Medford mail tribune., October 26, 1929, Page 3, Image 3

MF.DFOTvD MATT; TRTT5TTXF.. MrcPFORD', OR KG OX, SATURDAY. OfTOTiKR 2(5, 1029.
PA"GB THREE
(VI. EICHURCH SUN.
Then ew . Mfethodtet preacher.
Alexander G. Bennett, Introduces
nn impressive feature to the First i
M.-E. conKresatitm T?iinday morn-
when the roll of officers' for i
the now church yeaf
will he called, and the
- a U1 1 it li b lllSliWItili.
12. C Koppen heads i
J the hoard of trustoes. i
The other memhers of
the board are C. A.i
MfM;rr. ' J-V Uurlv
Cl T'.oki B. J. lal-i
met', jjiv n. V.. yteanif.- J. M
t
KmS-Ue and Llewellyn -A.-Hanks. f Hero oro the officere of the University of Oregon mothers, who
The Ktewurds for the new year. wl tour the state, conferring with Mothers orani7.uUons, and din
are, K. F. Alexander,. B. J.- Ncu-j Cussny educational problems. Pinna will be discussed for the annual
mann, A. "W. Shtpheid, H. IT. Van-, conference to be held at the university in the spring. Left to right:'
dernmrk, Xewton Tin Iter, George Mr. J. F. Hill, president, Vorllnnd protip; Mrs. Walter M. Coojt, Fort-.
Kunzmiin, Harry Olacn, K.,E. Red- .nd, president; and Miss Marian I'hy, Kuffcne, executive secretary. ,
den. H. C. Koppen, V. O. Trill, J. -. . :.-------t
F. Banahl. N. H. Franklin, W.
VMker. W. II. Hoberts, ,A. O.
Kchenck, If. V. V-'oiiKer, Percy
limy, C. II. .Oile, E. S. IMtzler, Eu
trene Thorndyke, Mr. and Mrs. I. A.
lii-w, Miss Annie P.ateman, Mrs. M.,
N, Hogim, Mrn. O. E. Osborne, Miv.j
F. M. Corleis. Mrs. II. F. Van Dyke, I
Mia. S. U Leonard, Mrs. T. O
lJHelne, Mr?. Martha florc. Committee campaign for widen-
: r. A. Meeker HUperinien.ds the. ns lin, development of new mar
Rutiday sfthool; Mrs. O.' Ai nspiger, icotn this week continued to make
president of Ladies' Aid; Miss-May
PhlppR, president w . J-. M. .:
Mrs. Grace Walker, president W.
Ji. XI. K.; Ivan t rum. president oi
Epworth Ieaue: H. J. Fleischer.!
rTinit leader; A. W. Shepherd and
;verett Cole, licensees; L. F. Bcl-
knap. V.. F. YanOyke. retired min-,
ister.s.
C. C. Darby, Eutrene Thorndkj'e.
A. W. Shepherd. Ur. C. J. Paske,
Dr.. H. V. Stearim, B. J. Palmer,
W. W. Walker, Miss Annie Bate
man compose the finance eommit
tec. The pastor will speak on-"Kalut-ln
the Man Miisf, Alive , Today."
The choir simrs Dudley J!uckH
'Tantatc Domino.". Miss VVntis
Hopper sins the solo, "The Friend
of Man."
Frances E.' Willard anniversary
and temperance Rtuulay will be ob
served at the Kundr.y evening 7:30
x hour, showing the anti-saloon mov
ing "picture," "The Transgressor,"
with short . addresses by former
Sheriff CookhiKh.'tm of Fend lion,
now making a series of addresses
In the Interests of the Oregon lea
gue and the eighteenth amendment
enforcement.
Mrs. Matie Heunernrdl's orpan
proKranf' for the day includes the
attractive selections, Wlly's "Hymn
of tho Nuns," Mendlessoh n'
"March of the Priests," St. Clair's
"Meniories." and Heyser's "Post
hide in C." -. .
ANTI-LIQUOR MQViE
As a part V of its new- temper
ance educational program, tho Antl
SalOon league of Oreson is show
ing a new prohibition motion pic
ture, . "The Transgressor." The
Hev. R. E. Close, superintendent
of the league, states that this is
one of the latest and best films
of it kind ever produced.
The picture will be shown in the
First Methodist church . of Med
ford on Sunday evening at 7:30.
The same picture will also be
shown in the Methodist church of
Talent on Monday evening, Octo
ber 28 at 7:30 p. m., and in the
Presbyterian church of Phoenix on
Tuesday evening, October 29 at
7:30 p. m., and in tho Jackson
ville Presbyterian ohurch on Wed
nesday evening, October 30 at 7:30
p. m.
Reverend R. TV Conkinghnm, a
t fortner sheriff of Umatilla coun
miy, -will deliver nn interesting ad
dress In connection with the show
ing of the picture. There will ho
no-admission charge. An offering
wi! he' taken. Children must be
nccompanied by their parents.
Vesvuius was thought to bo ex
tinct until the time of Its destruc
tive eruntion in 70 A. D.
ISIvS
THEATRE
East Main, Near Bridge
Admission 10c and 15c
Tonight Only
?R&y J'0hr.Et0n present
AAaHIRUWIND western
VONDER
. HORSE ,
STARLIGHT,
THE -
Ar
PERRiN
THUNDERBOLT
STRIKES" . .
f . COMEDY .
The Five Detectives, Ho. '
University of Oregon Mothers',
Meeting in Medf ord October 28
' $Ar a4 A i
Forty-two Bosc Growers Remit
. Share to Aid in Publicity Work
Hose Rrowers of tho valley,
who
i Rubsct ibed to tho Winter
Pear i
their remittances, eight additional
(growers makinp payments,
i brinirlnK the total to 42.
and
Below is printed a revised list
to date, the star Indicating- those
who have paid. '
Alfurd, Geo.
Anderson, Bert.
Anderson. Albert.
, Bach us, P. It.
Barley Orchard.
Biirnes, .1. .
Umir t'n
'('lc; a.
i-ek
Orchards.
r.oHt, h.
Bfnsun, Airs. Kllon
MWillo W. V.
T'ii'kliottK. .Itillim
W.
BlKliop, fitly.
Bixby, R. A. 0y
Geo. B. Dean).
BOKK9. O. C.
lioyi'r, H. jr.
BniKK. Ij. O.
Hiysi.n, W. K. ,
'Dincli, Alliort.
Hoyrt, C It.
Cunflold, 1. D. ,
Ciirkin Jnlin; '
Ci-lon, A. V.
Carlton. K. '. (ItPdsliln Onll.)
CnriK-nter, Alfrpd S.
CIilri;win, IT. S.
CryHtiir Hnt-ins
Spatz).
Clark, nonalcl S.
.Orchard (Dr.
Clpincnt.s, A. IT.
Cunnor, !uy W.
Cornut, Jas. X.
Cook-y, .1. H.
Crown Point Oroh (Nool llavis)
CullinrtKon, J. A.
Colib, K. E.
Dnrliy. John H.
Davon'hlll. A. H.
Dean, ;oo. 11.
Delta Water Orch. (F. C. Penny)
Dew, I. A. ...
Diilard & ArnsiilBor
Dixie On-hard . (U C. fic liafer)
DmlKC II. '.
Doremtis, F. C.
Knrl, It. J. . . .
EilKcll, Corliln
BdKOvale Orchard
EdmlHton, .1. K.
F.gan OnTiard . (I.iy II. Chandler
Egan)
Ely, J. Ij.
F.iiko Orchard (by Mr. Ivcr
ctte). Ki'ldenholmor,' Elmer
k Fitch ChcBter
Foothills Orch. (by H. J. Earl)
Kosrt, E. K.
401 Orchard (by n. It. Itetcr).
Francs Holt & Framo:
FrefdeRar, Wm.
Frlnk, -I. O. - -(lalbracth,
Wallnco
(lammlll, John A. v
(lannaway, W..C.
(.Jarrott. (1. C.
Ony, Hose H.
Go!i;er, .lackwon
OlauBOW, C. W.
Olclni H. M.
Gold Crest Orch. (by .
Hamlin)
Gottlieb, Chris
(iroKory. Ij. H.
Hamlll. I". W.
Hamilton, C. T.
Hnnley A Hoover
Hansen, Will
Henry, H. .1.
Hcrtsler, Alfred
HlKk'Ins, W. IT.
IlillcrcBt orchards (by It. It.
Keter) j
Hollywood Orchards (by W. K
llrayton) .
Ilulnii's. Wm. ft Son
HiiKKor, Mrs. C.
HukIics, U H.
llMtchins Ceo.
Hollowa'y Orchard (by Corbln
Kdsell)
Interstate Fruit
Isaacs, Frank
Janes, W. C
.Ionian, IT. II.
Kantor, .loo
Kallstroin. .1. M.
Kerslmw. I. M.
Kcnley, F. Corning
Kirk. John I!.
Kiiluht. ('. A.
I.lttleri. bl, E. J.
I.lndliy. o. ..
I.ove. J. O. '
I,owry, Bert ,
l-OEfdon, C. E.
Mnrshalt, Vein
Medford rear Company
Meridian frchard
Mllb'r. V. K.
Mires, F. C.
Myres. C. A.
Mifasliey. II. D.
McCrcdle, Wm.
MK'tirley. V. If.
Mi Kadden. C. W.
Newhry & Sons
Newhall. C. R.
NMchols, Ceo. W. Pr.
Nipper, Key
Norrls. "M. .1.
Nye fin-hard (by R. A. Nye)
fttcon. (llaf
Packard. It. K.
ralin.r Coiporaiion, Tbo
PnliTlK, .1. O. N. , i .. .
Pomeroy, E. H., ' i
Porter. E. H. . ' ; ; '
Hay, 1,. I,, (by Oct).! ft.Diaii)
liichardson, H. AW- '
. lilcbnutntl, C. .A.
Sander Fred C.
Sanderson, li. it.
Salade, Dr. 1,. A.
Saltzmau, (J. 11.
Krherer, laul A.
Sheets, M. F.
- shepherd, A. W. :
Silvercre.st Orchard (by Mr.
I.everette)
Smith, ('race
Stoitb, Hoy t:.
Slt.lt h, II. D.
St.. Anthony, Inc. t,y' Eric
Wold) . '
Stephenson, F.
Slratton A. E.
Stacy, Cbas 1).
Sunny Cliff Orch. (by P.. J.
Henry) . .
Swedenburt;, Dr.
Sheldon Kanch
Stevens, W. I!.
Short. T, .
Table Hock Orchard (by S. M
Tutlle) ; -
Timmohs.' J. ;W; V:-;V-, :
TouVnllo, F. Ti. ' v
Trelchlcr. Oeoi li. - ' '
Hpton. Fmi)kiJ?.
Van Hoevenborff,
Veritas Orch. (by
''0'-
It.
I,. Cnrpenter)
Vilas Orchard . .
Voorhies, -Cordon - "
Wanner J. M. (
Wenrcant, Harry
Weeks A Deuel (Del Rio)
Wosterburir, IT. It.
Westerliind Orch.
Tenttwaldii"
. (hy C - T.
' Whltei E. .T. - '
Whitney;1 A. P. .
Williams, It. V.' v. . ' ;
Wilcox. It. IT.
Williamson. IT. C.
Wlnt; Orchards (by Chas. A.
Wine) .
Wold,' Eric
Wtdd. Jonas . . .. .
Wrljiht, A. X.
Webster Orchard company (by
Joe Mctternlch)
Yountf, H, W.
Young & Hall.
RALLYDAY
- (Contributed.) " V
Mrs. E; 10. Wilson. superintend
ent of the First Baptist Kundny
school, believes that II yoii aim
hiph you will be more liable to
hit your mark. Mrs. Wilson seems
to he determined that the Sunday
school under her leadership shblt
be the best year In the history of
the school.
The school made n flylns start
last Sunday towards Rully day, with
an Increase of trl in attendance
over the previous Hunday, tho lar;i
ert Increase In nttendftnee In the
school's history, and from all-Indications
Rally day tomorrow,' Octo
ber 27th, will have n record at
tendance. At 11 n. m. tomorrow will be
n bin Rally day proRkim, nnd we
are cnuntiliK on nil who do not
attend Sunday school elsewhere to
Join with us In our worship and
study.
SWEDISH SERVICE AT
M.-E.
A special, P w:e d I h $ong And
prcachihg service will he held at
the Kfr.-Jt M. K. church, cmtner of
Laurel nnd Main mreets, tfJ!:V)
p. m., Sunday afternoon"."
Ilcv. N. ft. Lind of Kurckw. Cal
will sing and pr-each In 'Swedish.
The Kcandlnavtnn people of Med
for are especially invited lo at
tend. STRAYfN FOUND IN
BR0WNSB0R0 CORNFIELD
iniOWNSUolIO, Ore., 6ct. 2.
(Special) A' lit tin faun fmintf-H
w-iy into he rirn field if WV M.
Hansen, near his hnuo, where
it staved for several flays, ll was
thought tho mother' must have
been killed. "
RAILROAD TIE CONTRACT
FOR ROGUE RIVER MILL
noorE itivr.n. ore., Oct. 2i.
(Special The mill ahuve HuKUe
r.iver recently signed a contrar
with the Sonth-rn Pacific to paw
and furnish tic.i for the railroad.
St. Mark's . Kpiscopai
I'liriup Oakdale and Filth M.
i 8:00 a, in. Holy Communion.
10:00 a. m. Sunday school.
11:1ft a. m. Morning service.
WM. II. HAMILTON, Hector. (
Watch Tower : Protcmius.'
liroadcast over KMKU Sunday,
evenhitf, ,U to !):30." ; . . ; i
Subject : "World Iteconstrtic-,
itlon: ,,How, Why and When? " i
Flill (io-iH'l ( IllMt'h,
Main and Newtown.1;"'.;' j
lilble school. 9:43 a.' m.1 i :
Sermon, 11 n. m. JaiJ, 2; p. hi.
Younj? People's service, 6: art p.m.j
Hev. Ferris liodd. issitUjmt ttup-!
erintemlent of the Assembles-, of
(.iod, .will preach morning1 .ftiid .
evening. Ho will also aiiiK1 at lth,i
services. Tho district, he rcpie-i
ents includes all of Oregon. Wush--InKton,
Idaho, Alaska and western -Montana.
. , I
Everyone welcome. i
T. i5. Winey, pastor. Residence!
325 X. Oakdalo.
English Taitlicraii Cliurcli
' Fourth and Oaktlale Ave.
"Where the Way Is Made plain. "
' "Gustavufl Adolplius, The De
fender of tho Faith," will ho tho
subject discussed by Dr. Funk at
1 1 a. m. Como and learn why
every Scandanavlan loves tho namo
of Gustavus Adolphus.
"Andante," by llergh. Anthem.
"Praise, Ye Servants- of the Lord,
Nolte. Offertory, "Traumerl.-.
Scluiniann. Posllude, "March Ma
Jestlqua," T.erman.
We invito you to worship with
us.
Enroll In our Tlible class at 10
a. m.
Vii-t Christian Chuivli
Ninth nnd Oakdalo Kts.
Carmen 10. Mell. minister, office
! and pns(nr"M stuily in the church, ,
pm-ne 1IM1. Ki'sldcnce pnune li.
"Test our weleome."
MtH tiin wni-snip and coniniun
inn lo:0ri. Sermon: ".MakliiK Our
lM-eruiiK Come True." K p e c i a 1
music iy t.'ilctilcd sinners,'
The popular evening service will
ho Kiveii over to tho 'closing session
of (lie Christian l-hujenvor conven
tion now in pruftreHH. The general
public is timed, to attend this ser
vice. '
Hihle school assomhly at ' 9:45
with depiirtnientH nnd classes for
all . tfroupM. christinn lOndoavor
prayer mectfnKs 0:15. . . . .
1'lrst Baptist. 'hurcli
Cor. Central nt Klfth.
W. H. Katon, Ph.D., minister.
I'hones: Office lofty, re.s. 7(MtH.
Sunday school at i(:45. DrinK
your Hiides and spend the Sunday
stdiool hour with us. Mrs. 10. K.
Vilsoi, HUpt. . . .
. DurinF? the morning worship
hour. Ilia: tally day program will
take the place of tho regular
preaching service, good program
with special music.
II. V. 1. U. at fi:3n at 8 p. m.
Dr. Eaton's subject Will be. "Sci
ence and tho Bible." This will ho
the first of a series given especially
to the young people. Good con
greiialioniil singing, also special
music. Wo welcome you to all
services. Try our Welcome.
.Main Ht. Methodist Church, South
The Friendly Church on the Corner
James !. Condor, l'astor.
Sunday Kchool meets at 9:4 5 n.
m. Since our rally-day tho school
attendance Is increasing in satis
factory numbers. There Is u place
for you and your children in one
of our many graded clnsMes. Come.
Preaching services nt It a. in.
j Mr. Cookingham will be the
speaker for this service. In the
evening at 7:30 the pastor will
speak. Leagues will meet at 6:30
p. m. In their devotional services.
Midweek services Wednesday
evening at 7. It i earnestly hoped
that those who nave been kept
nwny so long will he ahle to he
present. There will bo choir ro
hearsnl after prayer services.
A cordial welcome is extended
to nil. " . .
First Methodist hurch.
Alexander (I. Bennett, Pastor.
Sunday morning worship, 11
o'clock t with Hcrmon hy the pas
tor,, Saluting -the. Manj Most Alive
Today." Installation of church
officers.
Sunday evening at 7:30, Fran
ces K. Willard anniversary pro
gram . with Intensely Interesting
moving picture, "Tho Transgres
sor;" short address hy former
Sheriff Cookingham of Pendleton,
now of the Oregon Anti-Saloon
league, and special offering for
(he league work.
Sunday school at 0:45 n. m.,
with graded Ichsous and welcome
to new students.
Kpworth leagues hold devotional
meetings at 0:30 p. m inviting all
young folks. Kay Smith lends the
high school league.
You and your friends nro more
than welcome.
First Church or Christ, Scientist.
Authorized branch of the mother
church, the First Church of Christ.
Scientist in llowton, Mass.
Services nro held every flundoy
at 11 o'rlork, church rdifice, I!12
Xorth Oakdalo. Subject for Sun
day. October 27: Probation After
Death.
Sunday school at f:45, Apptl
cantH under the ago of 2" may be
admitted.
Wednesday evening meet burs,
which Include testimonies of Chris
tian Science healing, at 8 o'clock.
Tho reading room, which is In
tlm Medford building, id open dally
from 11 lo 4, except Sunday? ani
holldrys. The Illbln nnd all au
thorized Christian Science lltera
tuto may be read, borrowed or pur
chased. The public Is cordially Invited to
attend the serviced nnd visit the
rcadlmc room. . ,
TirM Prchytcruin Clinrch
Claude H, porter, minister. Hes
Idence phone 1372: church phone
104.
0:45 a. m. Church nehool,
fi:10 All C. K. societies,
II n. in. nnd 7:30 p. m. Wor
ship service.
Tho sermon topic for the morn-
DAWES RETURNS
f
V
" : ' Associated I'tiaa t'hoto
Gen. Cnaries 0. Dawes, American amuassnaur o Crcai Griiain,
and Mr 3. Dawes, returned to America, for n short vacation. They
ara shown upon their arrival In New York City. j
inc will be. "No Admittance Ex
cept for tho Child-like."
Ill the eveniiitt tho services will
be postponed for the purpose of
..nil!.,.. in lUt I M fritlVtMltioll
closlliK service !t tho Christian
church. .
Wednesday evening at 7:3(1 .is
I In- llilde study hour, cOUtiuuillK
tllo sludy of 'Tho IMo of .lesus."
K-okx-IiiI ,iHi,ntIfiii iu eMllf-il lo tllo
sacred concert the Sunday evenlnK
of November 3. ueome I'ecltnani,
winner of tho Atwater-Kent audi
tion, will be n: soloist. .
'Pile following nuisio will ho pre
sented this Sunday morninc;: Pre-
luile, "A Cloister scene,- Mason.
Anthem. "Ho Shall Feed Ills
I-'lock." Harker. offertory, "In n
Xlomiei n l-hnrcn I or lllssen. Ijass
solo, "His Sons, In tho NiKllt,
uoeKiei, sjr. w. vv. jiowyru. j-tjsv-ludc,
llatlste. Ministry of music:
I-'Iiffen IIozcIiTkh McKlliose, .so
pramt; Edna Eifert lsan(-s, con
tralto: A. .1. MacDonouitli. tenor;
Dr.' '. . W. Howard, bass: Tva
JtilfeplriRfc Marsh, oruanist.
' Valley Radio Church
Dill Kay, imstor. V. O. box 018.
liroadcaslini? Sunday .nislits from
Btuilio of KM1CI) of Medford, "Old
Time (JoBpel Hour," over "The
Volco of a-Great Country." Mbw
Dotis nicltardson will sitiK "The
Old1 HiiBKOd Cross," Miss .Virginia
Kick, accompanist. Tho pastor will
preach from the snmo subject.
Como to tho shrine of "The Old
RiiBKed Cross" o'er the radio. Tills
Is llRht's golden Jubilee week and
tlm 'M.lRUt of the World" took
your place nnd mine on "The Old
Mugged Cross", nnd He alone con
llgnc iiib vaiiey ui uiu Biniuona. j
Said to he one of the most de
lightful social affairs ever given
by that organization, tho Ameri
can Legton Auxllinry tea, which
was held from three to flvo in the
Presbyterian church parlors yes
terday, served as a formal Intro
duction of the newly elected offh
cers to the members and eligible
guests,
Mrs. F. K. Deuel, mother of the
new American Iegion commander,
and Mrs. II. O. Harding, a repre
sentative of the D. A. II., poured,
at a table enlivened -with tho tones
of Autumnal flowers and foliage.
Vocal and Inntrumntal selec
tions were contributed by guests
dining tho courso of tho after
noon. Tho newly elected officers
stood in tho reception lino
throughout tho first part of the
afternoon and greeted and were
welcomed by the 40 or more mem
bers und guests present.
Perrin, "Rex"
and "Starlight"
Isis Tonight
"Tttn Tttt,.i,1r.,-l,.il Utrlbna " nt
the IhIh theater tonight, is said to
ie an exciting and aosoruing uraput
of lifo as It Is lived In the wide
open spaces in the region of the
Sierra, written for Jack T'errin
lie has with both "Starlight." hi
wonderful white hor.ie. and "Rex,"
his marvelous collie. The popu
larity nf thcfcn two extraordinarily
intelligent -n til nulls has more than
warranted their continued appear
ance tn the picturi-s.
A cost of well-known players,
Include A Imft I 'ay ford, llftrney
Fumy, Ethel Chllders, Loo Moran.
Floyd Ameg and Martin Turner.
.
OLDEST GRADUATE OF
0. S. C. GIVEN HONOR
OIIKfiON STATU fOLLWil-:,
Cnrvallls, Oct, 2(1. (Special) Th.
oldest llvlntr Woman graduate of
tire-iron Statu rnllt-Kc, Mrs. W. H.
Whliby of Itenton county, has been
made nn honorary member of the
Incal chapter of the Amcrlcnn As
isociatlon of I'nlverslty women.
Mis. Whitby Is it member nf the
clns of 1H7I, having been grad
iintrd It years before tlm Insti
tution was taken over by the state,
FOR VACATION
4 ur
OF
ASHLAND, Ore., Oct. 2(1.-
(Special) To show parents how
school is kept In 'this generation,
tho Ashland high school kept open
houso on Thursday evening, and
ran a regular schedule of classes,
with periods five minutes ions
to Kivo the visitors an opportunity
to visit tho various classes and see
the typo of work that Is done
every day. Tills plan wus worked
out to enable parents to heller
understand the problems that con
front their children every day.
At tho fifth period, which In
fneo Activity period, a musical and
literary program was given. The
high school orchestra, under the
direction of Ward V. Croft, played
three numbers. Iloth the hoys'
und the girls' glee clubs sang vo
cal numbers, and Miss Iois Tuttle,
supervisor of music in tho .schools,
sang somo very charming num
bers. At the close of school the par
ents nnd friends were served with
tea hy tho girls of the Homo Eco
nomics classes, who converted tho
sowing room into a tea room.
SUFFER LEG INJURIES
y
FOOTS CREEK, Ore., Oct. 26.
(Special.) Jim Chllder got his leg
broken Tuesday while working in
tha logging camp on Evans creek.
Delta Prefountnln has boon out
of school for over a week now with
a bruised knee, caused by falling
on a hammer. She Is under the
doctor's care; It will bo eonie time
before sho will bo able to return
to her school work.
Marlon Lance was out to Sunday
school Sundny for . tho first time
since taking sick.
EJt. Prefountnln has been quite
lamo wilh a' boll on his knee.
Mr. 'and Mr:i, O. J. Tarhell are
the proud parents of a baby girl
Mrs. E. R. Prcfountaln wants
lo sell her white chickens.
INJURED ROGUE RIVER
PASTOR IN PORTLAND
IIOGL'K llIVKIt, Ore, Oct.' 20.
(Special) Tim Hcvcronil nnd
Mrs. V. M. Wilson nro In Tort-
land whom Mr. Wilson Ib receiv
ing treatment for his left which
hn broko when ho fell down tho
church stairs.
SAMS VALLEY FR0SH
RECEIVE INITIATION
SAMS VAT.LIIY, Ore., Oct. 211.
(Special.) Tho threo upper high
school classes Initialed the fresh
man closs l-'rlday nlcht. After the
usual hazardous experiences, the
freshmen were Invited to a de
licious supper. The remainder
of the overling wns spent In play
Inir games. Three teachers were
present to nlrt In tho evening's en
tertainment. .
AMIANV Wl An unidentified
woman and her dnuKhter bilked
Albany merchants of -'MI In gro
ceries nfter they rented a house,
ordered the gonds and then dis
appeared. FIR8T
Mx-xuuncu
tit
11 s. m Worship
7:30 p, m., Gospel
9:45 a. m., School
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6:30 p. m. Leagues
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DISCUSSES CUT-OFF
SAMS .VALLEY, Ore., Oct, 26..
(Special) Ci range met in regular
session Saturday night. The lec
ture hour was taken up with dia-
cushions of the Williams cut-oft
roud.
Speakers favoring the road were
Road Engineer liynning, Uert
Anderson and H. V. WilllamB.
Mr. Hhorb, editor of tho Gold
Hill News( opposed the road on
the grounds that our county's at
tention was needed worse at home
than on outside projects.
The proposed road had been
endorsed by the Sams Valley
(irango, hut some of the members i
were dissatisfied, wishing to know
more details concerning costs, etc.;
The Orange had endorsed tho
road u,i th previous meeting,
when visitors from 'WilllamR Creek
Orango were present talking for
the project.
During the business session of
the grange members were pleased
to be Joined by Eagle Point vis
itors and two grangers from Jose
phine county.
It. K. Neulnn of tho leglslatlvo
committee and also a member of
the county budget committee,
gave a detailed report of the con
dition of the present county
budget. 1
Will Perry of Eagle Point and
tho county road superintendent,
explained tho steps necessary to
communities to get any new rood
work accomplished. Mr. Holbroko
master of the Josephine County
'omona, gave a pleasant tulk of
encouragement to tho Orange.
After closing of Orange, oil
members and Visitors partook of
supper of delicious venison
sandwiches, pumpkin pie nnd cof
fee .served by the H. E. C.
BROWNSBQRO LAD
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nttOWNSHOllO, Orc.j Oct. 20.
(Special) Little VIibII Tucker
whs quito badly hurt when he
fell from tho swing on the school
grounds last Tuesday morninir.
lo waB taken to Medford nnd
nftcr n careful examination It was
found there wns ' no causo for
nliirm.
Mr. Dick, a former resldont of
llrownshoro, has been vIsltinK nt
the homo of Mr. und Mrs. Klin-
glo. ... ...
Sybil Castor, a high school stu
dent of 'Englo Point, was an over
nlKht guest of- Mirrguerlte Mar
shal Tuesdny night.
Mrs. Ed Tucker, Mrs. 1 HI- W.
Wright nnd Mrs. L. ' J. Rohrer
nttended the clothing meeting of
the Lost creek club at Mrs. Short's
lust Tuesdny
The Karl Tuoker family were
dinner guests at the home of Mr.
und Mrs. Lou Walsh's last Sunday.
SECOND OPERATION FOR
SAMS VALLEY RESIDENT
.' . ' . 1 ,"1." . 1 . , 1
SAMS VALLEY, Ore., Oct. JO
(Special) Walter Scott, Who
underwent a second operation on
Tuesday nt the Hncred Heart Hos
pital In Medford is reported as
doing as woll ns expected. -1 ' .
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ROOUE RIVER, Ore., Oct. 2.
(Special) I. Cumpton of Med
ford, former high School teacher
here, spent a few daS'S In Rogue
Itlver this week on business.
A lnrgo crowd attended the
dance given Saturday night In
O'Kelly's hRll. Other dances are
scheduled for the future.
A new chicken house is bclnft
added to the lot recently purchased
and built upon by Ham Sundry.
Mr.- and Mrs." Marlon Lance
hnve been receiving a visit from
Dr. and Mrs. Seely of Portland.
' Percy Thomas, John Pallas and
Mr. Wilson were Medford visitors
Saturday.'
-Jim Selvlo of Eugene Is a vis
itor at tho Marlon Lunro home.
Mrs. (larfleld I-aws left this week
for Portland whero sho will visit
her daughter. Miss Mnry Laws.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Chnmherlln have
moved Into the houso recently va
cated by Leslie Jones. 1 Mr. Cham
berlln Is principal of tho Wlmer
school.
I'iJ- a l- 1 1
Gustavus Adolphus
"Tho Defender of
tho Faith1
Subject by. Dr. Funk
In the
Great Reformation
Series
.'H ,i 'Vi-1'i."
English Lutheran Ohurch
11 A. M.
Fourth it OakdsH Avenue
Ycu ought to feed your soul at
least once a week.
COME
The Rogue-Elk Inn
Rustic setting In the mountains.
Where the pine tree lifts Its
head, ' '
Where the Rogue River murmurs
softly.
As it flows o'er- rocky bed;
Whero Elk Creek's lazy waters
' Blend with Rogue's bold dash-.
Ing spray, -.
That's whore ' Rogue-Elk Inn
awaits you,
Walts, and welcomes you to stay.
On the way along Roeuo River. ! "
Where the gamey , Steelheads
wait,
Where the friends of Isaac Walton
Pause to troll with shining bait,
Where the pine trees on tne moun
tains '''.
Murmur soft, as breezes wake' .
Sweetest musla mid their branches;'
On the way to Crater Lako.
Under tall trees by the river. '
In the welcome shade, so cool,
Here the traveler loves to linger,:
By tlhe side of sparkling pool,.
Where the speckled beauties
glisten,
Hero Is where real life begins. .
On the banks of the Rogue Ktver,
At tho famous Hogue-Klk Inn.
Endless pleasure, here, awaits
them, k '
If they love the larger life
In the mountains, near to Nature,
For removed from strife,
Listening to the gentle murmur
Of the Rogue, nt close of day.
Or the whispers In the pine trees,
At tho time when fairies play. .
Evening's lure, so well portraying,'
At the setting of the sun,
As they dnnoe amid the shadows
Wlien the work of day Is done
Hero we find, amid the mountains;1
At the close of summer's day,
Quiet, peace, and Joy entrancing, -
'Tls our wish to always stay. -
Nature calls us with the muslo '
Of the water and the wind, '
lilds us look to God who loves us.
Bids us tuke our cares to Him;
And 1f we would learn life's les
sons, .' - -larn,
for us, the one, best 'way, '
We should spend some time with
- nature,- ' -
Where, tho fairies dance and play
Neath the tall and bending tree
tops, '
In the shadows, nnd the rho'on '
Seoms to hang so close above us
Coaxing lovers fond, to croon
Of the futuro days, so splendid.
As they, 'their new life begin;
Such a place you'll find near Med,
ford, . 1
'And 'tis known as Rogue-Elk
Inn.
Famous for fine chicken dinners,
Famous for. It's paintings rare;
Famous for It's sylvan setting,
Famous for It s mountain air; .
On the banks of the Rogue River,
On the road toward the rim
Of Crater Lake, you're welcome,
At the famous Rogue-Elk Inn.'
J . Paid adv. tf
Special Notice :..
y to Union Men
and Their Friends"
The .Medford Journeymen. '
' Barbers' Local - ' ' 1
recently organized '- In Medford,'
takes pleasure in announcing the
following tnaster barbers employ-.
Ing union help and ' conducting ;
a Btrlctly union shop:
,' Bates Bros., 128 West Main. '
Carl Bowman, 10S Welt Main.
Hugo Daley, 108 Bast Main. '
Roy Llndley, 17. North Bartlett. ;
D. P. Peterson, Jackson Hotel on
Eighth 8t.-
, Joe O'Brien; Medford Hotel;
1 E. C. Roieborough, 12 South Central.-
' -' 1 ",;
lo. Tung, B North Fir. ,
V Ijook for the
' Union Shop Card
Open 8 A. M. to 6 P. M.
Saturdays, .8 A. M. to t Pi M.
: Regular meeting night the. last
Tuesday of each month at Central
Labor hall,
Ray Tucker, Pres., 106 W. Main. .
Ray LeFavre. Bee.. 13 8. Central.
" WE DEVELOP", '--W
rums Free
WEST SIDE PHARMACY
YUE REXALL jSTQBE
Open SundaYs and Evenings ,
-,-t All tha Tims'
Women's Hose
$1.00
Silk from top to toe with
pointed Heel- '
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JlSURANCE ;
First Insurance
, Agency
i i I- I- tiki t'll t
A. L. HILL. Manager
Phone 108 ' SO N. Central
. . Mtdferd, Oregon
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Clean ootton rae wnnted at Mall?
Tribune office, l.1,(;,.
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