Medford mail tribune., November 17, 1928, Page 3, Image 3

MEDFOttD MATTJ' TOTBUyE. MEDFOkD, OTiKfiOX. SATTKIUY. N'ON'KMiiKU 17. nr..
PA CI 15 THREE
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HAVE ACTIVITY IN ; TELLS ADVANTAGE
OF MILITARY LIFE
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JUNIORRED GROSS
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Conducting clean-up 9 am- j An explanation of the Vnitej ;
pnigns, protecting biros, beautify-1 States army and u plea tor the J
St. Mark' l'lili-copal.
I'orner tiakdale and 5th St.
8 ii. in. Holy communion,
lu a. in- Sunday school.
11:1S n. in. Holy communion.
T u. m. Confirmation in.itruc- , m
lion.
Wm. n. llaiinitcin. Hector.
iKistor. "Jesus' Itevctauun m
Uod." . . .
Tho younn Pt optfs' society will
meet at p. cO '
On Wednesday evening, there
will bo an hour of prayer and
Itible htudy. We are tuklng up
;the study of the lio.-pel of John.
Next Wednesday evening we
take the mylHl rh'.tplec of 111'
i gospel.
j uii Thursday evening Hie choir
wun .mis. uoyai mown.
BOX SOCIAL PLAN i'LAFF THAT OFF'
j Kirst Hantist t'lmrt',(i)
! Sunday school begins promptly j
!at :4."i. Everybody on lime, with
G0LOHILLSCHQQL0 OPPORTUNITY FOR i
DADPMT TfAPira DiAVHlW PjlQTS
J
to Saved.
. i tiio i-hurch
Don't forget
W'ortnian.
In the inorninit
ehestra will use as
COLO HILL, .liv.. N'jv. i:.
tSperlall The P.-T. A. is glvln,:
a box social on the night before
Thanksgiving. F.veryone ia urged
'Catliollo tlrarrti,
1 Mti...... .. ...,i.,. . ....... i .,.. I a studied lesson
inK school yards, and maintaining; "ShToS ! vnT ". "r ...Me. J.
corresponuence wun cnnuren oi . made today by Sergeant Urover Masses at 8 and 10: S a. m. pmmi. ;,,
many other lands art some of tho. Owen, local United States army ro- ' n-v. F. W. Ulack. Pastor. ' At h mrnU1B worship hour hi
activities of more than i' 000 Ore- crtiitins officer, in one of the first! nr. Laums subject win e m
activities of more than l ,ouu lire . ,,..,--. hi.h ,h ,., ni..i.i.. f J,.u. Chri.t to Tray." Evening subject. "Haw
soldier has Riven. He told of his is Kast Main street, upstairs.
the Americ.rn junior ueu . ross, experiences nd the benefits he. Revival meetings conducted ev
ened in tho organization's annual ' naa uorr
report. (for nearly
. Vn...ill.l i,nAnn '"titli' 'mnllA ' "I ' "i eniiSl
Serve." the Juniors are said to be"i ase. ne sam, anu l nave re-ijom 0f heaven is being preached; """"" ..mi '"on the. rains rouiincii, e., rH,v ,( n,,.),. (,mI aeparattoii
carryini: on activities in their I mained in the service ever since, anil restored. Salvation from sin, I "MomethitiK for Jesus I r ne'l'"'- the of a iday-shvd is felt 1np Kr,,,u wnr. is the theme of
schools and communltlea the" In-! principally for the reason that I the baptism of the holy host ac-l ,nc "ejiint uieic m o. . ,1y wMy. l -Luff That nff." the eome.iy hi. ii
fluence
; aroumi
tern
Hy litry ;tvivr.l
Tho love of three puis that
weathered a proKi'O.isinn of storms,
the minor serimiiuif:' that evolved
ttond becatise tile mon.-y is to from domestic duty in their small
ui-d for n Play shed lor the New York apartment where they
stluiol childrrn. This is Imdly shared their common lot. the cross
needed now. as the school houvc i current Jienrl tus towaril the same
;s entirely filled up with desks. j girl whom tliey tMik from th-
j ve now imvc one oi me , streets ami mane a mvmoer
veil trim belli a soliller:ery niKbl at 7:30 o'clock, and u;'elr offertory number "There is.standiirK cliucis of somhem the- ti,.ir kuiik. their cruel disnppoint
y 20 years. . ,a ttni 7;;io p. m. on Sundays. a fountain" O Kane). .. con. by virtue of slxe. cuulp-, im.nt in her when she "trimmed"
sted when I was 18 years i 'rhe 0m ,ime gospel of the Klns-j l'otIttdo, "Awakinmi; thorus i u.nl ltlll the touchlHK personnel.; them and escaped to seek a ca
he said, "and 1 have re-J iiora of heaven is beins preached ; (t'noriel). xoon us the. rains commence.; lwri ,( n,,.!,- final aeparatloii by
In the service ever Bince,!aIul restored. Salvation from sin, I "MomethitiK for Jesus (Phelps). (h(, ()1 )f 1llay.Mt,i is felt ' Kr,u wnr. is the tlo-mt- of
ly for the reason that ll,i, hnntiam nf Hie hnlv chost ac-l 1,1 lhr evotiint- there will uo t,nity. i(fTiui off.-the ronu-dy which
nc of which llteraily reached I 'iv always made iwiod money an-! I cordhm to Acts 'J:4, and the second1 nf "'" ice of old sonK -1 . limit will be placed on the' ,,,,,, t the Playhouse theater
d the Avorld. ThrouKh n sys-1 'U u hle to lilscmituitie work at ,advem of jt.su8 n8t. MeetliiKs " " t be chosen by tho tuidij net. , ,lhls ,,. ,,ux,.Mi Xo ,l(lj.'s bos ThlJJ,s,,)iy lllln.
of International correspond-1 IX yeurs of aite with au iticonio of (.o,,,,,,,., 1)y Kvamtelist W. u. I Male nuartetto will slui. ,1" ly ,, ful. more than l.Jo, T!lfl ,)lu,v , "!llff" u((
fostered by the orKanlzatlon. ! 134 l,ur montl1 for tllB remainder i Urown. . Public invlteti to attend welcome awaits you at all oui ,J()U, ,h(. ,,,,,,.. !loK.,s via ! ,,,,. llt , mni, (h tns, Wk
mtiiI Suyit'T. tile t:uinoTiy
line tloniK , :i du-KV make
.ipiM .u ;ii Hunt s I'l.ilciian
VMI'l th.ll- U)K .-IfCtioUS
tl KunSniis alii .Mulcts 'Hive:''
Idea. Tin iirtits ivb"c iol;
lllive be. -a r..,-,u .1...1 by butb r.l'lllis- i
wick an. I i ' . Ill 111 bin plnHKinraph I
conumiib's ollci a luouiiiiu of obi- i
time .'Ufluru nnblies ami the
i.ttest yoej-. of the iioutlibiji.i. !
tni.ers who ii.ivc il l.iirt ill the
bill are: Helen Warner, the blc
mi l with Hie .b't'p ..icc; A. x iluier .
Akun.tf. c.'i.'bi,u...J ltnsiiin baii
tot!c Ai and l.ou:w Ksiki-. Ji.'liy
beaii .i.'bi.s.'ii. itl.iir mot Tii'Ttitim
li:in1 -K .-ir.l l'uni"K ilicrle iVlmy
tin. I
.lone
lltl
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cmbb
I'iint..
I'lnllip-
o! d'li!
M.'ivitt anil
and .Melblii,
r o( the
enee
they have exehatiRed portfolios and
letters with the Juniors of of other
countries, which, aside from its
cducaticmnl value is believed to
be promoting International amity
and understanding. A part of this
International program is the spend
ing of tokens of good will in tho
form of Chrstmas packages to chil
dren of foreign lands.
of my life. At the present tune
as recruiting sergeant, i am re
ceiving $HA per mouth in cash,
with free doctor and dental serv
ice. 1 suffer no loss of time dutt
in sickness or vacation and at
all times have my clothing fur
nished. ..
"While if I was worklnc in civil
life." he continued, "1 would have
to save (100 a mouth for 30 years
At home they have carried on ! to be able to retire from bard work
local service activities, one feature
of which is providing presents and
entertainment for fellow Juniors
who nre 111, and for disabled vet
erans In government hospitals.
In Oregon, 1M schools are par
ticipating In the Junior lied Cross,
In which 11,223,. pupils are enrolled.
Beginning as n war measure pre
and have an iucome uf SVH
monthly. So with my $140 each
month anil tho equivalent of $100
safely deposited Willi the United
States treasurer each month, 1 fig
ure my pay as being $240 monthly.
It is true there are many peopls
drawing better salary, but a large
percentage tiro not averaging much
over $100, and are not saving any
the meetings.
Talent MciIkkUm Clmreli.
Sunday school at 9:45 a. ni.
Lester Xewbry, superintendent.
Preaching at 1 1 a. m. and 7:30
p. in. Itev. James will fill the
pulpit Sunday evening.
Kpworth league at ti:30 p. m.
Young peoples' prayer meeting
Wednesday evening at 7:.10 p. m.
Hegular prayer meeting Thurs
day even!ng at 7:30 p. ni.
All arc cordially invited to at
tend these services.
Itev. Urown, Pastor.
be over 25c. i lmiirb ni the end of til
I'lrst (liiircli of Christ. Scientist.! - "P'cliil Thanksgiving program i: ....joyable experience thai sen. the
"l . o o. .... yjticnco Home nappy jor me ino".
selling of the boxes. hiijipv for themselves and happy
Seven men were absent lit the th, th,.v hint seen the piny,
dredge this week, on account if; A, u.n.tl xwu r the actors In
sicklies. hs w,.ck's production deserve
lluy Hales had to give up w oi k lllpmJnn .jn, Wellington, who
a few days on account of ir pht!rrtl !n, rul. t i, tb ml"t
sprained buck. j ml.ra1lPT ( ,tu. "gang." maintained
-r. ami .Mi's. !.cw Mirgeiu m ,llll,,1a),1,. restraint, and made
111.. IVtllj t.ttt uttttlttti- ('W 1 . .
of 20 nu.y V " vi" -m Vi- ,7.i I ,,u '""""irti-r kim-uk volumes im-
John K. Krattk Ui liiM hvl if
Aitthorizeu branch of the MotUr
Church, the First Church ot Christ
Scientist, In lioston. Muss.
yt-ivifes are heUl ivcry Sunday
t 11 o'clock, chuwh tlificr. '23 2
North aktulc. Suhjcct for
tiny. Nov. IS; "Mm-inls nml Immortal."
cants umlcr the ai?e of 20 mi.y,irtyM xMxing witn Alr. alut
Nrttiiiimt(t iit
l.AllOKK, 1 lUlia. Nov
l.:tla l.:tj).!it Kni. h:ni
.st j i, illy In lb" linliini
!'Kiiv' K-vuily. 11 to4y
till j ln't'U hoc nf tllQ fcu'cinnl .idvu-
cat"s of n.'Ufoniillsm ami 'va.-i lr''
utitntly In conflict, with flit- a.t-
cipltated by tho wish of school ' umouut for ruiny dayu aud old awe
children to participate in war ru
Hpf and other activities, the Junior
movement has Hpread throughout
the world and Ik hulled by many
educators here and abroad as the
most significant movement of the
last quarter rif a century.
The Juniors of this state are part
of a worldwide movement in which
more than 1 2,000, UuO nchool chil
dren arc enrolled in more than 40
nations.
ITALIAN ORGANIST
MB
IS INTE
BY LOCAL SCRIBE
'There is un old unyiug," said
(he serfieaut, "which makes me
Intmh every time 1 hear it. It is
'that the army has no future for
a young man.' Well, that saying
doosn L hold up at all, ror every
man has an opportunity and is en
couraged to take examinations for
the West Point military academy
until he in 2 years of age. it he
Is successful he obtains a $50,000
education for nothing and draws
$11000 ner year while getting U.
Then again, he has front the time he
en tor h the service until he is 30
years of age to pass it.
'When he completes tho cours'.
he received a wecund lieutenant's
commission and has every chance
in the world to work his way up
to a higher position. Liven thutiRh
t'hurvh of God.
North CVrnpe nnd Haven.
Sunday school, 10:00 a. i
I'ltftthing, 1 1 :00 a. ni.
Young people service,
n. m.
Kveninff service, 7:30 p. m.
Wednesday evening prayer meet
ing. 7:30 p. m.
You will find a hearty wel
come at jour service, where pure
unadulterated truth is preached
without fear or compromise.
Pastor. Rev. Charles A. Cooper.
Wednesday evening meeting,
which include testimonies of Chris,
tian Science healings, at S o'clock.
The reading room, which is in
the Medfoid building, is open I
tlailv from 2 Ur (. except Svn-i
days nnd holidays. The Uinta and
6.-0 all authorized Christian Science
i literature may be reaci. iiorruwru
or purchased j
attend me services nnu mv
the reading room.
cntly
Free McOmmIIsI CIiui-. Ii.
Corner Ivy ami West Tvnth.
We welcome yon to our Sunday
school at 10 o'clock, under the
able leadership of Uev. Starkey.
At 11 o'clock Uev. David Fen
wick, whrf-htts been so ably con
ducting evangelistic services, will
bring a message on "The Triumph
of the Church." Itev. Fenwick Is
a man of greatest ability, and griiis
his hearers with his soul-stlrrlug
!(.. ni tii- nut luifn tho n:I
nf ot Point, he haslt!"IM-
ievenlng and every night next week
Ily Mary ;iviner.
. Fernandez Cermanl, 21-year-old
nrgartist of Home, Italy, who will
he heard in a pipe organ concert
at the Presbyterian church tonight-,
stepped off the train, at noon yes
terday,' smiling, and was greeted
by a local committee.
Illack-halred, blue-eyed and fair
skinned, he might.be taken for a
young Irishman until he speaks.
"Ameerica eet Is fine place. I
like verra mooch. My sece-nd time
over here." The youthful musi
cian's eyeu fairly danced as he en
deavored to express his enthusi
asm via the difficult "United
States" language.
Asked whether or not he would
like to live here, the blue eyes did
a couple of eloquent revolutions.
"Ah Hollywood-ft-yes. I lufe It
there. Wonderful! California I
admire verra mooch. San Fran
cisco bay! Eet is somethecng like
- Eelaly. To liff In California, I
would Hko that, yess!"
As to his acquaintanceship with
Mussolini, tho organist said that
he was no more personal than that
of most young Italians. "I know
heem when I see heem, yes." Ask
ed what he thought of the great
dictator, the hoy turned quizzical
eyes on his Interrogator. I
"You like heem here? Ah you J
don't know heem? I onrastan
yes,"1 He hurst Into a hearty ,
laugh, and continued:
"O vra t h ere som e lof e hi m
some hate him. It is so weeth all
great men, no?"
German!, who was brought over
here under the auspices of the
Wana maker Auditorium Concert
bureau, is now on a three months'
tour of America. His only Cali
fornia concert was in Hollywood
last week, but he has heen visiting
the various cities through the state,
where he has been accorded recep
tions by musical authorities. He
will play only two concerts In
Oregon, here and In Kugene.
The organ at the Presbyterian
church was gone over by Mr. and
Mrs. J. H. Is. Parker of Portland,
expert organ- tuners, who were
brought hero to put the pipe organ
in perfect order for the concert.
vantages
neap.. i 1 1 .i-t 11 n i I V ll"-Vfr-t llC -leS.H.
'uT-....i,in.v wv in. from mi-i I t opportunity
vato to commissioned officer. The J- K- McDonald, Pastor.
army also has 500 different schools
in which officers and privates
may learn trades. So a man gets
out of the service just wnac in
puts into It. and thearmy is just
as promising.
"However, only 7i per cent 01
the applicants for enlistment are
tiUalified. .becausu ,of physical de
fpeu and blotches on their char
acter," the yerfant continued.
"Most people think that if you
give a man a rifle nnd uniform,
he will be a soldier, but this is
wrong. l4e must have a year's
training, regard less of his stand
ing in civil life, and if there is
anything which makes an army
man laugh, it is for some person,
nevei- in the service, most espec
ially in peace time, trying to tell
some one who has been, about the
service.
Fred Kosti r has ree
cbflsed a Ford coupe ,
Mifs Amy Ivostev entertain .1
Mr. and Mrs. ieorno Lnnco ut
dinner lust Wednesday night.
I'd Kosier has been buying grain
for fall planting,
Ibvvbr HroH. have bonded Hob
Cook's mine. They nre living la
tent Up the creek. Mrs. lire-
ink for the men.
.Mr. and Mis. (ivorie J-nnee spent
the week-end visiting relatives up
Picsbvtcrlan church. .Taeksonvilio valley.
. . ..,.. Zimmerm;in brothers nre hunt-
Rnce at services from Sunday t
Sunday and yet ' their Is olenty
of room nod we nre sure you wilt
enlov the services if you will
nunc. Two young Indies were r
celved in the clumh last Sunday.
Sunday school, l a, m. Hoy
Martin, superintendent.
Pnmching at 11 a. m.
incme win oc; i ne j-j;" " "-" ,... ,. i. m ,i m ,.u iv,,it.,
House." delivered in two sermon ; ' j - MlsK
.lie tirst next Sunday. t . . ,..,
m- j J 4
... I
I so far. in tile role of Ueinorse, tbe
wlse-crackini; vaudeville kid with
the materialistic soul. .Mtbouub
he Inn! a cbnnee, lie iliil mil over-
1 play bis part, am! contributed Hie
, best piece of comedy so far seen
at tills theater.
Books Received
at County Library
ML PIIT DRIFTS
First Methodist Episcopal
West Main nnd Laurel. Ray
niond S. Hees. minister.
Sunday school, 9:45. Clarence
Meeker, superintendent.
Morning worship, 10:55. Ser?
mon, "Successful Flayer." Service
broadcast tliroimh courtesy of Mu
tual Mill nnd Keed Co.
.Your people's luinr, 6:30. First
of a series, "Adventures in Com
ratlesliip." Happy Sunday evcnlni! hour, at
7: lid. A musical eveulni! leattiiins
an orsan concert played by Miss
Ksthcr Church and "Hymns of the
Church I'niversnl." twelve reat
hyninn of as many different
bianclies of the caurch. Here is
a treat for lovers of sacred music.
WINTER'S TOUCH
Fred Stanley came up Thursday
after his horses which he took
back with him Friday.
II. L. lleryford delivered a beef
to Lewis of Central I'oint Friday.
His dauchter floulah went ith
him to have dental work done In
.Medfoid.
fione Rodfters of the forest ser
vice. Is now worklm? on the new
forest boundary line that takos In
most of this vicinity and itoes as
far south as the Jack Tuntrato
place.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Stanley and
family wont to Mcdford Tuesday
and returned tho next day.
a School Noti-s
(By Irene and Hesslc Anderson)'
On Sunday, Nov. IS, Mr. nnd
Mrs. Odcn and sons expect to visit
her sister, Mrs. Bllderback and
family at Hunan, OreKon where
they, wish to hunt geese.
Mr. and Mrs. Hose and family
went to Medfoid Friday mornliiB
i'on huslficss. They expect to leave
this vicinity soon and ro to Portland.
RELT IN VALLEY
(Wm. Fiekelsen, Jr.)
On Thursday nt Camp No. 2,
W..K. Fiekelsen got JOAK, Japan
over the rndlo from 1 to 4 n. m.
Don't auk; what the program con
sisted of because It could not be
understood, being broadcasted In
Japanese.
A Inrge number of geese have
been flying over reotntly and the
men in tho camp have had cousin-
Main St. McfhodiM Church. South
James K. fonder, Pnstnr
We have a well organized Sun
day school for all ages and classes.
Come to these classes which meet
every Sunday morning at 9:45.
Preaching at 11 n. m. Sermon
subject, "The Call of Service.
Leagues moot at 6:30 p. m. Fol
lowing tho league services. Dr.
Shangle, presiding elder of the
Portland district, will preach. On
Saturday evening at. 7:30 the first
quarterly conferenco will he held.
Let all members of the quarterly
conference be present and on time.
Mid-week meeting every Wednes
day evening nt 7:15. Thanksgiv
ing services in this church at 10:30
on Thanksgiving morning.
Christian Endeavor, ij :4Ti
Leader, Andy Smith.
Preaching services at 7:J10 p. nt.
Mid-week service.
Itible study Tuesday. 7:30 p. ni.
Sr. choir practice Tuesday, H:l6
p. m.
Junior choir practice Wednes
day, 7 p. m,
Elmer E. McVlcker, pastor.
Valley Kndlo Chun h.
Pill Hay, pastor. P. O. box
MS.
Fundamental,-undenominational.
Pryndcastlng over KM ED, overy
Sunday, S p. m.
opening ehortis. "Come to the
Church O'er the Kndlo."
Prayer.
Hong "Abide AVlth Me."
Scripture lesson ('hillpplnns,
3rd chapter.
Solo Mrs. John K. Knight.
Announcements.
Solo Mrs. John IX. Knight.
Sermon Cod's, finished pro-
duet, 1 'hill p plans, 4-11 J ly
pant or.
Piclion
Aldrieh. A lantern in her hand;
Itclloc, The haunted house: Ib-ne-field.
A little clown lost; Jlpusun
llill country, lieivovicl. Peasants:
lieriieiey. Dawn; Hindinns, Tho
lone hand; lloyd, Shadow of the
John Khm-f (not a ilress?d 1 long knives: II r o m Meld, i ne
lwUurkes to Medford on Friday ramie rase of Miss Annie Sprung;
1 nv i.... ..,ii-ii,. iil,,. 'J'Iij. Ii4ll Wm ol' tile
i.imiini,, i nt'y nrn; ni-mnmiiio ....
u"e; t 'iinpmnn, i ne nappy moun
tain; iTiffoid, A prince of Malays:
Dahigerfleld. Wilderness house:
;.ng ducks this week in Klamath j
county. t j
K-l Ko.Hii-r is spending the, woe':
home in order to get ready !
for winter. He is o.suully workimj
'Herman Walters place on Apple-,
! gate.
TODAY
Tim McCoy
ONE
DAY
ONLY
GHFFIN CREEK MEN
WORK ON PLAY SHED
FOR SCHOOL
ClilFFlNT CHEEK, Ore., Nov. 17
(Special) Work on the play
yhed Is progressing nicely. The
men of the eomnumity are donat
ing the labor.
Mrs. Oeorge Flske entertained
some members of the senior class
of the Methodist Sunday school
at a party Wetlnewlay afternoon.
Mrs. Jackson and duughief. whs
have been visiting at the Wlllla.n
Cherry residence, left Thursday
the for their Jiome in Tcxjih.
j Eva and Mae (iolier have en-
tur servicri Sundny n'ght fea-'rolled in the fiviffin Cr'ck nvhoel.
lure singing of Mrs. John It ) J. I. Urown has just recovered
Knltiht, Jacksonville, recently ofifromjui attack of flu.
Portland, where she is well known Oiis Mack, Charles Howell and
to radio land, as well as WallaJc E. Clemens are .dressing tur
Walln, Wash. . Ikeys for market this week.
Last week we received letters! Mrs. Carter, county school su-
frtfin Nova ' Scotia. , Canada, and ; perlntendeut, Mlfs Marlon t nrys
Los Angeles, C'al.
. liill Kay,
Tastor.
Zlon Knglfh Iaithenm Cliurelu
Kourth at Oakdale.
Sunday school, 10 a. m.
Dr. Hlllerman has a special mes
sage for the children and young
people, and earnestly requests
everyone to be present.
At 11 o'clock Dr. Hillcrman will
again deliver the sermon, this be
ing his last Sunday before he utarts
for a six months' period of service
at Denver, Colo. The message of
the morning will bear mi the
ThnnUfgiving thought of the sea
son, and will be of interest to the
general nubile.
We nre fortunate Indeed to again
have I)r. Hillermnn with us. LetV
show him that we appreciate his
efforts in our behalf, by all being
In our places Sunday morning.
PreibyUrian Church I
lEighth and Holly. Edwin Law
rence, minister, G13 South New
town. Hihle HehooL 9MB. A youna la
dies class under Mrs. Prank Al
berts, teacher, invites young ladies
to its niemhership.
Sermon, 11 a. m., "Tho New
Evangel."
Organ Prelude
"Melody in F" Read
Offertory
"Song Without VorrtH"....Nordman
Anthem
"I Will Magnify ThfleIlosenthal
Mixed Quartet
Children's sermon, "Tho Pipe Ot
;an.
Postludo ...4 Selected
Evening service, 7:30 o'clock:
Organ Prelude
"Grand Chorus In K Flat....!lGRner
Offertory
"Memories" St. Clair
Message: "The KvannolJn Song.'
a study hymns and hymn writ
ers es agencies of the.ospel.
Postlttde Selected
Deeping, Obi Pybus; Diver, Put
yesterday; Dixon. Cinderella's gar
den; Fnrgiono, The river between:
Oibbs. Age of reason; tilde. The
counterfeiters; Comport.,' High
snow: Orcy, Wild Horse Mesa:
Cross. Famous fimmates; witt
odder cwenis from hceaory.
Cuest, Children of the- fog; Har
per, Kubrik the outlaw; Herges-
hciuicr, Quiet cities: llu.ley, Point j
counter point ; Kayo-Smith, Iron
and smoke; Kyne, Tide of empire;
Lincoln, Silas llradford's boy;
! Montague, l'p Eel river;. Nhdiol
son, T!io cavalier' of Tennessee;
Ogden, Chendtee trails; . Puxtun,
TelliiiKH; I'hllljiottH, It happened
llike thai: Jtavvlencn, TboJr Irndi-:
Jthin; liimhart. Two flights up;;
Santec, wbny; Silverire, Aimee
ViJIard, daughter of France; Small,
The splendid Cailfornlaus; an
Well ten. Spider boy; Wharton,
The children ; Wodehouse, Dtvots;
Wren, Itenu Ideal; Wright, The
Island of Captain .Sparrow; NA'yiie,
Mr. Ilodgo and Mr. Hazard;
Young, The torches flare.
Xou-Fh'tlnu
LuUwig, The Son of Man; the
story of Jesus, Jones, hrlst nl the
Hound Table; Shaw, The lntelli
Kent woman's guide to socialism
and capiinliwm; DJlnol, Great de
tectives and their methods; Dennis,
Tho romance of world trade Por
IN
"Morgan's
Last Raid"
Also
"TARZAN THE
MIGHTY"
I ' !
Continuous 12:33 to 11
E
DAY
ONLY
riendUjJImtghh
By John A.Perl
illMl
Uc kind to the aired. Invito
them into your home nnd
hciiri. Let us lnko counsel
vrith thtm and Ti'pay tiiflm
wlih kindnt'ss.
Service can be merely a
printed word, or n series of
experienced acts that result
in a dignified performance of
helpful measure.
THE PERL
FUNERAL HOME
426 SJXTH 5T.AT OAKDALE
PHONE fl
TOMORROW
ION
DA
l-IM I
LEWIS STONE
M&ciom McGregor
Marceline Day
in
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I 1 1
Let's get acquainted!
You have ideas about
the kind of clothes
you want.
You want a good,
emart, sensible style
that will become you.
A fabric that will
wear as well as it
looks.
Tailoring that's right
from top to bottom.
A price within your
means, and full value
for every dollar.
j Those are my ideas
about tailoring too.
Let's get together on
this clothes question
we.-k.
.Mr. and Jim. J. V. Brown have
limine KUcsta from VaihinKton.
Firit Chrhvtian Church
Ninth and Oakdale. Carman E.
Moll, minister. Ofllco and pastor'1!
study in tl.e church, phone 1007,
Hesiilence phone 1337.
"Test our welcome."
The splendid evaniteHstlc serv
hut little huccc!,.
Medfortl and the valley had its
first loiich of winter today ot
least freezing weather prevailed
dttrins the mornlns and forenoon
with a minimum of 2S at 5 a. m..
anil nnlto chilly weather prevail
ing the remainder of the day. al
though the sun came out early In
the afternoon. It wan the coldest
day of tho season so fnr. except on
Octohcr 13 the n.ilmum was dow n
to 27 for about 1" minutes.
The forecast Is for freeiins tem
perature tonlsht,' and fair weather
for tooitht and Sunday. .
The freezing weather of thl
morning made beds feel unusually
warm at arising time, and houses
feel like the Interior of an Iceher
until the fires warmed them up:
i and raused much Inconvenience to (
,jnany motor cars inroiusu
1 diatom seaming npraux-
eral.lc sport sho.Hlng at them, with ' "i
good has been .accomplislieil dur
ln-7 this revivnl campaign, but this
last week will be the best of all.
Meetings are conducted entirely by
home forces every night except
Tn urrT nnnrniinr. Saturday.
Ill lUrrl KllXrn IK 1 Morning worship and commun
lU ITILLI nUOLUUnSJ Ion. 10:55. Sermon. "The Perfect
and lllvine Creed." Sermon fnr
. , , . . ., evening service at 7:30. "When He
The Oregon stata hoard of hortl-j(.ame lQ Th(.r(J
culture will hold its fall meeting hf) 4)e(t of mUKie a) geveraJ sle.
in Itoseburg. December 12. I J and., B(lm,)e for ea. orvce.
14. tin December 13th nl 9 a. ro
an open hcarlnir will lie held on
the adoption of specifications for
a standard pear box. Iteprenen
tatlves of the departments of agrl
culture of Idaho. Washington and
California have been Invited to at
tend Hid nil attempt will be made
to standardise n box for the Pa
cific coast.
This meeting Is held in conjunc
tion with that of the State Hortl
The I"rr-.bjtcrlnn Church, I'Jigtc
ruhit.
Oscar T. Morgan, I'h. D.. min
ister. The regular services will be hel-l
on Rumlny. It will be worth
while to spend a little time on
Xtiuday In studying the Illble with
lis, nnd in engaging In an hour
of worship.
Kur.ilav s hool. 1 a. m. Mrs.
icr, i.'iiiiui cu H ii ni ai iiiii. iiiifl. , ...i ... i.i,
1). Ilulnca and Mrs. Kugcno Coloi'1"""' " "
of Jledford attended tho program """"'i "
given ly the firiffin Creek school minerola; 1-ull, Ancient man:
ThursdaV in observance of booltj '" ( '" ,
ant; Hyrd. Skyward; Page. Modoi-n
aircraft; Mold, The hook of green
vegetables; Ncwcoek, Salads and
windwiehc and i-peeialty dihen foi
restaurants and lea roonvs,
Citinn, Tnbfo si-wicn and decora
tion; Ibirnes, Feeding the child
from two' to six; Love, 11 ul 11 -In
furniture: SchnihlL Problem of
the ffttishlng room; Waugh, Hook
of iamisenpe gardeniag; Koeltwoli,
! Itock gardens: Wilder, Colour In
my garden; llathbun, A hack
Ki-oujid to (U'cJilti'ctui'C,
Tullmndg', '('lie wtory of nrehi
tecture i n A merScn ; W hit more ,
PrlntH'for the layman; Hurt, The
shower book; Degenbardt, "Show
and stunts"; Foerster, Anici lcnn
i'ilti-b:m; MaeKaye, The gobbler
ily spentli,f i1(,; Wl,f(- Wetilit; Hitten
v t r n 'l",u,,t 11P third liouk of modern
ai en-j vtM.He. 1(u,t Tno ,).,. (,,,.. ivake,
Hughes,
A way-
PETER B. KYNE'S
Great Story of Modern
City Life.
HILLS SNOWCLAD
'AXDKItSON CH1CKK, Ore., Nov.
17. (Special). The hills re white
with snow nil around us, muklntf
one think of winter.
Frank Martpiews wni up on the
creek Thursday morning.
.1. MacOowell and fain
Saturday night and Sunday
tral Point.
JhcH Hoitman nnd wife were in
Talent Tuesday. .
Jas. Mays and family wero din-
Peas;! tits a nd pot t cih;
About Kngland; Hannay,
jfan'r In Hungary; Vincent, The
K..nW chrintifin Mndeflvor will ,-" Italy of the Italians; Kdmonds, To
ntiidv the last chanter of tho nook, 1 ' ,m , , ' V 1 ;t t lnnd of tho eagles; KIMolL.The
! liiiri-v itriiriii niiti wim win v , . .
'The New Africa" Tho lnterme-1 " ' ... .t ; sunny sine oi Asia; nonneis, n
dlate society will meet at the sttme
time.
1
Newspaper Story
Harry Hrtght and wife went to
Crescent City, Cai., for the winter.
Tnm Harford and wlfa aro spend
ing few months In California,
visiting. Their rm Jesse in home
whllp they are away.
, q i yn were sorry oi iwiii- t nvn
COTTlin tO VlfltlO'ett ItalUy's sieknesH nnd hope he
win xoon ne at nome again.
Hill Khttnn ftml wife spent Sun
day and Monday at D. C. Hate's.
Marion t.'enters and son Hur
dottn were dinner guest n at the
MnjK home Monday.
K. J. Centr in papi rlUK Clff Clar-
vin8 house this week.
UPSTAIRS
RUBBER STAMPS !
ONYX
POINTEX
HOSIERY
For women..;. Jj51.95
Marshall Printing to.
Printing, Ruling, Embossing
' Process Engraving
Corner Main and Grape Sts.
Phone 13G3
fflllililiiiiiiliilllliliiiiiiililiiiiiiiiilf
It-
coming of the unexpected frccic
of the I cultural society, which meets, in ill. A. U'eldmnn, superintendent,
frccic. Hojcburg oti the above dates. I'liochUig, 1 la. in., by the
"Knudom of tho Press." ft pic
ture of the press nnd the under-1
world opens at the Hlaltn theater
lomorro with Lewis Htone In the:
leading role. - j
There have been many newspa-i
per films, but tills is one of the
best. The hurrying, feverish at
mosphere will be brought before
the screen public In n dramatic
anil Interesting manner.
The battle between the forces of
the underworld and the truih-
telllng columns nf a dally Is the
thenic of the story.
A group of stellnr players Is as
sembled in tho cast. Marrl'iin?
Day npnears In the leading femi
nine role as the word of the un
derworld king, the part assumed
by l.ewis Htone. Mairolm MrOreg
or Is a newspaper reporter and
Henry 11. Walthall enncts the
trash- role of that young man's
father, the publisher of the "Free
Tress."
Indian iimmfy; Hall, Tinlbuctoo
Wright, ilawkci-s and walkers In
early America; Upeiiknian, Mostly
Mississippi: Hliarp, The belter
country: Humphrey, Loafing thru
the Pacific; Iteevrs. Xi'tr Zealand;
Jenness, Tito people of tile twi
light; Lockiey, Oregon folks; Dean,
Uidly Madison, tho nation's hos
tess; Ixiwls, I'Yancols Villon; Allen,
Modern Jiipun and it problems; i
Mlliln, The Houth Africans; Hh
ertson. History of the ijitin-Ainer-ican
nations; Bell, Itemlnlsccnccs
of n ranger.
Notice Pythians
Onco a Pythian always a
PytHati. There are many
true Pythians In Mmlfnrd ami
vicinity who are not 'affil
iated with Tiillsmun Lodge.
W am uMiiicstlBg them to
communicate with C. K. JA
QVA, S)4 West Jackson,
rhono 1i:SX, or with J. W.
Wakefield, phono 17. j
INSURANCE
First Insurance
Agency
A. L. HILL, Manager
Phsflt 10S 30 N. CenSr!
Medford, Oregon
yii Tea, iinri.m imiM
The Terror Coming
to Hunt's Craterian
"The Terror," thetest all-talk-1
Ing picture, comes to Hunt's fra-!
tcrlan Monday. The ct incliules
May McAvny. Louise f'nr.tnda, VA-
ward Kverett Horton. Alec ii. I
Kranrls. Mathew Hclz, Holmes Her-j
berl. Otto Jlofflium. .losepb W.
tllraril John Mil Jan and Frank
Austin. Itoy Dei itnth directed, j
Not only nre all lines spoken in
"The Terror," but all sounds lncl-1
(tent to the amusingly t uncanny !
course uf action are heard.
Mall. Tribune ads are read
20.000 people every day.
DON'T WAIT TAKE Til KM
IX TIM V.
When Ohas. McAllister. Kear
ney, .V, J., reached the point
where he had to drag Ills tired,
aching, weary lidy frm a well
nigh sleepless bed. he did wise
thing bought It bottle of Kflley
Pills diuretic, and then: "After
tnking Foley pills diuretic for n
time I became nii right, and my
kidney distress, pnin nnd weak
ness are nil gone." Cost little.
H a 1 1 s faction Biiaraneed.- Trv
them. For sale by Jnrmfn &
Woods Drug rltore.
mFu hmwii wm hi " on Mr ,
I IT OUTBATS ' I
i I , HUNT'S 8TART8 ' : i I j
; I CRATERIAN MONDAY I '
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