Medford mail tribune., November 30, 1921, Page 6, Image 6

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SCENIC BEAUTY
FAIR UNDERWAY) IS LAMBASTED
ASriLAN'p. N'ov. 30. Huildinga for Members of tho Scenic .PiQserrali'n
the Winter Fair nre now under way on Association attending thft- meeting
grounds 'adjacent to the Nat. Every- held at Talent last evening adipted
thing is beins Rotten in readiness for .strong resolution condemning tiie
next week, the dates being Doc. 7. 8, 9 ruthless destruction of the scenic
and 10. In the way ot helping along beauties of the Pacific highway on
construction, Henry Moore, of the this side of the summit of the Siskiyou
Dead Indian section, has donated 20uo j mountains and are sending a request
feet of lumber for const ruction of. to the state highway commission for
sheds. Henry divides his time between
a home residence in town and a ranch,
and is one of the most persistent boos
ters in behalf of improvements either
urban or suburban; hence this dona
tion for tho fairgrounds in way of
equipment. For either moral or finan
cial encouragement to help along any
progressive movement, call on Henry.
immediate action toward saving
much as possible of the standing tim
ber which still remains.
Citizens of Jackson county who have
not been over this iKirtion of the high
way lately will be surprised at th'
devastation that has taken place. It Is
within the power of the state highway j
commission, oy an uci oi me ickisiu
The show project will include a lot of'ture at the recent session, to stop fur
attractions not Included as strictly ills- ther destruction. Oregon as a state
play exhibits. A carnival is scheduled is permitting one or its greatest assets
for the closing date, when a halo of to get away from her by this ruthless
the romantic and sentimental will per- destruction at her southern gateway
vade the atmosphere, fully in keeping This scenery has given the tourists
with what the term ' carnival' implies, from the south their first impression
Other leading events apply to vaude- of the state ami the timber there lm
ville specialties, which It is announced pressed the stranger after the long
the ladles of the Civic Improvement 1 run of the unattractive scenery of
club will stage. A number of side- northern California,
shows, typical of the oldtime circus' The meeting was well attended nnil
era, hut all duly censored, may he in-jwas preceded by a dinner given by the
traduced along the local midway plai- Ladies' Aid society of Talent. C. M.
sance. Poultry is going to bp an 1m-, Thomas' was the speaker of the even
portant exhibit at the fair, and nmner- jng and he reviewed the history of the
Otis' prizes are offered in this depart- legislation which makes it ixissible to
ment, both by local firms and outsid-lsave the scenic sections along out
ers. Portland firms arc represented highways. Willi good roads conns
by C. II. Lilly, the Fischer Milling Co., ' desti Miction, said Thomas, as thcypro
also Kerr, flrlfflth & Co. Ashland ( vide a means to get timber to market
donors handling flour and Teed Include and unless quick action is taken by
l-hiders & Sou, J. N. Dennis, Ashland 1 the state, highway commission on the
Mills, the local Fruit association, and I Siskiyou mountains an asset which it
White House groceteria. Many other, has Inken hundreds of years to pro-
firms will be added to the list, reprc- ,uce will In a few weeks be forever
senting a wide range of Industrial pur
suits in addition to merchandising.
Lowe not D. M but H. It. of Hutte
Falls, Is giving an impetus to rabbit
exhibits by offering some very gener
ous premiums.
Regrets are generally expressed
over the defeat of tho two nllll tax
which it wtis proiiosed to lei)- In he
half of Improving the Lake of the
Woods road. The vote was decisive,
40 for the proposed levy and till against
Tho only alternative seems to be Indi
vidual subscriptions to help tho pro
ject along. Soma have the Idea that
tho Improvement Is solely for benefit
of cottagers at tho lake, hut as a mat
ter of fact the Dcild: Indian country In
general would profit thereby. Wood,
grain, hay, and sawmill products come
from that section. Individual sub
scriptions approximate $1100, with
probably $1000 in sight, If an energetic
canvass was nuido before the luke
warm attitude! discourages further ef
fort. Several are ready to donate a
month's work each on the highway,
providing this offerds met by others
in tho spirit of a cash equivalent. With
thh advent of .spring sonio definite
aotftm will bo imperative.
Under the provisions of tho flan
croft act, tho city has' been very lib
eral in treatment of Its citizens as to
carrying tholr paving and sldownlk
assessment obligations. Originally
nearly S:i00.0no- was Involved in these
deferred payments. Even when delin
quent the city was loth to foreclose
without allowing the property owner
every opportunity for redemption.
Eventually several deraults occurred,
principal and Interest amounting to
$37,000. The properties which have
actually reverted to the city number
1G, which .may he Increased by the
time, of the spring tax snle. Of these
properties about half n dozen have
been disposed of at n fair price, and
as has been heretofore stated the city
is not dlsM)sed to take any unfair ad
vantage in depriving properly owners
of their holdings, but on the other
blind has been very lenient in regard
to nil mailers through foreclosure pro
cpodings, u plan adopted which has
nmt existing Conditions to the best
possible advantage.
destroyed.
At the request of Governor Olcott
for the. nppointment of Borne one from
Jackson county who he may npioint
as a director in the proposed Scenic
Preservation Association of the Stute
of Oregon, the Jackson county associa
tion lit their meeting at Talent elected
II. O. Frohbach to act in that capacity.
At tho preliminary meeting held at
Salem some time ago, a committee
was apH)iiited to draft constitution
and by-laws for th slate association.
As tiie Jackson county organization
was the pioneer In the scenic preser
vation movement, Us constitution and
by-laws was used as a model. . ,
A meeting for the formation of the
Slate Scenic Preservation association
will probably hn callod at Salem or
Portland in January.
' Santa Claus Arrives
' NEW YOItK, Nov. 30. Accutnnl
lions of various I lirlslmns savings
funds, amounting to $ I .Ml. .tn m will
be distributed next week among fi.imu..
000 individuals by approximately 40UU
banks throughout tho country, U was
estimated here today.
MnsMarnBlake
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"One Arabian Night"
Oriental love Is the underlying
theme ot "One Arabian Night," star
ring l'ola Negri, which is thawing
capacity crowds to the Itialto theatre.
and which comes to a close tonight.
Tho settings are staggering In their
immensity and masslveness. The ac
tion is laid in the desert and in the
ancient city or llagdad. Marvelous
are tho street scenes and tho interiors
of the harem and tho palace of the
sheik, and gorgeous the (urnlshlngs.
"One Arabian Night" is one of the
most talked o pictures In the history
or the cinema Industry. There Is not
a riaw apparent In the entire produc
tion. It is m t' Irt a superlalivo degree,
blended with iierfert direction and per
fect acting.
Nazimova Brilliant in "Camllle"
It is obvious why Niizimova is called
"the Incomparable." This brilliant
actress' performance m "Camllle,"
shown' yesterday at the Page theatre,
where it began it ran of four days,
evinces such a mastery of technique
and emotional quality ns makes her
deserve the epithet to- perfection.
Local plcturegoers will not miss this
Picture. It is rarely that such a mas
terpiece N seen, seldom that a great
drama and a Kieat actress are united
And after seeing the picture, one easily
understands Ho- statement that it Is
one of the rinest love stories of all
limes, and Unit the play still thrills
and delights, seventy years alter being
produced In Paris.
Na.iinova lias the role of Camllle.
the woman or the underworld whom
the love of a law student lifts to
heights of devoti.in ami sacrifice, and
ho returns t, her showy, pitiful lite
uiHin 1. Mining that her sweetheart has
abandoned his caieer for her sake.
Naziiuova's supKrtitig cast Includes
Rudolph Valentino, celebrated for his
pel foi niance In " The Four Horsemen
of the Apocalypse."
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MAlMMIi. Nov. :"i. The chamber of
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3 t ill tlliit-4a uiMir.o t,.,u.,t.,d r....
al I'oiistt uction. This will i.rovlde
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SWEM'S STUDIO
City Treasurer's Notice
Of Semi-Annual interest
and Installments Due
XOTK-K IS lli:i!l'J:i (ilVKX that the wiiii-iinniial instalinient
(l-'J(l) anil Interest on p:tvlnK, evor anil wnteniinin nsesMiit'ni.s
iiHin nil propcrth for which applicnion vta-s nuule to evteuil time
of pajnii nt, will be tlup iinii jwyahle nt the office or the city treas
urer HecemlMM- I, lll'JI, nnil will he ileliiiiiicnt tifter thirty :t()
days from sjiid tlnto ami shall hrar n M-nn'ty of five x-r cent (.1 )
upon the amount of such ileliiuiiicncy.
Thirty tlnys nrter any sncli ilelimiiieiic)- the proH-ity will lx Mlil
for the amount or such lrllmurnry, t.tcether with penalties nnil
costs or such Milt- in nccotilnnce with S.-ctlon 14M of the city charter.
Knied nt Mnlfortl, Oregon, this tlth day of Xoveniher, 11)21.
MARY A. ll.VSW KIX.
Trcasiiivr of the t'ity of Mi-ilfoni, tln-on.
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