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Newspaper Page TextENJOYS TALENT Tuesday wan the regular nil-day meeting of tho Koguo River Holi ness association. It convened nt the Talent .Methodist church with Rev. Hrown and wife as host. The ' morning messago watt brot by Rev. Floherty of Rogue River "Church of Holiness." It wan ft helpful sermon und the Halnts re joiced In tho freedom of the message, and messenger. The basket lunch nerved nthe noon hour was a timo of break ing tho bread, and soul featslng us well as body. The afternoon sermon was de livered to the blessing of our hearts by Rev. Picher of Grants Pass. The business meeting took up tho work of tho coming spring, j .planning a convention oi tnree days the last of March. ' The evening was given over to - .Ensign Pack of Med ford and his people for an old time Salvation Army meeting. The church folks . . enjoyed the fellowship of our com-j rades of thj? Pulsation Army. The j interdenominational spirit prevails I In flirt irrniin nnil thr onsii?n' ' message was old fashioned In that he held up our need today of a real experience of heart holiness "without which no man shall see Clod." This is an Interdenominational movement In tho oliurches for the building up of the kingdom in ; each individual church. It is not j another church hut a help to every church member who will ; walk In tho light. The date of our next meeting will be Meb. 13th. (and that Is not unlucky.) Keep in mind the other services of tho people and coma and enjoy the services. Rev. A. C. Archer, Medford, Secretary. iNT FOR YEAR OF ACTIVITY CENTRAL POINT, Oro., Jan. 17. (Special) Missionary :circle of the ,Cnrlstian church met at the home of MrH. Viola Lampman, January iG. This being the first meeting .of the year, officers were elected as , follows: President,, Clnra Vincent; vice-president, : Bel la Pankey; secretary, Ixils Young; treasurer, Dora Jones. After a very pleiisunt .ifternooiv refreshments were, served by Mi's. Lampman, Mrs,. Young and Mrs. Coker. , Thft-lierean class of the Fede rated church met at the home of :Mrs. II. M. Wyatt January 14. I Tho officers chosen for the next year are Mrs. Bay wyatt, presi- dent and Mrs. ', Mrs. L,. C. Everett Faber Da Vinson, teacner. (.irimes and Mrs. served with Mrs. "Wyatt. . Twenty-five guests enjoyed a very pleasant afternoon. The Ladles' Aid of the Fede rated church met in the church parlors on Thursday afternoon. Officers, for the following year nre: President, Mrs. E. C. Rich mond; , secretary, Mrs. L. C. Crimes; treasurer. Mrs. Hamrick. The afternoon wns spent i tying a quilt. . MEXICO CITY. Jan. V.-(JP) Three more persons died here dur ing the night from exposure as a consequence of the abnormally low temperutuves which have prevailed this week. The deaths brought the total from the cold wave to six. Warmer weather was predicted for today. All the genius of Sigmund Rom berg and Oscar Hammer. . iteln, II, combined to offer Medford the most beautiful mu leal romance ever filmed) Entirely In Technicolor Viennese with Vlvienne Segal, Walter Pldgeon, Alexander Gray, Jean Hertholt, and chorus of one hundred voices. Here Is new and greater screen entertainment. V Kt. lurk's Kpicoiml. Corner Onkdalo nnd Oth St. ' 8 a.m. Holy communion. . t 10 r m. Sunday school, 11:15 a.m. Holy communion. 7:30 ji. in. Confirmation class, . Win. It. Hamilton, Hector. Main St. Methodist ChurrJi, South Sunday, January IS. 1931, !t:4!i a. m. Sunday school. 11:00 a. m. Sermon by pastor. 8:30 p. m. Kpworth League. Worship service. 7:30 p. m. Evangelistic service. Special music. V. D. Wood, pastor. Pull Coiqwl Church. Newtown near Main St. It. D. Sireyffeler. pastor. Morning worship, ll a. m. lCvangeh'siic service, 7:30 p. m. Sunday school. 9:45 a. m. Young people's service, 6:30 p.m. Hible study Thursday evening. A welcome extended to ail services. Vohmtoors of America Revival services beginning Fri day. Jan. IB, at the Volunteers Mission. Rev. II. V. Savage from Berkeley. Calif., will have charge of the services. Beginning Friday, his subject will be "From Infidelity to Christ." Everybody welcome. Come. 129 Hast Main, over The Clog gery. Capt. F. V. James in charge. English Lutheran Church. Fourth at Onkdale Avo. lr. 11. C. Funk, pastor. "Miracles of Mercy" will he the subject (' the pastor at 11 a.m. The newly elected officers will be installt-d at this service. Tho Bible school begins at 10 a.m., with classes for all ages. You are cordially invited to at tend our services. ' Seventh Bay Adventlst. Corner Beatty and Edwards St. T. M. Lougberg. pastor. T. L. Thuemler, assistant. Sabbath school 9:4G a.m. Jay McConilts, 11 pt. L. L. Bunch, as sistant superintendent. Chuch services- 1 1:0ft a.m. Young peoples' meeting, 3 p.m. Zella Snider, leader. Mrs. F. M. Rodman, as sistant. Prayer meeting Wednesday, 8 p.m. No meeting Sunday evening. Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. U D. S. Sunday school every Sunday at 1 0 a.m., sharp at tho Seventh Day Adventist church on corner of Edwards and Beatty, off North Central. . - . Ijidies' Relief society and Priest hood meetings held every Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. President Wm. R. Sloan, of tho Northwestern States mission will hold special services at 7:30, Monday evening, January 19. Every one is cordially invited to attend. A. C. Hawkins, branch president. - Talent MiMlioriiht Church. " Sunday school is manned by the finest group of men and women and the church is growing. Bring your children and there will be a class for them, and you, 9:45 Sun day morning. Worship hour at 1 1 a. m. Evan gelistic sermon by the pastor. Junior league. 4 p. m. Claronce II old ridge, superintendent. Evening worship of song and srmon every Sunday night. 7:30 p. m. Bright, snappy music, and you will want to come again. If you have no church home wo Invite you to meet with us. F. Audley Brown, pastor. Church of tho N'nzareiie. North Central at Jackson. John T. I-aRose. pastor. "Pentecostal power" will be the theme for the bermon by the pas tor Sunday morning at 11. The Sunday school showed a splendid Increase last Sunday and indica tions are that it will go beyond that next Sunday. At least one class is planning to Increase their attendance to fifty, and others are doing their bit toward the goal of 200. Evening service at 7:30, with sermon by the pastor on "Tho Man Who Died Too Soon " N. Y. P. S. footing nt 6:30. Sunday evening. Class meeting nt fi:30. Prayer and Bible study TOMORROW! AND MONDAY Continuous Shows Tomorrow Starting at 1:15 The ROMANCE THAT HAS CAPTURED The HEART OF AMERICA SO STRANGE! ' SO GREAT! SO BEAUTIFUL! YOU'LL NEVER, NEVER FORGET IT! nights H-so SELECTED SHORT 8UBJECTSI U DnDlll AD r, , f w- r. P Mat. 10-35c; Eve. 25-50c Y HOLLY SCRIP ftfEDFOKD QIIJ Wednesday evening at 7:30. The book of Leviticus will be the study for next Wednesday. Every one welcome at this church. Tho Salvation Army. Old Methodist Church building, corner 4th and Ilartleit. tension nnd Mrs. Jnrnes it. I'ack, officer in charge. Sunday service.: HolincsH meeting, .11 am. All believers in Holiness are Invltod tn Sunday school nnd llihlo class. 2:30 p.m. .Mrs. Velma Clibson In chaise. . Younu peoples' lesion, 6:30 p.m. Evening service 8 p.m. Eninn pack will bring the inesa(ie. . His subject will be "Enlarue Thy Tents." Week day services: Tuesday. Thursday : and Saturday nights, 8 p.m. Tho public Is cordially Invited to attend these services. First Christian Church. Ninth and Oakdale. W. It. llaiid, I'aslor. llihlo school at !l:4Ci a.m.. M. K. Olson, superintendent. Morning worship begins at 10:50. Anthem, 'Come Let Us Sing" (Jordan ). Incidental solo by Dr. fluve. Sermon subject, "The Tempta tions of Jesus." Christian Endeavor at C:30 p.m. Kvening evangelistic services at 7:30. Male quartette, "Let the Lower Lights lie llurniiiK." I.. !. ticnt ner, M. E. Olson, C. Wcndt, J. Kii-kpatrick. ' Sermon subject, . "The Infallibly Safe Side." Mid-week Itible study and prabe service Wednesday evening at 7;30. Vnlley Itnillo Ctiuroh. (Xon-Ienomlnationnl) Ted Li. Theumler, pastor. Ser vices every' Sunday evening be tween eight and nine. We greatly appreciate the let ters and telephone calls received expressing appreciation for our ef forts over KM ED. Sundny subject will he "Love." the greatest grace In the Chris tian religion. Professor Parrlsh of the Rogue lilver Academy, who has had sev eral experiences with radio, sing ing In Florida, will hnve charge of the music: . He will sing two solos and other members of the academy will furnish the . other songs. We cordially Invite you to tune in and enjoy with us this hour of worehlp', , . First IlaptlM, Ohuroh. V. H. Eaton, minuter. Sunday school, 9:1S a. m. Morning worship, 1 1 a. m. Ser mon by the. pastor. "An Estimate of Jesus." Mrs. C. S. Flnley and Mrs. ltalph Raymond will sing "Consecration,' .'by Francis llav ergal. Voting People's meetings (three groups), 0:30 p. m. Evening service, 7:30. At this ervlco tho pastor will begin a series of . six Sunday evening '"Chummy Chats" with the congre gation on the general subject of "Huilding li Home." rrhe topic for Sunday evening will be "What Is a Home?" A feature of the even ing program will bo Captain J. A. Uuehanan, cornetlst. Try our welcome. Intel-national Bible Students. Judge Rutherford, lecturer. Broadcasting a Watch Tower program over KM ED Sunday even ing from 7 to 7:15. This program will consist of a lecture by Judge Rutherford, who Is known as the world's greatest Bible scholar and lecturer. The title of the talk is "Tho Kingdom," and referB to Christ's kingdom on earth. One of these lectures will be given every Sunday evening -by electrical tran scription dver K.MED until further notice. The International Illblo Students meet forstudy every Hunday morn ing at 10:30 at the home of Mm. W. W: iBalley. 102 Mistletoe stroet. and every Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock , u-t the home of Mrs. Anna Brewer, 727 South Central avenue. 'All Interested In Watch Tower Bible study nre welcome. First Preshytctrlntl Church Claude B. Torter, Minister. Morning worship services at 11 a. m. Tho sermon topic will be, "Beliefs That Matter.'' The music Is as follows: Organ prelude, "Fountain Rev eries" Fletcher Anthem, "Thine Is the King dom" ......Gaul Organ offertory, "Berceuso In D'' ...Lemnre Contralto solo. "The Holy Hour" Nevln Kdnft Kifert Isaac Organ postlude, "Allegro Mod- erato" Vincent Ministry of music: Elsie Carlton Strang, soprnno; Edna Kifert Isaac, contralto: It. E. Woldron, tenor: Dr. W. W. Howard, bass; Eva Hazelrlgg Marsh, organist. Voting people's worship nerviVes nt G:30, followed by age group dis cussion!. First Church of Christ. Scleiitlst. Authorized branch of the mother church, the First Church of Christ, Scienilst, In Boston, Muss. Services are held every Sunday at 11 o'clock, church edifice, 212 North Oakdale. Subject for Sun day. Jnnuary IK: Life. Sunday school at 9:tr. Appli cants under the ago of 20 may be admitted. Wednesday evening meetings, which Include testlmonh-e of Chr.s tlan Science healings, at 8 o'clock. The rending room which Is lo cated at 40; Medford building, U open daily from 8 n. m. to 6 P. m., except Sundays nnd holidays. Tit librarian Is In Attendance from 11 to 4, nt which time nil authorized Christian Science literature may be purchased or borrowed. The public Is cordially Invited to attend the services nnd visit the reading room. Killed By Fumes ilAI-TIMOKE, Md.. Jan. 17. (Pi Two persons were killed, three others were overcome and 35 resi dents of a block of houses mad" 111 today by fumes which escaped from a gas main Into the basement of one home and spread to the others. TRTBUNE, L MEDFORD. HOWARD ROCkEY ! sy.whslx: V 1 1) i e n s Oruy. youno and attractive model, is uu. t,i o tor ii aeries of vainiinoe that Iticiaht Channiitu. artiat. ii mak' tua lor a .Ve J'orJC theater. I'iiuiitioiO has mart tl.an a vi'uAri Mionat iutereel in Viviens, ami wlieu 'i rainstorm ruins a ftor. rou-ril eaetiino ooivn she ta (crur is;, he promises to take the re siionatlilttu. Jiinnii Crane, the atrical vrexs agent, ia In lore tt-il't al!rei. Vlilenne's older sister, an actress but Aileen relnsee to let herself irsnonii while she lias to watch over I'li'lcuse. Jimmy oer - entitle Hag Klein, vruducer, to vice Aileen a vart in his scto jioie ''Sara's Christmas Stocking." As an adcertiaina scheme. Aileen aueeors in costume on the street uith Jimmy, a tiahl is "laked," and theu are arrested. Chapter 7 JEALOUSY pKRSPIRl.Nii, lu his shirt sleeves. Max Klein uuug up bis telephone with grunt of satisfaction. Cat ting up from bis swivel chair he waddled across his private otllce. In an b6cure corner hung the faded likeness of an actor In the buskins of Hie tragic era. "So this new kid's Bob Gray's daughter!" Klein muttered. Funny how iliiogs worked out. Klein ha loaned Gray the money for both bis wife's confinements. And the ctor had never even tried to pay It back! Klein took down the pic ture and carefully dusted It off. "Am I the star of this show or not?" she demanded. "Hey, . Miss Kohn!" he called through the .'.oor. "Send this nhoto I around In Wlnenta. Tell him In shoot ins a- hundred glossy pvfhtB over here right away. We'll need 'em for a story that's going out to morrow." ' Ills cretary took the portrait. "What's the idea?" she demanded. "Are you going to put on Hamlet and sign up a real ghost?" "Ghost your grandmother!" snort ed Klein. "This guy's a wliaddye-call-'em? Yeah! An ancestor. Broad way discoveries gotta have fathers and mothers the kind that'll make good advertising. People don't re member that Boh Gray was a joke. This Aileen kid Is going to Inherit the mantle of his fame." ' ' "Hologuey!" Miss Kohn snapped coldly. - A noise lu the outer olllce caused Iter to slam the dour - in alarm'., '.- ' Look lug through the glaes parti tion, Klein saw an exc!ted throng follow .Ilmnii and Alleea Into his anle-toot :. "That boy's a wow!" ht beamed. "Look at 'em count 'em! . Baby!, Every paper In town is tagglu' 'em even the sob-sisters. Lights! Camera! Whoopee!" lie almost pushed Miss ICohn to the door, opened It and thrust her out, as ha glared belligerently at the waiting group. "What the devil!" he exploded. "Whaddye think Ibis Is a loafing place?. Shut up! Get out! I'm busy. No, posilively. Miss Kohn, I wouldn't see no reporters at all. ain't got a word to say." Klelu slammed the door and stood behind It, shaking wilb silent laughter. You had tn handle these birds lust right or they'd think there was something Hshy sbou . the slickest story. . . "Well, Chief, It worked!" Jimmy announced as he and Aileen entered the Inner oltlce. "Didn't I tell you she'd handle It like a little veteran? That rough and tumble at tho end was Just the touch It needed." "Yeah? Rut sunnnsn von in to f lail. I nl n't payln" your ffuc." "There won t he any fine, said Cranei. ."The guy :t slugged Isn't going lb show up He knows lie isn't supposed lo." DO- F. CENTRAL POINT, Ore., .Inn. 17. (Hp!.) Joint installation of offi cers of the Rfiboknh and" Odd Fel lows lodges of Central Point wns held In the Grange hall January 12 following a bountiful ban'iiiet served to 300 guests. The. Itehckah officers Installed were: Noble grand, Florence Eddy; vice grand, Minnie Ruckles; record ing secretary, Clnra Vincent; treas urer, I.iu.eiin Iiumon. Otld Fellow offlrers Installed were: Noble grand. Andy Buckles; vice grand, Floyd Hedgpeth; treas urer. J.. F. Southwell; secretary, J. E. Vincent. After the Installation cards and dam irig 'were enjoyed until a lute hour. OK'F.t.yX, SATURDAY. A ROMANCE OF KaD'O "limy d'ye mean ain't supposed lo 7" "I nwuu I gave him a ten spot to butt In and lei me wallop lilm just to make a filling dlmux." "But the feller told the cups Ills unme was John It. Steunirourt. He's one of the biggest. advertising men" "But he isn't the guy I soaked. How can I help It," Jimmy asked, "If the uut gave a phoney name?" "Stearncourt will be wild-eyed!" Klein suid uueasily, "Maybe he's been talking and all these reporters outside " "Sure," said Jimmy. "That's why they're here. I figured the old bird would raise a howl. It makes a better story." ' As he spoke there was a com. mollou just outside the door. It flew open, and Edna Vellamy strode in with Hashing eyes. They were large and dark nud furious, nnd Ig noring the others' presence, she focused them on Kleiu. "Do you think I'm going to stand for this?" S..e shrieked at him. "Why you fool, you've made me a luughlng stock wllh this cheap pub licity! Every paper In town will publish her picture In the morn ing!" She flashed a glance of hatred In Alleen's direction. "1 don't know how you're going to slop them, but you've got to keep It out. Am I the star of this show or not?" Elbows on , the blotter Klein rested his forehead on his palms until Edna should finish her tirade. He had been through this many times. "Do you hear mo!" Mies Vella my screamed. "Or are you as dumb as you look? You've offered me a contract (o star In this produc tion" "But your signature nln't on It yet." Klolu looked up nulolly. "What's more, It Isn't going to he." Slowly lie opened the drawer of Ills desk. Vellutny stared at him unbelievingly as he lora a slicat of typewritten sheets Into tiny bits. "What are you doing, yon Idiot?" the actress demanded and stamped her foot. "Deciding to run my show my self:" "Oh, really?" Miss Vollamy tossed her head. '.'How extremely original. It's just as well I've learned In time t& accept another offer." "Ain't it?" Klein agreed. "You mean that you're going to be stubborn, Max?" Miss Vellamy smiled' persuasively, and undulating toward him, sat ou the edge of his desk. . "Say, listen!" Klein waved dis missal with bis pudgy hand. "Who asked you lo come In here? Do you think 1 keep open bouse?" A sharp retort paused at her Hps Edna Vellamy recognised the tone that Klein had used. Tbls lime slit bad overplayed ber famous temper anient. Not only that, she shrewdly surmised that Klein had fallen fo? tho girl who stood beside Jimmy Crane. Edna tried to mask her fury with a contemptuous curl of tier "I suppose your Idea's lo re trem-h, old dear." she remarked sarcastically. "Perhaps you'rs think ing nf giving Hie lead lo a churns girl." "Edna." said Klein, "sometimes you got bruins.' Thanks for the sug gestlnn." , . ' . ... (Crirt. pit). f,y Tfit Urnlr Co ) Tomorrow a hidden- entmy lakes an underhanded thrutt at Aileen and Vlvienne. FREE FOR ALL FIGHT IN DEMOCRATIC CLUB NEW YOltK, .Inn, 17. (P) A man in evening clothes wus killed hy a bayonet thrust und four oth ers were Injured early toduy In u frnc-for all fight In tho club rooms of a Democratic nrgnnlzullon ,on West )2fth street In llnrletn. A hegrn porter employed In the huilding was nrrcsted on a charge or having wielded Ihe bayonet fix ed to a rifle, . ' One I'niiilliy In suite HALEM, Ore., Jan. 17. I At fine fujallty In Indued -in 1 accidents was reported by the slate Industrial accident commission for the week ending January Hi. The victim was It. H. Hall, Eugene. There were (ilO'noclfients reported to the com mission during the week. .TAXrAftV 17. Uim SCHOOL CHILDREN Thotiriam.H of loiters of trllmto from nrhool children of A morion to Hoar Admiral Kiohard li. Hyrd will bo proHonttMl to tho Antarctic pxplorer when ho addresses tho tfl.st an mm I convention of tho Do pai t merit of Suporint ondimoo at Detroit. Mich., .lummy Pupils who wish may write to the explorer. Their letters will he elenamly hound in haud-tooled leather and presented to Hear Ad miral Hyrd hy President 'Norma ti It. Crozier of the Department () Siiperi.itemlenco on behalf of tho school children of America in rec ognition of tho explorer's charac ter anil achievements. In Jackson county teachers have lieon notified hy bulletins from tho county suporin'temlent so that all children may ho interested in .Ad miral livid and in writing; letters to him. Letters will be collected and judged in tho county offices, after which they will he forwarded to Admiral Hyrd. INSTALLED PHOENIX BY rHOKNMW ore., Jan. 17. (Spl.) Installation services of the- Neigh bor of Woodcraft. Oak I'irde No. were held at the W. o. W. hall in I'hoenix Wednesday night. At 6:30 a cow red dish supper was served to Woodcraft memlx-t ami families. I'laces were laid for The Installation services were held at K:3i. Tho inmalling of ficer was Mrs. Nanic Roberts, first assistant. Louie Colver, second as sistant Installing officer was Fred Furry, and third assistant 'install ing officer was Mm. Marie Furry. The following guards assisted: Mrs. Klva Jlriscoe, Mrs. llertha fonts, Mrs. Mablo Ktancliff, Mrs. Cora Chandler, 1m Klva Caster, Mrs. .Minnie McClaln, Mis Ida ltiwhop nnd Mrs. Hazel Bishop. The following officers wore in stalled: Guardian neighbor, Mrs. Resell Walt: past guardian neigh bor, M rs. Maude Dnughorty; ad visor, Mrs. Florence Drake; ma gician, MiH. Mildred "Ward; clerk, Mrs. Lillian Coleman; hanker, Mrs. Cora Chandler; attendant, Mrs. Uertha Coblelgh ; inner sentinel. Mrs. Elizabeth Denzer; outer sen tinel, Carl Hennele; flag 'bearer. Mrs. C.ertrude Ilardesty; captain of Kiin.rds, Mrs, Minnie Culver; mu sician, .Mrs. Dorothy Lofl'er; cor resyondont, Miss Klva Castor; man agers, Fred Dnughorty, Mrs. Marie Ward and Mrw. Knid Carter. Three members of tho Neigh bors of Woodcraft lodge of Med ford attended tho installation Mer vices. They were Mrs. Rortha Pen well, Mrs. Mona Rurgman nnd Miss Caroline Leader. .Saturday night tho TMtoenix or der will hnvo tho regular monthly card party, to which tho public is invited. Sunday Dinner Hotel Medford Dinner $1.00 'The Food Is Better" at The Medford c MRS. A. M. WALL ' McAndrews Road You ore Invited to present this cou pon at the Mail Tribune office and receive two FREE TICKETS TO A TALKING PICTURE PROGRAM AT THE a. ma tsa-emtBmmstmr- As a Subscriber Guest of the MAIL TRIBUNE WATCH THIS SPACE. If you are a subscriber of the Mall Tribune your name may appear here tomor row. Only subscribers' names will be published and, during the du ration of this offer, all subscribers will be given an opportunity to en Joy FREE shows as GUESTS OF THI8 PAPER. NOW PLAYING "The Bachelor Father" WILL BE TALKED IN OPEN SESSION I'MOKNIX:, (Me.. Jan. 17. (Special.) A mfotinjr nf impor tance to all farmers and orchard men thruout the community as well as a number f others, has been called for Tuesday nlht, January Hi), at X o'clock at ihe W. (). . hall in I'hoenix fur the purpose of talking over possibil ities of organizing a range, This will be a public meeting and all Interested are urged to come. It. K. N'ealon, county deputy for (Jr.'ingen. haM Hpi-nt some lime this Or eg 00 S Home of the "RounJ-Up" trial payroll, augmented by many smaller plants. Pendleton's isolation csplains why It Is the center for two large food and building wholesalers. Small wonder that 30 of the 16,663,000 bank deposits are savings accounts. The East Oregonien'i A8C circulation of 3,231 covers com plelcly this widespread market each evening. Full leased wire service of the Associated Press and complete NEA feature service of pictures, comics, cartoons, and special stories make the East Orcgonian's readers as happy as its advertisers. th-'EastiQreAonitinl lvn dot BCA.t&S Orcfon buysil read the 10 twelve Mefjantttn Nfwipnptmi Albuny Of mocrot'HtrotV Mtdlord Matt Tribunt Athtand Tiding. Oregon City Cnttrpriit Aitof io A dorian 8udgtt PtndUton fait Orogonian QraMt- fun Couritt- Konburtj Nwt Jtotntw Klamath fnili rad-Nwt Snlm Camtat-Journal La Giandt Obitrrtr Tiic Dallfl Chromcfc M C MOGrSstrfrs CO Inc. .-.,.' Jix. .(. -Nw Voftt Wa.UuW.1 ..i.;' jstW1 Dttroit Portland San Franc It c Lot Aniolta ' One of a series of ads appearing In Printer's Ink, for the 12 Oregon news- papers represented by Morgensen A Co. TONIGHT! Curtain, 8:30 o'Clock SOME GOOD SEATS LEFT! DON'T FAIL TO SEE AND HEAR The Distinguished Air Explorer and Lecturer REAR ADMIRAL RICHARD E. BYRD U. S. N. In Person! Lecture and Motion Picture The Outstanding Event of the Winter Theatrical Season A stirring account of life in "Little America," and the thrilling flight over the South Pole, with motion pictures taken by the explorer. ; PAGE THREE week calling on several of tho far mers and others throughout the different sections around Phoonlx, and ho finds practically all In ! favor of tho organization of a '('.range In I'hoenix. tl I Them will n Knnin frnm mitali-lA 1 1 lot 1'hoonix present, and there will bo a few numbers presented by members of Ci ranges from other rjeetlons of tho valley. Mr. N'ealon is very anxious for a good turnout nnd desires that ull help spread tho news nnd encour age others to attend. FOUR KILLED DURING RIOTING IN BENGAL I.O.VnO.N, Eng., Jan. lt.(P) OlHpatchea to tho Kvening News from Calcutata today snid four per siiim had been killed and 20 others j injured In riming nt .lahlda In tho i Hihar province of Ilengal. The re- porta said police lined guns to de I lend theniHclvcR against a mob which refused lo disperse. HOST each September to 50,000 people attending the annual "Round-Uo. "Pendle ton is cattle capitol of the Pacific Northwcst.Bccf cattle, dairy cattle, and sheep bring an income of almost $3,000,. 000 each year. Umatilla County (Pendleton Is the county scat, thus bring ing even more trade from miles around) produces $1 5,000,. 000 in agriculture and live. i stock annually. Grain 50 of Oregon's wheat comes from the Pendleton area fruit, livestock, hay, dairy products, poultry, and wool all keep Pendleton's coffers filled the year around. ! Flour and woolen mills and 1 saddleries provide an Indus Seats $2.00 and $1.00 0 Auspices of Medford Post No. 15 American Legion . OR c o on, n f eHr:.', 'vK:.'-lj N