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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OiWiOX,
THURSDAY.
NOVEMBER 14.
1929.
PRESBYTERIAN
SEES SPIRITUAL
Medfordite Draws Pen Picture of
Great R. R. Fight in San Francisco;
Fate of an Empire in Balance
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KAN FHANf'lNOO, Niiv. U. ! hniHlle IiIm private tnr to Bam
KpppJnl to Mull Tribune-) In the: Kntnc.Hro. TIuto whs u howl of
'ilonluI liult room of t ho St. k1p al thin tinil (lie whole K. ('.
' KmnclH hoiel Ih be'lnt; clt'cldcd Iliej table tiii'inil hm! ant when In
' fate of an empire. This 1 nil answer to the next iiurstion Mr,
yiovy of once-unonwi-tliho, but Budd mi hi .thoro hurt been no do-'
' m dated today and the empire upon j' hate of how' much he should pn '
" i wnoHf iiiip iiiiK jmM'wriK ih'iiik on im- u uan, nut winy u " , . , ,.
Rev v Covert Tells ClosinQ i ho l n kiwrdom over the j would be pantile for iiim to exponent bcparation unurcn ,'w,,ul,,H
, ' Session of Convention
) lii. iinial convention of the church
in itHiiinKton uurinK the heat or
the presidential campaign laat year
HiKhop AnderHOii flayed aectionul
iKin and intolerance. .
An exteiiBlve reader, ttiHhop An
deifton Iuih Htudied prominent writ-
I or of all age. A writer of talent
himself,, he is the author of ;I,et-
i ten to Ijiymen," "The Religion of
Our lord" and "Religion and Mor
ality." "-I of which have heen j
widely fpjoled
Bishop Andernon, who la 115, was
horn in Ontario province, Canada,
and was ordained early in his
Young Lack Training in
Ways of ChurchBan
quet Ends Conclave.
Jf tho InU'briiy of frtm-ntion I
to be nuilnlnineri and ir Iho iiro
urOHMivo. J.fe o( llm ninlon it to
lio ('om-fmied, more attention miov
lio pnlcl to the Hiililtliul training
ot, boys and bIiih. cltizcnH nml
k'Hdora of tomorrow, Hiild Itcv.
William C'hnliniTB covert of I'lilm
dolphin, general HOiretary of. tho
boant-of vdneatlon of tnc i'r'
liyterian eluirrh, in addroHMltiK th.
tiuMns hckhIoh of tho predliyterlnn
.Vtun'H convention hero lum even
ing.. The conventiun lieunn yen
leruuy forenoon and allrat'ted over
711 mlnlHti'i-8 and oldem from all
part of - Honthern Orenon.
Within the pant 2U yenra. de
clared the speaker, the world ha
taken tin a new aHect hy the ad
vent nnd development of mechuni-
ithout''
live. l'or'l)iis In the lo-arlni; ho- j incotnroodin , th.' rcgu.Jai Khlii.-1
fore tho InterHtato coniineroe coin-1 por.s, it ilfd Heoin a If soino on .
miKtdon of a petition to huild i ' liad put ilia fool Inui the Kiiup. ... I
Hcant 200 mileH of railroad, It
will only ram thro,, million dollara, rrold.-nf Adamn will tell howl
which Ih oullc a lot for yon or -' W. xlei n . J-a. lflc will hclpl
me. hut lex than a ilioi. In iho'ltwlf and the tireat Northern an'i
huoket foe n irreal nilln.ail mutein ' I'rixidi nt Mlloup Will lirilllf In
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Th. 1,1. 1...11 il,,. ru.1,1 H. 1'. I'.tlt these are
' llKht the ureal hearlednerfK of the
H. 1'. I'.tlt tllcKe are only rtrtl-
and State to. Serve Re-J
maining Term of Late:
; Bishop Murray Rev.'
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Burleson Assistant
Precious Remedy
For Rheumatic Pains
Recently Improved
and Druggists Praise It
WASlllNCiTON,- Nov. M.-lTP) j , ...,.. , .,.,.,. , ,
of battle where two monmcru oi 1:v1' 1'i i Hldent - JluddV A .dyiiumic exnoiicnt of the seimru- ' llc dim,,-., spcKlily. SiiitciiiIci-.
,.. i',.,ii1i.,.riili,n are flirhtln.' ' I'redlclion that three timed I he ! tioil or clllircll anil Hlule the KlRht
llOHloin liallKportallon aie nunin, ,,. When von an. tort u rod with
MCVen ill 1 11 tii II people nu iwju-i no, v.imi icn i. imui nun uiiii-ft. , , " . "
1.1K in thlK favored region will j c-ugo-loday took office as presid- j J it a.soo" aooHfllble. K
hooii nave to no cuiumieren iroiu j iuk niHiiop oi ino episcopal cnurcn. I Vnll wan, to nt WOrk nRain j
a run ruua j;oim or view i win- pr inuuy years u uuniiiiaai, iiK' heeause you want to ttrlnj; home
dovv drcKHing. The heavy artillery lire In the nat ional organization of ; the weekly pay envelope ko neee.s-
whirh will nettle the t;ao of tnl the church, the hishop of the Chi- j to fhe eomiort or your tamiiy.
cul'O dioeese will sorvn Ihe twn I w.wu 10 onvi-an u.im uuei -
ini,' out of the syHtem and keep it
out. -
lirnad -minded pharmaclstx will
advice Allenru bowuiMe l hey know
of the counMen8 number of peo)le
tables of ineonu', pro.speetitHeH ih' City on October 3. it han neipea.
.., ,., u .w.H. i.j ijiui, An,!,,,.,,,,,, 1 They know it 1s a real remedy
..v.. , . 1 .it, V - , t heciUise of their training anil be
UCH arit an mm mm i mnv. ijji uu; itn u uanoi ol iuu liouse ui
hlshopH, and, as his first official
for the future more than lor to
day. On the defensive- ia the
Southern I'aelfic system, a II tile
sullen, more than a little fearful.
(mi the offensive Is the t treat
Northern railway, whose steel rails
extending along the northern
boundary of tho I.'. H. ant now at
traetnd towards rich southern Ore
gon aiiil northern California, eager
to break tho. monopoly, which fo
more than f0 years has fattened
Its rival. It has given up Ihe
powder nnd hall battles of I III I
and llarriman and has brought
to the front Its battery of law
yers. Tho I. C. C. examiner sits under
wreat Umpire lies on the table be
for uthoso lawyers. Ktaek.s of white
paper whereupon ear-miles, ton
m lies, revenue-per-dollar-exended
have been figured, eost-fiirves,
cago dioeese will servo the two
years remaining of the term of
Mlshop John Cardner Murray , of
Maryland, who died lie I ore the al
tar of Ktr James church in Atlantic
in linen tntin nr1 u'MMpn t'ulrcl
al genius, resulting In nutn.no-1 ft raiHM atfoi.m
biles., moving rletures, airplar.es, A HmpI(, a()ji hH roHtnim - 0n
electricity and other meehanh-al ; the mnw (latronil 14 lm, wiln0llA
inventions, which have tended v.i(.ht,r lMttw at W( ,on t(h,H
break down the restraint and Q (h(f nU()1.n
training- of the old lashloned np0 ,1W . VorhatM iwtt
home The percentage of younj; , (Jown (t (.n(.h ,allo 0) lM, rjl
Amer cann who are bibl bully igm' inaml of Ih(1 ro,lllIllsRi0ner are the
rant Ih Jinlouncllnir. Id i:ev . t-s. .. farees juhL. on the left th
TJV:?,;1 f " TCn ? I' f! N- t"KMhw with the
whUli WO- Y nd girls took u.n WJ.H, Htntf.Mf wh,rll have
IwWwu1- hehalf of the new
"i i' i - ! a ' 1 V comer. Cold legged, spindly chairs
gpldpri ,' ruIt'L .70 per cent knew
liothjnrf'j of the "Sermon on the
Aount;'' 12 per cent did not Know
the opening words of tho Lord's
Pray or; ,,lti per 'cent did not know
the par en (ago of JesusChrlst.
(At ; 5'oiuifc Cioiyd Jails.
' Tnls fondltion Is held renponsl
blA 'to A' dof?reo for the erowded
cpndllion of the prisons today as a
resell ,of ii, great laxity in law
iobarvanee , hweeplng .. ovov tho
coinitry Had fo some extent for
thu fact - that the average age of
crimhiuls . has been reduced 1M
years, tho present age ranging
from 17 22 years.
Tho gospel Is needed ninro and
more, declared the speaker, who
referred to students, going through
school without i propel . spiritual I
training as clever, educated devils
with- an educated mind, but with
imtrafned desires. The need of
more Individuality was ulso cited
us n' remedy for present conditions
which Jtev. Covert , believes will
lead a great democracy onto the
rooks, - .
' Remedy DIstmssiiL
Tho principal work of the, hoard
if Christian ' education of the
thurch 'Is ito remedy present con
ditions, he told his listeners, and
yesterday's entire session was di
rected to this end.
1 Rev. Murdoch Mel.ood of Han
1-ancisco, Pacific coast . director
for the hoard, In n few words
thanked local committees for Ih.
success of the session nnd declared
It was one of the best arranged
h scions In which he had taken
pa rt on tho Pad flc coast . ( 'a ii
Jtrommer, president of the men's
chib presided, nt the banquet, pre
IMircd by members of the Wo
men's Assot Intlnn of tho church.
Hfcveral -numbers were sung hy a
quartette composed of Messrs.
Aloeker. .MoeDouough, Howard nnd
Bhockley.
; The only other meeting hold In
itio visiting churchmen In Oregon
was held nt Portland and tho next
will be held In rnlirnfnln ln v In ir
only New Alex co ami Arlxona he-
fore the entire nation will have
heen covered.
stand lino upon line on the ball
room floor for spectators.
As I entered the witness In the
chair was discussing ',! latitat h
Kails ami what effect two roads
toward tho south would have. No
one soemed very interested -a It ho
at every question the S. P. attor
neys opposed object Ion,- which
were quickly over-ruled. Suddenly
ie w as excused and tiio genera I
In chief of the Invaders was called.
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President Italph Pudd of the
(treat Northern Is a slight, alert
business man. Ho took the oath
In a quiet voice and then In
answer to questions by his coun
sel he explained that his road was
one of the shortest to the Croat
like region' and that except for
the 8. P, Sunset Itoute It had the
lowest crossing of Ihe Uoeky
mountains, that the 8. 1'. reaehod
all along the Pacific, coast from
Mexico to Port hind nnd that from
tho Columbia to the middle of
California only ono north and
south railroad now existed. iJitor
upon cross examination he agreed
that there were two lines of track
hut I don't think he has any great
opinion of tho stretch from lilack
Hutte to Kugcuo , through "Our
Valley.' Ho was sarcust'c when
he pointed' out that fine could
travel from the liny Cities to the
Hose City via Oftden, He showed
that his road to Klamath Kails
was a stub and that It' could not
pay Its rental to S. P. profitably,
unless It were extended. Hut alas;
he did not mention the P. & K
which Is so often brought to no
tice In connection with John Ii.
Alen In "20 years ago." When
asked by S. I inquisitors If h
were trying to make the Infer
ence that the S. P. could not anil
did not bundle the traffic, he po
litely evaded the question until
forced to answer, when he said
that there had been considerable
dimeuliy in getting the H. P. In
Citizens who 'expect to ride
either a (J. N. or H. P. train will
some day be atiractea to mis ein- n,,!,,.!., hi nMH(lin
plre. Hablos not yet born will ,n ,dress before Iho 4flth
grow, into voters In this- region. ...-. ,. ? U11MM
And so today the fate of this last ! .,
frontier Is being settled. t" " '
Shall it be under the dictator- J 1;
snip ol l lie rsouincrn i'ucuiu i ;)
tern or shall It be developed under
a joint control? 'All tins htiUa-,
halloo and what does it matter j
to me?" j
You may be right, but perhaps,
Jim Owens
It would bo nice tn l'ide to Chi
cago without a change, of sleeper. ;l
It might help If our- freight rules,
incoming and outgoing, were based
on a competitive basis. At any
rate, dream or no dream, over
tho hump lies California and some
400 miles south of tho hump there
are hatt ling men a ml marsha lied
facts and near-facts about to set
tle the fate of an empire.
C. J,.
cause the makers of Allenru have
so much faith in it that they an
nul, he appointed Ihe Hlght Key. j ihoriste .larmiu i Woods and drug-
Hugh I Hurleson, bishop of South I ISIH ,VVV ywm ,e 10 "ns" 11 wim
the distinct understanding that one I
IiIk bottle must do what the buyer I
cx)M-i'tsittodoormonoy back. J
See These Stunning
COATS AND FROCKS
Friday and Saturday
NEXT SATURDAY EVE
The Jat ltHonvillo members of the
Amuriciui Legion poHt will linlil u
bin tlnnce III t Ii tit city next Sntnr
diiy, It wan unnouiicud this at'lut'
noon, with tlunctiiK beslnnlnB ut 9
o'clock and contluultiK until mid
nlKht. C. 11. JJiin n In k ton Ih clinlr
man of the dnnco committee, ua
HlHted by. Hay (.'olumnu nnd Leon
ard OHborno.
The tlanco Ih being held to raise
funds for the Jacksonville museum,
the most complete 111 southern Ore
Kon, ecmtniniUR nny number of old j
pioneer relies. Nnprovement work
intiHl be. 'made nnd. in view of the I
cause, n larRc imbiber of' dancers I
tire expected lo be present t' the
ltt.v. ,
Jennings Tire Co.
Conducts Big Sale
The JennltiRs The company, lo
cated on Norlli Kivcrside across
from the Xututortum, is paytnit
cash for old lires which are tradetl
In on top-Ki'iule HUper-Kisk tires.
Iliiilnt! itho special sale event
low prices lire beltiK featured on
it new shipment ol' I'lsk tires Jusl
received by .lennlnitH.
rill'.ST liKI'Olt'lS I'WOItMll.K
I.' (Continued from l'age One)
ford, who nr not already con
tnbutors, are aiBert to weluh the
slluntlon carefully Klve what llli v
rf.n'lll n spirit that will lead olhcr
t'o follow their lead. .
Ilepurti from committees who
have solicited Jaeknonvllle and
Uentrnl I'oint were al.o heard'
(Antral Pointers have not enter
erl, Into the i'ommunlty t'hest
WhAle-hearteilly, and the situation
UiproiK believed to be because the
chest work la not entirely under
Hlood. t'enttul Point anil Jackson,
yillo residents and tiuilncftmncn ar
rejulnded that the chest will d i
Rood wherever It Is needed nnd th u
It embodies a mi-iit coopcriiilin
liloii, dolnis away with numerous
drives and placing clmrlty on a
more ttystematlr hatls.
Chest workers are also solicit Inn
outlylnK communities, and the
fommnnliy fhei'i. as It new 'nnd. '
Is not to he regarded as an exchi.'
slve 'Medford project, tint us a co-(
operative project tnklntr In the en i
tlre'rommunlty.
, t'ohilnup Plans. . j
Solicitors will hold another
luncheon tomorrow boon Ml th :
llutul Medford sa: i:iMcus furthi i .
plans for the continued success of!
the illive, j
, lluslnessmcn nnd euiiluyps of In-!
enl estahlbhments. who have do-1
ti.uted. are tu ned to pleace stickers I
In windows of ihrtr homes. Holic I
Itora will then not duplicate rf forts
yy calllnu nt the resilience also,
rtcports were alvo made In re
Rprd to collection from ehn'n
tores and all companies. He vera I
have, made Rood donations, and
others ore exper.ed In due roune
of time. Tho sum if Hotili l x
peeled from this snurde. The.?
companies have sources of revenue
In Medford but the main offices
ur outside of tho city nnd derive
Ihe mnln benefit from local sulci.
The Community Chesl Is put up tt
them as an opportunity to express
their appreciation for business de
rived her. '
JVe ed I t?.s- s
Suffering
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Smart Coats
Heiv, in (iur lnrt-o colloftitm.of luxurious Win
Icr coats, you will find just the 'style you lik;
)nst. 'nioro iro lu'iuitiful 1'urrctl and st'll'-triin-int'tl
liiodols in t lit ri'feiTi'd inatcrials and t lie
lending winter shades. Prices are most veas
onahle.on all selections and enalile you to have
a slumiing new coat very- economical! v.
$1T95
The next time a headache, makes
you stay at homo
Or some other acho or pain pro
vents your keeping an engagement
Remember Buj'er Aspirin! For
there is scarcely any pain it cannot
relieve, and relievo promptly.
These tablets givo real relief, or
millions would not continue to take
them. They are quite harmless, or
the medical profession would not
constantly proscribe them.
Don't be a martyr to unnecessary
pain. To colds that might so
easily be checked; to neuritis, neu
ralgia; to those pains peculiar to
women; or any suffering for which
Bayer Aspirin la such an effective
antidote.
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The Youthful Frock
Paris is young indeed, and yon will find her
most whimsical moments delight fully mirrored
in this charming collection of frocks. ..Many
have the .Hew youthful "princess" silhouette
. . . all are. slim, enchanting, young as ihe next
moment.
Specially Priced
$g.85 $3995
For your own protection, buy the
genuine. Bayer is sof. It's always
the sumo. It never depresses the
heart, so use it as often as needed;
but the cause of any pain ran be
treated only by a doctor.
MAWEM ASPIRIN
AspWs Is Um UUt auuk ol Bsyw Muutsrtun ol MoaoonlkociJioM ul SsliollnJ.
Weas as You Pay
The Cinderella Way
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Blue fr
Goose .
Pear Growers:
Will Distribution Help
Solve Your Problem? '
. Medford has a big problem ahead in the marketing' of pears the efforts of all
J factors concerned will be needed in solving it. The work this year is a step in
the right direction the American Fruit Growers have contributed largely and
are doing a great pioneering work in the handling of this ever increasing
problem.
As an example the American Fruit Growers during this 1929 season sold
Bosc pears on a F. 0. B. BASIS in cities that never heard of Bosc pears before,
but by constant sales effort induced buyers to take cn a trial car and the re
sult was a happy one ; the buyer made money, was pleased with the fruit and is
inquiring about next year".
The American Fruit Growers sold its nationally advertised BLUE GOOSE
Bosc Pears over a wide range of country, including cities in the Middle West
such as Duluth, Minn. ; Green Bay, Wis ;. to such centers ir? the Northeast as
White River Junction, Vt.; Bridgeport, Conn.; Burlington, Vt.; and cities of
less than 10,000 population in the Sp.ttth such as Morristown, Tenn. Other cars
were shipped' to Roanoke, Va.; Asheville, N7 C; SOUTHAMPTON, ENG
LAND, and a great niany other Cities' off, the ' beaten path as.well as aU tthe
major markets. .!:(:.',. i ; w ; , ...
In fact, we distributed BLUE GOOSE Bosc Pears in
twenty-eight cities, most of them small centers which
never used the Bosc variety before. '' ! : " ''!
Our 1929 Bopc Season is finished returns are in and'
the growers have been paid. Our program of strictly ,
P. 0. B. SELLING, made possible by intensive sales ef
fort from the Medford Sales Office, has made this wide
distribution available to Medford Pear Growers.
American Fruit Growers Inc.
OREGON DIVISION
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Dr. E. J. Carpenter
CHIROPRACTOR
and
PHYSIO THERAPIST
319 Medford Bldg.
Phone 430-R
INSURANCE
First Insurance
Agency
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A. U. HILL, Manager
Phone 103 30 N. Central
Medford, Oregon , ;
REPAIRING
West Side Market
Now Under New Management
With a Complete Line of
FRESH FISH, OYSTERS
CRABS, CLAMS and SHRIMPS
Also Choice Beef, Pork,
Hams and Bacon
v : Fresh Fruits and Vegetables
i;V r'!cle Cheese and Kraut
riome Made Hominy and Sorghum
We guarantee your patronage will be
appreciated.
Gus H. Samuels Van R. Gilbert
213 W. Main St. .
Free Delivery Phone 649
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