THURSDAY, p a c e p o u r Th« AMERICAN. CENTRAL POINT. ORLOON the Sunday morning service. In the Biographical Sketch evening service Miss Irene Down­ ing, returned missionary from Ecua­ CLASSIFIED ADf Of Dr. Wm. J. Kerr, a hr (Chitrrlira dor, will bring a missionary message Local Happenings Miss Downing's home is at Hood For Kent New Chancellor < HKISTAIN CHURCH River, Ore. She Is a missionary of I). K. MUIartl, Pastor the Christian and Missionary Alli­ Mrs. J. B. Carr, who was op«rat-f Mr. W. J. Freei.:sn has a guest DR WILLIAM JASPER KERR ance church, and is home on a fur­ ed on Monday at the Sacred Heart at his home from Portland newly appointed Chancellor of higher Bible School— 9:45 a. m. lough, expecting to return to her hospital In Medford, was reported —------education in Oregon, has had 4 7 Church Service— 10:30 a. m. work soon. We want the young peo­ being In a very low condition, Mr. and Mrs. Kelly spent Sunday years experience in educational work C. E.— 7:00 p. m. ^ ^ ...... _ FOR RENT — g — ¡ut ple to hear this young lady and have hor.ee ¿1th bath. * * * £ Wednesday. |g Grants Pass visiting Mrs. Kelly's of which 38 years have been as a ....No Junior------choir ------during„ the sum line-jtj,# privilege prjvueKe ui 0( nearing bearlng uirecny directly iroin from to narmi»... " ! sister. college president, though he is only mer. . . . . 'that missionary field. Good song well h„„7„' 1 'renler Call Faber's have a complete line of | *" . . , 6& years of age at this time. He was The ( hr 1st Ian Endeavor is taking servit.eg Wn| always be a part of t h e____ or * fruit Jar trimmings Get Fluhrer's Saturday Specials born at Richmond. I'ttah, November new life in planning a diversion in worship program here; and all are i t ------. at Geo. Marine's. 17, 1863. the same year Henry Ford form of meeting Come and enjoy lnvlted Two ot the young people “ KBNT~Utah, after Officers of the Bible School the ' ______I .... * 8 dan- In<|tttr* sence of six months. Morris had » with I f f » a t In Urn Ang«l«a. which Kerr attended the state uni-l coming year were elected last Lord's ' Milton. »m o n . Or Or E.k W.ur .... V He<18epst4 i worked for Mr Theiss for five years California, verslty, where he received his A. B. Day as follows: Miss Eula Benson, Radio Stations to Biddle road preceding the last six months. degree. Subsequent graduate work superintendent: Miss Lyle Gregory, First Showing in was taken at Cornell university Asst. Supt.; Miss Doris Richardson, Be United Is Plan f o r Re n t T b ^ - ^ ^ Roy R. Hewitt, Dr. Laughlin and w here he practically completed work) secretary-treasurer; Mrs. Lois Young, two sons. William and John, were Sound in Medford for his Ph. D. degree. He has re- Song leader; pianist to be appointed The two government radio stav SOg^May^St °* vL hV' 00' ’"‘¿»I guests of Everett Faber Sunday and ceived the honorary degrees of doc- by the superintendent. tion will be combined into one large 564-X. or pnotsl Fnr *Rirth nf a Nation* tor oi sclence ai>d doctor of laws. Mrs young's class planned to at- station, according to plans for the Monday. Roy Hewitt is a candidate M uI u u iiiu i U jvmi V Both ,n publlc gehooig and college tend Dr. nan Poling's lecture in a building of the station that were re-' for Justice of the Supreme Court. Kerr was interested In debating and body and were disappointed that it leased recently. The new construe-1 Miscellaneous Theatre goers of the valley are he early planned a law career, d e-iwag necessary for him to cancel his! tlon »’ill combine the station for Late Crawford Peaches are ripe, promised a real treat with the com- dining an opportunity to attend West engagement. However, we hope he broadcasting of weather reports to WANTED— Anyone W|*m Also Elbertas. Get your canning ing to the Roxy Theatre Sunday for Point because he was intent on en- will return later. aviators, and the automatic signals away a white full h>n* fl»! peaches at Faber's. | four days of "The Birth of a Na- tering the law profession. He was Tbe Ladies' M -mnary Circle will station, and will be located on the male Spitz DUn unrter. ^ M — - ■ - tlon," In sound. This wonderful plc- also interested in business and was meet at the home of Mrs. Fred Ur- Pacific highway about a half mile age inquire it thi» , # «0 . . , ture hag been presented in Medford manager of a merchantile firm at )ey Friday. Sept. 16. Mrs. Victor south of Stewart avenue. |.______* omca- i f “! Dlal‘y Umes. but thl* ls the f,rat tirae 21 yeaM of age when he was induced ¡3urseii jg ]Pader 0f tbe meeting. The present station for broadcast- FOR SALE __Tomato«« net meui roof. *incesince ,heme introduction deduction ofox sound in io oecome a leacner and later super-1 Tbe Golden Link class meeting ingrw weather1 1 1 on i h AW reports t .n n /v t.4 n is a n located1 n n .. a . 1 oil .... 100. V ft ft C f a F SmTtThT.V CI V 75c » | Pl^ures th«^ the _ p«°p le. o f . this intendent of the Smith. I'tah.^schooU. and part> was held it the homo of the Crater Lake highway and the Seven Oaks Crowingo n '"*1 I valley have had an opportunity to He was made professor of mathe- j j rg Hedgepeth last Friday after- signal station near the Four Corners, Jerry Hermanson was operated on see it with the beautiful sound ef- matics and astronomy at the Lniver- noon. An enjoyable afternoon was also on the Crater Lake highway. FOR SALE— White truck, ¡wT^I for appendicitis this morning at 8:30 fects. slty^of^Ltah in 192^and served as spent. Construction of the new station is ning order, 4 extra tires pml She has had several attacks recently Lincoln is shot. The South sur- head of that department and was to start in thé near future. and the last one which started last renders. A nation is born, but mob in charge of graduate study until cash will trade balance for , J \\alter Painter, Central P o ^ 1 Monday proved to be too serious so rule overruns the once elegant South. 1894. in 1900, at theage of 36 THE FEDERATED CHURCHES NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS she wag taken to the hospital Wed- The kian arises. Old wounds are re- PresidentKerr was elected president We ill take produce of all kinds, •I. M. Johnson, Pastor FOR SALE— Two bureaus roc hi I nesday evening. Jerry is very ner- opened. of Utah State Agricultural college niKi„ s h i , , ..f n j 1 fruits or meats in exchange for sub- vous and is worrying somewhat about I In one scene a stalwart youpK where he remained until elected pres- Bible School (J. W. Casad, super- scrlptions. Pay up lor your paper chair, three tables, chart:, ¿SI jars, tires, tubs, accorlss w| her studies, which she hopes she can blacksmith enters a negro dive hunt- ¿dent of Oregon State college in intendent) 9:45 a. m. NOW by bringing in what you have make up. j ing a renegade. Alone he fights a springs, four-door Ford mCI 1907 Morning service at eleven o’clock. trade. ------mob of maddened men who once When President Kerr was chosen Brunswick, hay— Mr*. Owons c. New packed Dates are hero. Get were slaves. And a low whisper head of the Oregon college it was THE AMERICAN. tral Point. a 2-pound package at Faber’a. rises form the audience. a small institution of only 777 stu- i P- m. Wallace Reid, given back to us at dents and 32 faculty members and, Evening service at eight o'clock the beginning of his brilliant career. Blug Grogsby the II sang at tbe having little Internal organization.; . . . The present showing of "The Under his administration it attained!, Men 8 1 rayer Meeting, Monday at Oriental Gardens Wednesday night' sin k ”0f ’i NaVloi“ ^ * the sound V«“r- front rank position among land¡"•2,, P- Iu- viewed•"d ‘ ol,dh that he rl would por,tr sing . when next , nief Sit*' ' »ion at the Roxy - Theatre recalls the grant colleges and Increased to a I Women's Bible study and prayer it? »* • M « # ... careers ot the players that composed size more than five times that w hen'group, Tuesday 2 30 in -y£ V y a ?/ £0U W " the «S t of the picture produced 16 he became its head. guess but in case you don t, Orogsby Midweek church service, Bible! ls a local hoy. Byrd Grigsby. I L11Ila* Qlgh the heroine. attained In Oregon he has been interested in development of the state's entire study and prayer, Wednesday 7:301 the heights of screen stardom and system of education and encouraged p. m. Mr. B. F. Pankey. who had h ls!bag but lately deserted the talking the standardization of high schools Choir practice, Thursday, 7:30 p. m. tonsils removed the first part of last, screen for the New York stage, making possible the raising of the j week, was in town last Saturday for Henry B. Walthall, still affectionate- standards of entrance at the college | medical care and on business. | ly remembered as The Little Col- and university. He stressed coop­ FOUR SQUARE GOSPEL ■ | onel,'' is shortly to be seen in a eration and harmony among educa- LIGHTHOUSE Cloy Clayton of this city was in similar role in "Abraham Lincoln.” ional institutions and urged the cre­ 401 E. Fifth, Medford Medford last Thursday on a business ■ ation of the state board of high cur­ SUNDAY ricula which served to eliminate un­ Bible School— 9:45 a. m. ____ Tax Equalization necessary duplications until it was Young People— 6:45 p. m. Odnald Snyder has returned to abolished through creation of the Evangelistic Service— 7:45 p. m. this city from Scottsville, where he Board in Session Joint board of higher education. He Divine Healing Service every Fri­ was employed on a ranch. urged the economy of continued reg­ day night. For Next 15 Days ular support of higher education Meetings Tuesday and Thursday Get a pound of Faber's freehi through a millage tax as a means of nights— 7:45 p. m. ground bulk coffee. 25c per pound. Several ranchers appeared before eliminating political strife over ap­ "The man who could face his task" the county tax equalization board propriations. will be the subject of the sermon in Special for— ... -„..I.,. — ... , ! Monday to seek a reduction in their Jerrv 1 * u ii V ivian and tax assessments. The board went JEST IMAGINE— sonvUle l« t Sunday * “ JaCk‘ |ll,t° "«»Ion Monday and will contin- Rummage Sale of sonvine last hunday, u* in aesslon for the next 15 days. Friday, Saturday, Monday . j during which time taxpayers who C. P. Health Unit At ALAINE’S Ilia Horlacher of Central Point have grievances against their assess- and Otto Meerly of Palo Alto, Calif., ments can air them, The annual rummage sale of the I Permanent Wave were united in marriage at a simple The tax equalization board con- Central Point Unit will be held Fri­ but impreaeive ceremony Friday at sists of Connty Assessor Coleman, day and Saturday of this week. Sep-! ROAST B E E F ...... i()c SAM) p. m in the Zion English I.u-i County Judge C. B. Lamkin and tember 16 and 17. $1.98 complete theran church Rev. George P. Ka- County Clerk Delilia Stevens Meyer. The sale has benefitted hundreds' bele. pastor of the church, read t h e | ______Absolutely the Host BEEF B O I L ...... 7C of needy families in the years past. I FRENCH STEAM METHOD USED ceremony The church was beauti­ P r n m > B m at O j J u There ere no high prices in inis sale. fully decorated with flowers by Mrs. * * ®8^***^* **t K ia lto Many good garments are sold for a H D McCaskey and Miss Amelia ROUND and LOIN STEAKS - - 15c Hartman, who. together with Mr. and Hold. Entertainment Only $1 more for Mrs. Martin Heitkamp of Medford PORK S T E A K ...... 15c attended the service. The bride is For Everybody K ,,, tt a sister of Mrs Heitkamp. *------the rummage sale. Special features' Tulip Oil .. The nrnrram at th. Rialto *a'’h

MEDFORD «Itaer „„„ i.,pj,knl > H M i..d .« overwhelming ambition for wealth. | Faber's will have a apeclal price she leaves behind her a trail of! TUI KH.. KKL, HAT. on Sweet Potatoes for Saturday. broken heart, and disrupted home* ! H«-pt. 15.1«, 17 — lit la a picture that Is not recoin-, Come in and cheer F, W, Bartlett, Medford a Taxlder-1 mended for Juvenile entertainment Bert WHEELER miat and Furrier, has opened »hop., and ha* Jean Horlaw, Chester Mor- 4 3 So. Central Ave.t Cratertan Bldg roe and Lewia Stone in the leading Robt. WOOLSEY Prices on all taxidermist and fur roles. work greatly reduced. 1 mo. Tuesday and Wednesday will bring James Dunn and Peggy Shan­ Sandy Richardson has purchased non In "Society Olrl," also a Laurel- Hold *Em, JaiF* another motorcycle and hi* ha* u* all Hardy comedy, "The County Hospi­ puxzlod wondering how he will ride tal. ' a program that would be hard to beat. both of them at once. Nl'N., MON'.. TI EN. t e a g a r d e n , l ib e r t y bell, m a r s h m a l l o Sept. IN, I » .2 0 NOW OPEN— or GOLDEN AMBER Special on— BIRD OF Eve Benton Dancing PARADISE ’ At Lowest Prices Planer Studio l:tlt U r«t Main S lm i with BLOCKS Mevlford, Ore. DOLORES DEL RIO 1 ,K45r 59c' 75c,89c>98c' a"'»S1.25 JOEL Me« RE \ Tlge beat of training In every $5.25 per load phase of the dance, for the lowest For few days only price In years. MATINE»*— Weekday* — SB, n e 4 Hotcake* MEMBER — Chicago Assn, of KVEH. NI N. MAT», and Holtdav* Central Point Dancing Masters. Dancing Masters 15. KERR S BUCKWHEAT FLOUR 21 lu i of America. California Assn, of klDIHEN a DIME Wood Yard Dancing Masters. CORN FLAKES, te best and ^ Phone 333 riione m i PEP’ Kellogg’,-Friday jp m KERR S WHEAT FLAKEs’’ ^ Hunting Season GUARANTEED KERR S HOT CAKE FLOUr’TT 3 KELLOGG S ALL BRAN 2 2 b' *'Ze Opens September 20 ROOFS ROLLED OATS, in b a „ ...... RIFLES and AMMUNITION FOR SALE IMIs m Ic * ami |n*pecOon RIFLES FOR RENT W llhow« < hargr Standard Roofing Co. W . C. Leever Builder* of Water-tight Roof* «'entrai Point, Oregon l*h»i*e » 7 Phone l«177 IO«h and Fir St* M e.lfor.1 ^ ? IlAHDW %RK and NlNlRTIM. P*PRICE.heiss QUA. fra. ciiid Co QUALITY.