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Newspaper Page TextBEDFORD MAIL TRIBUXE. MEDFORD. OREGON. SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER 20. MSB PAGE THREE Qhurch Interests and Notices St. Mark's Episcopal E. S. Bartlam, Rector . Holy communion. 8 a. in. Morning prayer and Bennon. 11 a. m Church school, 9:4o a- m. St. Peter's Lutheran Charah (Missouri Synod) K. Main and Portland At. Harrv H. Youn. Paatar Sunday s;hool at 10:00 o'clock. Mr. ueorge tiueners, supt. No morning worship this morning rjvoning service at 7:ao ociocx. Theme: Christ. Our High Priest Visitors are always welcome. Apostolic Faith Mission 42 North Front fltnwt. Services Sunday at 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Services Tuesday. Thursday and -Prldav. 7:45d. m. Sabbath school. Sunday 2:30 p. m A urogram nf miitln h fha IT. piece orchestra precedes the Sunday evening service. Everybody welcome. No collections. Full Gospel Church Newtown St., near W. Main Leonard Weston, Pastor Sunday School 9:45 a.m. Morning Worship 11 a.m. Young People 7 p.m. Evangelistic service 7:46 p.m. Mid-week services Include Bible atudv Tuesdav nleht anrf a failnwahln prayer meeting Friday night, services barung ar I :.o Visitors are always welcome. Main Street Methodist Church Main and Oakdale Oscar O. Gibson, Minister Morning worship, 11 o'clock. The pastor's subject for the morning will oe "rne Margin or goodness." Church school, 9:43. R. J. Bills, superintendent. Yoirjlff Peonle's service. 7:1R t.m. Evening services. 8 o'clock. The pas tor's subject will he "The Tm Wava ' Midweek Bible study, Wednesday at 7:10 p.m. You are cordially Invited to wor snip witn us. First Presbyterian Church Rev. Sherman L. Divine, D, D., Minister. Morning worship, 10:45 a. m. Ser mon, "The Oospel of Christ." A congregational meeting will follow immediately to consider the adoption of - the annual church budget and the calling of a permanent pastor. A larae attendance la remieatAri. The church school assembles In all departments at 9:30 a. m. sharp. The Christian Endeavor In churcn nariar at H:a n. m. Mid-week service on Wednadays at i;ou p. m. First Church of Christ. ftolentUt Authorized branch of The Mother Church, The First Church of Christ, Scientist. In Boston, Maaa Services are held evarv Hiinriu . 11 o'clock, church edifice, 312 North oakdale. Subject for Sunday, Sep tember 20, "Matter." Wednesday evening church meet ings, Including testimonials of Chris tlan Science healings, at 8 o'clock. Sunday school at 9:80 a. m. The reading room, which Is located wi in me siearora Duiiding, 11 open daily from 7 a. m. to n m The librarian is In attendance from 10 to 4, at which time the Bible and an t-nnsuan science literature may o read, borrowed or purchased. The public Is cordially invited to attend the services snd visit the reading .room. The salvation Army 33 North Bartlett St. Phone 858 Capt. and Mra. o. R. Durham, com mandlng officers. Capt. Marian Meegan, assistant. . 11 a. m. Holiness meeting; 2:00 p m.. Sunday school, Ben Meyer, super intendent; 3 :18 p. m., Young People'i Legion meeting, Irene Walker, u-m. tary; 7:30 p. m., open air meeting at nam ana central streets; 8:00 p. m. Salvation meeting. Csptaln Meegan will be In charge of all services over this week end due to the fact that Cantaln Durham mm be conducting the week end's meet ings in mamatn Falls. You'll find a hearty welcome at the Army. The First Baptist Church 5th and No. Central Wolford A. Dawes. Minister :45 Bible school. Clssses for all ages. 11 :00 Morning worship. The pastor begins an exposition of the Book of First Corinthians, the theme being. "A High Celling." Anthem by eholr directed by Mrs. C. Flnley. 7:00 B. Y. P. u. and Young Peo ple's Bible class. 8:00 Representatives of the Amer ican Sunday School Union will bring the message. There will be pictures of their work and testimonies. Oospel singing. Wednesday. 7:30 Prsyer mMtlng and Bible study, we are beginning a study of The Tabernacle. All are welcome to these services. The First Methodist Episcopal Church. West Main and Laurel streets. 1 Joseph Knotts, minister. 9:45 a. m Sunday school, g. J. Neumann, superintendent, only one more Sunday and then rally day. Let everyone be on hand this morning. 11 a. m. Morning worship. Ser mon theme. "Saved to Serve." Mrs Dolls Lante. organist. 6 30 p. m. Epworth and Wesley Leagues. All young people are Invited. 7:30 p. m. Informal evangelistic services. Rousing song service. The pastor will begin a aeries of sermons Come tonight for the first one. "The Cause of Creation and That Which Was Created." Tuesday, 7:30 p.m. The official board will meet. Wednesday. 7:30 pi. Mid-week service. Telephone 458 for AUTHORIZED FRIGIDAIRt Factory Repair Service REFRIGERATION SERVICE CO 309 East Main fNtrnt rhnne IIS-H) Advent Christian Church Cor. Jackson and Welch. Evangelist, F. B. Eastman Bible school 9:45 a. m. Preaching at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p.m. Morning subject: "Kadesh-Barnea". Evening: "A Drama Under a Juniper Tree." Special revival services every eve ning of the week except Saturday. A welcome to all. Free Methodist Church West Tenth and Ivv street. V. M. Abbott, pastor. Bundav school at 9:45 a. m. Claxaaa for all ages. Come and bring the children. . Preachinc service at. 11 a . fol lowed by the administration of the sacrament. Rev. R. J Miitnn Hiatri,. elder of the Salem and Rogue River districts, will bring the messages at tne morning ana evening services. evening service at 7:45 p. m. Mid-week nraver meeting an urH nesday evening at 7:45. You are alwaya welcome. Come and worship with us. Phoenix Presbyterian Church E. F. McFarland. Pastor. Bible school with classes for all ages meets at 10 o'clock. Lester Newbry, superintendent. Mornlnc worshin at 11 n'inv Th. sermon subject, :"The Common Peo ple Heard Him 01adly-JWhy?" The Young People'a society meets at 8:30 for prayer service. v Evenlns worshin at. 7-an fi,,hiu. of evening sermon. "The False Hope of Israel." Mid-Week nraver arvl- nrifh . ,.. les In the Post Exlllo Prophets meets weanesaay evening at 7:30. Public cordially invited to all serv ices. First Christian Church Ninth and Oakdale ati-eata w o Baird, minister. Bible school at fl:4 a m D.lnh Cook, superintendent. Everyman's Blhla ei u nouss auditorium, 9:45. Morning worshin beclna it. in -as Sermon subject, "Danger Zones of Life." Christian Endeavor at 8:45 p. m. Evening evangelistic service at a o'clock. Sermon sublect. "A MjwnnH Chance." Musical nrOEtram directed h vr Herbert Kurte. MOrnlng anthem. "Mnmtm Ifvmn Keyset-: evening anthem, "Sing to the Church of the Kararene Central Ave. at Jackson Fred M. Weatherford. naatnr-evan. sellst. will be heard at the nnrmiar 7:80 evangelistic service, on the topic. ine wan woo Tried to Qualify for Two Worlda and Lost Both." Special gospel singing. At 11 a. m.. Mr. Weatherforrt will preach from the topic, "God Speaks to the Followers of Christ." Special muaio. Sunday school 9:45 a. m.. Mra T Caulklna, supt. A place for every age, both in our BtUdV and wnratiln periods. Young Peonle's meetlno B:an. nve Hall, director. The young people'a group will present a program that Interests others. Junior meeting 8:30. In inn., building. Mrs. Fred M. WnAtharfonl alrector. People's meeting. Wednesday. 7:sn p. m. A Warm Welcome to atranoar. inri visitors. LAST VESTIGE OF NOME. Alasks. Sent. 10 im si. a gold mining conscious town on the northern shores of the rmh -. . the edge of America's frontier, today iioo wipea out me last nf iha ..-. of the fire which two years ago re duced the business district to ashea. Merchants yesterday observed the second anniversary of the blaze and told of the nroffresa nf tha tA. which has seen a 15 per cent popula tion increase since the night of Sept. Hi IBS. Today wide, straight atraata .... through the residential and business districts, compered with the mrm. alleys that existed before the fire. There are now adequate housing fadlltlea. Instead of tha hnna the last two winters caused by the blaze. More than 80 new hnmaa an ..... eral apartment houses have been con structed in this town of less than 2.000 people. Texas Rallmen Strike OREENVTI.I.1C T Rant, lfi) at Five hundred railroad workers on the Louisiana, Arkansas and Texas and the Louisiana And Arkanaaa rallwaVa nMnt ,-in atrllr. M 1 n proximately 500 engineers, firemen, conductors, brakemen and awttchmen quit work. Jamea Buchanan waa tha ntilv president of the United States who waa a bachelor during his entire term. oof ra""' -.tee'. oi .... V-i. " .rei" NOME FIRE GONE mi CAPT. DURHAM TO MINISTERS At a recent meeting of the looal Ministerial association officers for the current year were elected as fol lows: Capt. O. R. Durham, of the Salvation Army was elected presl dent: Rev. Oecar Gibson, nastor of the Main Street Methodist church vice president, and Rev. Sherman L. Divine, pastor, of the Presbyterian Church, secretary-treasurer. considerable Interest centered In mo discussion concern ni tha Na tlonal Preaching Mission, which la to be conducted throughout the unuea mates in 25 prominent geo graphical centers, by distinguished ana wona-renowned Christian lead era. The national movement la ha ing sponsored bv the Chitr.Viaa nf Christ In America, with Dr. E. Stan ley Jones, the world famous director of evangelism, as the national leader. The mission will be held In Portland. Nov. 6th to the 8th, Inclusive. ThlS effort IS Considered the mn.t outstanding movement in the dlrec- nuu ui wuna-wiae evangelism during the psst half century. A number of the local minut are planning to attend the sessions to be held in Portland. The mimatara are also laying plans for a stimulat ing ciiori 01 evangelism following the conclusion of the Portland nreachmo- mission. Ministers who are aervlng ou this committee Includes Reverends muiam Baird, Joseph Knotta and ixscar uioson. Novel Baby Salon Opening Tuesdav At Shangle Studio A baby salon will be conducted by J. Verne Shangle during the next five weeks, and the first photographs for entries will be taken Tuesday, September 22, according to an nouncement made yesterdsy. There will be three classes with the first designated for youngsters from three months to one year of age. The sec ond class will be for boys and glrla from one to three years, and the third for those from three years to live. Fifteen Medford merchants will co-sponsor this event and s total of $150.00 in cash and the same amount in mercnanaise prizes will be award ed wtnnera in the babv aainn vr Shangle Stated. Jlldffea frnm a Af wn win select tne winning photo. bihiib wmcn win re judged for personality. Fall Style Trend Told By Adrienne Steward Now Here COStUme Slllta and ?(, .ti... types from strictly tailored to sutts wnn eiaooraie aieeves and fur trim mlng are Important for fall, accord ing to Mrs. Adrienne Steward, who returned to Medford Friday after epvnainK several weeka In Han wn Cisco, she ordered merchandise tnr her southern Oregon shops from southern and eastern manufacturing Gray and brown have tv-. v lead In the autumn color scheme for nrst or the season costumes. Not only feathers but full alze birds oc cupy a prominent place on manv o the new hats. Fur toquea are one oi mo most recent fashion notes Mrs. Steward reported. Sunday School Union Missionary Reports Jn the annual report of D. D. Ran dall missionary American Sunday School union for tha alv aAiitnn,.. countlea of Oregon, in caring for the ounaay scnoois during the past 12 months. Mr. Randall traveled 20.000 trtbuted 800 Bibves and nnrtlnna d . trlbuted 80 OBibles and portions, de- nverea auu sermons and, with the aid of 18 teachera from eicht differ. ent denomlnatlona, supervised 17 dally vacation Bible schools. Into which 600 children and vnnth wm gathered for two weeka of lntenalva Bible study. These youth read 4600 chapters from the Bible and memo rised 7500 Scripture verses. During the past year there hava haan iaa hopeful conversions. Two young men sre leaving for Bible school this month to better nrensre for active Christian work. Several others are In the second and third year of train ing. This la Mr. Randall'a OAt.h missionary with the American Sun- uny cH-nwi union. WANTED)! 5,000 SUNFLOWERS At Republican Headquarters 15.00 Cash for tha rarreat. $J.OO Cash for the Tallest Contest heflns Monday, Sept. I!h. and closes Saturday, Ortoher 10th. 2.50 Cah to the It omen Voter. Registered as a Democrat, Bringing In the Tallest Sunflower. $2.50 Cash to the Man Voter, Registered aa a Demorrat, bringing In the Largest Sunflower. K.50 ra-h to the Woman Voter, Registered as a Republican, for the Tallest Sunflower. 2.50 Cash lo the Man Voter, Registered as a Republican, for the Tallest Sunflower. Bring your sunflowers to the Republican Headquarters, All contestants must be registered voters of Jackson County, and all eshlblts become the property of the Rfpulillran Central Committee. The Republican Headquarters li titrated In the new Hon I hern Oregon Gas Company building, 227 West Main Struct, Medford. Open 9 A. M. to 9 V. M. every day, except Sunday. And every one is Invited to make this (heir headquarters. Democrats, anil-New Dealers and Republicans are welcome. Jarkon f ounty Republican Central Commlllee. raid AUr. LAUREL ST. HOME FLAME DAMAGED Plre did ooiulderable damage yee t-erday afternoon to th amall frame dwelling behind tha Iaurel Stwt grocery on UiurtM street between 10th twiu ii in Hipp?! 1'nA rrknr nnri attin wer burned and acme furniture vx destroyed. The roof of a barn be hind the house also was burned. Cause waa attributed to a spark from the chimney. Damaee waa eAtlm&ttVl fmrn 4in to 500. The property la owned by truim wniie ana was occupied by Mr. and Mra. Robert Taylor. Mra. Taylor wh at. noma at tne time. Trie fire 'as discovered by a neighbor. The fire department's chemical crew was called in itMir. o.-hn .n ammonia pipe broke yesterday after- uw ' tne i-reonomy meat market on East Main street. Thu firmn nut. nn gaa masks and shut off the ammonia piani. Kepaus were then made. Smoke Dourlne? nwt. nt a h-i in heater pipe at 305 West Main Attwt yesterday afternoon caused the sound- lne Of a call for the ehemlm.1 erw inv crew oicarca oui tne smoke which interrupted a rummage eale. STALIN VERY ILL BERLIN. Sent, IS. (AP. Th nr. lln Tageblatt, In Its Issue dated to morrow, assert y.ctator Joseph Sta lin of Russia Is eritimHv in .nH nm be succeeded by Klementl E. Voro ahlloff, commissar of war and marine. The atory under a Berlin date and giving no Indication of Us aource. says Stalin la aujfforlng from harden- iK oi me earn irc artery. Stalln'aassertedlv serious ill no t.h paper states, has resulted In "strug gle ior nis succession going on In inner Kremlin circles.' "Although the present war com missar, Voroshlloff, often found him self tn ODDOSlttOn tn RtftHn daily over Influence of Stalin's nr. ent policy on the army. It can be as sumed vorosnnoii will atep into Sta- iins piece." The Dredlcteri Alir.rMiuInn thai nan.f says, will result In radical changes of wio present government. INCREASE AT O.S.C. CORVALLIS, Ore., Sept. 19. (AP) A marked Increase In wnmen at.u. dents as compared to men la Indi cated by latest reports from the Ore gon State college registrar's office Women's registration has shown an increase oi do per cent compared to 11 per cent for men. Enrollment thl fall la oiruu-rM nit an au-time record of 3500. Ap plications have been accepted from 1347 new atudents, an 180 per cent Increase over last year's figures, and an additional 344 applications are on me awaiting approval. DBS MOTNEfl. Ta . Hanf tk f.B Father Charles E. Coughlln said at a press conrerenca today that tho Union party's purpose In supporting tha presldenttsl csmnalffn nf William Lemke was to acquire the power to Bargain. 'All Lemka needs." tha Datj-nit. priest who organised the National Union for Anrlal .1natlra uM t. a cent of the electoral vot to throw the election into the house of repre sentatives. "The constitution reaulres a can. dldata for president must receive mora thin SO per cent of tha electoral votes to win," he said. 'Well, all the straw noils show Governor Landon and President Roosevelt are so close that neither hsa as much aa So nar itnt an it appears quite probable that Lemke can set enouffh votea In thrnw tha election Into the hous snd put us into a position to harmiln." BERLIN REPORTS WOMEN STUDENTS COUGHLIN HOPES TO MAKE BARGAIN E SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 19. (AP) The Pacific coast maritime situa tion worked toward a showdown to night with the announcement that the International Longshoreme's as soclatlo had overwhelmingly rejected on employer proposal to arbitrate dif ferences over a proposed new working agreement. Northern shlpptns noints renorted unusual maritime activity which the Seattle Times attributed to fears of a disruption In service when old work ing agreements expire September 30. The longshoremen's decision cr.me while the marine firemen, another coast maritime union group, dis agreed with the orcanlzed emnlovrr. on a vital point in their negotiations ror a new working contract. Dewey Bennett, secretarv of tho local I. L. A. In Seattle, who an nounced the longthoremen's decision, said they had voted 96 per cent against arbitration. Thomas G. Plant, snokesmnn ft-iv the employers, expressed repret that the longshoremen had rejected "the approved American way of settling disputes by arbitration." In New York. Harrv Brtrices. tvMt district president of the I. L. a . r- serted longshoremen of the Atlantic coast, the gulf area and the tzren.t lake area would support western stevedores in the event of a break with employers. Bridges' statement came after a pay Increase had been announced for eastern longsnoremen, bringing their wages to 91 an hour regular and 91.50 an hour for overtime worV. Coast loncshoremen. nnm rorolvln? 90 cents and 91.40, have asked for the same wages aa have been granted to tne eastern stevedores. LADY SENTENCED COSHOCTON. O ftrt 10 ia Clasping her four-months-old baby In her arms. Mrs. FUlfh niifVmuatA West heard Judna .1. n n i io hrt sentence her today to serve three to ju years in tne women reformatory at Marysvllle for her part In a train wreck plot. TWO Of her thrt men nnmnanlm,. Ill the nlot to wreck a Pennftvlv-mi. train and rob Us passengers, Wayne Harney, ao. and Albert Buckmaster. 21, brother .f the woman, were sen tenced to three to 10 vat in th. Ohio penitentiary. The other, Norman Hartley, 24. waa given a one to 10 vcar refarmntorv sentence. TllA COUrt did not. rill nn ntnrtv of the woman's baby. YOUR OLD WASHER ON The Sensational Aluminum Tub nn IM If you have an out-of-dato washer that has outlived its useful ness hard on clothes, hard on your nerves, it will pay you to change NOW I SAVE TIME WORK WORRY and LAUNDRY Only Maytag has the one-piece cast-aluminum tube T IN RECALL 'FIGHT KLAMATH PALLS. Sept. 19. (Pi A recall move aimed at Roy Taber Klamath county commissioner, was munched hens today by R. 0. Ho.n son, Homedalo carpenter. Hosklnaon. who said he was acting as representative or a group of voters, charged Incompetence snd abuse of POWor In Office. Ha atatH n.K harassed other public officials and uwu nis position to promote purchase of county supplies from a company in which Taber Is a atockholder Hosklnson filed a copy of the recall petition and said he hoped to have It filled out In time for voter action In November. Taber was elected In 1034 and his term as commissioner has more than two years to run. BELGIUM REVOLT PLOT UNEARTHED BRUSSELS. Relnhin. s-. 10.- Police Were rennrtrf tnHn.. ... discovered an extensive revolutionary movemont by left extremists against the enemtes of the leftist popular num. Arms and Dlans for tha i,n,i.in were said to havn hnon Hi.n...-. . communist and socialist headquar- icrn. auegeoiy proving that the revolt had been arranged, not only against the conservative rlihtlsta hut against gendarmerie barracks and publlo buildings. Pollco also were said to havo un covered In the Antwerp apartment of a foreign diplomatic agent documents outlining plana to assemble arms in Belgium for uso In Spain. Authorities declined to give out any Information. Promises ,Joh Insurnnre SPOKANE. Wash., Sept. 10 (UP) Governor Clarence D, Martin aald hero today that if he was re-elected govornor of the stnte of Washington ho would urge the state legislature to re-enact a state unemployment Insurance law conforming to the fed eral act. Saved From Flood COLEMAN. Tex.. Bept. 10. (AP) The rencue of a family marooned bj high watera of the. Colorado river waa reported today aa the flood, spreading widely over the fertile ag ricultural region south of Coleman, drove hundreds of farmers from their homeit. LADIES! Bartlett ' Pur Shop Now Open for Businosa 42 South' Oontral COSTS IN CASE OF WAR CLEVELAND, Sept. 10. ( AP) Na tlonal Commander Ray Murphy, In his annual report made public to. nignt. urged mobilization of the whole atrength of the American Le gion to prevent another war Involv ing the United States, and cited leg islative gains made by the organiza tion. Expressing deep satisfaction over the payment of the adjusted com pensation certificates of world vet erans. Murphy aald the legislation effecting Uiat payment waa only part of the legislative program gained by the legion. "Complete success." his report said, "attended our efforts with respect to the program for an adequate na tional defense, liberalisation of the law providing for the care of widows and orphans of World war veterans, and great advance was made In tho legion's 15-yenr fight for a universal service act. "It must not be thought that our legislative work Is done and that we can rest on laurels hardly won. "First and most Important is the enactment of a law providing for universal service In time of war a law that will make dollars fight on exactly the same footing and equal ity with men. so far as that Is pos sible. "The time has now arrlveo to throw the full strength of the legion and all support that can be enlisted behind the measure and to fight on ARISTA "Furs of Distinction" Have your fur coat made at home in south ern Oregon where you may personally seleot the skins and watch them while being styled to your individual pattern. Holly Theatre Bldg. 228 West 6th St. Modford, Oregon Dad & Mom's Lunch Opening Monday, Sept. 21 , New Location 714 EAST MAIN Same Home-Cooking and Same Prices Your Patronage Appreciated Just Check These Features: s) On - pleca, square, cast aluminum tub. Counter-sunk Oyrator fast, gentle washing action. Roller Water Remover, with, an closed, self - reeirslng drain. Sediment trap that keeps' the water free from loos ened particles of dirt. A BRAND NEW MAYTAG MODEL IS NOW ON DISPLAY An Outstanding Washer At A Sensational Low Price CD. BEAN, Inc. Temporary Location in Hansen Hardware North Bartlett Street, and on until success crowns our aaV lorts." The vanguard of leylonualres "took" Cleveland today to tne strains of martial music as hotels figuratively posted "standing room only" signs1 for the legion's eighteenth national convention opening Monday. Boasts Madras llttch BEND. Ore.. Sept. 19. (AP) John C. Page, acting commissioner of rec lamation, left for California today after assuring settlers on the Madras district lands he would do everything possible to bring tho acre cost of tho proposed Irrigation project "within the ranee of feasibility." ATTEND The Revival Power nt the Little Church, corner of Jackson and Welch ABOUNDING GRACE! Services daily 7:30 p. m. Sundays 11:00-7:30 Evangelist F. B. Eastman float Milk and Cheese Jungfruu GOAT DAIRY Buckshot Hill, Rurnl Route 4 liox 54 Tel. 437-J s Auto-type shift lever to start or stop washing action Quiet, oil packed, enclosed power drive. Handy hinged lid. a Non-splash crown on tub. Adjustable legs to suit jour height. Large, easy-rolling nib her casters. s) Kvery part finely built of quality material. Phone 497 o