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"The
Match
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the smnr(et coiintly.(!ranin of
the season
In addition to
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"CONl'UOT"
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SUNDAY 2.30 P. M.
16AREINITIATED
At the Page
Dainty Viola Dana is the star of
The Mutch ilreaker" which will be
the main attraction at the Page the
atre today, Sunday and Monday mati-
ASMLAND, Dec. 3. One- of the nee. -The Match Breaker" is a liKht
most enjoyable ceremonial reunion? ! comedy, the kind that is crammed full
in the history of Hillah Temple of! of clean, wholesome fun and clever
the Mystic Shrine took place in this ' satire. It tells the story of an attrac-
city on Friday afternoon and even- live little girl who finds it necessar
The annual Memorial day observ
ance for deceased members of the or
der will be held Sunday afternoon at
1:3') o -lock in the Klks' temple, and; ing of this week. Weather conditions ' to carve a career for herself. The onl
ine general public is urged to attend, j modified over the previous few days. 1 thins which she can do well is to
The program for this observance is ' with the result that there was a good break men's hearts. So she chooses
attendance, Medford and Grants Pass
being especially represented. The
candidates included (i. W. Porter, R.
G. Bardwell, R. R. P.eter, P. 13. Mc
Donald, and Dr. C. T. Sweeney, of
Medford; R. K. Detrick, Louis
Scuweln, Frank G. Pean, Glenn K.
as follows.
Processional Orchestra
Opening Exercises
... Dro. E. C. Jerome, Exalted Ruler
Invocation
Chaplain Uro. W. U. Hamilton
Quartet Selected
Dros. Don Newbury, Fletcher Fish. Simpson. Archie E. Million, of Ash-
Geo. Gates. Wm. Vawter.
Calling Roll of Absent Brothers
Exalted Ruler E. C. Jerome and
Sec. Uro. Lee Jacobs.
Solo Selected
Miss Ruth Warner
Violin Obligato. W. Carleton Janes.
Accompanist, Mrs. George Andrews.
Ritualistic Exercises
Officers of the Lodge
I Quartet Selected
i Bros. Don Newbury, Fletcher Fish,
Geo. Gates, Wm. Vawter.
Accompanist, Bro. II. G. Launspach
Memorial Address
Bro. Porter J. Noff
Closing Ceremony
Exalted Ruler Jerome
"Aul.d Lang Syne" Audience
Benediction Bro. W. B. Hamilton
Recessional Orchestra
Nitrate of soda and nitrate of lime
have been used In Jackson county on
orchards for several years, and the
best results have been obtained when
the nltrato lias been applied' In the:
lute fall or early winter. Ordinarily
nitrate gives good rosults when ap
plied in the spring but on account of
t ho small amount of rainfall In this
section and the fact that the tree
roots gnthor their food from various
depths and the heavy clay boIIb that
are prevalent In Jackson county it is
I best to apply nitrates to orchards
I during December and January.
I I have been Informed that the
Farm Bureau Exchange has a car of
nitrate on the track now and can be
obtained from tho car at a less price
than after it has been unloaded and
stored. Orchardists Interested can
save money by getting their supply
from the car.
C'LAVDK C. CATE, County Agent.
Dec. 3, 1921.
Apples
Wanted !
For Immediate
Shipment
50 cars Xewtuvnis in straight our
lots.
. Sizes 125
Sizes 1 75 225
AViite nt' wire
SAM P. BIRCH
807 Wilcox IIKIlt. I'ui-tliiml, Ore.
Keferenee: Lathi & Tilton Hank,
l'nrtlnml, Urrjjiui.
Hlffhrgt QnnlltT Jewelry Btpalrlnr.
jjtftiuoaa setting, watch
Repairing .
Satisfaction Assured In
quality f ad price.
Mull us your warns.
MARTIN J. KEDDY
FREE BRUSHES
Oim to I'vrry Homo
FULLER BRUSH CO.
I.ylc S. Steele. 10(1.1 W. Main St
County Iteiu-esentiilivo
VOl It PHOTOtiHAIMI
Will help to solve the problem of
5 our gift list. Make the appointment
early, today Is none too soon.
MKDFOUD P. STl'DIO
Over Medford Harness Co.
lor
Health
Vim
Vitfor
and
Yitulltty
' XMv MIUVtJAMl
MALK nit FKMA1.I'.. Pinnpiupt Free
on lu-'iut-at. Ask f"r WKU'll'S the OK
J'jlNAI.. lllCWAlti: OF IMITATIONS
HfJISTITI'TKK. WI'LCM PHtli
.0, Ul KJ!v Ht., I elt. .T. s.m Kr.ineUco.
Cuilr. Ai 11II1.T lnmiliit
WOOD!
All kinds of (rood nt right prices; dry
Oid.i- ffroiiiptlr I'tllid
MEDFORD FUEL CO.
Xvt. If und Third. I'liono 21'J
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Work nt I ho Trlgoula was sus
pended Thursday afternoon ns a ro
sult of the smokestack being blown
down. Tho damugo was of Utile cou
sequenco and tho repairs oro now
complete. Work on tho well will be
resumed today.
The showing nt tho well Is much
better than a week ago, more oil and
Ras being evident. Wednesday when
the tools were removed from tho
well they were completely coated
wilh paraffin. This showiuB of par
affin seems to establish tho fart that
In all possibility the oil from tho well
Is n paraffin base oil. This means a
high grudo oil of good value.
The work nt tho well is progress-
lug In a favornblo manner and the
consensus of opinion Is that the show
ing at Trlgonla establishes tho fact
that oil Is present In this district and
that commercial production depends
Bflely on further development and
drilling of wells.
LOCAL INSTITUTE
A local Institute Is to he held at
Mi'ilfurd liiwh jH'hool next Saturday
Itecrinhcr IM. The morning will lie
devoted to department sessions,
opening at 10 o'clock under leader
ship of the saveral chuirim-n chosen
at county Institute in October. In
the afternoon u Pusiness session of
the principals and hiKll svhool teach
ers' club will be held. lTc.-ldcnt Mi
lam presiding. An address by Pro
feMsor Stetson of the State University
will be the big feature of the day, and
will close the program. All high
school tcachvrs of the county are
ured to attend, also all principals of
schools and all others Interested in
such institute work.
DRY AGENT HELD
(Continued "rotL ran On)
before .111 obscure Justice of the
county. Mere in line with a plot to
arrest Cues nt midnight and have
him feive.l to spend the v.'.kM In thr
luil In Cold Kill or this rliy. bernimc
Oi inability to b'cl Ltul until next U:y.
land; A. K. (llbbs, of Roseburg; E. II.
Medrlck of Central Point; Hans Ny
lander and T. A. Anderson of Kla
math Falls. H. O. Frohbach of Med
ford, and J. fl. Hromley of Grants
Pass, also joined by affiliation from
other temples.
The ladis were entertained at Ma
sonic hall, and a fine banquet was
served and a neat little program ren
dered for their benefit. The cere
monial proper was staged at the
Armory, where the men dined at 6
p. m. after the "first section." It;
thn evening, preliminary to the sec
ond section, routine business matters
were transacted, Including olectlon of
officers, the following being chosen
for 1S2: Frank J. Newman, Med
ford, potentaterT. II. Simpson, Ash
land, chief ratiban; P. B. Herman,
Grants Pass, assistant rabbsn; P. K.
Hammond, Ashland, high priest and
propi.e , r.m,i .mil. ..aosonv ,-, vQLA DANA in "THE MATCH
oriental guiuc; it. aupei, Asn- . BREAKER'
.ana. reasurer v . . uay Asn anu. . contracts, for
recorder. . I McNalr, of Ashland. , 8 . break off matcb
retiring potentate, and W. , j which a troubled father regards as un
combe, of Gran s Pass were elected n fun pr
representatives to tho Imperial cotin-i" . , , . ., ,. (
,, . . . . , .. . . father is worried about his sonnv, ano
cil which meets n San 1-rancisco next 1 , nvi.,. .v,.,. i,is
June. C. W. Nims. Qf Ashland, was!1"" ' , ,h eimrhea
.... . , .. ; susceptible papa who is in the clutcnea
re-elected trustee for the three-year , ',' ' . . ,-. ,, vii
;oi u ue&miiiiig duiiuiufl -
! Dana "the match-breaker'- manages
it so things coma out all rlsht.
In tho supporting cait are Jack Pep
rin and Lenore Lynard.
PENN STATE Ai
Wasl.inB.on. 7; Whitman rollw
WailnKton. !: 'tan ',
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Viliforn a. an-
WASHINGTON MEET
AT SEATTLE T
SEATTLE. Deo. 3. Ponn State's
football team, considered one of the
stror.Kcst elevens in the east! meets
the University of Washington in the
bic university stadium here today.
Huko Uezdek. who was coach at I
the L'nlversity of Oreuon several years ;
ai;o. Jia cnnrKC 01 tne .Mimnj "
0:
sio.
24; V.
WasllillBton Biaie
f,3; Lebanon va.iey v.
Gettysburg, 0; 1'enn
til Carolina. 0; 1 eiin
State. 2S; LehlBH. -:
Harvard 21: Penn State 2S; GeorBWt
Tech ri-irn State 2K: Carnedie lerll
T: Penn .State 13; Navy T; Penn Statu
0; PittsburB u-
incton. ;
Penn S'tate
Penn Sttato. 21:
.State S.".; Nor
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ARNIER'S RATES
cencral
SALE1I. Ore.. Dee. 3 James J.
Ricbanison. for the past two years
mantiger or studeot activities at Ore
gon Agricultural college, has handed
in lus resignation, effective at once,
f & -a
as the visitors are called, and it is j acconling to an un-.er.ueu
believed that tomorrow he will see i cerVeii here from C'orvallis. Attempts
his team win from Washington, some- ; ,0 rellch Kichardson by long distance
thing his Oregon teams seldom cou.u jgiepine today were unsuccessful
uo.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 3. A
decrease of ten per cent in the rate
of practically all farm products wa
authorized by the inter-stnto com.,
imerco commission in passing favor.
ably on tho voluntary application of
all the roads except those ln Nw
England territory.
The commission, acting with great
expedition on tli application of tho
railroads, which was barely complet.
ed this week, repealed all of its out.
standing orders affecting rates which
would interfiro and authorized tho
railroads to establish and maintain a
lower schedule for a period of nix
months. '
Washington this year is not rated i
-stronc. The eleven is being bunt
over this season and did not win one
of Its Pacific Coast Conference games :
although it held the Stanford Vni- i
vtrslty team to a scoreless lie. Wash
ington played several games before
, the conference season opened.
Things were different in the days
cer3 on the apolntive list will he nam
ed at the stated session In January
when installation of the entire per
sonnel will take place. The member
ship of Hillah Temple Is uGO, widely
scattered.
After the second section, the floors
of the Armory were cleared, the la
dles from Masonic hall joining the
throng, when a social dance and re
union were In order until an early
hour Saturday morning.
US. TAX RELIEF
WINDSOR, Ont., Doc. 3 Relief
from the double income tax Canadians
who work in the United Stutea would
bo forced to pay under the new Amer
ican tax law Ih to be sought by William
C. Kennedy, member of parliament for
North Essex. The new law nullifies
an agreement entered into two years
ago by which citizens of Canada and
tho I'nited States employed in the
neighboring country were required to
pay Income taxes to but one country.
Tho law would require Canadians to
pay an eight per cent tax in this coun
try without exemptions.
Tom M,x at Rialto
Tom Mix, daredevil of tho screen.
will return to the Rialto tomorrow;
matinee in another James B. Hendryx
story, "Prairie Trails." a sequel to
The Texan." in which the thrilling
adventures of Tex Benton are contin
ued through an exciting tale of the
wild plains. The story centers around
Tex Benton in his inward conflict that
takes place when the lover of manly
life and despiser of womanish man
ners and customs, falls in love. The
entire cast used in "The Texan" with
the addition of Kathleen O'Connor as
leading woman, will aid Mix in his
exploits.
when Bezdek was at Orepon. Then ;
Gil Dobie coached Washington and
the local Sundodsers were practically,
supreme, holding the coast foot bull :
championship lor several years. Sev-'
eral times Bezdek had first class
teams down at Oregon, but when
they went against Washington, they ,
seldom won.
I'enn State, ft Is thought, will have
little trouble in running up a score on i
Washington. Lieutenant Governor
W. J. Coyle of Washington, who was ;
a Pundodger star quarterback under1
Dobie, watched the Lions play in the 1
east recently and brought back the re
port that the Staters had the greatest j
eleven lie ever saw. And Coylo saw !
the champion University of Califor-'
nia undefeated eleven win from J
Washington State nt Portland.
The visitors tomorrow will be play- !
ing only another of their many games '
away from home. Penn Htite is lp- ;
rated in Center county, Pennsylvania,
a place hnrd to reach so the team
plays nearly all its games on strange
gridirons. This year they played Har
vard in Cambridge, Georgia Tech in
New York Pitt nt Pittsburg and now
Washington in Seattle.
The season's record for the two
teams follow:
Wabinirton. 24: Xinth Army Corps.
FOR SALE!
One 5-pass. touring car. Runs like new.
Good tires. Electric lights and starter. Will
sell very cheap. Terms.
One big Coal Stove, good as new. See
Seely V. Hall
at
Crater Lake Automotive Co.
125 S. Front St.
FOUND GUILTY
The Jury in tb trial of Chester C.
KuMi. charced with nhling and abet
ting a cashier to defraud a bank." a
rase arising out of the failure of the
Hank of Jacksonville returned a ver
dkt of guilty Kriday afternoon after
three hour's deliberation. W. 11.
Johnson, former oashier of the bank,
was the chief witness for tho Ft ate,
and was brought from Salem as a wit
ness. The ia.i" will be appealed.
L
I'AHIS, IV.'. (lly Associated
I'resrO The French ministry of the
interior today issued an order denying
Charles W. Morse, the richt to land
in France and requiring him to return
to the l uitcd States on the first avail
able steamer which would Ito the Faris
sailing Monday from Havre.
Issuance of this order was continued
In a letter from the Kronen foretsu of
fice to the American embassy. The
interior department has the rlsht to
refuse entry to any foreigner whom it
Judges undesirable.
MONEY RELIEF
PARIS, Dec. 3. (By the Associat
ed Press.) The International repara
tions commission wll probably begin
formal consideration of the proposal
lor a moratorium on Germany's for
elun debts at tho meeting of the com
mission to bo held next Tuesday, by
which time it Is expected that a for
mal request from tho (lernian bov
ernment for a reparations holiday
will have been received.
Unofficial dispatches received in
reparations commission circles today
announced that the Wirth govern
ment in Germany had decided to ask
a moratorium and would follow the
request with tho reasons for It immediately.
DAILY ROBBERY OF
UK. LI. INGHAM, Wash.. Dec. 3 Uur
glars last nielli entered the vault of
the Nooksack Valley State bank at
hverson and stole $i"0 in cash and
robbed about 1'iO safety deposit boxes
of money and valuables. The robbers
entered through a window, climbed
through a trap door to the top of the
vault and dus away the brick coveriiiR
alnnit tw-o feet in thickness. The safe
ty deposit boxes were smashed and
thrown into a heap.
Henry P. Johnson, cashier, who dis
covered the roblKM-y, estimated tbat
the loss in I.iNvty bonds and other
papers in the lock boxes was "a few
thousand dollars." Other estimates
ran as nisli as $o0.wo.
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