Medford mail tribune., January 12, 1929, Page 3, Image 3

- MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORP. OHKOOV. SATfKlUY. .lANTAKV 12. .
PAGE TlHiER
EAGLE POINT
GRANGE HOST
FOR CEREMONY
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,. (By Mrs. Gertrude Haak)
: , EAGLK POINT, Ore.. Jan. 12.
(Siecial) These items appear a
bit late, but the correspondent has
been quite 111 and unable to getiW-m. Perry- It. T. Seaman.
out the copy sooner. Wo nope,' 'om Economics Mra. Myrtle
that, since we are relieved of the;Vr,"u 8mith. Mrs. Zona Humphrey.
. beavy burden of Uranpo work
l..,..tr.n 1. 1
jvhich we have ieen canrfng for
several years both county and
subordinate), we will be ablo to
devote more time to the official
- publicity. We believe that proper
publicity 18 a Btrog factor in build
in up our Ciranse and in increan
Ins attendance by letting our peo
ple know what tha Grange is doing.
. It is o easy to get in tne ha Bit
of stayins at home on Cranno
niKht, especially these cold niKbts,
hut if our Grange is to do the work
it should do, and can do, we must
have the loyal support of every
member.
There Is no meeting of the
Orange that does not have some
question come up during the busi
ness session or the lecture hour
that is of vital importance to the
farmers and the jteople of the ru
ral communty. And so, farmers
and members, remember that the
Orange la working for your Inter
ests. Come and help us work for
your own and your neighbors' in
terest. j :Tke Eagle Point Grange has had
a constructive program from the
beginning, with an enthusiastic
and energetic group of members
A always willing to help wherever
they are placed, and so with ""ou
in your small corner and 1 in
mine," the work is accomplished
without It being too great a burden
to anyone. ' . ,
So we greet the membership and
wish the Orange a happy and pros
perous year, hoping that each mem
ber will do his or her bit to. make
the wish come true. .
One of the beautiful things about
the New Year coming every twelve
months is that with the New Year
one always feels llko making a
new start and new resolutions and,
while one does not often carry out
all the new resolutions,, yet there
la the recognition of mistakes made
In the past and a desire to do bet
ter, and that means a great deal in
the race of life. And bo, with the
clean, now page of a new year be
fore our Grange, and with the mis
takes of the past still fresh in our
memory, let us all try to keep our
Orange year of 1929 as free from
Wot and Boil as is humanly ks
Blble. Our Grango mado a splendid be
Binning In starting its year's work
nn New Year's night. This was a
most Interesting and profitable
f meeting.
, Joint installation
1 Worlhv Master I. K. Kline had
arranged for a joint instalation of
officers with other Granges In the
county. This was the first joint
Installation ever held In the county
and was a splendid succcs. Offi
cers of four Granges were In
stalled: Lake Creek. Jacksonville,
Sams Valley and Eagle Point. ,
An I lie lone line of officers, 41
in number, filed into the ball and
marched around the room, they
were heartily cheered and it W'ts
an impressive sight. The heantlf il
ceremony was impressive inrongn-
out and we believe will furnish a
real inspiration to tnu many
Oranges taking part for ihelr w j:k
during the year.
ThoBe in charge of '.he vvork
were Mrs. Gertrude Haak, install'
ing officer; Mrs. Luella Kline, ra-
(alia bearer; Mrs. Grace Cowdeu,
emblem bearer; Mrs, Julia JJavlcg,
conductress.
The principles upon which the
Grango is founded, Its lofty Ideals
and high aims, as well as the oar
nest instructions to its officers, as
Bet forth in the installation cere
mony, cannot help but Inspire of
ficers and members alike with a
love for a loyalty to our oraer. .inn
love and loyalty arc' the motive
nouer for intelligent labor,
We hope that this auspicious be
i ginning of our Grange work on New
Y'ea's day augurs well for a year
of successful Grange activities, and
continued social anjl economic co-
operation by the several Granges
in the county.
It was with a feeling of sadness
that, we saw our master for the
lutst three years step out of his po
sition as our leader and into the
ranks. Under his leadership we
have had three years of unprece
dented development, for our com
munity. And under his leadership
we have built up a Grange which
(numerically speaking) is fifth in
. the state, but which is second to
none in its activities, its loyalty
and co-operative spirit.. This has
not been done, however, without its
attending heartaches, iisrourat,e- j
meats and diffieuHies. But-today j
linds ns. more united, more loyal,
more hopeful- and more ready for
tJie work to come than ever before.
, i Given Never Absent
It was with the same twitchy
. feeling of the heartstrings that we
f. saw our secretary, Charlie Given.
' who has been our secretary since
organization, escorted from his post
by the conductress to a place In
the ranks. Good natdred and conr
icous, faithful, efficient, diplomatic
and ethical are the qualifications
we place after his name. Charlie
Given ia the only member of our
Grange who can claim the distinc
tion of naver having missed a busi
ness meeting of the Grange since
lis organization nearly lour years
lis".
Following closely upon that rec
ord came Tommy Given, gate
keeper since organization and now
steward; I. K. Kline, master for
the past three years; Mrs. Gertrude
Haak, lecturer for three years, who
have each missed but two business
meetings. 0
Our new master,; Alfred Mlttel
steadt, goes into office with the
r full support of a loyal membership
who have faith in his integrity and
in kis ability to handle the duties
lapiTrlainhH! to his odica with,
j judgment and success. ;
j Hit address to the UcatiKe (upon'
jallaininu the chair) is character-i
fistic of his personality, it ml
j practically as follows:
I "I suppose that you will espert
; mo to it'll you whut 1 want to do
jthis coming year, also what 1 in-
j tend to do. 1 can do that In a Tery I
tew words. I want you to lira up'
to tha principles of tb llrause and '
1 intend to live up to the obligs-'
tioo which I took here tonight. K
we uo that wo w ill have a sue-.
ivkwu, year. ,
1 Committee Appointment -
; The commuteeH appointed tor
f - w,,rn follows:
I '"-an. loiet spencer, . ;
;l. Uements, Paul Force. ;
i Ways nd Means A C Kent
AI.l'W. 1-fltlm 'aninnt. il l!....rt -
i, . t
,,, jwiB .Muieisieaoi.warvsville and Palo Alto, Cal,
. legislation I. Ji. Kline. Mrs. Miss Naomi Van Uroos spent her
Gertrude Haak, C. t levies. 'vacation with friends and relatives
Marketing leo. Stoweli. 1. It. n .
Caudldalea Mrs. Knld Caster, j
. ,.. vanorem. i om eatai.
.Membershij) Mrs. Itosa Smith,
Tommy Olven, Mrs. lvttie Dutton.
laiailon r- IJavies, bam
Johnson. L. K. Haak.
Community Prniei'tH R A WpW.u
man. W.C. Clements. C. Humphrey.; Mrs. Ue Stoddard substituted for!'1Top!r ,four f""- Va:S .?,
.Nick ouag, H. W. Ward, Kd Cow-!hlm UurlnB his absence. KVPn lnB ,
den.
Roads W. M.
Vtattcnbers, .1. A. Bltterlin,
Library Mrs. Irma Seaman. Mrs.
Ruby UitterliiK, Mrs. Hessic Gon-
yon.
ilelief Mrs. Sophia Childreth.
Mrs. M. I,. Pruitt. Mrs. Mary Ksch,
Hoy Smith. C. 11. llanscom.
lublicity Mrs. extrude Haak.
Agriculture C. U Given. Carl!
Men, Frank Ditsworth. i
Co-operatkm Carl Ksch. George!
Stoweli, R. G. Fowler.
Mtieatum Mrs. Ida Kent, Mrs,
Iela Honhsm, Maude Jamison.
Music Mrs. Julia Da vies, Mrs.
Jessie Mlttelsteadt, Mrs. Kubv
Young, Isolec llrown, Katherjne
Phllbrook"
Visiting uMrs. Lizzie Perry. Mrs.
M. U I'ruitt, Mrs. Maude IMts
worth, Mrs. Ida Kent, Mrs. llillie
Vestal.
Faird H, T. Seasan, Mrs. Rosa
Smith, Mts. Lizzie Perry, C. L.
Olven, W. C, Jack.
Reception It. W. Ward. Mrs. I.u-
ella Kline, J. C. Spencer, Mrs. May
Stoweli.
The New Year's eve dance netted
a neat sum for the building fund
of the Grange, as well as furnish
ing a jolly good time for all who
attended.
The dance on the 5th was a most
enjoyable affair, although there was
not a large crowd present.
H is believed that the new ways
and means committee will continue
the policy of . giving dances every
two weeks.
The next mectlci will be Tues
day, the 15lb. On this night the
new first and second degree teams
will put on the work for those de
grees. There will also be an In
teresting lecture program In charge
of tha new lecturer, Mrs. Luella
Ward.
Mrs. Gertrude Haak and installing
team were unable to install the
officers of the Talent Grange, an
lanned, last Thursday night, on ac
count of the Illness of Mrs. Haak,
This was very much regretted as
wo are also glad to reuder any
service to our brother Granges.
Mrs. Haak will also bo unable to
take charge of the Joint installation
at the Central Point Grange, as she
Is not yet sufficiently recovered to
go out of the house. We believe,
however, that the assistants will go
to Central - Point on Wednesday
night and assist in any way that
they can,
KioIiliiL
PREACHES IN BEAGLE
BEAGLE, Ore.. Jan. li'. (Spe
cial I Missionary Randall was with
us laA Sunday and after Sunday
school he rendered a short sermon
which everyone enjoyed and prof
ited by.
Raymond Mayfield and MHWm
and Lawrence Sanderson made a
ornooIli T'ncy reported clear, sim-
shiny weather as soon as they ar
rived at the top of the mountain.
The many friends and neighbors
of Howard Rodgers are glad to get
the good news of his having gone
through the oiieration successfully,
and all wish him a speedy recovery
and hope that he can be homo be
fore long.
Several of the scholars of the An-
tloch school expect to take the mid
year examination which will take
place January 17 and IS.
K. It, l.ueas delivered a dressed
beef to the market In Medford on
Wednesday.
Thursday morning was bright
and clear. Kvcryone is glad to see
tha last of the logy 'Weather and
hope that the clear weather will
continue. The sunshine Is a great
treat after as many loggy days.- -.
Mr. and. Mrs. Zuck were Medford
visitors last Thursday.
School Notes
Monday, January 7, 'began, the
fifth month of the school yeorThe i
first haif of the term will soon be
over,-
Quitc a few- of the children have
been absent from school because of
measles.
FIREMEN RESCUE TEN
SEATTLE HOTEL FIRE
S-KATTl.Ii, Jim. 1!. (?) Ten
persons were rescued by firemen j
from flames which ate their way
through the Seneca hotel in Se
attle's downtown section late last
night and endangered the lives of
Its 5 roomers. Although the la
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were carried out unconscious," oon
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Clean rags wanted at th Mall
Tribuna office. tf
SCHOOL RESUMED
AFTER HOLIDAYS
!
AT Ml FALLS
lirTTK FALLS. Ore.. Jan. IS.
J Special) School bcKan Monday
after a two weeks Christmas va-
!cation.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Nee returned i
Saturday from Salem, where they,
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'home of Mrs. Nee's parents. i
i jr. rhJ Karl Hoover re-j
tinned Friday from a two wk '!
. -. , . . . . ....
vihu witn irienas anil reiauves m;.
Mrs. Uuth Mitchell returned Sat-!
arda.v from Marshfield. where she j
spent her time with her iwenta ;
land .son. . '
Mr. and Mrs. EiKeno Rlehmnnd i
did not return until Mmulav. Mr.
ut.. n...,.t isAia
' Those who remained here during
Perry, Adolpu.the holidays enjoyed Unite Fails
wonderful winter weather.
nights are rold and frosty but thei11"" a
,i , ,i.
when people of "the valley learn of
our delightful climate some wide-
...in i,..(i,t ,. ,..(,....
resort here. It would make an
equally ideal summer resort as the
summer weather is much cooler
than in the valley. .
Mr. and Mm. J. J. SlmevUle spent
Wednesday and Thursday at Grants
Pass and Rogue Hivcr. Mr. Ciillen
accompanied them as far as Rogue
River and wilt remain there (or a
few weeks.
Mr. and ifrs. O. M.' Goss have
returned to the Ml. Pitt district
after spending the holidays at their
home here. During the holidays
they were visited by their daugh
ter and family of Hilt, Cat
Mr. Frank Hoover returned Sat
urday to Klvcrta, Cal., after spend
ing the Christmas holidays with
his family here.
The old-time dance given here
Wednesday iiiht was a big suc
cess. There will be another in
two weeks.
Harold Hildreth returned to Eu
gene last week to resume bis i
studies at Uio university.
Floyd Hoyel of San Francisco,
who has been visiting friends here
for the past week, returned home
Sunday.
A good sized crowd enjoyed the
basketball games here Wednesday
evening between the town teams
of Butte Fails and Prospect, and
the boys' high sc-hool teams of the
same places. Both were fast, ex
citing games. The high school
game was the first lea'jue game of
the season and our boys won with
a score of 25 to IT. The score for
the men's teams was 35 to 19 In
favor of lintte Falls.
Eugene Walton and Percy O'N'eil
left Thursday for Kttgene.. where
they will attend the state high
school conference.
Miss Helen KlmervIHe, who Is a
student at the Southern Oregon
normal school, returned to school
Sunday after spending the Christ
mas holidays with her parents
here.
Claude Miles of Medford Wis a
visitor here over the week end.
Karl Wymore left last week for
Eugene, where be entered as a
freshman at tl;c University of Ore
gon. Mr. and Mra. Roscoe Larseii re
turned last week from a visit at
McMinville. Mrs, Larson is spend
ing the week with her parents here.
Mr. and Mra. Conrtrlght were
Medford visitors Tuesday.
Mrs. Celia Abbott was visiting in
Butte Falls last Monday. Her two
children, William and Evelyn, are
to live with their Grandmother Ab
bott and attend the Bittto Falls
school.
Newell Leach arrived here Fri
day afternoon from Klamath Falls
and Is visiting at the home of his
sister, Mrs. Rhea Hoover.
ANDERSON CREEK
The Punday callers at the Mac
Dowel! home were Chittd Clark
and family of Central Point, Clark
MaeOowell and wife of Medford,
and doe lloltman and family.
i (J. Hale and wife was out to
Medford Friday.
Mrs. Ja. Mays,, and - daughter
Ituth, epent Sunday at f M Cen
ters. ...
Mr. Hussler waa'out to Talent
Monday.
J. V. JIalley called at the May
home Hunday afternoon.
- Mrs. IJIae.k vaa out to the valley
Tuesday afternoon.
Clias. Marquees is visiting his
father this week.
i Kd Zemkl and brother spent the
ievenics at Mr. Uuheil's Thura
Mm. Chas. McCanna from Kla
math Kwlln is viaiHne her hrother.
Ja. MacOowelt and family thlt
week. ' .
Mrs. Jas. MaeDowll - called on
Mrs.' Mays rriday afterneon.
New Residents
From Canada Buy
Valley Property
Paul Gt-rbcr. recently from Olds.
Alberta, Canada, has purchased i
through the Warnotk t4hct!cy
atfodpv. nn orchnril tract ill the!
edge of Central Point and three
,if-e, in the nv Ifltvi4r trort
Mr. Ce.rber will build home
on the orchard tract in the spring.
Th. fnmiie i t.- Mdidinir In
Medford and like the city and
vnttev verv much.
. , J
I'ARIS. UP) Medical students
in ,he University of Parta are fae-
ing a crUls In the dearth of corpses!
I for eiamlnatlon. The death rate
j In th public hospitals of Paris hast
dropped steadily during th last
1 four rears.
St. Mark's Kpiseot.
Corner Oukdnle and Kiftlt street.
ts a. m.. Holy commuiMon,
ID a. in., umlay iehmM.
ll:ij a. m., Moraine; service,
Wni. it. Hamilton, Hector.
I H. S. Cinireti.
llolds Huml.iy sjenooi nims
Sunday
U. h hall.
Visitors wt-icome.
Nwiown mar Main.
Sunday iM-lioot. 9;4& a. m.
'reaching nervier 11 a, m.
ii-.achig srrvk'i, IS a. m. and
:3 i. m. ivVMHRJt J8ctt fill-
ins tho pulpit both nioriiing and
-voninj;.
t
Kveryuudy invited. A Ids 'l-
co."K' aits u
Firt IlnMlit t liun-lt.
W. 11. tttoti, mlnitt?
Sunday school, 9:4
tit.
Young
rtnon.
Jonah and the "Whatc
At ihp merninjf service tin
Ttie evening musical prosmm
featirc singing of tlio old fayorit
" " ". "'J,
new chorus choir, sinking. Mnt,
ondroiis t.ra. e of J a. i
be broadcast over KMEO.
Try our welcome.
j 4 -
l)b-ipl .V-scmhly of Jesu Clirfat.
I IS Kast Main street, upstairs.
W. K. llrown, pastor.
Meetings during tile week: Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday lit
7:30 p. m.: Sunday 11 a. m. Adult
Hlhle stury, S p. m. and also evan
gelistic service, J;Sf p. in. We
follow Jesus and iimch and preach
His commandments and also the
romniandmen's of hi- apostles. As
a sufficient standard t holiness
for all New Testament disciples of
Christ, and we reject ail sectarian
commandments and traditions of
men. and wo only recognize one
church, and the new birth adds
us al! to that npiritual body.
Public invited.
I'.nglMi Lutlu-rnn Church.
Fourth at Oakdaic.
"Where the way is mode plain
Dr. li. C Funk, pastor.
Telephone 14S4. Jtcfldence,
D1S
West Fourth street.
Hour of worship. 11 a. m. "The
Scarlet Thread" will be the subject
of the sermon by ttui pastor.
Special movie. Organ prciuue.
Opening Voluntary," by
Clark.
Antlum. "Though Tom-
Sins He
As Scarlet." by tJoanc.
Ofmrlorv. 'Song Without Words'
bv Wilson.
Postlude, 'Postiude," by
I.o-
renz.
The P.Sblo school begins at 10:t5
a. m. The public is cordially in
vited to attend these services.
Valley Itadlo Minrcll.
in ,.. .nn.,intealii,n!il.
f. .. .'. am Ma. '
uiil iiay. -
ford. Phune JaHmmvllie
Hroadfasting ?vry Knndoy niht
ut H over station KMKll.
Opening citoru?, "Come to the
Church O'er ih Kadlo."
Prayer, scripture, sacred hymns,
Kolo Wilbur liaiwon.
Pastor's flubjvci; "The Most Im
portant Question."
To the many nwests conilim i"
by mult nnd phone we will try to
rply and erant as hrxt we van.
nnd
This in everyway s cnurcfi.
"whorocver wur smn have a part
In sending e SHel niewmKe tu
the many wtiu will set it in no
other manner.
First Christian Cijureh.
Ninth and Oakdalc streets. Car
man K. MelU minister. Offlci
i . . t ut .,! tn i H v cltlllY'll.
aim iiiwi"! n
I'hone
2007. Kemaejiee iwu,
1337.
- 4Tot our "welcome.
Morning worship and commun
ion nt 10:55. Sermon, "The Idft
Lisht of Christ." Hpecl musie.
M rT H field
1.. i itelief
and a native Armenian, will speak
on cmidltloiM in the Sear Kast.
Thcrc will also bo a good song
service and special music.
Christian Endeavor groups will
meet at S:SM,
I Unto school assemWy S:45.
Central lint I-ilcnilctl Cliurclics.
J. M. Johnson, jMistor.
The lesson 1n the lilble school to
morrow is on tbe subject of "Kin."
The tent is In Men. 3; Horn. 0: 1.
John t:5-. School opens at S:4u.
Arthur Webster, superintendent;
ltubt. Moore, secretary.
The young people's societies meet
at 8:30. Tlio lemon In the devo
tional service Is -on 'Lovinii As
1 Jesus boved,' based on John 13:
1-7. AH are welcome, all are
needed,.; ; .
The origin and the nature of sin
will be discussed by the iiastor in
thd morning church service, in
the evening service tile second of
a scries of sermons on tha second
coming of Christ will be given. The
second coming as taught fcy Christ,
as the theme. Come enjoy tilt
good music and the worship with
us.
Churelt of Chrtsl.
Central Point, Ore.
Faithful men In charge
Asscmbiy, 10 a, m, rach Hunday.
Worship, t0:S a. m.
Kinging, teaching, admonishing.
contribution and memorial serv-
,c-"'
1 1 ne orena kbicb w e nrvun
Is il
" communion ot ne ooay oi
""l 7 me cup oi mwsmss we
blei, is It not the communion of
the Wood of Christ? I. Cor, 10: IS.
Hong and closing prayr.
Special notice to the members of
Christ body In and around Med
ford, who desire to worship with-
out Innovation and believe in re-
I celvine the Holy Spirit by the
"hearing of faith." Oal. :2.
Th publie Is cordially Invited
I tn attend our meetings, and our
piare of meeting Is in
e-f Christ iSciesee bull
Pine street.
Main Street MetiiudM tlnmll,
Noultl.
The Friendly Church on the
; corner.
James I-;. Cornier, p:L.Mor.
j Sm day sehue-1 at S;K a. m.
' I'teachin at 31 a. m., by the
itev. Jt. J;. Paroimi;iail. who is
Upeaking in -the ilitoiett of the
!,Vr Ulc.
j Kvti.ming ihw address, the offi-
r. of the junior and eni.r nils-
Witt i lusiHd, t
i t-tlas-s iti-t at v. Hi
, ' Chrti tf the Indian llad." wiU
,1 tts t-st ffr tb Miiy c?m-w.
ir-achii; at :30 j. m. Thy
parff hj a hi" s-Miiiun til
ijN-ct, Korfiur tays." This ic tl
tasi l th? jHri's tn fLiint PauL
( Alliwfe ?rvUvs at 7:1- m
Kvcdtsdny ivnine.
You are wtkoim to a or a!littnl for ri-Jitr-m-" h-s-wluar-
i services.
'lt- (Ian of lul-l. SiicnlM.
AHttttrtI,l ttrom-ii if 1 li imifrr
I'liurrh. the First hun-h of ChrM,
Scientist, in Jotin, Mass.
r- Services are b'ld every Sunday
ut li trksck, church edifice, -12hhcir lifitics. l:mvinii uiii fsiijou'
Xurtfa OakdsU-. Mulijcct for
h'undny shtuit ut S:45. Amdi
caiu utulci. lh age of 0 may i&
adiuiUtHi,
WeItH.tj- evening nwtitiBH. . in the dMrlrt and nil ( (l ;
which iuHude tttimoHies of Chris- insists are bivine i.lsiim U hrtiig i
tiau SM'itce hcaliap. at S o'clm-k. i-j; ticlcKittioii!. At?dfrd Is ef-'
Ttie r'adiBK rtom which is iiipprmtly d-sir,i of irlii;in vev
the Medford buildinK, is open daily Itis crowd because f tap syi-j
fi-om 12 to 4, except Sundays :imt;lMSH iveii the Mate cuiivtfeM hi
holidays.' The.iUtde and all au-ilmi cty by the tlrants t'ass i '
u..j t.i,rlton s..i,.,-e )iiera-
lure may be read, borrowed or pur
chased. The public Is cordially invited to
attend the services aud viit the
reading rm.
Presbyterian Church
Eiiaih Perry Ijiwrenre, mitufder,
51U South Newtown.
Liiiio school. 9:45 a. m. Kvery
member of the school Is urged tu
lie present every Sunday of ibis
winter quarter.
At 11 a. m, the Near Kast HeHef,
a great philanthropy. .1. J. Hand
saker oi Portland, field director.
Will present the final message on
this great service. Music, organ
prelude, "To Spring" Hlrieg): of
fertory, "Serenade" (Sclmlerti: vo
cal duet, "The Uird la My Shep
herd" (Smart I anthem, "Torrjf
Willi Me, Oh My Savior" tltald
wlnl, mixed quartet.
At 8:30 p. in. the Christian Kb
deavorers will hold anniversary
service, the tenth anniversary of
prohibition victory. A. W, Pities:
will sjieak. In addition to several j
young people, I
There will be no 7:3d p. m. serv- i
ieo as adnMs nre invited to tills
meeting.
Presbyterian Church of .faeksoii
vllie. Next Sunday will be a upetial
day of service,
..Sunday scliol at 10 a.m.
At U a, in. there will be n pro
gram service Interspersed with mu
sic, commencing with the reuular
opening service, followed with imp
tismai and reception of members,
ordination of eiders, insinuation of
eldera and closing the hour witli
the communion
All of the mem- i
n, ,,, m..,.,i i
io Ims prMjnt for it is the lai com
mtmloti for th flm-al yr.
ChrNi las Kndeavor at 6:45 a. J
Si T:S0 therfi will le another
special jTvlee mnde. so hy having
the privilege of havlns li. I- A
Thosnpsun synodiral mterlntend
ent f the Presbyterian rhureh, V,
K. A.t at Portland, u-ins present
to make the addre of the honr,
Do mrt mim this special day at
opportny.
Jiissier sic m-ki ramm
Fir? MetlimliM 1iurtii,
Wwt Main at l";e.
1lymond H. Hf., MinlRter.
The church rchooi, S:45 a, in.
A reverent service of worship
that brlnj?s tied near, 10:55 a, tn.
Jlev, at, i, rarounKiun will
- j.
I." , i i ,.
p. ni. Miss I411iil wawer leans
the Senior Kpworth league,
Happy Sunday evening hour,
7:30 t). in. Mr. Hccs speaks on
"The Itad tai of lin-aklne Mir-
mrs," An opportunity is E.vcn
t meet the suvlor of men face
to face.
The morning music includes Or
gan prelude. "Hymn of Nuns by
l,efcburc-Wely; offertory.. "1'rn-
liido In n" by Itaymond; prtlule
'Marche Ituinsine" by tlounod.
hc hoir 1 singing two n-
t hems' In the morning. "Clirirtlan,
the Morn Wreaks 8wrty '
Thee," siieljey, and "Vjx Uilecti,
Uykes. At nlsht the anihetn m
Mendclmmbn's "We Htnnd In Ii
Hcpentence," Boiolst, Mr". Kntght.
iliUTfii Of iitXi.
Korth Holly anI Haven.
Uv( Cha, A. Cooper, padr.
Uev. W, Hopkins, evant;eHi,
Hunday sehool, IM a. m.
Preaching, 1 1 a. tn.
Young people's meeting. 6:38 p.
m.
.. .Evening liervlees, 7:30 p. m.
All tisve hsen enj?is tHv '
mens of the evasis.-lixt. r'umiay
evening Hopkins wit! Ijegin s
s rie a three sermons from the
,wrtw test, Luke H:M.
A tvelesm is estendtd t( all.
I'n MHlwjdl-a horrl
Cor, Ivy ssid WrM Tenth
Hunday jehejl Is a. m., to wlih'h
yoa are all Invito. Ik the
orvmninn of oar 4artej iy meetinsf'
The district eidr, licv. A C.
Archer who Is so well and favor
ably imowu, is with s and will
preach 'thin evening, Hunday morn
ing and evening. The morning
snhjevt will he, WHneinK fr
ChHetj" Communion will follow
the fctmufi. ISev. Archer Is a man
filled with the spirit, and presents
the word in his own wnlguu man
ner, whfch Is fcm-ouratfing and i
spiring Yoy will li profited l?y
hearing this man of 1od. Kren
Inff nervlcts ltlaf
Corns ond worship with us.
3. S, ?4Uonttld, pastor.
A. Draff of Tacoma and M
f'elack ef HtkUt sr among the
KtiestK ni local hotels from the
stats of Washington.
ILEGION POST OF
GIANTS PASS Tl
ENTERTAIN IT
imrtjs tjf UiTH vm :
atfr ljrt n January far iH-
tliirK't t-wtiiVrf nt-, shk ls is
prtjrtitns oV a small.
t-iivvjuKitj. JijaiaiHHs - r .
gif'sg ahad i;itliy tuday fr ih-
stin at U H tiwri ,
jsseota! hnJri frivr 3criv
- iin ill b i iittf?id.-iiwv
I The Ht!-i hajs 3h-
jti-rs, A lnt!.iiicM nset-)si5f
?ducted ly iu-n Kit-li'r, state csm-
asuer. and 1 art
. ,;j,,.,t u-il) 1, ,,.5,1
at 3 o'clock. Thiw wiil ix fl-
;i,mi by a banquet tr tM vHirx'
iHnd tli b.ral isjrmiivrs mn.t
iar ihv rcmaititit-r of the tnviMMi?-1
Alt uf hern .r'K, iiiclttd-
ins lakrvicw. Klitmut h !
Medfiird, Ashtnmi. rants Vn ,
Ktriy and itttmri;, is imwdi '
;eln t
streets of the city will 1
liiliy !
iecmicii fur the tn-csis-ion.
The MetHord iwst has MffE-xnt
Ui hiring over their 4 ct tr;to
(bat made a big bit durinj; the .
sihic cmcntitn tnre i:i.
It is atw poystlde thlU a 4U et S
purty may be whedtiled fr tbe
evening.
The llnuils Pass Lesion Auxll
itrv will nlt'n4i the tsiniiet nn
FREE SEED
Mail ibis coiHun itli ISr vain iw
stamps for my illH!lraUd priK
ti and Hcm1 fataioj;, and n t'u
pufk&pi' of my i'hinw Ufgulv iMy
wjmK Tli is ' iu.H f ait itiii'n
anywhere five feet hh -hh rtx j
niwi set a free coupon kJ fn- inv
(5iHiiteii! binb r pijeknge of ;
isMcti in ly calabK.
WAltltKX M'HSI-:UV
I32.- TliiKl Ave.
.Set!k, Wa5i.
Tomorrow
Hotel Medford;
Dinner $1.00 ;
"The Pood Is Better"
At the Medford
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sla!y v.-'ttt-5i- 'ina awd th l&g&m post is hiiix
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4lj an ) P.is-s wiU Jjuve Ii.t4 Ihu AJifi S thiurjjjaa o ibe coBft-r-
it!t1lctrt' f rtiUrin,iiins mwii a frtif tHtmwmUU
To Stimulate
Local Buiing
We Offer
No. 1 Common
Fir s4s
1x-l
JxJ
It. 1x12,
t. 2x12,
M S22
M $22
M 22
M $22
H
lxt Shi)la, u-r
lx8 Slsijilajl, H'f
No. 2 Common
Fir s4s 1
i i t -t ..-to - m etc
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io 2 Xl ti 3i SIS
t, , , - . f T
lllIU, 1XW-1X io
No. 3
Common Fir
, . Ts;,
OiU(iiai, i.MHUMiatuu,
Boards, litfathiug $15
Lower Grades
From $S per l up
Flooring
Ceiling
ix.n
Xo. 4 Flooring $20
K ,.(,, Fl,JOiniiff ..S16
1X4 AO. t XiUOrilUT 3i
Ix I Y. a Firing....S lO
1x(j Ptmi. Fkriiiir-SIS
1x4 Cfilinu
$20
2-8x0-8 5xp Hoop $1.75
8x10.1 It, Bmh ......T5c
.Medford
Lliimber Co.
One Block North
- S. P. Depot.
Whether
Tenant or
Landlord
toe Want Ad Section
Gives All the Help
You Need
Our Want Ad Section com
pletely vcii5 the ayart
imait and house reiiiiuu
situation. Jt lists prat-tial-y
every vacancy j . givej
you m o r opportunities
llnm you can ust1. And If
you have a place for rejit
dtni't fail to insert an ad in
lliis department. The 5ji
eoinparfflblt; r osul t-gettiHg
power of our Want Atte
jwwer drawn from a larjjc
eircuiation 3h at your Am-
J 'tiMtl.
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TONIGHT
Foils Mm Gang , of Cow
boy Jats tist Land ef ShieX
for the Time of Your Lifs
and his
wonder
horse
TONY
COWBOY
AH
ALSO
OOOO AOOEO SHORT
COMEOV
BOTHERMEL'S MUSIC
ADMISSION
10 as
10 A 35
TOMORROW
Oiw 0y Only
CHESTER
CONKLIN
"TAXI IS"
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