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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, BEDFORD, OREOONT. SUNDAY, JUXE 17, 102ft. PAGE THREE THOUSAND ATTEND FLAG EXERCISES ZONING PLAN AND WO METER BOX PAVING WORK OF ANOTHER FAMILY ADVENTIST MEET! OF ELKS LODGE SEWER ORDINANCE! THAT BEES USED j CITY PROGRESSES IS VICTIM OF FIRE AT IS AFTERNOON OP NEXT TUESDAY i Vi-Htov.'ilu.v, was a grout day on the Atviinitst- t amp round at JaeUsonvillo, vtiore ncaly a thou Miifl intiiiil)Ci's vC, the church as '.se insert under th largo canvas jtaviliun in ' observance of their 1 Sahhath. Thoy hean the day wilh . tlevfiiiunat exorcises for both M und youiiff At six o'clock. At u:3U n. m.. tho KoKUe Tiiver Ai'uriemy ort.'.u'strit . i.xl camp jliu'ctiiiu choir , furnished special ijIuhIc, unit th .roriKregution join- .cd in a lively song service. At ! :4ii the entire encainpmt'iit as "rtpinbled for the Hahbath .school hour, the kindergarten children, inimaricH, and juniors meeting in MM'" rate divisions in the court house. At eleven o'clock I lev. Cecil K. Meyers, secretary of tho general conference, preached n very noul mirring sermon on the subject, "1'repare to -Meet thy. (Joil." At the clone of tho Hcrmon a call wan made for consecration In i which the entire congregation .joined and, after having given themselves anew to the Lord, they responded to an appeal for a foreign mission offering which tot a lied nearly ono thousand dol lars. Itev. William Guthrie preach ed at tho 2:110 hour on the sub ject of. "Righteousness by Faith". The. large pavilion was not suffi cient to accommodate the crowd, and many sealH had to he pro vided reaching' way back into the vacant lot. Special -nervines are held twice daily for nil the young people and children, nnd the one aim of the meeting is to lead all into a closer fellowship with the Lord, making that preparation of heart (uid development of ch muter which will fit whole faiuiiicH for n place It) ihe Kingdo mof Heav en. V At tho 7:110 o'clock hour last, night, Mr. Meyers, who spent seventeen , years in the foreign mission field, gave a stereopti can lecture on 'his travels in In d!a showing the progress of the efforts of tho missionaries of the denomination. Publishing houses, snnitai'itlms, schools, mission Hta lons, nnd the people in their na tive dress and poverty-stricken ' condition was shown in exception ally fine slides which brought great courage to the entire con gregation as they saw pictured the result of their of fori tigs to the foreign mission project. Many more delegates arrived fn the city and will be camped Mi the grounds I for the coming feek to enjoy the blessings of Mte annual occasion. , Services for the public tomor row will be at U : 1 5, 1 0.45 a. in., Mid 2:110 and 7:30 p. m. Medford FAUh will conduct their nnnual Flag Day exercises Sunday at 1:80 in the city park, when offi cers tif the lodge led by Joseph 1 Fib-gel, exalted ruler pro tern, will esuniplify the ritual. Honoiiibl,. Frank T. Wrightuuin will deliver the oration and the history of the flag will be given by T. .1. Fnright. (. 1. (lingrich, for the past five seasons official vocalist with the ('hcrrian h.-tnd which gives eigh teen concerts each summer on the Capitol grounds at Salem, Oregon, will sing "Flag of My Heart," and "Open the dates of the Temple," aeeonipanied by M is. (icoigo An drews. The Klks hand, directed by F. Wilson Waite. will assist with the musical program. The public Is cordially invited to attend. E OF STATE EDITOR! The City council will have some Important matters to consider next Tuesday night, including the pass age of an ordinance fixing the as essrnents for all the new sewers that ' have been laid in tho city ; within the past year, and probable j final consideration of the new stun , lug plan of the city planning com- mission, which was some time ago j submitted to the council for ap , proval. ! The latter commision at Its meel I Ing last week approved the petition , for the new Parker potato chip j factory on south Uiverslile in the i vicinity of 13th and Krhart sts. 1 The commission also approved a - petition to build n new service sia- tion at 13th and Riverside, next to the paint shop, i The mutter of the extension of the business district on the west j side to include both sides of j Sixth street and West main strait j to as far as Orange nvenue, which : has been recojumended to the city I council by the city planning com ; mission willulso come up for con : sideratton by the council at Tues : day night's meeting. IS A THRIFT their bodies in their home was In vestigated here today in a court nf inquiry conducted by Ben Bellow, county attorney of iih.nkii vkuh. The charred bodies of Dan Stella, his wife und their infant daughter, were found In the ruins of their home last week. Henry .Mcintosh, former husband of Mrs. Slellii, was arrested. Features of the program of the Oregon State Kditnrial association, which will hold Its annual meeting at Crater Lake June 30 to July 2 as guests of R. W. Price have been announced by Tt, W. Sawyer, presi dent of the association. Colonel C, ;, Thompson, super intendent of Crater lake national park, will speak of the park and dans for Its development. Other speakers will Include Dr. T. T. Lew of China, Dr. Jewell of Ore-i gnn State college, P. R. Lkfin of. The Dalles Chronical. Lyle Hpenc-J er.Seat tie; Cieorge Putnam, pub-1 Usher of the Salem Capital Journal, will send n paper on editorial writ ing. Probably tho most important dis cussion will be pertaining to field manager activity which was re cently undertaken by the associa tion. Harris Ellsworth, field man ager, will report on the meeting of the national association nf field ma n n go rs at Me m phis w h I eh h e J :ilt niled. He will also outline the! has in mind. ' j T! y way of entertainment Is is possible that tho "Craters" of Med ford will put on a show at the lake. J The Medford C.olf Club has ex-I tended the courtesies of the club ' to those who assemble at Medford i on their way to the convention, I TESTS PISTONS! I Radio In exercising- a direct effect in the quality of automo biles. Some time ago the Packard Motor Car company developed a machine, using principles involved In radio transmission, for the ius spectlon of piston pin. Now Pack ard Is using radio equip men t for measuring the sound of bearings. Each roller or ball hearing go ing into a Packard car is run on n soundless spindle and the noise It makes while operating is meas ured. If It exceeds a fixed stand ard the hearing is rejected. Tho testing is done in a sound proof room especially construct ed for the work. In etffeet the" action of a radio receiving set Is reversed. A . loud speaker takes In the sound and passes It thru the set. The sound Is amplified and t )c volume registered on a dial gauge. So sensitive Is the device that a low voiced "ah" uttered in the farthest corner from the loud spehker sets up a violent flutter of the needle -on the gauge. About a year ago, a local "Thrift"; exhibit originated by .11. C Hrom ley. advertising manager of The California. Power Company created! widespread interest and eoceived ( favorable publicity in several nm- ional publications. The exhibit was based upon the thrift of the local ' colony of woodpeckers nnd was. used In connection with advertising1 Copco Preferred Stock. j Js'ow, if you happen to pass tho Copco windows on West Main st. ! you will see another "Thrift" dis play, also taken from nature. Thisj time the "buy bee" is used as a; motif by Mr. Itromley and the ef fectiveness of the display can rend-! ily be judged by the crowds of , people gathered about the window. The central figure of tho exhibit is a big meter box taken from one of the Copco poles on the East I Side. This box looked good to a! locrl colony of bees who selected j It for a bee-hive, sealed up the j cracks around the door and pro-J ceeded to manufacture honey there- ! in. Due to the, fart that the meter1 was no longer In active use theyi were not disturbed for some time, and when tho Copco line crew came , to salvage this equipment they met j with some active opposition. j It was finally found necessary to' call in the services of a local bee- j expert who gathered in the colony j of bees, removed the honey nnd , returned the box to the power company. It may now he seen as. a part of a Copco Preferred Stock display in the west window of the) campany's Home Office liuildlng here. An appropriately worded poster In the display states as fol lows; "A Lesson in Thrift from Nature. Even the MUisy Hoe? In vests His Savings in'Crp?o Prop erties.' t I The si red paving program of the ; city administration, because of the nice weather that has been prevail ing for some time past, is making; much progress. The paving off King street was recently completed, j and tw'o blocks of that throughfarc beyond Oakdate will be thrown open for traffic next Thursday. The paving of Ivy street, which was on lust week, will be complcti d , by next Thursday, and after I days of drying out will then he ready for use. The grading of Hartlett street in preparation for paving, which is now under way, will he finished in 10 days and the excavation work , for the paving of Court street will be begun tomorrow. ST A II, Okhi., June ltl. The up- parent (.laughter of a family of' t hi ee aiid subsequent burning of SALEM Oregon Linen Mills plan to double output, with in empli P.P.EMEX, June 16. (JP) Three score piuns from all parts of Cier- ! many ar concentrating at lire men to fly out to Hremerhaven oa Mr.nday to meet the steamship Columbus and give an enthusias tic greeting to Captain Hermann ' Kohl nnd his trans-Atlantic com panions on their arrival from tho Fnitcd Slates. Astoria shipped 25,643 cases frit- mon during May. ROSE SHOW TOLD OF LEGION MEET.! The Medford convention of the American Legion was well adver- . Used in the Rose carnival parade in Portland last Friday thanks to the efforts of the local Legion-, mil res. In one section of the par ade appeared a "40 el i" box-car carrying large placards advertis ing the slate Legion convention j and the slogan "Meet 'em in Med-! ford August 2. 3, and 4" The posters were illustrated with pic-j (invH of a Ford .car loaded with Legionnaires bound for Medford ' and attracted much favorable attention. Sheep Owners ' Attention! Wb are In position to pay you more than anybody for wool-mo-1 hair. See us before yon pell. I MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE. Phnrto 10(59 97 N Orn t ' SALEM, Ore.. Juno 1(1. The suite livestock minilury hoard, at a : meeting tii Pomland Thursduy, ex pressed sympathy for tho local vet torinaiiuiiR in Marion and Polk conn l tea who am refusing to con tinue tuberculin tents lit ctittlo herds for the present feo allowed 1 by the county courts and agreed the fee is too small. SALEM Southern Pacific will build -$20,000 freight station addition. ST. JOHN'S, Xf., Juno lfi. (VP) Two A m e r 1 c a n air expeditions quartered in Newfoundland anx iously scanned weather reports to day in the hope that conditions would warrant u, take-off for Eu rope before night. MACKLXAC ISLAND. Mem bers of the American Automotive association deliberately selected this island the one place in tho western hemisphere from which automobiles are barred by law, for a five-day convention starting next Monday. SALEM, Ore., Juno lfl.-t-tfP) The Oregon League of the Catholic Central society will hold its tin- ; nual meeting at tho state fair- : grounds here this afternoon. This will be followed tomorrow by a gathering of atl Catholic organlza- tions in tho state under the nun-, pices of the central society. The; meeting today is expected to bring JfiO delegates to Salem, while the meeting tomorrow, it is said, will 1 bring fi.000 visitors. American FIag" & Decorating Co. " Official Decorators for the American Legion Convention v August 2-3-4- : ' Decorate your Store Front and Building for the Convention! Mr. Ellis will call on merchants about July 10 Only the finest Legion emblems and colors used Prices are rea sonable, too. We Decorated for Medford' s Jubilee lawrence, The Jeweler Watches, Jewelry and Silver of QUALITY HAVE YOU SEEN Tin1 nflnirtive new paf terns in Ciorluun silverware which We Handle Exclusively Tn Mertl'onH Here are the-lending creations by Gorham's mas ter eral'tsnien in (luilunn Sterling Silver, v Etruscan King Albert Colfax Princess Patricia Wc also carry tbc famous Gorham Silver Plate Tn both hollow and, flatware Anything yon desire in silver or jewelry we have or can qnickly secure it for you. F. Lawrence JEWELER ESTABLISHED 1908 Corner Fir and West Main SIXTOE OF Women's Coats V2 Price From $6.75 Up Dresses In Three Big Sale Groups Going at $5.95 $9.89 $13.75 Yesterday, literally hundreds of thrifty shoppers crowded our storo, anxious to secure some of the bargains offered during this great event. New merchandise has been put on our coun ters for first of the week shoppers. Don't miss this mighty sale that climaxes a big season. "You've heard of this sale over the radio. You've read about it! You've heard your neigh bors talk abrfut it! ' ; , Now COME YOURSELF! You won't be disappointed. '.Here you'll find bargains that will amaze you. Come every day this week shop now while prices are so low. And rememb er, YOU GET GREEN DISCOUNT STAMPS on all purchases. It's a great chance to finish up your premium book. While y out are in our store, see our premium department. ' Fine Rayon Underwear Stepins An oulHlnndiiiK vnlue. Kliislii! with noiitly hem med boft(jniH. The best of nintoriiils and work liinnsliip tslioiihout. Solid colors flesh, peach, nile. .Sizes 27 to 2!). PAIR . : 89c Bloomers A first grade ' Kannent. Klaslic waist nnd knee. Carefully cut roomy full senf. tteinforced set- 1 in ei-oteh. Well stite'lied. Solid colors flesh, pencil and nile. Sizes 27 to 2!J. PAIR 89c Turkish Towels Iflx.K! inches perfectly blenched.. Heavy nb snibeiil, soft, terry towels. Fast color, pink nnd blue, nobby borders nnd colored hemmed ends. A whopper towel vnlue. You never have enough of these. KACII QC Women's Rayon Hose A lovely lustrous hose (lint will satisfy iiuhImiii nnd her melius. The color choice is pleasing the miiterinl excellent. And tho price is extraordinary. During t his Miff only. IA I H .. . ..'.'..'..'....L.'.."...... .....I.!... 39 M .. M. DEPARTMENT STORE ! Pay Less Dress Better McCall Printed Patterns Ask for Green Discount Stamps m "'''. 7 ' r' v'.v. 3iM
