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PA'GE THEEB
ASHLAND PREPARES 1Y OIL FEVER
FOR HILLAH TEMPLE
t ASHLAND. Feb. O.-t now boins
iU'l'initclv settled thatr l lilluli Tom
pic will stuee a Shrine ceremonial :it
KiiL'onc, active preparations are al
ready under way as to details at
tending the bisr event. Certain of the
inajor committees alive alreadv been
appointed, the executive, classifica
tion includine G. V. Dunce, J. II. Ful-
i 'lcrj F. D. Wnsner, L. 11. Simpson and
C. W. Nims, also Stuart Saunders,
-exofficio as potentate of the local or
ganization. In a wnv the ceremonial
ViU be ill conjunction with the Scot
tish Rite bodies of Orenon, which also
jne.ct at Kiitrcne. hut insofar as spe-fcif-ie.-
work is conL-ernetl, the two
layouts will he distinctly depurate
Ihoth rs to detail ' and date. The
jSeottish Kite decrees will he conl'er
.red' on Friday, March 5, and the
, .Shrine ceremonial will follow on Sat
urday. Starch (i. The chief delightful
social event of the Catherine will be
ithe, traditional banouet. a coiuposite
mercer as far as the two oruanizn
tions are concerned. Tho Scottish
JUtp reflects the loftiest ideals of the
'Jfagonio fraternity, whereas the
;Shtine ceremonial is termed the play
ground of the order, but this does not
imply that the transition is necessar
ily one from the sublime to the ridic
ulous in its entirety, for some sub
lime. precepts are also tuUL'ht in con
junction with the fur. and frolic
characteristic of the Shrine's mirth
ful observance. The Scottish Kite
decrees bcinir initially confirmed at
"iSutrene will aive members an oppor
tunity "to at once file their applica
tions with the Shrine.
". Several special cars will be re
served for thqsc lnakinir the trip
north from this terminal and inter
vening points, as Med ford. Jackson
ville, Grants Pass and Roscburir are
liberally, represented on llillah Tem
ple's rostqr. The start from Ash
Jand. .will. . .1)0 ... on Friday evening.
March. 5.," Shrine cohorts will as
semble nt l- p. ni., Saturday, March
ti. a. .business meetinir beinsr prelim
inary. ' Th'oj parade will be nt 3 p.
01.", first section at 4 ami banquet
(event-at 0 o'clock sharp. The second
section, affordiinr. the strand finale,
occurs at 8 o'clock. The old refrain,
"We won't sro home till morning,"
will-probably be literally observed.
' Frank J. Hard, of Eugene, .chair
man of Scottish Kite activities in
that section, has been in town recent
ly :roundimr up prospective candi
dates for the dual event in' his home
city,. and from' hero he went over to
Klamath Fulls on a like mission. On
his return to Kugene be will interview
the respective fraternal-organization
centers in' territory extending north
of 'Ashland.- Specific inmiiric con
cerning the Scottish Rite should be
sent to him ut Eugene, and inouirics
pertaining to the Shrine will be re
sponded to by W. II. Day. Recorder,
Box-194, Ashland. Formal programs
of the Scottish Rite are: already out,
nn( like details concerning the Shrine
ceremonial will follow in duo sea
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IN LIS. A.
WAR ESSAY CONTEST
. WASHINGTON'. Feb. !l.-Tho flv-inff-parson,
Lieut. li. W. Maynanl.
winner of the transcontinental flight.
will distribute arinv literature bv
aeroplane to rural , snliool children
)etwcen New York mid Jacksonville,
lia., this week in tlic' interests of
tho war department's essay contest
in the nation's schools on February
?Q. .
I . Lieut. Mavnard -will fry the same
liMcliinc he used in tho transcontin
ental race and expected to leave
..Milcbel Field, Mineola, L. I., on
fhursdny. February 12.
Mavnnrd was a school teacher, be
fore lie became a minister iind Uncle
Suiti's cruck lone distance flyer.
f 'Times Plane' at Khartoum.
' KHARTOUM. Eastern Soudan,
Feb. 9. The 'airplane owned bv the
London Times, which is attempting
the Cairo to Capetown flight, arrived
hero last evening with three cylinders
in bad condition.
It is doubtful if there has ever
heed such a great movement of in
vestors and speculators into any
class of stocks as that which is now
pouring into the petroleum industry.
This is especially true of the shares
of new companies formed for the
purpose of producing oil.
Within the last six months Wall
Street and the public throughout the
tountrv generally have turned to oil
stocks with a simply amazing fervor.
The "oils" have become the favorites
not only of speculators, but of many
who consider tcmselves conservative
investors, and of brokers and appar
ently of the most solid hankers. The
name of oil has become magic, and
the financial eomiminitv which a I'eiv
vcars ago knew nothing and cared
less about the oil industry is now
workiug overtime gathering informa
tion nod compiling statistics regard
ing the position and wonderful pos
sibilities of the new industrial and fi
nancial giant Oil.
The completeness of the change is
well illustrated by a brief conversa
lion which the writer had n short
time ago with Hie vice president of
one of the richest and most consor
vative banks in New York City. This
bank is synonymous with all that is
supposed to typify the best and most
solidl traditions of Wall Street. I
had just told the vice president that
I had recently visited the new oil
fields of Texas, Ranger and Hurk-
burnett.
"I am gain? down there in a few
days myself," he replied. '"We ex
pect to invest down there. It's ab
surd that we should have waited so
long to get into the oil same. Think
ot all the years handicap those peo
pic at 20 Broadway (Standard Oil)
have had over lis," and he looked out
of the window regretfully as if 1
could not forgive the older men in
the powerful group of capitalists- to
which he belongs for not having
sooner followed in the paths of John
D. Rockefeller.
Dissolution of the old Standard
Oil combination, the almost stai tliii!
increase in the consumption of oil,
and, finally, the war. All these
events have combined, so to speak, to
take the lid. off the industry and open
u up wide. Hcview of Reviews.
EMPEROR CHARLES IS,
. NOI A BANKRUPT
VIENNA. Feb. 9. tlpnorln flint
former Emneror Charles I flnhnclni-
ly embarrassed are denied In a semi
official note issued here. It Is assert
ed he has several million kronen to
WtticU may be added the valun or his
own and former Empress Zita'a
jewels.
It is. denied that, ihn irnvnrnmpnt
retimed to' deliver his private Jowols
until ho returned all the coins lin had
taken to Switzerland. Restoration ot
only those, jewels which wnrn ih
properly of tho llapshurg family,
wnicn, it is held, belong to the state
has been demanded.
RUSSIA IS BLAMED FOR
CONSTANT! XOPt.K -VlnnHuv Vol.
2. Blame for participation by Tur
ner mi me war was placed on Russia
by Hikmet ltnv. tlm
Dresidenl nf Ihn h!tnt1in nf .I....,,!....
in ins opening speech hetoTe that
body today. '
"If tho nixhtnuirn nf c?nrlnni hail
not nung over our heads for centur
ies." ho declared, "Turkey would not
navo been dragged into tho war.
Thank God, that nightmaro has (lis
appeared." !
Joe Jeannette, tho veteran colored
Heavyweight who fought Georges
Carpentler a slashing l.V.fcund battle
in Paris in 1914. says the French
champion will prove the toughest
ulrd Jack Dempsey ever tackled.
Tor your table drink
the safest.satisfying" beverage? is. ,
Instant Postum
hen.tea oreoffee disagrees
:hen'fussed-up:nervesltelIyo.u
ihatreither isx harmful"'
brder-a.tintof this rich, whole
somesatisfying'drinkv
Youll find it bpth economical
and pleasing".; rJ'
'There's a Reesori A
E
SAYS SUP'T MR
A letter froni Dr. David Rohcrg.
our state health officer, was sent out
several days ago to school members
of this county through school clerks.
The letter contained a' copy of para
graph 1-11. page of the Oregon
school laws of lillO. and also the
following ruling from the state board
of health: 'lf smallpox exists in a
cumiiiiiuitv, the county or city
hoards of health shall provide free
vaccination for persons desiring pro
tection against . infection. When
smalipox exists in a coinmumlv no
child shall be permitted to attend
school without presenting satisfac
tory evidence of having been suc
cessfully vaccinated within, seven
years."
Ihc above ruling applies only to
those communities where the epidemic
actually exists. We are informed,
that, even in such cases, it is not de
sirable to resort to vaccinntion of
all school children when only one oi'
two segregated cases of smullimh
are to he found. Vaccinal ion should
be reouired only; where inilicatNius
woulii lead our county health ollicer
to believe an epidemic is liable to oc
cur. When the oucstion of whether vac
cination should be reouired. or
whether a school should be closed for
feur of an epidemic is raised, the ad
vice of the county health officer
should be obtained. We are in-
tonned thta there is no cause tor
alarm here in Jackson county ex
cept in a few cases now well under
control. No school should be closed
just because one of tho larger schools
finds it necessary to close. The ud
vice of vour county health officer
may he obtained bv calling- Dr. T. J,
Mnlmgren, Sledford. (i-F-3.
Teachers are advised thai no pu
pil should be permitted to remain in
school if he shows signs of having
sore thront. headache, or if he need:
to resort of sneezing or hns runiiini
of the nose. It is usually best to re
ouire n statement from the doctor in
charge of cases whero n contagion is
known to exist.' before members from
that family are permitted to return
to the soiled. Where instructions
are followed and such matters arc
carefully considered and watched, it
will usually be far belter to keep the
schools open. G. W. AC1ER.
County School Supt.
'Feb. 7. 1020.
NEW BOOKS AT
PUBLIC LIBRARY
Teachers Heading Circle Hooks
Andress, 'Health Kducation in Ru
ral Schools." Colvin, "Introduction
to High School Teaching." Davis
"Work of the Teacher." Kngleman,
'Mornl Kducation in School anil
Home." tialpin, "Rural Life." In
glis, "Principles of Secondary K.du-
cation. Talker. "Ocneral Methods
of Teaching in Klemeutiirv Schools."
Pari. "School Master of the (ircal
City." I'cars "Vitilizcd School."
Stnnson, "ociitionnl Agricultural
Kducation."' Wilkinson, "Rural
School Management. '
Si lcnco and Useful Arts
Foster. "Coal Miners' l'ockct
Hook." 11th edition. Keen. "Me
chanics of the Household." Kent.
"Mechanical F.ngincers' Pocket
Hook," 1)1 edit ion. Scott, "History
of Land Mammals in the Weslern
Hemisphere. Thompson. "Cotton ami
Linen Departments :" (Department
Store Merchandise Manuals.)
ldteraiuro
Kilmer, "Cundlcs That Rum."
Moses, "Representative Hritish Dra
mas. Victorian and Modern." Shaw,
"Heartbreak House."
Novels
i Ashford. "Young Visitors (sic!"
Ilachellcr, "Man for Hie Ages." Hlns
co Ibancz. "Marn Nostrum " Itlv-H,,,
"llunkins." Hottonie. "Servant of
Reality." Buchan, "Mr. Standfast."
Cooke. "Cricket." Day. "Rider of
the King Log." Dunbar, "Swallow."
Footc. "Ground-swell." Galsworthy,
"Saint's Progress." Jordan. "Girl in
the Jfirror." Menvin. "Passionate
Pilgrim." Montgomery. "Rainbow
Valley." Morley. "Haunted Hook
Shop." Norris, "Sisters." Packard.
"Night Operator." Raincl "Man
l''oiir-S(iuare." Richmond, "Red anil
Hlnck." Rinchnrt. "Dangerous
Days." Rinchnrt. "Love Stories."
Snuitli, "Undefeated." Tarkington.
"Haniscv Mi ho and."
"Starling." Willsio,
Trail."
, Truvcr
Guerard, "French Civilization in
the Nineteenth Centrv." Jnngman,
"Holland," illus. in colors. Kaluw.
"Self Government in the Philippines."
ItioKraphy and History
Cohen. "Out of the Shadow." Par
ker. "American Idvll." Racmiickerr..
"Cartoon Historv of the War, vol. 2.
Ross Wins Race.
MELBOURNE. Feb. H. Norman
Ross, the American swinimr.r. tndni-
defeatcd F. K. ISeaurepuire in a close
luce for the 2'1Q vard swimming
championship of Victoria. The time
was 2 :' 1 -.". which is a new Aus
Iraliau record for the distunee.
Toniiikin
"Forbidden
IN R..R. VALLEY
One hundred and six fruit growers
of Jackson county, controlling 42."1
acres of orchards have joined the
Oregon Growers Cooperative associa
tion, the new state-wide marketing
organization, open to fruit growers
only. This campaign was launched
at n meetlug of al-oiit thirty of the
larger growers hold on January -7.
At tho invitation of several represen
tative orehardists 0. I. Lewis and M.
(. Kvans of tho association wero
present, and after a thoro discussion
(f tho matter, agreed to put in two
woeks' work to find oat if a minimum
of I HOD acres could be secured. Thoy
ditl not consider that the association
could satisfactorily extend its opera
lions to this section with an aeroage
less than that amount.
The campaign met with a hearty
welcome from many orehardists, who
responded freely by donating their
time and the use of their cars to take
the representatives of t lie association
to tho different sections of the coun
ty. The acreage signed up Is all in
the area from Gold Hill to Talent,
with the exception of 1:10 acres at
Rogue Itivor. C. t. Lewis, organiza
tion manager, has returned to Salem.
M. O. Kvnns and J. K. Kdmiston will
be here a few days longer to receive
applications for men eishii. Thoy
aro at tho llotej Holland.
As soon as financial arrangements
can be completed by the executive
committee of tho board of directors,
a meeting will bo held to organizo
this district. At this meeting a com
mittee of representative orehardists
will lie elected to aid and advise in
the extension of the operations of the
association to this section.
Inticlder Hiller. with tho Ports
mouth team of tho Virginia loague
last season, is to be given a trial by
the Hoston Hed Sox this spring.
A GOLD RELIEVER
FOR FIFTY YEARS
Dr. King' New Discovery
has a successful record
of half a century
TIME-TRIED for more than fifty
venrs'nnd today at the zenith
of Its popularity! When you
think of that, you are bound to bo
convinced Hint Dr. King's New Dis
covery does exactly what It Is meant
to dii soothes rough-raw tlnonts,
congestion-tormented chests, loosens
phlegm-pack, and breaks the most
obstinnle cold and grippe attack.
Dr. King's Is safe for your cold,
for vour mother's cold, for the kid
dle's cold, cough, croup. Leaves no
disagreeable after-effects. 00c. and
$1.20 bottles at your druggists.
Bowels Act Sluggish?
Irregular bowels bftcn result In
serious sickness and disorders ot
the liver and stomach. Make, thein
net ns they should with Dr. King's
New Life Pills. Keep tho liver nc
tlvethe system free from waste.
25c. a bottlo.
MARKET FOR OLD
Mil.
An opi'urhinit v to turn old new
l;ipt'is mid Nit. 1 nuiL'ii zincs
iiMHii'V is utT"r.lril hv K. (lartner. I ti
Ahlaiul 'iuiik tk'aliT, who aimouiHM,.
that on Salunlav, l-Vhniarv 1 1th, lit'
will pav a uood priri' 1'or watt' paper
which oidinarilv i a source of dan
uer in evcrv lnmm ami an aiinovaneo
to every housekeeper.
Mj Gartner is an o,l established
dealer in Ashland and can he de
pended upon to. treat evcrvnne with
the kindness and courtesy due. lie is
known all over southern Oregon and
northern California hv reason of his
extensive, husiness operations in this
territorv. as he huvs and sells ev
tervthintr. Tho waste paper sale
fiv-i women, children and church or
hent'volent organizations a chance t
turn an undesirable wutc product
hit o nioitev.
THE
MIRACLE
OF
LOVE
Now Plavinn.
LIBERTY
ASK FOiv and GET
Horlick's
The Original
, - Malted Milk
For Infants and Invalid
Avoid Imitation and Sub.lituloV
This Bin Sueciul
Production met
the Aunrovat of
Those who Sav il
Yesterday.
STARTING TOMORROW
For three tlavs the Liberty will be one
Huae Trouble Foroetterv. Its the Hour
ol Youth, and stress and care will fatie
Irom vour scene like Maqic.
Fatty Arbuckle
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WASTE PAPER
DAY
One Day Only, Saturday, February
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Vc want this old waste to lto maiuifacttirod into now paper a ain to help
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65c Folded Newspapers and
100 lbs. No. 1 Magazines looibs.
Bundle&JMust Be Securely Tied
Sliow your generosity. IP'you can't bring your own bundles, give them to
some poor person or child. They'll appreciate! your generosity, in addition to
price paid Tor all 100 lb. lots brought to the Medl'ord Junk (1o., all boys and
girls will receive IWKK of charge a large size, BALLOON. Everybody treat
ed with kindness and courtesy.
L. GARTNER
CARE MEDFORD JUNK CO., 33 N. BARTLETT
For Information Phone 283-J ' N
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Touring Car $525
Self-Starter $75 Extra
Truck Chassis $550
These Prices F. 0. B.
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Couplet $750 I "
Sedan $875
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