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MEDFOTCD MAIL TRIBUNE, fEDFORD, ORKCipy,--SATURDAY. OOTOBET? 1.1. 1928. -V-ACIV, TIIIitfE T TO CALL VOTERS ' Tn cooperation with the KOO.OOu 'ondui-ted l.y tlio orrcun State! Scouts of the country the Scouts'0"""-" "f "eliclous viluention.) t Crater Lako area conncil will Z "!'S!'W,;S f ,l,e '"H ........ ... . . it-TU Ministerial assoemtiun. Uu'ru ote on election day. on the u;1!"f leforo election and on eleetlnn ,l-.v ho Scout "ivM can" L h L ol mUnW d ro , I ,1 f I ; ?tte obiicatlon to Ju ; ! clUc obllsatlon to ,cB,ster their OtP. i On the morninc of election day throughout the I'nitod States Hoy Scouts will blow nsHembly on the bugle from each of the voting places, at tnclr opening w.,k Z r..V ,r -i'"aMfej,Wi.t.,K.ei am( M rAtlim 01 v.... ... V1 u.uiii) t il i k to complete details of the plan to reach each polling place in Jose phine and Jackson counties. TELLS OF LABORS OF JOHN MANN A recent issue of the Hed Cro: Courier, publication of tho national organisation, has the following to .. ri. .. ....' has been identified with KeU ' Cro work lure for manv years:! "After serving as chairman of , Jackson roiintv cb.it.ter. Metl fori!. ! Ore., for five years, John C Mann has resigned the office, although he retains an active interest in chapter nf fairs as a member of the board of directors. "Under Mr. Mann's chairman -fhlp the chapter has been active in five services. Mr. Mann was instrumental in working out a plan of co-operation between the county court and tho chapter on civilian relief, and the latter now handles practically all of the county work. Tho value of af fording opportunity for instruc tion in swimming and life-saving has To tig been recognized by Mr. Mann, and a swim week has been n yearly feature of the chapter's program for the lust four years. "Jackson county chapter con tributed more than three times Its quota to the Mississippi flood relief fund, and in the 11th roll call not only exceeded its member ship goal, but more than doubled the 10th roll call." Outdoor flowers are u thing of the past as a result of two sueces kIvc nights of hard frosts in Med ford and this vicinity. All that remains of unusually beautiful gardens are drooping dah ltap, wilted roses nnd zinnias, the pride of many a gardener. Kven the hardy asters were smitten. And what is more of a. calamity In many cases is tho fart that po tatoes, tomatoes and the few re maining melons were hit and not lightly. Ono thing which front does that pleases the public is to change tree foliage from its conventional t-bades of green to artistic com binations of red, yellow and brown. s Valuable Violins 4 For Sunday Show Violin Idea." tho kIiikc attrac tlon coming to Hunt's CraMrian tomorrow !:e!.s a nw for rroduetion costs. Tho unusually largo expense "f S10.O0O for properties Is entailed In the violins played hy Jan llu Mnl nnd the eight violin beauties. Many of them arc lare old in struments. ..One of the novoltlen in tho "Violin Idea" is an ensemble ar rangement of popular melodies, ulaved by Jan Hublni and the eight violin beauties. The "Idea" also co-features Bobby jgncn-. Ketone Hughes. Roy riinoot. Bradley and Wayne, the Aber Twins. Agnezc, and the Vio lin Beauties. Don't Miss Fluhrer's Important Announcement in Sunday's Mail Tribune A Great Product Madfi Finer MINISTERIAL BODY TO HOLD SCHOOL !iU'.'m1"'- "n 'nterdenomination e.. K'",ll,l! "0xt evenin.,- cont.nuina for five evening s"",,iiy """ l "' '! lllit ,.,.. , Fnnr Piiur,i l.n nffnn-.l nml ' - " " I win ineiuuo a siutiy 01 me pupn. a study of the old ToHtaiuont. (u-: Uuir.ediate materials and methods and the meswace and program vt wie vnrihiiun reunion, r.uwin i. Bii viiioi Hi w aiti-r i. an -uys 01 ; Portland and C Snlem will be in Andrew of'ond violin; harge ut the courses. The expense of the school is borne by the treasuries of the co-operating churches and the only expense to the student is the price of text books, including four, which must be read. The Churches of Medford, co operating in the school art tho Baptist. Christian, Fre Metho dist. Methodist Kpiscopal, Met ho diVt Kpiseopal South and the Presbyterian. In every ease, except Sunday afternoon, tho school will be h Md in the evening, and according- t" the following schedule: 7:30-8:20 Cla.s sessions (.".11 classes meeting at tho same time) S!20 - S:4r Intermission with " j kwuu hnv....m ...vv. - motion, inspnation. toUohi -"- sessions losin; Jil i-1 f4nui 'J ruLU IN COLVIG STORE!: lluddy Squirrel, who has opened a unique nut abop in tho t'olvig Drug sitnre was busy thruout this morning handing out sample bags of those delicious dainties to a constant stream of visitors who had come in to attend bis opening. In his red shirt, blue trousers and spectacles, lluddy made a de cided impression on the curiosity seekers and won a name for silent j anU IllgllllO'O iiuspiiumj univiih tho futuro patrons. The newcomer hopes to get his strongest patronage among school boys and girls of all ages, and one time during the day he threw dis cretion to the winds nmr"f lined outrageously with a group of Junior high school misses who strolled In to wish him well. After this he retired bark behind the counter In his nut shop, adjusted his fancy specks on his saucy nose and mustered as much dignity as is possible for a squirrel In the nut business to maintain at ono open ing sale. VEGET1ZED WAFERS "When the steamship ' C. A. l-ir- sen." supply ship of the Ilyrd Ant arctic Expedition, pulled away from its berth In Los Angeles harbor re cently. It curried protection novr before available to a polar expedi tion against two of the most dread od scours, that all such expedi- BUDDY SQUIRREL HANDS OUT NUTS lions previously have faced-scurv I. - ' and bcri-berl. caused by a lack ot."Tt7:30 n. m. Rev. J. A. Smith of s C'raterian! fresh foods, particularly fresh veKt- hlh .lBure;,al, wh, hve been too bulky i and too porbdiable to carry. l. Ih. rtrilta Rt Or OS were 4.032 veBetlzd" wafers, mid the eouivalent of IS00 pounds of; uie i.nesi seiecieu -. ,n securely sea, u ,., 'n, , 'nS "V',U''' flm"' welKhlnB only 60 Pounds These tins will keep their con- tents indefinitely, with no dr .truc-. I tlon of the vitamins nnd mineral; salts which constitute their protec-j live value. The small sire weitlil of tnese tins oi nisiiiy con-; cenlratd dehydrated" veKelables i,... ii ,.ihi to i.lace them -n ...... . ........ " a sled or carry them aboard a plane -I without difficulty, and a daily ra 1 1 lion of less than three ounces per ' I mini w ill Rlvc the necessary vecu (table content In the diet to protect men ncainst scurvy and ber!-beri : . . . , . . . . ! durlni; the expected two years stay in the most remote roKlons to be penetrated by the explorers. The Veirotiihlc Producta Corpora- I Hon. manufacturers of the voueta- ble flour, nnd liishnp . fompany. producers of the voKotlzo.l wafers. NT from nicbard O. llrophy. bin-l ness mannuer of the ltyrd Aiitnre tic I::xpodltlon: "Confirming our conversation of today, pb,, ucecpt our thanks for ; so promptly ninkinc delivery of , ; shipment of vetetized wnf-rs to our! ! uimly ship ut I.o Anodes harbor. 'Not only are your ve-fUzr-d wa fers dimply delielou". but we ore. 1 , . ( - ...TKm ' KoniK iw I"" "I a ' rn'f - ' " ' will not be able to obtain nn ade- fjual" supply of green food?, the mornfna worship will b- two niim-Coinc to these services. The Inter wafers are coinf? to fit in n a part ' hers hy the church orchestra. "Mel- ; mediate and junior folks will be of our ncsiai y diet to rp'nee the oily of Peace" fhy Hoberts) and j triad to welcome those of their (rrc-ns that we wilKbe lncklne " The vetretizM products manufao- : Laton will speak on "My Obllga tured at Los Antrelen xverfl Included jtlon." In the stores of the Itvrd expedition, At Ihe evening worship hour the upon the odvicc of Dr. Francis D. ' second number In the series cele Colem;ni. nf Johns HopUlns, unl- bratlnj the ?,00th anniversary or vursity iJohD Uutiyao be given. Thid St, Mark's Episcopal Corner Otiktlnle and Kifth. Kev. Wm. 11. Hamilton, roctur. lluly communion. 8 n. in. Sunday m-honl, in ll. in. .Morni!!.1; service, U:15 u'eluck Zion English Lutheran Church Kuurth at Oiikdale nvemie. Sunday, October 14. Ifl'S. Sunday school, 10 a. ni. Church services. 11 a. m. Rpv. J. H: I'ailK'iistein of Che- halls. Wash , will aKain conduct the, A cordial welcome Is evtended to , the members and friends of our , church to attend these services. , ; Rantint Church it ' . i no i.apusi enure n nrrtn'Kira w 111 , plny'nl tht church service Sunday j morning. October 14. I "Melody of 1'euce Roberts uniermezzo ivy , i.ea jonnson. mrecior. tea jonn-: son, iirst vmiin; u. r. tanow, see - Walter Cormanv. cor-: 'net: - Troutfeather. clarinet; j Asner .eti, suae iromooue; .nrs. ! li. F. Ncff, cello; Mrs. K. A. Hotts, ' P--1110- ! .church on the corner. i Full Gospet Temple Mid week services on Wednesday ; Newtown near Mam. Pastor, Jno.:ovpninK llt T.;l nu,ir rehearsal' L. Zacher. ! follows the prayer service and the I Sunday school, 9:4u a. m. ! study clitss. We are Htudying j .Mornin;; worsnip. u o ciock. oung peoples, meeting, at o:4o ; P- m- ! Evening evangelistic meeting at j '", ,,Y , m , - .. I de Rttu v. Tuesday. 7:30 n. in. I ::io p. in. Woman's prayer meeting, Wed nesday at li:.'0 p. m. Hvan.';elistic meeting, Thursday nt i ::tu p. m. Iave you been horn again? Je-j sus told Nicodemus. "Ye must be born again." Clod has a definite experience for everyone, bee John chapter 3. Our church has never (Changed. Hub. 13:8. You are welcome. Come as you j I are. Jesus died for you. ; 1 . . . t ! First Church of Chrnt, Scientist Amnorizeu orancn 01 mo .aioiiut Lnurcn, mo r irsi murcu 01 lunsi, Scientist. Hoston, Mass. . Services are hold every Sunday at 11 o'clock, church edifice, Ill North Oakdale. Subject for Sun day. October 11: "Are Sin, Dis ease and Death Ileal?" Sunday school at 0: -15. Appli ants under the age of 'M may be admitted. Wednesday evening meetings, which Include testlni.Miies of Chris tian Science healings, at 8 o'clock. The reading room which is in the Medford Huildin, Is open dally from 1" to 4. except Sundays and holidays. Tho Bible and all au thorised f'hiistiaii Solemv litera ture, may he read, borrowed or pur chased. The public Is cordially invited to attend the services and visit the roa()jn.. r0om. Presbyterian Church of Jacksonville Kljmer MeVlckcr, pastor. Sunday will be a special day In Hie various Horvlces. Tho Sunday school is increasing in attendance. Session Sunday at 10 u. m.; Hoy Martin, superintend ent. The session will meet tit the manse for the reception of mem bers and the examination of candi-' dates for baptism. M il a. m. opening service. Hap - mnl Knrvli-n ntwl r..cpntlon of i tismal service and reception of members followed by a mediation and communion services. Christian Kndeavor at 6:45 p. m.; Lois Smythe, leader. There will be a series of sermons delivered in the evening hy the pastor on "The Creadon of the World." the first sermon delivered at 7:30 p. tn. All are Invited to these services. Presbyterian Church Eagle Point. Oscar T. .Morgan, Pb. V., minister, TIiib cnurch una recently neon taking cm new life and the Interest is crowing. 1 he Sunday school, un- ni-i-"' J" Weidemann. is reHehins a larger mimhor- of children and should com-, maml Ihe interest of more adults. Suudny school al 10 a. m ;-",, ' no ' "T" a( , Portland will preach. This will be in ...e series of which Jir Minn win prencn next i. n-1 .itl l... .......... oveninK except Monday evening. , yone , ur(!e , , atl ,lU.j i nis is a rare opportunity or B" ; rou lo near a mail o. ision mil; , o( BocU.,y, 0f Hllch wns if'cr' yu do. "' 1 V?K"V Hirlslopher ColiimbiiH, whom I'ro- , Ktic moetinBs, Klve Mr. Smith t Uestsnts as well as llomun Calho- least one opportunity to present to .. honor In celebration of you bis messiiKe. '..... -or .x ,n vour.o .Ninth and uaK I an i.arni.111 I.. - - ----- " " the ehurch; phone KM .. ffi 12: afternoons by ip i miiiiMif.r iini(o nnii liasior s ,... i. ii.i,i..., in- "'"'"' .'l1' '","",,' Test our welcome. Mornini: worship and comniun- ' Ion, I:.".5. Hormnn, "A Now l.ifo." Appropriato music. Homo connni; tmt mnKlllTa. Inn rial- lu llnlni .ill. st:. . r.i, in i-uHi hioi v lu ill': eu..Nc. 1 ' .,,.' .. ... - ni i..i ri,.. .,w j I'opular oveninK service at 7:30 i o'clock, flood slnclns by every-1 boily: special music, a happy fol low ship and a short sermon on The (ilory of ChrlHtlBtilly." You I at these Sunday nlcht services. I lllhln school assembly, fl. 4". a. in. A well Kradod school with depart- j nll,n!) ,, vm for ,, ,wg ChriMiiin Kndeavor proups ill . . ;..wlf ''vice WedneMlav r-.f, First Baptiit Church W. H. Katon. pastor. Anion? the musical fentnreH of th "intermezo" (by ievn. I'astor number will take up the story of , EvuiiroI." Tho chtyr will brine ltunyan'a greatest book. "rilnrim's I appropriate messages in both Her ProKress." UlustratiiiK the story by : vices. :uui Miss inula Kiebardsun means of pictures on the screen. an. I Mrs. ll stiuemeier will ltiy The sliiKln.,' will be from the screen j a duet. and some Illustrated son(s)wlll be I The men's liospel team unci to , used. i Wiuoiier creek school house fur I Our church is "a house of liappi-! afternoon sen Ices. iiess. ' ion will enjoy our wel come. Come and ee. Ir. V. II. Katon, pastor of 1- li st llatitist church of this tvcetveil ii It'leeriim Pri.loi- from his sister In Martlnirtou, Texas. In-' forming him of the death of their ! mother. Main Street Methodist Church . South .lames K. fonder, nastor. .r(imo,Km p,,,- observed r.l tills cliurcil last Mllliiay. nans-i (.u.,ry work hnd b,,en .com.llKh. ! ,,u by ., number of scholars. One. uew t.Il)8H waH forme(i u, ex- cellent teacher put In chaw of ...... i. ...A... ,.. . , IIIIH .' I HUM 111 IU III I IUC1 l-unv jn nltendaiH'O was ovidont. Sunday school meets promptly ut 'J: 45 a. m Pn.m.hin' nt u n ni Ktibiect. ..tn m, m,its mimic junlnr nnU senior leagues meet ut 1,"! ti-:tO n m i......,.ui.. . -.-in ,. c.hwi .. ivrsislent Woman." n4.tht,r VOu are a stranger or au ol,i timer, you will find a most cordial welcome at the friendly -Christ at the Hound Table." by K. Stanley ones. A masterful Iwok to those who wish to become better lu.(luailU(Mj wilh the Kast Indian ami other religions, . Presbyterian Church Kighlh and Holly. Kdwin Perey i Lawrence, 513 South Newton, min ister. Kva liazelrig Marsh, or- ....nut un.i oi.,t o.ir. a m v.varv ohiU. Khould have n kiiowiedKo of I (h(t mA(t ue invUo anv who nre inm att(Miding elsewhere to attend ntlr tt.ii rr.-iil.wl school with les- MtnH )Ua,,ted to every ago. Ir. Ii. u kuoU, acting superintendent. .Mornini; worship fi,..Ph in v-ilim " Hormon. "The Ornau prelude. "Prelude In D Flat." Chopin Anthem, "I Heard the Voice of Jesus Say" Hathbun .Mixed Quartet Offertory. "Ave Mario" Schubert Tenor solo, "Crossing the Har".. : Towles (Joorge MaiWlox Postltide. "Allegro .MaeslOHO"..V"cst Kvetling snrvice, 7::10. Sermon. "The Crip That Holds" Pastor. Organ Voluntary, "Cnntilenu" Shelley Offertory. "Honiance" Ilenolst Hoys' Harmonica Quartet from Junior High I Girls' chorus under leadership of I .Miss Melha Williams. Postltide. "Arioso" rYry ! Christian Kndeavor at 6:.10 p. m. I with social hour at p. in. Miss i Minlfrod Andrews will lend tho so I doty tn-1he study of the mission jbooii, "Prlends of Africa," covering the next six Sunday evenings. Come land learn of the wonderful devcl- lopmonl of Africa. Intermediate Knmiavor wm iR0 m,.Pt at 6:M p. m., including children or tne seventh anil eighth grades and freshmen of the hi'tli school age. Miss Ksther .McC'ullom Is superin tendent. Mid-week service Tuesday nlnlit. Stury, the Prophet Amos. Keligious training school for Christian workers begins ednes da.. aiM al tll0 nptist church al ... . . :30. All workers aro Invited from the churches of tho city. First Methodist Episcopal Laurel nnd Main. Raymond S. Hoes, minister; 27 North Orange. Phone 33-. Sunday servieos: Sunday school. 9:io n. m. Mornln.'r worship. 11 o'clock. Young people's hour, 0:30 i. in. Happy Sunday eveulng hour al 7:30. How do you fuel about the church? ; Thm ,, .,,, . ,ii f , ,ak ahoM gig u,e . unma nf u i,ail uM nrotiv iioHHimlstie, and would imply that ;., r,h , riirlu, hafl in(i n mt,HH of th,nj?8 llllrt hjl(1 b()ttor t.nHe Us doors ami null? How do oii ! "oul " ... J.8 V" ot tne cnurcii awasen inus.c m ,o... le"L B.I,.?.c",r..cJ,.!:?" . ?. .." .? . '". i" m '" . ! ' "lvinK ?o nJm. , , , v,hlil!1t folks '"."I... i,,n,bu8 ay "ornioii 074cd'H,ory ,,rI. , ,,,, , ,m,ii,n( ,v auv hlH nlsc0Vcrcl..H anniversary tho sermon Monday nleht nt the Methodist church will be on , rvr.i uc.us " .... .....w Officials to meet Monday The new pastor la meetinc the ouicinry ot too rirst .Moinnuis. church on Monday cvcnlnc nt 8 o'clock. All trustees, stewards and presidents of societies, lowthcr with members of committees, are expected to be present to present a comprehensive, survey of work . for the now yuar. (Witnil Ioint Kcdernlod Churches J. M. Johnson, pastor. livery Itible subject Important but the subject of Ihe gifts of th i .. , ,,,.,,,, n ' 'i... . I .',',, ' , I ...... ... .... ., ,. to study about these Klfts ft! d the scripture Is found In 1st t.'or. I'-'lii and 13th chapters. Our mem ryjof Hie school board, presided nnd i verse Is 1st Cor. 1 3 : 3. The cIbimis I " -rt,wl" "d n '"N j for more new members. Hchoolwcm to tell of their work with (tV"n" at !,:45 lho c,,,,,dn;n- An -normal Keneral The subject for Mudy In th- i dlsrusslon followed. And everyone younu' peoples services at 6:0 in Ihe evening N ''The l.hrlstin s Duty as a Voter." Matt. 22 : 1 The younu- folks arc Invited to i grudes, The sermon subject for the morninK church services witl he: "What Win We Do With Tomor row?" In the t'vcnintr service, which will hq evanRellstlc, tho sub- Ject will bow,"Thv rurposcu ot thoi FREE TICKETS ' Tl A'e '"" tl.tcu wl ... . the luerrv eiviui; free ' joining J il.UlU I It fit I tickets for Keaiou's : huv .Monday itignt, in yonran:il- sin v( the "Com plications of the i I 'unit riuuaii cte.l report to """K Mail Tribune office as soon, as possible tor each day lu tickets goo( ir admission to "Tho (am- eraman .Mon.iay nigm are oeu.;; i.waru.u uie rueiN no u;ic mm- proved Paster's musings so that ; they arc intelligible. Todays i- peri pas several cri oi . r m them! -romptn-atioit of tho Cumcniinaii' Itusier says: ' Imagine my eiu , h:irr.i-smcnt when 1 found t rr , charming Aileen Stingb- risking I me if 1 knew how to operate the' camera I was carrying. Lew ; Sti'gi-y was standing near am), said, "No, but he ll develop after j awhile," Just then Uee Kiieol Matinee, who played opiioslte .John (iuilded In 'The Itig Tiriub-," In vited me to In r set. where she is starring with Jtamon N'ervarro t...... 1 -rnu 111 IU1UUIUCI1 ...lin.l.r.. should make an excellent picture. if the opinions ot Anita It.ige ami j Dorothy Sagastion are to lie taken Ins a criterion. 1 then left tl"'; studio during the luncheon lioo- i after Conrad Daglo extended tile anticipated invitation." j llusler Is becoming more in volve,! each day. Enlighten him by correcting his hodge-podge re pun auu n n his latest launh fest. REDUCED RATES Keduecd round trip rates on Southern I'ncifie from all impor tant cities of the east to I'uclfte eoast points will aain he placed In effect diirhiK the If-!- Hummer neason. This is the announcement received hy A. S. Itoenhaum. Ken era 1 uReiil for Southern Orison, today. The round trip fare lo the Ta cific coast cltleM will be sightly nunc than the regular ono way fare. The round trip fare from the const In points in tho east will be tho name tin tho west bound fares. Hale dates for east hound reduced fare tieltt:: w:l; he May 'It to Sept. 3a, while westbound tickets will he on sale May K to Sept. 30, lit"9. return limits on all tickets will he Oct. 31. "Next year ihe Shrlners nnd Klks will hold their national con ventions on the Pacific coast and we are makiiiK this early an nouncement on the ISL'it rates so that tho many eastern members of these organizations and thai r friends may make their plans ne eordiiiKly," waid Itosciibauin. "The low rates are also in line with our policy to Itiduee tourists to coino went durhiK the summer." I OECI NALI-M, fr.. Oct. 13.(Ti The supreme 4-oiirt todny. In a uiianlm mis nrii 1 oduioti. held Hint the word "proKressive" shall not ap pear in the ballot after the names of the Oemocialic presfdenliiil ticket. Tho opinion nffirms .IihIk' Cleoi-ffe 11, ItuKiey itf tho loer eourt who held thai the proKreH sIvch are not a uuallf ied polit brat party In Oregon and hud no rlnht as a jHi ri y m enuui mi inu ijeinu- crutli: canoioiites. t One assembly period yesterday WHHwb votifl to eelebiatinn ('uluin bus ilay. All Rinups took pari with son km, stories and verse. A Tier sehool the parents and leacherfl met for the first time this neasnti, Mrs. Don Clark, president , ..lied on Mrs. Mosher, .Mrs. :B"iercd around the open rite to ; Joy t-a served hy Mrs. lid Jan , n(lr''- commilleo. ( ha in ImtI tn In olofoic. COIK1NK. Oermany. Oct. 13. fi CJ larenrc D. Chfimberlin, Arnerlnin trans-Atlantic filer, who is visit inff Kuropenn aviation nta tlons, landed at Cologne at 2:11 p. m., pfi routo to lierlln from Farfa. 4 S. P. ANNOUNCES COMING SUMMER; Mall Tribunfi nds nro rend hylihem n-v iii.m u-i.f m.u, i.v li.r. 20,000 people everjr cluy, tf ELDERLY COUPLE ON WALKING VISIT TO JACKSONVILLE i J.VCKSON'll.t4. Ore.. IXt. i: iSi.iviul) Mr. and Mrs. KniiiK . .. ... . steams of l'nllutiin. a-h , guei- i.f his broifur, Howard Stearns of Ct-ntrai l'oinl, dtiih-tl to visit tile t iom-er town of .laeksutn ill" one day this e-U. The eoupti- are both tivi r To ye ns of age and tiuy niad the trip to Jack- sonville and relviriu'd to Central l'oint on foot. Mrs. Thateher of Seattle visited Miss lssie MeCtllly Tuesday. Mrs r..,,,,.,,.,,,, will bo remembered as rneresa uryant, lorm v resioeni . ilu,kso,,vlli,. she l-ft here .... V(.Jirs iiilt, ...... thi.; :s iu.r f jrsl hvyt, nrv lf. ,,.lt Uov Khnor M,.Vicker .Ut-nded mM.tjK ()- liu. vhurh al tjrants y,, MulaVi Mrs Ka;, UofIniun (s m ht.r )lonie hl,rr ,n Jack.ohv:ll. at orge Maxwell was a Med- . I ford visitor Tues . ly. X. t. Fruit of the Appii'g'JK-. was in our city Friday. Mr. ami Mrs. John Sheley of Central Point, visited their dan- ghter. Miss "Wilma Shele.;, who is teaching school here Tuesday (evening. ' I Jack Crump spent Tuesday i-t j the home of bis mother. Mrs. t Cora Crump, from his work alt )Camp 1 above Itutte Falls. I Mrs. K. M. Wohlford of Med-j ford Was a caller in Jacksonville ,..., I.,,...- ..f M, l...,,!,,,! ...Ill I Mr Kred Itut.-her and Mrs. 1 Ktht-l Olson were shoppi"K 1,1 Mt'dfurd Thursday. ! Mr. and Mrs. Kdwin Taylor of; ; Appk'Katn were in town Tuesdav, :cn route to Mt'Uioru. jailer ihe laluon ol :.ljihislinients The .hu ksonvillo (liank'e held , f t,N Kind in tin- cast, will he (its regular meeting at the l. -j provided with a new and specially Hull Friday evening. Anions the; hunt operating table. n f Af,,.l!iIui ... Vicior llursell. At the close of the ineut ini; refreshnieiits were served. Mr. nnd Mrs. Mtovenson and little son from near (limits l'ass visited bis sister, Mrs. Chester t'ooli, Tliursdiiy. Mr. Hoot's and daughter. Miss Alice, were Mi-dl'ord slioppers on Wedliesdav liiurnliiK. Lewis I'lrl.h of Medford was vlsltlntr bis inotlier. .Mrs. Alice Ulrlch. here Tliurs.biy. Mrs. tl. I. Woods relurlied la: I r Siiturday. after siendiiiK the pit three lilullths VisitlllB Iclatives III Montana. Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Henry of Medford were visitors in our city Thursday eveniiu;. Mrs. F. 1.. t'ranfill and Mrs Archie Sutherland of Meilloi.l were callliu; on friends 111 our city Wednesday. .Mrs. Amy Dow aecoinpanie 1 bv her mother, Mrs. S. A. Con trail were in Medford. Frl.l-iy. Mrs. Cantrnll culled at l'r. Swee ney's offii'e for medical . aid 'is she is BiifferliiK from a severe cold. Howard lA-wis or Jacksonville and Wlllard Cave of Medford motored to Kluinatll Kails and IJorrls Tuesday. William Cross of Salem. Ore., is a nuest of Mr. Kay Kerry. Mrs. K. K. Kubll of Kurtland and Harry Miller and Mr. Mur phy of llurllimnme, Cal., aro guests nt the home of John !". .Miner. Krnnk Matney of AppleKilte bin returned home after spending tho summer ut the '.Volf Creek runner station. Mr. and Mrs. dray and family from I'rovnlt have moved Hit' the huuse In South .liicksonvllle. formerly owned by Will Katon. Sr. Mr. nnd Mrs. V. 11. Jackson were cnllinK on frlendH hero one day the past week. Mrs. Al Klibo and Mrs. Arthur Lewis silent Thursday with .Mis Charles Hamilton, near Hueb, Kay Toft of Medford is llavlni: a new roof put on his apartment houso on Km si California street. Mrs. Archie Sutherland of Med ford spent the. ovcnlnif Krlday ut tho home of Mrs. Klllel Olson. .1. Mnriin. dial riot supervlsur for the Mornini; OrcKoiiinli. was In Jacksonville on business Wed nesday. 4 Al. the Rial to. Karl I June and tlenrK K. Ar- lj)ur omped throuKh their wob, nnd t ribu lat Ions in their t -b Is latest. "Detectives," at the Klalto 'theater. j It Is hy far tho most, slicnimus i of their adventures since they j became a comedy team of t ho 'sereen. and one of th-: funniest films they have ever offered, j iinsKine the eolnuatcd Diiin; us la "hhk" house detective In a j hotel, ihe dlminiilivH Arthur s n bellboy who wants to dated plaeo them In tho midst of a (trim mysle. y plot tind let them pursue tho villain or master crook. ( nitei'ian Kunifay. Tn order to further iiecommo flute the la rue crowds that f 1 1 -lend the Fanehnn and Mareo shows on Holiday at Hunt's t'rft t fir Inn. Manager (Jeore Hunt Iris rirranBed to .run a continuoiM show each Hundny, starting to morrowr1. (flvln four convpl-te shows of Knaehon and M area's stufin presentations, at 2:V), 4;5;i, 7:0, and 5:35 p. m. Aluajs Tired nt MkIM Try lids Hamf-thiiiK Ih wrong when n per son feels constantly "too tired": when kidneys aehe nnd irritate. Miss Daisy fteJl, It. K. I). 3. Havci nah, fin., soys: "I suffered H year. with pain In my back, I always fell too tired, and Klept poorly; hut Koley Fill diuretic made tne well and sound aKutn." Men and women jmla & M'oodtt JLrutf Bturu, 'ANIMAL HOSPITAL NEAR COMPLETION ON RIVERSIDE AVE. Consttriu'tii-n in Mr new Sin. mm I aIltt ;'1 ,l"!,,t- t'Utlt t'V lr. 1. W. S:one. 'ii .North . ... , i IlInts is ' i.n.givssmi ntpi-lly. and! will be 'inl,i-l wiilnn m wckf i aeriu diiiL,- lo tbe lu. al v t. rmarian. ; Tiie hospital whu Ii is to be a neat structure of gray rnnei ete will euiit.uu tlie latest ei'iiveiilenees tn lighting ami ventilation as well; as a system of sanitary drains that will preeltnle any pussibility of mi sanitary aceii in uhtt ion or the usual unpleasant odor typieal of I In ni.ier veierinartes. The lecei.tlmi room, tioelur's of- fil.v ,...., , h 1L, .-,., U:11,iM Uitchens are tilroa.lv completed as i outside conMruction and 1 he Kem I layout of the hospital has I teen ins pei-led by iillt-rested local residents nnd dn and cat owncis; 'thruout tiie i-ity the past we.-k. I There in to be a special ;m set , aside for dogs with contagious dis- i eases. Jind another for canine pa- j :tients in the recuperating stages, i The latter is equipped with six J .small doors leading out into run- j ways L'd feet long and five feet ! wide, to provlle sufficient exercise for the dogs. Whether the run- i ways will have floors of stone or grass has not yet been decided. The building will he approached Ity it crescent shaped driveway oil either side of which will be a lawn, flowers and shrubs, while the 1 nclnsMd hy a hU:h wall to prutect tho invalids from t lie i-xeitement of I he world ouisUle. The opeiallntf room, which is rinisinMt in an al-.uninuin jjray, 1 ;at the hospital who will stay there night and day ami for whom a special room has been provided in the builillns'. The utteiuliilit will prepare the meals for the patients III tile neat 111 lie hospital kitchen next to tho operatiiur rmuu. Paul Amort of the Itetin Spray Kump company uf I'ortland Is In the city today oonferrtiu; with local business men ami orrhardists. TONIGHT ONLY Don't Miss the Fun 1 A laugh Karl Dane AND Geo. K. Arthur Follow the laugh trail with thou gorgeous fun-makers. Also ' "Tarzan the Mighty" TOMORROW ONLY Continuous 12:30 to 11 TOM MIX "The Painted Post" '(l P in every I rSK-s-tA- foot! Pi Willi iv kt i ii 11 II S A Great Product Made Finer See Fluhrer's Advertisement in Sunday's Mail Tribune ffmxi inif-iiiiiminifriiflHiii ( Dine Today Hotel Medford Dinner $1.00 "The Food Is Better" At the Medford ONYX POINTEX HOSIERY For Women $1.95 Kr,tru WE DEVELOP FILMS FREE West Side Pharmacy "The Rexall Btora" INSURANCE First Insurance Agency A. L. HILL, Manager Phone 103 30 N. Central Medford, Oregon 0ViiavVjTflinvjratwwM !1 I San Francisco I I Powell at ajamll St. BEST I LOCATED ? HOTEL ; I Mretn. ' CENTER OF 1 1 EVEKYTHIN0 ' CIRCULATING ! I ICE WATER 1 IH EVERY POOH ; LAIX BlAUrtFUL 108B" i 0wvg ?oom in coMfcrwt s 350 ROOMS 75 Detached Bath at I S 100 Detached Bath at2i 100 with Bath t 8t25S 75 with 6ath at32l am if .11 I A FREE BUS MEETS ALL TRAINS vA REPAIRING I SJ VliSfVP JEWELERS I HI yS MfOfORD. OH tjjjljl I 1 3