ! etate def:&:telr thai then and r(i Gf tb admiralty, in a loas- Ta Iorm'r Canadian comiDtsd j tf.ere thia movement tad i'J awaited a J dress on the Roral Oai " " 'iTig '-. damaae in f birth. Mr. ddy has told ns controversr. j a libel action acainst W. T. R. Prea- 1 that sh 'drovered the Chrltt' Bridceman said that the board I ton- at one time liberal organizer ! Science, or divine lavs of I-;fe. Bf admiralty was of the opinion taT Ontario, and F. W. Wilson. Truth and Lave- in H(, 'but iie that the initial biame for what hap- poManer of the Port Hope Guide, has to.d ns alo that Ood had pened atoard the Royal Gait lay Tte action is based on an ar been preparing her many years vi'.h Admiral Coliard in dealin tif published in the Port Houe , t or the reception of that reiela-'with In rial caosea of dUsatlsfac-! G'Jide on June 11. 1S27. The ar- i uon. , tion is a manner unbecoming his ' tic:e aUo stated that the losse had j There is. however, an incident. , position and showini; himself nn-been 'appallinr.' and that officerc which occurred early In li, an fisted for his command. Therefore j attached to the Canadian head I incident that was recorded in the it had been decided in spite of his '. quarters upon their arrival in Moris jpublic press of that day. which ood services ia the past, to retire were warned their-lives were ia j was outstanding in the inception him. dancer from their own troops. I of this movement. On Saturday. ' The first -lord of the admiralty : The article is admitted to nave I February 2. lies, the Reporter, a also stated that the board had con-'been written by Preston and a newspaper of l.ynn. alans.. con- firmed 'the sentences against Cap-la-Te Part of the opening- day's jtained a Dews item concerning ' tain De-war and Commander Daniel testimony yesterday was to estab I Mrs. Eddy which stated that she who were severely reprimanded ' lih that the "commander-in-chief I fell upon the icy street on the and dismissed from their shi-s for ! refrrd to in the article was Sir ; evening of Thursday. February 1. ' their part in the controversy with i Arthur. and was severely injured: that the tie rear aamirai. winch came to a doctor who was called found her head durins; a dance at Malta' -injuries to be internal and of a aboard the Royal Oat , ever nature, and that sh was- Having by such eoofinaatlon nf 1 removed to her home the follow- ficiently marked its disapproval of -! Ing- day. though in a very criti- ,he action of tnese officers in the j ical condition. After the doctor's "alter, the board had decided that departure on Friday she refund Ihe should not preclude, to take his medicine and. as sh twfcer employaeat in 'later eipres-sed it. lifted ber heart da h o n I d suiuble va-. jto Cod. It waa natural, perfectly caoc- nsf- j ; natural, that a woman who had - 1 j been from her very childhood; I deeply religious should, in her j extremity, turn to Cod. I "So on Sunday she called for' jher Bible and began reading the: j account of the healing by Jesus.) (of the palsied man. and as she' read, a great spiritual experience! . was hers, the realization then and : there of the presence and power i ;of God. In that moment all pain vanished. IN HEALTH RALLY HE'S' FRAMED UP I Schools of the county Interested ' in the health honor roll were noti- fied some two weeks ago by County j Superintendent Carter regarding , the plans for the Medford schools lor a health rally on Friday after noon. May 4th, and already re- t sponses are in from each of the centers. Mrs. Carter saya. They I wish to Join the Medford schools t in their parade and program, and IJ?, alo to enjoy the May festival on opes that have gone into the un-I ierTakin-r thi. year. Ti r PORTIJlvn Ore- Anril IT. Khe rose from her: r-eciarine his sn-.t her lsteilhe h'H - bed, dressed, and walked into : yesterday mas a "frame-up." Sheriff Superintendent Hedrick has now the parlor, where her clersyman E. p. Frederickson. of Wahiakum ' nt details of the plans to the and a few friends were sitting county. WaihilMlon. tTepared to-1 principals interested. Although to friends who had withdrawn but ; day his defense to a charge of eu-' hive the rally occur on the day ja few moments before from what eral conspiracy to violate the na- before the county field and track I they supposed waa her death tional prohibition act. His arrest meet at the fairgrounds in creases chamber, in that moment Mrs. followed his appearance here ai a I (he arnsportation problem for that Eddy did more than experience a witness in the case of Edgar Ellis. I week, yet It now seems assured t cure, she received a revelation, j charged with possession of Hqnor. ! that Gold Hill. Eagle Point. Jack for which she had been fitting' After Frederickson's arrest a sonville. Phoenix and Central Point herself all her life. But to be j new complaint was sworn out j will make an effort to send their healed herself was not enough. ! against Ellis, acccsin? him. Frede--lvnor roil pupils to Medford for i-ine muse snow tne -science oi ncfcsoa ano r.. w. uay ot coospir- to rally. These towns are the mis neaitng in order that others . acy to violate the liquor laws. Li-ay 'might be healed. For three years. was said to be under arrest in Ta ;Mrs. Kddy says, she 'sought thecoma under the alias of M. J. solution of this problem of Mind- i Murphy. healing, searched the Scriptures'. Frederfckscn charged that Jeal- and read little el-e. kept aloof ousy and an office row was at the from society, and !voted . time : bottom of the affair. .and "energies to discovering a' ; positive rule. (Science A Health i P. 149). She discovered the long-loet Science of healing, and; (submitted it to the very broadest. I practical tests In the pealing of, iitAs of every kind for nlnei ! years before writing the Chris- i jtlan Science textbook. She proved I that there Is a Science of healing-. j I that Is applicable to every hu-; j iman need." i ,...'.. ,. , ! I . rtA.-rA-i 1.11 x. Apr. i . j As a tribute to the zeal of those JO Ifl I 10 llnm have been active in the prog-' II lllll WllrrK ' ress of the Order of DeMoiay. the. lUlUUO llUilll j Krand council of that organization past and present DeMolays. cross of honor to 20 advisers DeMoiay chapters and the hon ' orary legion of honor to s 1 Free I Masons not officially identified with the movement. , ... Thl! " ,c" made public today 7:1 p. m . U the night for the!bT ,'r1"11 s- I-and- 'ounder and opening of the Jteliglous Workers'; "''lb of the ort'r. The school which will continue for! awlrrt' for Oreson follow: three nights thU week and next, I I-ton of honor. Leslie Peyton, being Wednesday. Thursday and' K,:ma'h ehapter. Klamath Falls. Friday nights. Ther will be two- Honorary lesion of honor. P. S. ses.ions of each cUss each night.: Malcolmn. Portland. The books are here and can be I t r of honor' UrTT w nath obtained at the Presbyterian church ny- Kumath chapter. Klamath study Tuesday or Wednesday fore-! ,Ml'" K Stapln. Oregon noon by anyone who wishes to ge chapter. Portland: John E. Hun them beforehand. ; van llr-iel.urg chapl-r, Hos-burg. Everyone is urged to be on hand promptly at 7:10 p. m. Wednesday at the Presbyterian church so that! reglstratlo nmay be gotten through wt-h quickly and classes formed. Kev. Walter U. VanXuys of Port--Lind will be .the dean and will tearh the class on 'principles of Teach ing." This is a very helpful and popular course. Rev. W. II. atoni will direct the study of Outlines ofi the New Testament. Mrs. Clarai Kssenfleld. worker for the Chris-j Han church, will lead in the study of primary methods, and llev. K. P. Untrcnrt will conduct the class In study of the child. Teacher and thote planning to teach and at-o parents with chil dren In their homes will find any of these classes helpful. April Is Electric Percolator Month "Electric Coffee" is so easy to make right at the table and it's always hot and fresh. Perfectly delicious, too. This is the time to get that electric percolator that you've been wanting. Don't fail to see the splendid seleC' tion of Electric Percolators now on display at your electric dealer's. Special Prices and Terms During Month of April Only! The California Oregon Power Company OFFICES. Medford. Grants Pass . Roseburg . Klamath Falb-Orejon Yreka. Dunsmuir -California SCHOOL TO STARTS L E EAKIN MOTOR CO. 16-18 South Fir Phone 304 - o BY Danse Brdthbrb K AOTHtSTAM)ADSIXS7TO WOANOTHf 5FMOa MX 1170 TO IITI V The I.lons club will he In chitrsr of Hilarity hall on Sattinlay nlitht, April si. All lovers of a good time, cood niuilc and dapcinc, know that when the I Jon roar the Is snme llilng doing. This affair is In honor, of one ot the oldest and most Renerons of the member of this club. John i'iillnas. whose re cent deplorable accident was deep ly regretted by his friends ail over southern Oregon. The Lions ask every one of these friends, and their friends as well. In turn out nn Saturday nlKht and show their Interest In Ihe welfare of Old-Timer Jobs as veil as Lluu Jutn. MOST people know this ato!ute! antidote for pain, but are you carclul : to say Bayer when you buy it? And do you always give a glance to see , Bayer on the box and the word ! crnuia printed in red ? Jt isn't the ! I genuine Bayer Aspirin without it 1 A ; drugstore always hat Bayer, with the 1 xoven directions tucked m every box: a wins la the trs-Ie tatrS ef IUf,r M a.sf arlsre at M.sotctUlKMtlttt f Iilrlli(l4 Growers Trust Fund E. W. J. HEARTY, Inc. Apple Exporters COMMISSION EXPERTS 100 Hudson Street NEW YORK Messrs. E. W. J. ITcartv, Inc., Medford, Oregon. Pear Mr. Hamlin: 'April 11, 1928. I have vour letter of the 5th instant, wherein you refer to Growers Trust Fund. I am not very familiar with the details of the subject, hut assume that it means a setting aside of all funds, belonging to the growers and a pledge attach ing to the segregation that none of these funds will be used as capital. If this is the essence of the project, then I am a most willing subscriber to it, all pro vided, of course, that the growers desire it. Anything that makes for the elimi nation of the unscrupulous merchant or fly-by-night, is bound to have my sup port. You can speak very forcibly for us on this point. Yours Very Truly, 11 M (Signed) E. W. J. HEARTY. WEST EES UJi- U1 LSMjasraMJass. Icol CAat-TOM. smiusiii ' M W avwma -ncswr swi.vioi swiook il, UNION AM ossao SDIHOl KCOVED U orr 1 w I alyS? I ft. W J. Hearty, Inc. Medford, Oregon. Hood River, Oregon, 10:40 'A, M., 'April Ifi, 192S.' rS.l.l tolay caroAnjous. Extras range $-j.."0 to .$7.00; average $6.70. Fanev range, H95 to $G.70; average, $6.29. This highest sale to date. E. Y. J. HEARTY, IXC. v.