UTTCPFOTCD MXTL TftTmren, UTT.DFOTtT), OHKOOX. SATURDAY. OCTOBER 12, 1929.
PAflE THREE
NAMES FOR NEBB
Whatever troubles liintle N'rbb
may he having in his film mnUlm;
venture, portrayed each day in the
Mail Tribune's popular coinie strip,
select Ion of a title should prove
the least of his worries, lludie has
help and how!
hundreds of surest inn havi
been received by the .Mail Tribune,
the best of whieh have been pub
lished from time to time. Letters
from the comic Btrlp fans attest
the poularily of the Nebb comic
and also the far-flung circulation
of the paper.
Children have submitted the
bulk of the title s u k k e s t 1 6 n s,
though many grown-ups have also
taken pen In hand to urge their
choice of titles.
decent letters bring the follow
ing: "A Glorious Dawn," submitted
by G. J. Shafer, Jacksonville.
"I'eep Behind the Scenes.'' by
Edith Weidman. Eagle Point.
"Turned Kight. Then Left." and
"Her Father's .Mistake," by 10
y ear-old Maxine t'oblelgh of Phoenix.
"Ruined Life" and "Home Ties
liroken," by llnth Mays of Talent.
"Her Daddy," "United, at Last"
and "Those Flinty Stones." by FJv.i
,L" Smith nf nih'll. From "Stone
to Flint," Helen Vltlenbcrger, Ash
land.
BR0WNSB0R0 PAIR BELLVIEW CLUB HBHii
uum moL i muvjo i lhiio iyill i ii iu
dv niiin" urnniMpj rnD MnnnnwicDQ
FILM TOJTRlBUNEj BY QUIET WEDDING
ISJIOWNSllOHO, Ore., Oct. 12.
(Sieeial.) Miss Ellen Tucker and
Albert Hor.gland slipped away to
Grants Pass last Saturday, Octo
ber 5th, und were quietly married,
much to the surprise of their
friends. They will make their
home near Grants Pass, wiiere Mr.
Iluagland is employed.
St. .Mark's i:ptscopal.
Corner Oakdale and &th.
S a. m. Holy i-ommunlon.
HI a. in. Sunday school.
11:15 a. m. Morning service.
Wm. 11. Hamilton rector.
L. J. liohrer and son Louis re
turned Wednesday from a trip to
Hornbrook and Yreka, Oil,, where
P.ELLVIEW, Ore., Oct. 12.
(Special.) The members of the
Upper Valley Community club met J
at the home of Mrs. C. H. lambkin!
on Wednesday afternoon. Twenty- j
one members were present and fiv.
visitors. Mrs. It. C. Itell. Mrs. lteni
Eayers, Miss Maud Forhan, Mrs.
MeConnel and Mrs. Humes. )
One of the first events for thej
winter will he a get-acquainted J
meeting to be held in the club
Catholic I'htiivh.
So. Oakdale Ave. and 10th St.
Masses at 8 and 10:30 a. ill.
Uev. F. VY. Llack, pastor.
Gold Hill Methodist Chuivh.
L. F. Helknap, minister.
Sunday school ut 10 a. m.
Morning services. 11 a. m.
they visited with relatives and house November 1. with a pro-
friends since Saturday.
Lester Messal spent last week
end visiting with his sister, Mrs.
Neva Wiley of Grants Pass.
Cecil Culbertson went to Port
land last Saturday and on Sunday
drove a new car homo for his
brother-in-law, Clarence Pierce.
Clans Charley entered the Sacred
Heart hospital where he underwent
an operation last Wednesday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Grissom of Cli
max is spending a few days at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Joe
Maxfield.
Daily Meteorological Report
Ovtf 12, 1H2
Medford and vicinity: Cloudy
and unsettled with probably occa
sional showers tonight and Sun
day. Not much change in tem
perature. Oregon: Fair In east, cloudy and
unsettled in west portion with
probably occasional showers along
coast tonight and Sunday. Not
much change in temperature.
Local Data
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Temperature (degrees) i!T 42
Highest (last i'i hours) CH 65
Lowest ( last 1 1' hours) 45 41'
Uel. humidity ( pr ct.) 51 90
Precipitation ( inches) .. .0 1
State of weather Pt. Cldy. Clear
I gram, games and refreshments
served at the close of the evening.
Newcomers to llcllview are espec
ially Invited to attend this meet
ing. The dollar social proved to be
'quiet- and a help financially to
the club as $21.03 was received
by (he treasurer. Each lady pre
sented the club with a dollar and
told how she earned It.
At the close of the afternoon,
refreshments were served by the
hostesses. Mrs. I Jimbkin and Mrs.
Hessewaner. The next meeting
will be held in the club rooms with
Mrs. A. C. Joy and Mrs. F. C.
Homes as hostesses. (' The subject
for this meeting is Arts and Crafts,
by Mrs. Frank Jordan of Ashland.
TAllLE ItOt'K, Ore., Oct. 12.
(Special.) Work is progressing
on Hensley dwelling houses be
ing built on tracts of the Tuttle
subdivision.
Among the Sunday visitors here
were J. M. Dodge and family of
Medford. Will Lydiard, the Med
ford merchant, O. L. Wilson and
daughter Frances of Sams Valley.
Stanley Vaughn reports a nice
three-point buck secured by him
since the seuson opened.
Lester Hamilton is building
pens for his foxes near Ft. Klam
ath, where they will be moved In
the near future. Climatic condi
tions in Klamath county are agree
able to the production of prime
furs.
E. B. Day. the Rams Valley farm
er and stockman, was a business
visitor in this district Wednesday
morning.'
Apostolic Faith MUslou
42 North Front St.
A hearty welcome to all. Ser
vices the old fashioned kind. Testi
mony ami song led by n 14-piece
orchestra, and preaching of the
word of God every Sunday ut
1 1) : 30 a. in. and 7:30 p. in. No
collections ever taken.
IN TABLE ROCK FIRST SORGHUM GRACES
Lowest temperature this morn
ing 40 degrees.
Total precipitation since Sept. 1,
1 !!!!), l.Oti inches.
Temperatures a year ago today:
Jlighest 5!); lnweKt2H.
Sunset today. 5:31. p, in.
Sunrise Sunday, tl:2l a. m.
Sunset Sunday. 5:33 p. m.
Observations Taken at 5 A. M.
120th Meridian Time
3 t
CITT
v s r r
linker City CI 32 Clfiil'
lllsnmrck f.O 31 Cloudy
lloiso i!2 40 (Vim-
Denver C'l 40 Clear
Den Moines 111! 44 P. Cily.
Fresno . xo 52 Clear
Helena 01 3X Clear
I.os Ansreles 7 OH Clouily
Marshfiehl 02 4S Cloudy
Phoenix till 02 Clear
Portland 02 50 Cloudy
Hell Illuif XL' uli Clear
Kosehurg 00 54 Cloudy
Salt Lake 00 4 1 Clear
San Francisco... 74 50 Cloudy
Santa l'e OS 44 Clear
Seattle 5S , 52 cloudy
Spokane 00 40 Clear
Valh Walla .... 5 40 Clear
Winnipeg 30 P. C.ly.
O. K. ANDKltSON,
Tenipomrily in ch-jim-.
Art Mix, his
Theatre Tonight
SAMS VAI.LEV, Ore.. Oct. 12.
(Special.) The enrollment at the
school increased the last week,
making it necessary for a number
of desks to be put in some of the
rooms. There was a shortage of
water at the school during the
past week, because of repairs to
the pump.
John Day. who has been employ
ed in the government service din
ing the summer, .returned from the
I'nion Creek station this week. He
will leave soon for Oregon Kta.e
college to resume his studies.
A large crowd greeted the cast
in the play. "Mummy's Ltl Wild
Hose," whldh was given at the
Eagle point Grange hall last Sat
urday night. The Sams Valley
Grange, which put on the play,
made about $25.
TABLE ROCK.RESIDENCE
TABLE ROCK. Ore., Oct. 12.
(Special. ) The first hatch of hot
Khum at the Sam Newman -or-
Khum factory was run off In time
for the hreakfust hotcakes Sunday
morning.
Valley ltadlo church.
pill Pay, pastor. P. O. box 918
lirondcasting Sunday iiIkMh tit
elulu, from studio of KMEI).
'.Mrs. Lulu snulsbury In musical
headings. Pastor will sltlB Mary
(. Carey's none, "The Way of
Faith," and preach from the same
subject.
We hnve the larcest Sunday
niKht conui-CL-atlon In southern
ISIIile ' school assembly, 0:4
Christian Kndeavor sroupa nice1
at 0:30.
Mid-week service Wednesday
evemnK. 7:30.
Special lllblc clues.
In connection with the Howard
school district union Sunday school
hcimtliiK tomorrow aftcrnoonj
I'.cv. .1. M. Johnson of the Cell-!
Hal Point federated churches Willi
hcKln teaching ll class of both men
anil women, usinjr the book of:
Romans as tho text. All uclulls
are welcome to these classes, l.rlni;
a bible, preferably a note-book
and pencil besides.
at 2:30. The wortl "Heady." Is
the key wurd for the first study.
:!CALL PRESBYTERY
MEETING OCT. 23
FOR REV. PORTER
T IE
1
Latter Saint Siimlay School.
.Meets every Sunday at 10 u. m.,
in old Odd 1'Vllows' Hall.
Kvery one welcome.
I'hM Presbyterian rinircli.
(Maude It. 1'orter, Minister.
Kesidence Phono 1372. Church
phone l!l t.
Church school a. m.
Senior and Junior C. E. 6:30
p. in. 1
Worship services 1 1 a. m. ami
7: lift p. m.
Mid-week service, Wednesday at
7:3 p. m.
The Riiest soloist for the Sunday
morning worship service will be
Miss Montana Malum, violinist.
The morning sermon topic will he
"The Imperatives of Jesus." In
the evening Mr. Porter will preach
on "When Is Prayer Always Ans
wered?" At the mid-week nerviee
the second of the lectures on "Tho
Life of Jesus" will be presented
I Legge of the federal farm hoard
j to be ready to start Its marketing1
,, . , . , 1 opci at ions probably by November ,
The ca 1 for a meet ng of the'1 , ;. . 1
1 . Lt'L'L'OM assertion was made
School opens j Presbytery of Southwest Oregon ,f, n.r(.Sentat ives of the
has been issued to meet In the ; Kraln corpora t ion. headed by Wil
Klrst Presbyterian church, Met!-ilium Settle of Indiana, had eon-
October 23rd. uueii Willi memoers 01 me ooaro
on (he organ i'at ion s cnartcr ami ,
WASHINGTON, Oct. 12. (Pi KAGLK P()INT. Ore.. Oct. 12.
i The farmers national grain cor-: (Special The first regular meet-pin-ation
was said by Chairman lug of the student body was held
ford, Wednesday,
Thiu iu i'...- tin ion-nose of receiv
ing'the Lev. Claude it. Porter into ! 2U.tUMi.iMMi capitalization
Presbytery ami installing him as
tastor of the church. Mr. Porter
has been on the field since Sep
tember ISth.
The public la invited to the nerv
Monday. September 30. A com
mittee consisting of Dorothy Wil
li! te 1 totina Iirown and Fred
Co mp to n were appointed to take
charge of the election, to bo held
October y. Klsie Wilhlte was elect
ed president. Mary Hannaford,
v 1 c e-preslilent and Marguerite
Marshall and Sybil Caster named
secretary and treasurer. It was
decided to elect the yell leader
loe that evening and Invitations t
Aerial Elcpement
SHOUT HIM.S, N. .1. .V) llob- I later on after the athletic season
Pit Good. Jr., of Morristown. j has started.
N. J.. n student at New York uui ; - 1
versily and a son of a leather ; airplane. From Hartley Kleld. N.
tnanul'acturer, and Miss Sara M.
being sent to all '"rch and j A1'I(.t,nai. l) ,lort UjljSi Hau,-htor 1 Gretna Green at Helair, Mil.
thousands that can not bo reached IPresl.ytery will meet In this church
otherwise. We invite you to come
to tho church over the radio.
l-'lrxl Methodist Olnirrli.
Alexander 11. Hennctt, )aator.
Sunday school, !):45 a. m., with
graded ctn'iiculum and classes for
alt iircs.
MornliiK worship, 11:00 o'clock.
w ith sermon by the pastor, "What I looking for a church home.
on October 23 for the purpose of
installini; Uev. l. H. Porter as
pastor of the church. The men's
club wilt hold a dinner ami meet
inK of tho club on Thursday at
G:;t0. All men are invited. Tho
purpose of this church is to pre
sent a inornlni! of worship each
Sunday. We welcome all who are
J their pastors, not only of .Medford
IHll also OI acaioy places, ii ji'm
in the reception of the new pastor.
The followiiiK ministers will par
ticipate: Uev. II. T. Mltchelmore
of Ashland will preside and pro
pound the constitutional questions;
licv. I). V. HalKht of Klamath Kails
will deliver the address; ISev. K.
lverson of Medford will Klve the
charge to the pastor, and the Itev.
W. O. Johnson, Jr.. of Phoenix will
give the charge to tho people.
M. E. EPWORTH LEAGUE I
tltey flew with a pilot friend to
They
sliicU brnUer. have eloped by i plan a flying honeymoon.
Film fans who attend the ls!s
theater tonight will witness one of
the most stirring of the recent
western pictures, the "Ace of Cac
til." starring the two-fisted cow
boy of tits silver screen, Art Mix.
JACKSONVLLE CM :
JACKSONVILLK, Ore.. Oct. 12.
'Special.) The clinic held In our
city on Thursday lor pre-school
age children was well attended.
The clinic was under the direc
tion of Or. Kmily Ilnlcom and
County Nurse IMith Iuibscher.
Mrs. Glendora l.Makeley, state ad
visory nurse of Portland was In
attendance at the clinic and gave
helpful suggestion?. These clinics
will be held on the serond Thurs
day In each month at our new
health center.
Hay Coleman and Loe Smith left
Wednesday for Klamath Kallfl for
a few days hunting.
Charles Dunlap has disposed of
all his sheep except 1"3 ewes kept
for breeding purposes. He has a
ranch here and among other crops
to be planted is a large tract of
ladino clover.
Mrs. Lulu Penland, who has been
visiting a year In southern Cali
fornia, is visiting her daughter,
Mrs. John Xealon. and family here.!
The Ladles Sewing club held a
very enjoyable meeting at the K.
D. Wilson home Wednesday after
noon. Delicious refreshments were
served by the hostess.
The "Harmony Hi" girls held
their last regular meeting at the
home of Miss Kxa Hart and cele
brated the birthdays of three of
their mem be rs. M Isses Ma ry and
Nitn Newman and Miss Rvn Hurt.
Refreshments were served by Mrs.
Hart, assisted by Mrs. Schafer.
The Hoys' Sunday School club
was entertained Friday night by
Mrs. Seabrooke.
Two new pupils. Xola and Ever
ett West from the Modoc Or
chard entered school hero this
week.
4
LAKE CREEK RESIDENTS
VISIT AT BUTTE FALLS
I.AKK C'UKKK. Ore., Oct. 12.
(Special) Mr. and Mrs. C. H.
Moore und grandson, William Ab
bott, went to ISutte Kails Tues
day to see William's sisters. Jewel
and Kvelvn. who are going to
school In liutle Falls and slaying
it Ii their tiranilniu Abbott.
Mrs. Alma Meyer and Mrs. Nora
P.radshaw wero guests at tho 11.
I,. Tonn homo Wednesday after
noon.
Mr. and Mrs. I.. H. Wyant and
children were Hunday guests of
Mr. and Mrs. II. U (irissom.
Conrad Nowstrom went to
flrants Pass Tuesday to stay with
his father, I'harlos Newslroni, who
Is a baker at that place.
Melvln Wright of llrownshoro.
spent r few days the first of the
week with Harry Tonn.
P.oy C.rigsl.y and his father, Kd
fJrlgsby of Medford are guests at
the If. I.. Tonn home for a few
days.
Mr. and Mrs. J. R Short wero In
Medford Wednesday.
Makes the Mouse of liod lxively?'
Kpworth league Young People's
devotional meeting, 6:30 p. ni.
Kvening gospel, 7:30 o'clock.
Installation of Kpworth League of
ficers; address .by the pastor,
"Turned-up Noses."
Kvery one more than welcome.
l jiglKh Lutheran Church.
Fourth nt Oakdale.
"Where the Way Is Mado Tlaln."
Dr. If. C. Funk, pastor.
Morning service, 11 o'clock. The
pastor will speak on "Tho Doom
of the Hypocrite."
Special music:
Organ prelude, "Chanson TrtRtc"
Tschaikowskl
Anthem, "My Prayer" Hllss
Offertory, "Largetto" Jensen
Poatludc, "Marche Itomalne"
C.ounod
Tho bible school begins at 10
a. m., with classes tor all ages.
We invite you to worship with
us.
Main Street Mclhoillst Church,
South.
The Friendly: Churolv on the
Corner.
James K. Cornier, pastor.
Sunday school at 9:45 n. m. Dr.
Frank Itoborts, tho superintendent
will be glad to welcome you to
the rally day services. Let parent
anil children be on hand for the
rally day.
Pleaching nt 11 a. m. Sermon
subject. "The Early Christian."
preaching at 7:30 p. m. .Sermon
subject, "The Wrong Estimate of
Character." Leagues meet In de
votional services at 6:30 p. m.
Mid-week services Wednesday
evening at 7. Subject for discus
sion, "When . Life Seems Hard."
Choir rehonrsal after tho services.
You are welcome.
The following music will be pre
sented:
reluile. "Andante" Tschaikowskl
Anthem. "Itulld Thee More Stately
Mansions" Andrews
Offertory. "Cradle Song" ltebikoff
Violin solo "Melody" Dawes
Miss'Montann Malum.
Postlude "Allegro Maestoso" West
Evening:
Prelude, "Evensong" Martin
Offertory, "Uomance" llenoil
Soprano solo, "Open tho (llites"
Knapp
Miss Arnold.
Postlude llntiste
Ministry of music: Florence
Huzelrigg .McElhose,' s o p r a n o;
Edna Klfert Isaacs, contralto; A.
J. MacDonough, tenor: Dr. W. W.
Howard, bass; Eva Hastehigg
Marsh, orgnnist.
First Church or Chlisl, Scientist.
Authorized branch of tho mother
church, tho First Church of Christ,
Scientist, in Boston, Mass.
Services are held every Sunday
at 11 o'clock, church edifice, 212
North Oakdale. Subject for Sun
day, October 13: "Are Sill. Dis
ease and Death Ileal?"
Sunday school at H: 4i. Appli
cants under the age of 20 may be
admitted.
Wednesday evening meetings.
which Includo testimonies of Chris
tian Science healings, at K o'clock.
The reading room, which is In
the Medford building, Is open dally
from 1 1 to 4. except SundayR and
holidays. The llihle and ill ail
thoiized Christian Science litera
tare may be read, borrowed or pur
chased. The public Is cordially Invited to
attend the services and visit the
reading room.
JACKSONVILLE, Ore., Oct. 12.
(Special.) The lookout cabin M
Whiskey Peak was destroyed by
fire Sunday, caused by fire starling
nenr the flue. Cal Wlnnlnghani,
lookout man, tried hard to put out
the fire hut wood which was stored
Inside caught on fire, making It
impossible. The government loss
was, $1,000 and Mr. Winningham
lost his clothing and , bedding.
Whiskey Peak Is about eight miles
from the Steamboat road.
,i. ...mi i.a in ....lil,....-.. Son- I
day night at the First M. E.
church with installation of offi
cers of the Kpworth league a
special feature. The new officers
include: President, Ivan t rum:
vice-presidents Mary Arnsplger.
Arthur Cook, Florence Neumann.
Janet Trill; secretary, Helen Pow
er; treasurer, Mildred Walker;
chohster, Elizabeth Fleischer; pia
nists, Josephine Power, Waller
Scott.
The new pastor, Alexander O.
llennett, will address the young
folks and their friends on the
subject. "Turned-up Noses. Do
Our Young Folks Have Them 7"
Mrs. John It. Knight. Miss Mar
Ian Mercer. C. A. Meeker, and A.
L. Vioinan will sing Bullies' ouur
tet The Silent Sea."
Sunday morning's sermon by
Pastor Bennett will be considera
tion of "What Makes the House
of (lod Lovely V" The new minis- i
lor has expressed his delight with
the beautiful edifice In Medford.
Mrs. C. II. Paske will sing the
morning solo. The choir sings
Nevln's anthenl, "The Jlenvcnly
Hour."
The nine organ program for
Sunday by .Mrs. Matlo Huenergardt
includes the choice selections,
llemiick's "Vox Angelica," Wil
sons "Iteveiie," Kern's "March
Legere," in the morning, in the
evening. Tschalltowskl's "Barcar
ole." Steele's "To a Rosebud,
Lowden's "March Brllllante."
IN BELLVIEW DISTRICT
I1ELLV1EW Ore., Oct. 12.
(Special) Tho Pacific Telegraph
and Telephone Co., is building a
new lino to tho edge of the city
limits, where the Bcllevlcw Tele
phone Co. will finish the line, a
No. 20-F line, will 1)0 completed
and a number of phones will be
transferred to the new line. Those
who compose tho Hollview Co. lire
Fred C. Homes, W. L. Moore, Al
bert C. Joy. Charles A. llrown and
W. H. Heche.
SAMS VALLEY AREA .
SAMS VALLEY. Ore., (let. 12. SAMS VALLEY, fire.. Oct. 12.
(Special - Ending the longest (Speeial.)-A house Is now under
II, n Mi ll Clllllltl Hi ..oil
drouth In sove
which fell In the Sams Valley ills
ranch this wek, whre John I'ot.i
...l... u...l I tittln .l:imilll
.... ...' i. 'is an employe of Mr. Days
10 ine crops. ... . . , , Mk-Iii
III It IS 111 .""n.1 " " ' ' '
The
r-ported as being above the aver
age this year.
noy.
The picture Is brimming full of
thrills and r.ctlon and is screened j
In the fast fading vc.' amid acr.':
of cactus, sage brush, towering
mountains and crowds of genuine I
cowboy. j
"Ace of Ctelm" w ill especially j
appeal to the b l ue following of j
theater-goers who eagerly watch
for western movies.
Walter Scott, who became serl-
Mrs. J. W. Jones Is spending thej.msly III last Wednesday, Is report
week In Medford visiting relative.-!. oil unimproved.
Mr. and Mrs. Oeo. Silver are the' The apple harvest, which has
parents of a baby girl born In MeiKj been started. Is expected to lal
ford Friday. about two weeks.
I'.... l' tv..iii..n of Medford do- A number of cattlemen, left
llven-d a ""inion before the Sam Thursday for the ranges to round;
Viil'.-y Sunday school la-t Sunday. ! up the stock and nring mom down
Mr. and Mrs. Byron !) Ford i.nd to the valley,
children nf Talent visited friends j Hunter, from this district have
und relatives In this district Sun-i reported little success on nceni
trips.
lirxt Kaplisl Church.
Central Ave. at Fifth St.
. II. Eaton. Ph.D., minister.
Phones; Office 1052; residence
"04-11.
Sunday school nt 11:4.1 sharp. Be
on time with your Bibles. J. F.
o r t in a n. superintendent. The
newly elected superintendent. Mrs.
K. K. Wilson. In addition to all
other elected officers Tor the yea.-,
will be Installed at this time.
Dr. Er ton's sermon subject at
II a. m. will be "What Jesus Saw."
At 7:30 p. m.. his subject will be
"A Boy and a Picture." A framed
copy of the picture will be on ex
hibition under spot light while the
story Is being presented by the
pastor, ussisted by the choir and
four of our young people, choir
will also sing at the morning serv
vice. Mrs. J. A. Smith lit the con
sole both morning and evening.
Adult I!. Y. P. I', meets nt :30
for study period. Junior B. Y. P.
I'. meets Friday In the primary
room for story hour.
Try our welcome. If you do not
worship anywhere else we welcome
you to all our services.1.
JACKSOl
Miss Montana Mahan will be the
Kuest soloist at tho First Tresby
tcrlan church at the Sunday morn
Inn worship scrvlp. Many have
enjoyed Miss Mahan over the ra
dio and on other occasions. She
has selccied "Melody." composed
by Charles ii. Dawes, former vlce
nreflldcnt and now ambassador to
(Jireat llritiiln. A number of stich i
Kiiest soloists will le presented tills
winter. On the evening of Sun
rlay. November 'A, n K'n"P f these
will bo presented In sacred con
cert at the church.
WHY CHEST
day afternoon.
BR0WNSB0R0 RESIDENT
ENDS TOUR OF COUNTRY
BP.nWNSP.Ol:'). Ore.. Oct. 1!
JACKSONVILLE HUNTERS
RETURN WITH VENISON
JACKSONVILLE, Ore.. Oct. 12
JACKSONVILLE, Ore., Oct. 12
(Special) Mrs. J. M. Miller of Hi
Applegato district, was a business
visitor In our cily the first of the
week.
Mr. Keeno Is reported 111 this
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bnt her and
children left Friday for Owen-
Oregon Co. camp 3, above Butte
Falls where Mrs. Butcher will visit
her sister, Mrs. Tranta. while Mr.
Butcher spends a few days hunt
ing. Mrs. Leonard McKce und Mrs.
W. A. Chlblers from Big Apple
gate were business visitors In our
city Thursday.
tirandma Shafer, mother of
Jake Shafer of this place. Is very
ill at her home In Medford.
Mrs. Kate Hoffman Is having
her kitchen and dining room re
modeled, the Big lines Lumber
company of Meilfonl doing the
work.
Mrs. Myrtle Merriflelil was a
visitor at the Shuinaker homo In
phoenix Wednesday.
The Jacksonville Orange held
their regular meeting Thursday
"veiling. They have recently pur
chased a new piano.
Harlen Oihbs Is assisting nt
Pick's Hardware during Bay Cole
man's absence on a hunting trip.
A play entitled "Tomorrow." to
be put on by local young people
(ColiMiliiilcil.)
Why I should give lo the Com
munity Chest:
To keep from hunger and cold
tho families of sick and Injured
man whose credit Is exhausted, and
provide doctm-s and nursing care
for them.
To g4t people who have not
been a b I e to "make a go of It"
back on their reel, Independent
and self-supporting.
To provide care, protection and
training for those young folks who
have gone wrong, but need and do.
serve another chance.
To supply such guidance and
help fur those who otherwise would
"go wrong" or never amount to
much, that they will grow up Into
useful, happy American citizens.
In brief, to help my fellow-citizens
In all sorts of need.
Not until 2(1 years after civil
war was there a bank or express
office In all rural tldewlitcr Virginia.
Captain Willis (ilassgow. Iowa's
mincing-footed, flashing hnlfh.u k.
may be shifted to iUalier this nil. j
Plenty of backs but no quarters
for-.the.ll.iwkeyes is the reason,, -j
(Special) Vernon llaynes. who (Special.) Fred Ynrum and Joe
has been touring the 1'nlted St ites Mdntyre were, hunting Tuesday.
since last spring, returned home
on Thursday. He has hail a very
enjoyable, as well as nn educa
tional trip, .
and returned with two fine
Two. thirds of the active volca
noes are on islands
l"lrl Christian I'liunli.
Ninth and oakdale streets. Cur
man K. Melt, minister. Of'b e am
pastor's study In the church.
phone lu(7. Ueslilcnce phone! under the leadership or Mrs. a.
i.17. II. Mcintosh will be given nt the
"Test our welcome." P. H. Hull In the m ar future.
Morning worship and eomninn-j Mr. and Mrs, Frentwell were
lull 1 1) ; r. . Sermon subject, "(lod s callers In Jacksonville Tuesday
I'nspenkable (lift." There will be : evening. They were en route to
a violin solo nnd a vocal duet. ! Mrs. Frentwell's school at Beaver
popular evening service, 7 : SO. ! creek nfler attending teachers' In
Tbe servb e begins with n "song-1 siltute nt Medford,
f.sl" for everyone. There will be Dr. nnd Mrs. Itoblnson nnd Mrs.
special music, large audiences, nndlAllee I'lrleh were dinner guests of
r happy fellowship for all. Ser- Mr. nnd Mrs. II. K. Ilannn Thurs-j
mon, ' Changing Our Course," day evening, .
First M. E. Church
ALEX. fl. BENNETT,
Pastor
8UNDAY
11:00 A. M. "What Makss
the House of God Love
ly?" 7:30 P. M. "Turned-Up
Noiei Do Our Young
Folk Have Any?"
Sunday School, ft-. lli A. M.
K.pwottli League, H:M P.M.
WELCOME
"That Bank Deposit"
Don't worry about getting it
to the bank in time to keep
your average balance at size
able figure.
This Bank is as near as
your nearest mail box
Simply mail your deposit
it's off your mind, for the ac
knowledgment comes to you
promptly by return mail.
To try this phase of our
service is to become a
great booster for it.
The Jackson County Bank
ESVABLI'SHI-b 1UI
Medvord, Oregon
Commercial Savings Safe Deposit
MBMBBR I 8DERAL RSSBRVn SYSTBU . .
Wo havo a large stock of all varieties of
Pears, Walnuts, Shrubbery '
And All Fruit and Shade Trees
Prices quoted by writing to us at Central Point and we
will call on you.
J. J. Duane Nurseries
Martinoz, Calif. ' . ,'
ATTENTION, HUNTERS
Hunting season Is hero. Make
LAKE OF THE WOODS RESORT
your hcadnuartors. I.nrco nroa or hunttnR Krounda, plonly of
liiitnn. Why pack In n lot of e(iiliment on your hutillhR trips
wltoti wo nro fully equipped with warm cabins nnd plenty to cat
Speolsl ratet to Hunters during month, of 8eptomber nd
October
Club Privilege
I'll take
yoiwcar,
-sir "
"It Is Cool in
San Francisco'
n parking troubles exist t The Minx.
The doorman takes your car when you
arrive and places it in garage connected with
the I Iotel. Just hand him your key u you leT
the car that's all. Located in the heart of th
City near everything.'
i ServiceAukitvMosbitalih-
CfljeMANX HOTEL
i SAM FRANCISCO