Medford mail tribune., April 24, 1928, Page 3, Image 3

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Radio Program
KMED
Mail Trlliunc-VlrEtn Station
Social Notes
and Meetings
Asbcutua. ono of tlio mysteries
of the ancients and Btlll u puzzling
clement to tho luymiin, won de-
Although
ment at
ceutly authorited
1 Frounce Co.
i the post office depart-! 9 tu 10 " mc
,wrr,,oB--D- c-re- wwSx:
a new air mall lu to
HL'iibed ana us prucwciu uwes uum- - t" . men is to have, a Rem
onstrated before a Blithering of . aer f oblique paralelloKrama of
i
rpH. Wliita uh.i 1.1 i... .. ... . J .
local builder, and lumber dealer Ue7 the nvXn V t 7h" , I
at the Hotel Medford last rtBht. T' T e,"p1f ?" b'h "ldt I'"1 t
Thirty-even were present at the .1 ,''e f,8' 10n8 being,
imeetin. .nd the dinner which lr- , I4r,m 0?C ' S ' t
ceded if. as sues.- of K. G. Trow- 0?a Po8tma5ter m. J. Warner ;
bridge of the TrowbridKe Lumber, Th.'n ,. ' il
nn.l Aiwlv Moffmnii rni.rn. .. .. ' v.vH70 Ul K OUl SUP-:-!"
,
' Tonight
G:15 p. m. MeUlord Mall Til-
bune.
8 to 9 p. in. Snyder's Dairy &
Produce Co. !
California Ore-
ay, April 25
1 a. m M nil u's Depart-
yard
ment Store.
11 to 11:30 a. in. Sweiii'B
Gift Shop.
12:15 to 1:15 p. m, Talent
hour.'
G: 15 p. in. Medford Mail Til-
bune.
S p. m. Weather report.
i
senting tne jonns-Manvuie com
pany, tlio chief manufacture of
asbestos products
States.
Asbestos, nccordinK to
' f"v Mi'irai uueill, i
but are authorized to be printed by
commercial printers. Inasmuch aa
the air mail envelopes are not sold
at the postofrire. 1'ostmastei- War-
TI11I. Ic It, !, .1
Illack; the company demonstrator, , , " "s "le. ',D-
is one of the most valuuble of mod- . " " leu ln eu-
ern building matcrlnls. belnK used i', l, "" is kept to the
... uiino ui nueie air iuuii
envelopes
tho United I
William I ,
pussinc throuBh .. there
are made. ''
However, it won I'd seem that
until tho local volume of outgoing
air mail Increases greatly, there is
little likelihood; or such enrclopes
being printed by local commercial
printers in any quantity.
The first of a series of 13 re
quest hours, to be heard over
KMED. the Jlair Tribune-VllKin
radio station, thru tho courtesy
of McCurilio Daniels Insurance
company and the Porter Lumber
company, every Monday night,
was broadcast last nlKht from
eight o'clock to nine, and its
popularity was evidenced in an
enthusiastic response from local
listeners,' who began last night
phoning in theiri-equests for next
week's progrnm.
The music heard on tho re
quest hour is largely the latest
song hits, and popular ballads.
The Joint committee, composed
of members of tho chamber of!
commerce, traffic association and
the fruit growers' league, held a '
speciifl meeting ut tho chamber:
of commerce headquarters . yes
terday noon. Problems effecting i
tho packing and shipment or
fruit from the valley were dis
cussed, mid this year's extensivo
program to bo put Into effect by
tho combined forces ot all -three I
executive bodies.
!rt nllH- anu popular oanaus.
't' -jMr. and Mrs. lialph Stuart wcr-j
:i splendid In jnzx numbers while
U jllcorge Maddux, popular local
1 tenor, was showered with re-
rfl quests for his radio appearance
WVlpn the same hour , next Mouday
Ly night:1 Miss Alnm Lawrence, well
t known pianist accompanied tho
' singers, and received her share
luf the tpraise given tlio program.
T
BANQUE
'In tho manufacture of fireproof
shingles, textiles, insuhttoin, brake!
linings and allied products. De
posits of asbestos, known tech
nically as hydrous silieatciof mag
nesia, are found chiefly In Canada,
although there is one mine in Ari
zona and another in Lake county,
'California.
' The native rock is blasted from
the walls in the open quarry moth
od and after numerous crushing
-and sifting processes Is sent to the
factories to bo made into hundreds
of different products. The crys
tals of the rock ure so small that
'when separated they look like wool
:or cotton fibers. Mr. Illack gave
a striking demonstration of the
Jfiro-resistlng qualities of these
fibers which remain absoluutely
unchunged after exposure to fire,
moisture and the ravages of time.
I Although asbestos was known to
'the ancients, it was not widely used
'Industrially until the twentieth
'century. Ono of tho most Import
'ant uses is In the making 'of fire
proof roofing. The speuker dem
onstrated the application of these
shingles on a miniature roof last
night, allowing how they can be
'laid, over old wooden shingles.
' Those present Included Frank It.
Neil, Ivan Atterbury, D. MePher
son, Don Lawrence. Harold Woods,
L. J. Adams, W, F. Freeman, A.
V. Karnstadt, .1. II. Kchell, J. II.
'Cooley, l L. Walsh, 11. F. I'adg
hum, Klmer Chllders. II. J. New-
ton, Uoy lilliott, H. 10. lllnabarger.;
C. Launspach, II. Peterson, II. A.
Thlerolf, Louis IJ. .Humphreys, O.
H. Bailey, Cleorgo W. Porter, H.
R. HnlnoB, J. O. Cameron, L. II.
Vale, C. C.'irtrlglit, It. M. Howe, I.
K. Schuler, K. CI. Trowbridge, AV,
Lunipouii, - wtiiiam wiowart, .
IJerrv. O. ( Iloirus. Anrlv l-l, ,ff-
man, W. M. Illack, F. W. McDer- Tlie standing of the h!-jinka and
n,..,r Carnival Olieeil contest tnrlnv tc tia
trlct 'for Johns-Munville, and H.lfollows: Anita Mohr, a senior, in
W. Farrlngton. I the lead with 45,900 votes; Dor-
' I othy Orth of the sophomore' class,
KLAMATH FALLS, Ore., Apr. second with 30,001) votes; Elnora
2. WWWItlrJils Ijotter equipped I Hulaniler (jf-th. junior class, ihird
white brothers looking on open-i with 19,000votes; lOleiuiore Barker
mouthed, an "100 per cent Ameri- of tho freshman class, last with ti,. ,.i,,.v,.i,o -i,i..i. ..,t
by the members. Alfred S. V.
Carpenter Is chairman of the gen
executivo committee.-
Tho men of the different -II v
wero ' outlined : churches hold n meeting and ban-
eral
unci in uie uaptist eliurcli last eve
ning that was well attended, and
proved very bonerilcnl. Hringing
men who take some time for re
ligious Hfl'atrs, together Is bound to
I advance the cause ot religion and
better community conditions.
The Christian church men's quar
tet sail.; two excellent numbers.
Rev. T. H. Temple presided tmd
Introduced the speaker of the eve
ning;, Dr. H. Campbell, of Los An
geles, secretary of tlio men's de
partment of the board of religious
education for the Presbyterian
church of the coast.
The .speaker complimented the
Men's (iospel team of this city
and the men of the churches for
holding such gatherings, saying on
tho men depends to a great meas
ure ''the success ' of Christianity.
He also, paid a hi-';h compliment to
itctlns
can" namely a Klamath Indian I IS, 900 votos.
landed the largest rainbow trout j Tho carnival will be held Friday J Medford and other cities of south
from Klamath waters Sunday since night, April 27, at the htah school. 'ern (logon
i the workers' training school in
the opening of the fishing season,
April ir,.
Tho queen
Thursday nt 4
contest
P. in.
will close
TEA EN; JOY
if
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m
I K LL I EZ A'
ORANGE PEKOE:
MN.T
Jegon.
Rev. Campbell told of the ap
palling ignorance of tho hoys and
girls of today regarding Ood. and
said It is duo principally lo the lack
of reading and touching the lilblo
in the homes, lie urged uli to pay
more attention to religious educa
tion along all lines. H easked the
men to take more time in getting
acquainted Willi the boys on the
street, making confidants of them
,and setting examples that inspire
! them to lead better lives.
The speaker said that $10,000,
000.000 arc spent yearly in fight
ing crime, that 75 per cent of the
criminals aru immature youths;
that the average crime ago had
been reduced from 88. years to IX
since the last w-ar. and that lliore
are 85,000 homicides annually in
tho United Slates.
Kov. Campbell closctl by saying
religion is prtTresslug rapidly in
tbia country, the press, the busi
ness men and peoplo generally are
realizing miore than ever thathey
should devote part of their time in
I thinking and working for the cause
of tint! and the church,
,iiiiiriiiiiiiTHiirif'iht-,ri,iniiHiiNii'i,i,";ii'-1-''
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NOW!
TODAY WEDNESDAY
ammo
NEW
A TUB
RIALTO
IT'S A MIGHTY PICTURE
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GEO. BANCROFT
7
IN
THE
SHOWDOWN
Here is life as it is seldom pic
tured. A hell hole in the tropics.
. Four men gambling fighting
for one woman,
THIS SHOW WILL
BE THE TALK OF
' MEDFORD
iROTHERMEL'S
MUSIC
. A BIO FEATURE
ON ANY PROGRAM
Also
Good Comedy
Latest News
Events
mm
Eveninqs, Adults 35c
Kiddies It Dime Any Time
With the purpose in view of
: lireaenting to the older people of
i the church and community the
IproKi'iiiu uml puipoue of the Chris
, tin it Knduvor society, the young
1 peuple of the Centrul Vuinl fcul
j luted churches will hold two spec-
iul serviceii. The first will be
, held on Sunday evening May 6th,
! in the iiudlturium of the church,
! at eltfht o'clock. The work ot
f the international crusade with
t'hri&t movement will bo present
ed. Also the state and national
1 work. Homo outside help will be
engaged to hksIH in preeontlnt:
! these themes. (Jood iiiuhIo- will
ho a great feature of these ser
vices. v
A week lart-'r, at the same hour
In the eveniiiK. they will "present
the work of tho local society. At
thU servlco every department will
have due consideration, and H
will be shown that here Is a place ;
where every talent can bo ued.
There wore more than 60 young
people in the regular endeavor
societies here on Sunday evening: :
and In the church service which :
followed, and under the leadership
of Mr. Chaiieu liezhalhalch, ' the ;
younff people formed a git at cho-j
rus choir, and for a half hour the
church rantr with the praises of,
the master. In the sermon preach-j
ed to thcHo youns people, from
the toxt in 2nd Cor. 10:4-5, the;
pastor showed that It has ever I
been the plan of Cod that tho
church should engage in an n-;
gressivo warfare against evil. That
the souls of men cun only he res-1
cued from tho power and. domln-1
ion of sin through an offensive ;
warfare. Heaven haH vet tho ex-
ample, and given the inspiration ,
and tho power. The Christian
soldier can not fight, successfully i
nn offensive warfaro unless hoi
has been supplied and prepared
to fight a successful defensive
wurfare within his own heart,
ill Ini. mnl l,i TT-.-t.lnL ( ttiA Tn.t
Top Hchool of district 10, and the
election or nrricers was postponed
until fall. They Kerved a very fine
.supper and Kd Eldred of tho iro
ceteria meat market entertained
with his ventriloipiisni doll.
A mothers' meeting, under the
ausplceH of the W. C; T. U.. will
he held Thursday at 2:30 nt the
V. W. C. A. The' state president,
Mrs. Aila Jolley of Portland, will
he present and tho following pro
gram has been arranged:
Devotional exercises.
Special music.
Heading Mrs. A. Orin Schenck.
8olo Mrs. T. H. Temple.
Address Mrs, Ada Jolley.
Vinno solo Miss Eva Hitzler.
After the progrnm there will
lie refreshments nnd a social hour
with' Mrs. Jolley us guest of
honor. A cordial invitation is
given to tho women of Medford
to attend this meeting.
"Hevcn Women and Ono Man
is the title of the last illustruted
lecture to he, delivered in the Aiir
vent Christian church tonight by
Lydla Millar, woman evangelist,
who has drawn a consistently large
congrcKatinn in the church on
Jackson and Welch streets, tho
past few weeks.
The subject which the evangllst
has chosen for her finul sermon In
Medford is taken from the text:
"And hi that day seven women
shall take hold of one man, say
ing, 'We will eat our own bread,
and weur our own apparel; only
let us he culled by thy name to
take away our reproach, "Isa. 4:1.
Mrs. Millar expects to. leave soon
for Alaska on special missionary
work. Tho services tonight start
at 8 o'clock.
f
MEET CONTINUES
At the .close of Sunday even
ing's mooting at tho Salvation
Army the decision was reached
to continue tho revival meetings
through this week. These meet
ings are being conducted by Evan
gelist Nelson Morris and arc re
gard do us a great blessing to all
who attend.
The power of Ood was greatly
felt at tho meetings on Sunday.
There was ono conversion at the
Jail service In tho morning, and
several others wept their way thru
at the altar In the evening meet
ing. The officers and members
of tho local corps felt that, villi
tho power of Ood being demon
strated so powerfully, it would be
very wise to continuo the meet- j
ings. ine services will he at S
o'clock every night this week.
' Tho Evangelist will speak on
topics of great interest each night.
Tho subject for lonlcht will he:
"t'rom well's Text."
There! will be plenty of music
and singing, including speyial se
lections eacn nignt.
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UPON JOB AGAIN
IilloWlnn adjournment ulnro '
last Friday evening, the Brund
Jury, which nan Ijpen InvPKtlKHtinic ;
tho hundllnn l the county pro
hibition fund una whli'h two,
wet-k ann lolurtied un Indlillnfnt
alniit Ulmrlct Attorney Newlon
i ennney for tho aliased lur-
eny of $310 from the fundn. re-
mimed IU nrxnlomi thin forenoon
and It whh Kenernlly expected
nruund the court house that a re-:
port would he filed thin afternoon.
The Jury met for onlv one dav
lnt week, and up to that time,
ulnre returning trie Imllrtmriit.
BUYING
MOST
WE
BUY
FOR LESS
A NATION-WIDE
INSTITUTION-
J
"where savings are greatest"
A
l Tlx T Tru 71! f
v v r n ml
SELLING
MOSt
WE SELL
FOR
LESS
I I !
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Blouses forTheTailoredSuit
Shirt and Vestee Styles
The finishing totich with a tail
ored suit is a fresh blouse in white
or a color. Vcstee styles, espe
cially, with Bhort sleeves are popu
lar. $2.98
White, plain colors and small
novelty patterns make up this as
sortment of new blouses- to wear
with the smart suit. Be sure to see
them.
Undergarments for the Particular
: Lace-Trimmed Rayon Lingerie
At Truly Economical Prices
Now every woman can have her
heart's desire "more than just
enough" dainty underthings ! Lovely
garments are fashioned of fine
rayon and trimmed with iace.
Chemise Step-Ins
. Bloomers Gowns
Matching garments to make sets
or a few pieces to add to your
supply. Everyone is dainty, practi
cal and the prices from . '
98c to $2.98
Girls and Their Mothers
. Like to Shop Here for
Children's Hats
Even the youngest miss must have
plenty of style in her hat and
mother is looking at the price
both are satisfied here I "' '
98c to $1.98
Velvet hats have embroidery
and ribbon trimming felts
come in many colors. Be sure
to see them.
Gay Frocks for Gay Hours
At Spring and Summer Festivities
The evening will be
a whirl of happy dances
if you have selected
one of these flattering
frocks for your own.
So Many
Lovely Colors
Georgette and taffeta are
the favorites -r in. many,
many charming styles and
colors aplenty !'''.
A Becoming Frock
Vill Make Graduation
A Success
The school and college girl knows "
just how much the "right" frock means
to her good time. Select a youthful
bourTant skirt or a gracefully soft
ccoreette frock.
Mm
Hosiery Is So Important
To the Smartness of Your Costume
As a Whole
For general wear, here
is a hose that looks well
and will wear to your sat
isfactionsilk and rayon
full-fashioned hose for '
98c
Whichever way t,h t
wind blows, her hosiery is
important. Our own num
bers in servicp arid sheer
weights are priced only,
.pair, . . - - .-. -:; ..
$1:49
THE FOLLOWING MERCHANTS WILL GIVE
' Double Stamps
ON CASH SALES
Vednesday, April 25
RED LETTER DAY
Bo suro and visit tho Premium Parlor at the M. M. De
partment Store and see the big display of New Premiums
and get
10JJ.VC Red Letter Stamps FREE
SO pin-chaw requiml. Just brinK your Stamp
Book in nil you Iihvi to do.
Remember, you get Double Stamps on" cash pur-'
chases Wednesday, Red Letter Day, at the following
stores:
DO YOUR BUYING RED LETTER DAY
M. M. DPPT ftTflRir ihir
Only on Silks, SlioetlnK ami
AIuimln Hlunderotto IIouu
and Mon'ii DroH 8lilrin.
North Central at Sixth
BROWNE HARDWARE
Uhcrty Hullillug
EMMY LOU HAT 8H0PPE
North Central at Sixth
CAMPBELL CLOTHING CO.
106 Kant Main St.
MILADY'S
BEAUTY SHOPPE
Cratorlan Building
ALEXANDER'S GROCERY
131 Went Main
Bole Anciit for llattlo Creek
Itnallh Foods
8TILLMAN CABINET
' W0RK8
128 North Orape ,
GREENE & 8HORE8
SERVICE STATION
Sixth and Hlvericlo
Double Stamps on ('rank
( Cano Service Only
. COLONIAL BAKERY
Tl-i Kant Main
ti i t Hi
t r
Dahlia and Gladiola Bulbs
We have a cholca stock of homourown Dahlia and Oladlola
bulbil for unlo at rcaonabl prices. These bulbs are all our own
raising and are prize-winning stock. Send for list of varlotleg
and jirlccs.
Hosier's Flower Gardens
ASHLAND, OREGON
Phone 341-J
Fast Time
to California
f. . then east if yon wish on uorld-&
famous transcontinental flyers. JJ
Southern Pacific's famous "Shasta" and (lie "Ore
gonian" leave daily for the speedy, comfortable journey
over the Siikiyous to California. They make convenient
Connection with day or night trains to Los Angeles; you'
fen travel through to Los Angeles with only one night
on the train. ' "
Go this way. Ride in restful comfort. Delicious meals
it modente prices.
Low Roundtrip Fares
16 days ti months
to San Francisco . 4 . '.' 20.25 27.25
to Los Angeles . , , . . 38.75 62.50
Similar low fares to other points. '
East Through California ,.'..;',
It costs little, and in some cues no more to go east
this way. Southern Pacific offers 3 routes east from Cal
ifornia a choice matched by no other railroad. Now
61 14 hours direct from San, Prancisco and Los Angeles.
) to Chicago. Or go East via Sunset Routs to New :l .'
Orlcatis; by train or ship from there. . '- n.w
J. 0. CARLE
,. Pbonat 84 i v
had been adjourned. :
OLABBimp AD7IRTIW0 0IT RIITTLTI