Medford mail tribune., May 28, 1928, Page 7, Image 7

r FAUfl REV Sit
MEMORIAL RITES
HELD CHRISTIAN
- CHURCH SUNDAY
uge use of this mow living Is est
imated as about S5 years.
J The fataUtie of the World war
; compar with thosB f the Civil
: war as follows: WorW war men
, overjwn, 2.1M.6-M; fa-maUlf, 311.
'73; ivtl wr men nui;eti, 5,
' 12S.94S; casualties 641, T33,
The Flute that furnished thi
jrreaieHt number of soltlient durSnu
the Civil war In proportion to i
population, wan lllinotit.
There are 30 dead Civil war vet-
ernna fur earh one Uvtnc
The caHuuities In the Cfvil war'
averaged one to etich three and
onethiid enlisted.
Th easDaliics in (he World war
TEXAS CANDIDATE
CALLS ON FARMERS
TD VISIT HOUSTON
8R0WNSB0R0 WEET j
SUNDAY OF GOSPEL ;
TEAM INMSIG
J lie .i.einoriu. uy sei vn-t- n -i -
iu mnrnintr th rhurch ht'tlUI fill
, V PIi.ll CnnnUh.imdl'lcnil find 'l1"". .
World war veteran, Woman's Tt
Hef Corps. Spanish-American and
World war auxiliaries, Datwhiera'
of tha American devolution and
Daughters of Civil War Veterans. :
The church was beautifully dec
orted with the Stain and Ktrlpts
and flowers, the oreaniiation car
ried the national colors and the
services were deeply Impressive; !
a very notieeahlo fact that was'
only six Civil -war veterans were
present. They occupied the places,
of honor.
The aones by the choir nnd spec- i
ial numbers were In keeplnit with
tho occasion.
The services dosed ly siuntri:
"Amwltc" .Many who were not
able to attend hiard the services
over KM El), the Mail TrDmne
VlrKin radio station.
iMgSSujeT
AND RESTS EASYi;t;
HOCSTON, Texas, May 28. WV(
Ilin hat in the democratic pient- i
(Initial ring but a f.nv days, Jesse ;
11. Jiiites of Houston has already
made a hid for the support of the i
fai'iueiH,
On record fta wiltinc to become J
a candidate for president, provided
he "can better serve the party in j
that capacity." the millionaire :
lumberman and treasurer of the j
democratic national committee, ,
yesterday Invited the farmers to !
come here for redrew Instead of j
"innrchiru? on KartMut City." j
11 In statement Uwued after he
was shown comment on the. failure j
he iicNary-Haujfen bill from j
midlife west, said: (
The fas-men will not be actu-!
ally welcome at Kansas City e
eau.se excuses must be made there
i
Still
. ibut we welcome litem mot cordl
uncnnHcioiiK after an nccl I u ii um .,-,,.
Carman K. WH. pastor ofho!(loiU j days ago In the Itutie Kalls phuform will be written that will
district, when he was struck fn the insure equal opportunities to all
back and received a crushed -June, i American citizens to sell and buy
from a swinging Ior suspended on
a cable, George W. Hartley took a
turn for the worse this morning; a .
in fair markets without discrimi
nation or class favors. , We invite
them to Houston to help write that
church, delivered a very pntrotlc
and InspirlnK address, the first
time he has spoken to the patri
otic orders since he located In the
city.
After p.'4ylng hoga e to the
valor and pafrlotlsm of all those
living and dead, who took part
in the different wars in this coun
try in the interests of humanity
and to preserve thin nation, and
particularly of the Civil war, he
discussed the history of this na
tion and the place it occupies ns
the outstanding and leading nation
of the world, religiously, financial
ly, morally and otherwise, and said
It would occupy this place ns long
as It Is a Christian nation nnd Is
rltllnw tn stHtv C. nrl'a lArlilAruhln
in Us affairs.
The address related directly to
good citizenship nnd Mr. Mel! gave
as a motto a bible quotation
"Honor all men, lovo the brother- .
hood, fear God and honor the
kins," or, as he put It, honor the
government under which wo live
and ore all so proud. j
Mr. Mell called attention to ih
great saeriflce of human life in
tho World war. which ho said was
the result of greed and selfishness
and forgetting God. He said with
in a radius of 30 miles .of Paris
3, 00 a, 000 soldiers are burled
000 of whom are Americans. j Colinm Thursday night from two!
Irior to the address, William j points. Thej entered the suburbs
Lyman, commander of the local, and looted a few stores.
O. A. R. post, made a short talkj Police and federal troops were!
and gave the following data: rushed to the district aboard mo-j
. Number of enlistments, omitting ', lor lorries. The Insurgents fled !
re-enlistments, during the Civil J without fighting.
war. is recorded as 2,213,185. J Dispatches from Tntnpico said! nUBNOR AIRES, May 28. W
Killed in action or died of ln- two bandits, Angel llumos and Vic-1 powerful bomb wrecked tho
Juries, 880,275; died of disease, ex-jtoriano Nicolas, were shot to death home of Cesar Aseltrn. a former
posure and other causes, 252.468; 'by federal troops -who said they I lieutenant colonel In the Italian
total casualties Ut,773, ( had attempted to escape-. The men j army, early today.. There were, no
Average age of enlistment, about, were captured when they attempt-j casualties. ,'-"" " ' "
22 years. led to cut telephone wires at Palma Police attributed the bombing to
The number of survivors of the Grande. anti-fascists and said the outrage
Civil war whose names are now on Juan Ibarra, another bandit, was i was similar to the fatal explosion
pension rolls is 77,611. The aver-' turned over to the courts for trial, jot th Italian consulate last week.
fi nVlm k APonntinir in n wnnrt ! P hit form and we will invite them
received from the tfucred Heart'0 Washington to help pass the
hospital todav. Ho rallied from I'-gislatlon that affects thorn,
his spell later and is now resting! "Machine the republican
plHl(ir I convention at Kansas City will be
The patient has received two!of no ; What the American
blood trnnsfuHlons. the blood ho. i frmr needs Is to put his fa th n
ing given by hut mother, Mrs. W ' .demtjc pttrly as he "d !n
I. Hudley of ltogue Ulver, and mt, , .., t
afl'r each his rnmUifnn was great-l(t-, Kt. i
. . , ... . t i chief foundations of American
ly Iniproved. although not snfflcl- ...nIfl... ,.nA th
mers are among our most solid and
respected citizens. They should
never be put in a position of
people asking favors. They should
share in the councils which make
steadfnst public policies and equal
ity fur uli. f
"The American farmer refuses
to he put in the position of de
pendency. He Is demonstrating
that fact by his threatened march
Kansas Clly (0.00f strong. We
to him 'come to Houston where
will be welcome where your
( real friends will he assembled
June 2fi. "
lent lo restore consciousness. The
i last transfusion was Saturday. Yes-'
, terday the Injured man opened hlsj
I eyes and looked around the room,;
! but recognized on one.
!
MEXICAN TOWN IS
LOOTED BY REBELS!-
MEXICO CITV, May 28,
! Dispatches from Coif ma today said
CO,-' two groups of Insurgents attacked)
ARGENTINE BOMB
LAID TO FASCISTA
my work will
be easier"
R li (7 I 1 II fly7ll t
The Hiisiness Men's Gospel team
of Medford is in receipt of a letter!
from A. K. Harper of the Iowa
IlusineKS Men's Gospel team, i"
which he says, In part;
"I am so glad to hear the good
reports of the gospel ftam of Mvd-;
ford. I have prayed for the team!
and the men individually so many, I
many times, nnd It rejoices me to
know that you men are having
calls from out of town ta take you-.
Into the highways and byways to
d othe Lord's wilt. There is such
a great opportunity. May God:
wonderfully bless the gospel team
of Medford Is my prayer. I do.
hope also that you are helping the
pastors. How very much a pastor
needs the prayerful help of the
men of his church." The letter
came to H. J. Fleischer, secretary
of the locdl organization.
Mr. Harper is the evangelist who
conducted the great revival serv
ice here In Medford during the f
fore part of the year, and through
whose efforts the business Men si
Gospel team of Medford was or-1
ganized.
iimtmslxiro Meothigr ' j
The meeting of the gospel team!
Sunday at Hrownsboro was, accord-1
Ing lot sentiment expressed after ;
the meeting, the most successful ;
and interesting yet held. Approx(-j
ml ely 3 h cars Journeyed from
Medford and then there was hardly f
room for ail who wanted to go,
many cars being overloaded with
passengers. , For example, leader
Guy Davis hauled six passengers '
besides Himself. The leader's cr(
was also decorated with two large'
banners which read ilustnss!
Men's Gospel Team, of Medfora'j
These banners were donated by nn
enthusiastic worker in the team.
Two More Come Forwari!.
Through thrt efforts of the gos
pel team Sunday in preaching the
word of Christ and a wonderful
testtmoniai'servtce by the congre
gation and members of the team.
two young ladies enme forward at j
the Invitation and confessed the!
Saviour. Among those who spoke!
were J. H. fttn rye and II. .J.j
Nahss. In the absence of Hong
Leader Merton Ferebee, who is in
Eugene this week, J. Dole led the
singing and favored with two ex-'
cellent solos. j
Phoenix Next .Sunday. j
People of Medford who haven't
as yet had the opportunity to see
the gospel team in action are urged
to attend next Sunday's meeting
which will be held at Phoenix, in!
the Presbyterian church. It is not
necessary to extend an invitation j
to those who have been going.
They consider themselves a part !
of the team and rightly so. The
only thing that Is necessary is
more transportation. The usual i
caravan will leave the library at
2 p. m. The speakers on this pro-!
gram will be J, Dole and Fred
Gerard. !
Gospel Team Member CaHnf. i
The members of the gospel team'
arc sad to report that they have)
lost one of their most active mem
bers. Phil Heeterbrey has had af
call to preach In the church at j
Williams creek and will hold n
regular service there each Sunday.!
While the gospel team grieves itif
losing him as a worker, neverthe-i
less their prayer are with him inf
his new venture. The team willj
not lose htm entirely, however, asi
he has extended them an Invita
tion to conduct seiees In his
church one week from next Sunday.
i. The
Electric.
Range
Addc joy to housekeepings
Simplifies housework' as no other range can!
Not only does the electric range make cooking
easier and more certain it lightens the whole ,
burden of housekeeping. '
Find out how automatic cooWnfi
frees you from the kitchen
Hot Summer Days are here. Only a few dollars
down buys the latest model Electric Range
with Automatic Oven Control. Balance in 12
equal monthly payments. Ask your dealer.
The California Oregon Power Company
OFFICES.
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liters
Leautiful
hut touIi
Naturally you'll want
to include the real West
in your trip this summer
visit its unrivaled
scenic spots its majes-':
tic mountains happy
valleys peaceful forests.
The worth-while pJaees
are often hard to reach
offer tough going. But
don't let that bother you
" just fill your crankcase
with Castorlube. Castor
lube makes every trip
easier, because it gives
more power and greater
compression. It gives
longer -motor life, be
cause there is less crank
case dilution and less
carbon. It cuts repair
bitts to a minimum. Cas
torlube does these things
because its base is castor
oil the world's greatest
lubricant, which is scien
tifically blended with fine
mineral oils. Castorlube
costs no more than any
high-grade oil and less
per mile.
r
n lit r j 3 " i &
ill Si:, t J4 II
'unqualified recommendation'
Get CaslorluLc ai
independent filling
stations & gmr&gea
GEORGE HEWLETT
March 2i 1928.
Castorlube Refining Co.,
SIS Montgomery Street,
San Francisco California.
Gentlemen;
For the information and
guidance of those who may
be somewhat timid about
using Castorlube oil, in view
of the fact that it is a com
paratively new product, and
hi appreciation of theprompt,
delivery service afforded me
by your company, I have no
hesitancy in stating that it
has my unqualified recom
mendation. I have given it a
comparative tractor test and
shall standardize by using it
for all purposes in the future.
Yours very truly,
GEORGE HEWLETT
'LEWIS SUPER SERVICE STATION
DISTRIBUTORS
Milton Sills at
Rialto Today
MiUun WIIs Intent jdciitl'O, "The
Hawk's Nesi." oiirtierf at the Hlalto
theater jhin afternoon. H in
story that Jeemn with action ami
Willi .hmt enoHKh mystery mrr
nmndinK the ccntnrl chnntcler nf
the Unwk to arouse unit RttmuUite
earionity ur to tTio tloutumement,
Miltuii Kills, uh I he llsiwk, ))e
a ri'iuurjiHWp nntl virile fhr:M-Sf'r-
t Izntinru A vtUataous h.vy In
(ljyeV hy M n it ) a g a J.ee, as
tJiiiKhtrty, vivtit Ictttleiv in
i' (lit tmrlerwprnttRd haunts of the
f shinty i-ttarai'tei-K Id a prent city.
A numUer if mysteiiuua n-tentul
:n't Ijiiimtjjec!. hn-lil.JJaff Hhp sler
ltir aelr. Sii. A le:inSSfsil irl
ot the h?hi chrhft, tilnj-etl with
rhntm hy itfris Kenyf-tt, rteveiops
!n hve interent itt whiih the Hawk
Ih th omiimttn ftiime,
j A muiiU'r Httvilmteil Jo n pal of
; the Ihmk, frin.t thtV iivjeSim of
.'the Htmv, The rhJaes Hnet
1 ri.fr!ntt Vr ntmfted" Rttnftttfr' who
turns out ta he the real WMor, and
hy a clever twist at tho fltilnti hi
confeuiv f itttvlr fthUiJne!
a the at'fUjteil man fjwnk The
Haw It ets th ir ami Ih aadi
pftv in gniisfirti.
Orrarm Weather
t 'pko tttert, vv tt h jit Qluthtct rain.
(anlKUt fttttt Twewluy, Mcuteratw
tem(esaSur&. Ht r ong sK5ttherly ;
win. is ni time?. tl-ales &n th ;
tVMlrtt. I
Kii'Ht largp tlenltn f telHsrliim
nrt in rrf?en reported nt iirnrtia
Prrs.
EAGLE POINT ITEMS
liAGi.B POINT. Mny 2T. Mr.
Ttottalis is nick and unable to at
tend to hta duties on Jie seetion
force. We hope he will spbedlly
recover.
J.yle VanScoy Is driving a fine
neiv Whippet sedan.
Mr. Whaley Ih bulUUnpr a lurse
porch on the front of his hoiiae.
This will be a vast improvement
in both looks and comfort.
John II. Smith hn sold his house
to one of the Stowell hoys, who wilt
move his family here about the
middle of June.
J. I. Orove returned from Cali
fornia Friday to look after busi
ness affairs here for a few days.
Eagle Point people are much
pleased with the continuous tele
phone service which has been ef
fective for the past few weeks.
This Is a wonderful help to the
telephone patrons, especially the
farmers.
Mr. and Mrs. S. If. Butter are on
a trip to Walta Walla, Wash., com
bining business with pleasure. The
boys are staying with Mot. Van
Scoy.
Tho enrollment for the last week
ot the daily vacation Bible school
is considerably increased over the
first week. We hope to have as
many takim; this work as can be
handled by the equipment avail
able. Everyone Is Invited to enroll.
HOME REDS PUT
TICKET EN FIELD
NEW YORK, May 2Z.m Wil
liam Z, Potter, former I. W. W.
leader, and Benjamin fiiflow, radi
cal, of New York, are th presi
dential am! Tire-presidential nomi
nee resjxrtivelr for the Workers'
(communistic I Party of America.
They were: named at the closing
meeting ot the party convention In
New York,
Foster told the delegate pres
ent Uey must he ready to Inrn the
net "imperialistic war Into a elvll
r."
. NEARLY
PINCHED
s
Saturday We Distributed Some Bills in Medford Cars
Announcing Our
Sale of
Pennsylvania Tires
We were immediately, warned by the Chief of Police
that this was against a city ordinance. We stopped put
ting them in cars, BUT
THE SALE CONTINUES
It's an opportunity. Jto buy PENNSYLVANIA TIRES
BETTER THAN THE BEST at prices that are
LOWER THAN THE LOWEST. .
THE STOCK IS LARGE BUT THEY'RE GOING
FAST COME EARLY!
WOLFF, The Tire Man
Pacific Highway at Jackson Medford
Kodak Film
Developing
Praliftg
raw-
Fast Mail Order
Service r
SWEM'S
EASTMAN KODAK DEALERS
Matter Phota Fintsfcera !
21? E, Main St. Madfard
INSURANCE
First Insurance
Agency
A. U HILL, Manager
Phone 185 30 N. Centra)
Medford, Oregon
a LUMBER a
238
Q TEOWBEIDOZ
n LV'MBEK YARD
lb a a eu
SAN FRANCISCO
TURPIN
HOTEL
to $3.00
A SPLENDID
If Pew!I Street Market
THIS CENTRAL
. DOWNTOWN LOCATION
n imp&rtmtt can vrunc itou
Th! co "port niila Kolder irx FliFK
YtSiorf '3 ilpot ta Tui vn 29uil,
IfREE CARAGE
T.E. FARROW
W.M.SFJ.J,, Jr.'