Medford mail tribune., December 12, 1921, Page 8, Image 8

PAGE SIX
Ml" I WORD MATr; TRTDTTXE. MEDFOHD. ORKOON'. MONDAY. 1 HTVM I'.KR 12. 1021
OKKPS G!VE CITY
of prunes til
and nil cease
The visit ur Ihe Med ford TVill'lo of
the I. O. K. K.'s to RoHcbur;; last Sat
urday marked the highest point cf
1'ythJanism in that j.art of the state to
date, and started in motion -i cbain of
forces which are .now at work to
secure a rnju'tilion of tiio event, next
.May on an even larger scale.
A oaiavan of of the hniuhls and
ladies from .Bedford and vicinity, con
sistinir of the R O. K. K. officers,
team, hand, hrinudt:, ait-ndants,
i'oimhnecUs, mid the uniformed patrol!
of the Pythian liistor.; temple, arrived
in ltosehur about noon o:i Saturday,
and proceeded to take possession d
tlie town.
The parade ;i-as no or:;.'ons that it
Htopped tlie rain that had been fallitr-r,
while the people from KoseburK and
KiirnmndiiiK country lined the streets
and jammed the. crossings, in their
ca:vrneHs to nee all of the wedding
ceremony which had been announced
uh a feature of the parade program.
True to tlie royal proclamation,
Mokhaniia stepped upon the truck
platform, announced that Fuhal. liiir
l;an Temple was ready to fulfill tin
promise made, and called for tlie
couple or eoiiplcH to come forward.
Hrigand Henry JIaHWell utepped upon
the platform, and watched eainc.t'y
to Kee who the lady would be, who was
to be furniHhed by the Kosehurj; lode.
A handsome and vivacious yomiK miss
tripped up the steps, smiling at the
waiting Henry. Hut objection wa!i
raised by 1'athor ho we, saying that
this wan llenry'n first attempt in
matrimony and the voting lady must
bo thoroughly investigated, .hist then
one of tlie uniformed ladies of the
Pythian Sifters patrol team stepped
upon the platform, and the Koneburt;
misH witlidre-.v, highly incused.
SOUSA u& BAND
mid
tt; M
Ik
at 'run
1'.(;m Tin: vn:i;
m'ii.m:i.; and Mt.irr
W'etlliesilay. Ileceinhei' Hlsl.
In two hriinii-rievi- in-oxt'mns, tltli
nine eililnciiL soloists
i-i:ici:s
Xlnhl. Lower I'loor Sl'.r.o
lialciiny, First s Kihvm $ 2.oo
I '.alciniy. Fast ,'i I tows. 1 ..Ml
Matinee, Lower Floor
liulcony I Fail and f l.till
J'lus In Fer IVnl 'fax
Mall Orders N.m to
rami Theatre. Mcilloril, (lie.
TirketM mailed only In slantltcd
self -addressed en elopes.
SKAT SM.Is l'i:S MONDAY,
IlFCF.MItFIt Itllll
I
Gold
ratht-r I,o(; then slowed his approval
of the new candidate by annonnc:
iiis wedding present of a ch
$L(m(j to Henry, whereupon the cen
iieiiiy was p'i formed. Henry prom
i. f-d to love, honor and obey, and the
youiitf lady promised t; nourish, care
for and love Henry, and bring him up
in the way he should no.
Thereupon, the Ladies' Patrol,
proud of bavins defeated the mach
inations of the Ko:;chur;; miss, took
th1 place of honor in the parade next
to the band, and tilts march was com
plied. Tv.vn y-fivo candidates hud been
a'surcd before the visit was planned,
bet the actiivties or the kangaroo
court, and eagerness of the victims
to Kt In some of their other friends,
n suited in a list of :: 1 candidates
when the list was finish'.' 1 for tin
ceremonial.
The candidates a nil visit in Do
keys were greatly iinpn-s-erl by the
r.orenusnes'i of the dress and trap-1
ji:K'i of the temple ( tTicers, and!
brigand and band uniforms, and the;
dignity and dramatic power of the j
i-emonial ritual held tln-m sp'dl
bound.
The candidates were then :, 1 lo..v,..l !
to share in Ihe delicious haimuet fu,-' reservoirs and make recommendations
nlrheil hy the ladies of the Kosejtlr 'esiectin!,' location. Those who are
1'ylhlan Sisters temple, to fortify demandim; additional water supply- in
them fur the eighth order of hnsi- i ' imtti that if co-operation is witlihehl
nisi, soon to folow. To help takoi1'!' j'e e.iuncil, some definite staml
their minds off of (he agonies jn will he taken hy citizens in Keneral to
.More fur thein, the ladies of the I improve Ihe water situation. What
uniformed patrol ran;; an original t,i:i K'!l would he as hinLed, was not
1:0111; cnlilied, ".My lliisliainl's .loined
the Dokeys, llooray, .Hooray."
After two hours of strenuous l.-i-hor,
Ihe ilinilnisliini! growl's front the
liter's den indicaied (huL Ihe t'oroc -
llv of Ihe heasl. had lieen uhoul. sal-I
Isfied Willi the least, of liser lueat"lher than to theirie over dry fa nil-1
l urnii-hed, the hot sands ceased I o i"i-'. Ihe installa t ion of met"i s, sei tliliK j
clow with Ihe desert, heal, and ihi. I tanks, ide. If dry larmini; is such a
restlesii camels heirau to show Hint Isueciis, why does Ihe nation, slalo.l
they were ready to honiu the home- county or individual locality, expend
ward march. j millions In irriealion projects? ite-
Tlie full fle;;ed new volaries were ! vcrtinK aain lo the strainiiiK of the:
thou released from their tortures. Iwat.-r, hy way of departure from reser-j
v;it h lilrict instructions in the art and ! voir con; truct ion. ihe water il-.'part-
si lcnci! of etipturiiiK a new relay of j nient is now ne!;otiatiii. for the pur-i
tii'.er meal supply aKalnst the
Jill- icllilie
next .May.
I'turn of tin; caravan
Fuhal Furkan temple has adiled an
other triumph lo ils score, and prom
ises mill Ki-eater enjoyment to ils
tnemher rou the occasion of the visil
o! Ihe caravan tn (Iraiits I'ass on
Deceinher 117th net.
A iucM(t iiij-j of Ihe niemlfcru of th
.Med ford 1'hainber of (bommeree, Th
( ratei'H, ( ompiuiy A, and the Lej;ion
ha'i been called for
inn ill i-iKlit-llliity
hall.
tomorrow
at the U'rtlcm
MEETING TUESDAY
I :
t'ouiity aullioril b'H did not. find it attendance uhich even exceeded the.
possildo (o Include iin fhis 'years' most nani;uine expectations. In addi-1
levy llin full amount of money to as- lion t individual ehlbilors, business:
cure the eouiUnict ion of tho. Medford linns, manufacturing plants, and local j
A rmory dnriuK I -. A proposit ion ! elulis had displays of the useful as ;
is to ho presented at. this joint meet-w'l as artistic and ornamental, all;
lutf, which If acceptable, will mean ' inspected wit h interest by older folks,
the huildiiu; of this armory noxl'aml many viewed with delight by!
year. babes in toyiaml.
Other matters of Importance lo the! The local Masonic lodiu? elected ofii
conununity as a whole will be pre-!'ers, Hec. N, the list helm; as follows:
sented as every member of th va- (leore It. Icenhower. worsh.ipfu! mas
rious oi'Kaniations represeuteol has tor; Kari !'. . Niins. senior warden;
an Interest in same. j Milton A. Itleael, junior ward'-n; K. V.
A larr.e at tendance is requested atj'uiier. treasurer; W. II. May, seere
I Ii in mewing, which has been arraiiK-1 tat y. The IoiIkc is designated as Xo.
ed to be snappy, and lo the point, and ! in the Masonic classiiicatii'ii of
then
shot!
fon should not last
t line.
but a erv
William Schults. who recently re
tiirned from Klamath ! alls has accept-
ed a position at White's barber shop,
Attorneys and the men holding the properties in trust, are negotiating with the proper authorities for the completion of said corporation
and a big campaign is going to be made from San Francisco lo Seattle for original subscribers for the stock of said corporation.
Local men holding these properties in trust for the ultimate exploitation by their Eastern connections, have for the past few months been
carrying on considerable development work to prove the advisability and the requirements cf a strong company to complete said develop
ment work up to the point suggested and dictated by said Eastern parties with whom these trustees have an understanding in contract form
FSiTO BUiLDGRNOT
10 BUILD, ISSUE
ASHLAND PEOPLE
A i-'.l 1 LAN I , Hec. 12. "To V.iild or
; :ioi in b;ii!d." is 'he problem facing
ii:e c!tv authorities as applied to i-ith-.
or a p-servoir or system of ies''iviirs
up the canyon. The question is pre-'
cipilal"d by the presentation, at a re
cent Ciuncii meeting, of a petition'
situ'd by ;:m patrons of the water sys-J
tfiii, n t only askim; but demanding j
that such n'si-rvoirs he cniistruct''d ',
' wit hour further delay, cmphasizinc; .
their demand through personal re pre,-j
' si 'ii i a 1 1 ves before the comic d to tue
effect that "We don't believe the (
jjeople wa'it or will accept a report
I from any engineer. Tliey want the t
lescrvuir." .Wverthclo,s, the city j
'has been instructed by the council to
prepare estimates as to cost of
such 1
stat(!d, mil. ny inipiicaiion it rciers
the voting of
$IH(),h0il hnnd issui
SOIlletinie UKO I'll
system, with thi
Improving Ihe water
esult that there has
Hs
in
t. heen n
developments following
the
f Ihe special eleeliolii
an-i'hase of a Hereon to he installed at the
city power plant, the cr-Mt of which j
would anproximate ?Xin. Ashland
may have an experiineMl station of its
own, tlie installati ui of whi'-h is con-!
teiuplatrd by lie council. The plan is'
i to acquire a tract for the purpose, ofj
conducting exp4 riuientrf to as!;-.'i ta in 1
I the actual amount of water needed for
auvb'iiltural development of t ho Ash-
la lid f.ianito i-oil, a matter which had
been a point of much ("intention. Ki
forls will he made to obtain the a.iis
rnnce of Professor Iltdmer, of tlie ex
periment station at Talent, lo act in
conjunction witli a c unmitte,' aiipoint
ed by the faction KUpporinK the reser
voir project.
The Winter Fair ended in a bla.e oft
f;lory on Saturday nipJU. activitieai
(.tit'ri:!v; lit tin1 Armory, with vaude-j
villi feature;!, music and a dance as'
even-idimaxes to (ln hp? muccchsI h snow m
all al'tnrdintv a carnival iiympo-j
shim of pleasure and sport, with an!
Ihe stall', and was chartered in 1V.W J
Its present lllelllberhip is r.lt. I're-
liminary to the ri'i-ent election, a boun !
'til til tmnper was served at li:.JU. f dlow-
ini; which there was an inferential;
program and Informal talkfest, Inst
Coin
CAPITAL STOCK
WATCH THE PAPERS
t wliic
- -
:and Mas
l.iVi riiarles
city, free, lo,
tocli's chaiM-!
1'iuetery. Ho
ceased had arrived at
i v
pe old a'-,
and was a native of Alsace, the pro- j
jvinee of Prance which has figured r
extensively in Kurope.tn history, audi
upon c miin to America resided for a
numbered' years in l!linoj.i i'' tlie viciu-i
it' of Chii-airo. He was of siiihvart,
type mentally and physically, uphold-:
: iiitc Hie bUihcrt ideals as to j;'od I
citizenship.
Hi.
was
veteran of t!:i'
civil war, and with hi'n j.airiiiti.:::i was
a rarilin.'il iriiiiMit(. Mr. (iani--r
Ii'avi?i ji wifi anil sovt-n chiMrrn. two
of w hom Irtvo wi i-f iiN-n'. ol' this
rity 1'or Hornotinu; nasi. .Mr. I'.'rozzi,
and ;.i)i".'c II. (JanuMX- wIki now lives
ill Portland.
Tin! Ka.slern S'.ir will liolil a i-ard
parly at .Masonic liall. on l-'iida- even
ing. Dec. ij, to which liic ;:-ncral pllij
Iic is incil. This cvi-atM'roniiscs to
bo a leading atliaction of tlie ca:rt:it
holiday season.
YH1ITE AMENT
HE
J. "V. lleirian, superi'-itt-ndent of the
Untie Fa I! a liateh"iy, went to (I rants
l'ny,wA today to rep'seiit tlie state
iame commission in Ihe work of dyna
miting the Anient dam to make a clear
pausnKo for lirh. Tlie woik will be
done by the owners of the dam by
agreement obtained by the ,'amc com
mission, For several years tlu-ie has been
lots d liickniK about the Anient dam
blocking the way of fish Koin, up
stream and considerable money has
been spent by tlie owners and tlie
state to better the condition. A hih
water sometime am took out part of
the dam but loft it in such shape hall
fish could not ct through the opening. I
A no the: passageway was made and
that served the purpose temporarily,
but the woj'k to be done now will make
a clear passage for fi.-di to through
the dam mu;di to tiw delight of t:ie
sjiortsmcn and everybody.
Ut9(flMUMlKr1nu
I
At the Pacjc
"The Foeli.-.h A;;e." in which Doris
May malie-; her baw as a full-fledged
star, will liave its iinul preentatioc
ai the rav.e tlieatro todffy. Miss May
has caiitiv;;U;d local thei'.trcoers dur
iu iv her stay at thi' l'a-'e and her re
turn is eagerly !eslred. Hhe has eUab
lished herself as a comedienne of the
front laid;. "The Foolish A?;e,"
which was written by Hunt Stromhei'i;
who also nupervisfd t he production.
tits Mis May as snuyly as a new pair ,
of ;;loves. Mr. t;nrn her'; has.dono an J
especially cflicivuf ooh in tho prepara-j
tion of the story. Miss May has excel-i
lent support from a east including iial-j
lam Cooley, otls 'llarlam, Charles1
lloyt, hull Montana and others. I
j
Stirring Film, Rialto !
I.ibe a thread of sound vibrating J
iliionj;h a sliU niht, so does a theme
of unselfish do voi inn ami womanly ,
alfectien transcend tin small affairs
of middle class life and lift the people
of medi cre environment jnto ihe
realms of sublime achievement in "Xo
Woman Knows," tin production at the
Kialto .theatre, aunpled from Ivlna
t'crber's novel. "Fanny Heiseif atid
ilel hy
10,! Hrov. nin1.;, u liieh
i')ieneil a lioie ilav run esteriiay.
lation will be on Dee. if.',
it is planned to liave
hailile present.
Ptineial services of tl:
;anb re, who die 1 in lM
were held on .Monday at
interment in Ilurxariitie
To Be Known
Mieiog
SCOTIiSHRlTEGLUB
About : f.rt
second .Masons
anil Cranls l'a
iro-ci in;r at 111'
day afti'i'iioon I
tiin F.i'.c anil Thirty
of .Midfo'.d, ..-,hlaild
if-s. Iuld an informal
local .Mas.iuic hall Snn
to disrSSS til'- question
Scottish Kite . luh lor
.11. It is estimated that
or over .Scottish Ititc
section,
to l.e h. hl in .M. dford
of foriuini
SonLiicri: i 'i". f;oi
ln-rc urn I
.Masons in this
-l a dinm-r t
on January -itl
t.-nil'd hy the
, which will he al
p respective .lneiuhers
aad til
mil s!
I he Jjr
il- ladies it is expi
led that lor-
ps will l.e taken to complete
posed . lu!i orKanization. 1'i.iu-
niitt'-cs for thi
ol at Sunday's
dinner were appoint
ucctiim'. A wedding ceremony was iK i forined
at 11 a. in. today hy Justice of the
I'eace Glenn ). Tayiof. in his office,
which united .Miss Hessie Cooper and
Hollie Carls, hoth of .iaeksrm county.
The witnesses for the contracting
couiiie were Henry and Anna Kncut
Jieu. Dance, Ka,';Ie Point, Sat. nito. Latest
niusie hy Crescent orchestra.
II. I'. J.yman of Ihe Olympic Flourini;
Mills company of I'oriian" arrrved in
this city this mornltiK .or an indefinite
stay. -Mr. Lyman was formerly man
ager of the local hrnnch of the com
pany hul. several weeks a:;o was trans
Icrrcd to I'urtland.
I'orsytJio livers and Cleaners, rhene
:!ll. Shop at ll(i .Mistletoe. Prompt
service and jirua's lowest consistent
with firs-i-class work. A portion of
your iiatiMiiae appreciated. --'i
CliristtiMs candles 50e each to
a pair, at Thi! Vanity Shop. tf
T
10
as the book was big so
is the picture bigger
R.1ALTO
i.
Wednesday
Harry
Carey
' in
"The Fox"
.M.MtKi.
as-
$2,000,000
!
I ! mm m a
1 1 GREAT PICTURE
Corporation
i Litters recently received Irani ntn
olcnts at KtitU! illstilllli i::: of hisl-T
loarnlnK sttitc tin.t tl.vv hope to dis
mount from H. 1'. trams in this ui;
licit SatnMaj- '"' socr.er. prefcrahly
soo.uer. it Is supposed that, most ol
them will arrive Saturday as many of
the final !unis will he held Friday
uiornin:,'. Thi only event planned so
far in home,- -if the houieeomini; stu
dents is the alumni dance which will
ue held D 'C "llth.
Tlie l'niverslty ol- Orepm foothall
team sh lul-l pass through llir city
tomorrow lnorniui; enroute to San
Fiam isc from which citv they sail fur
!!o,.ohi!u i;n the 11th. They will play
the rnlvcis-ty of Hawaii eleven on
Chri c.n as il.ty or the io;t;i, and a week
later v ill meet tlie HauMiian All Star
team.
R. A.
M. Cr.-.'.cr Lake Chapter No. 32
Special Convocation Tues
day. Il. c. i::th, r.i-ll, 7:.".0
p. ill. Royal Arch DeRTOe.
'isiiors welcome. He
fiesliments servi-d.
ke Chapter No.
Crater Lai
Order of W
A.
II. .MeCOWAX, II. I'.
F. NOT! I. Secy. I'J!!
Ci
Lake Cliapt.
No. will con-
r lioval Arch lie;;
th instead of Until.
ee
Tuesday, Dec.
TOO. LATE TO CLAS3ir-V
WAN'TKD To rent small house; also
want m:ildle-a'-;ed woman to care for
invalid lady. P. W ., care -Mail Tri
hune. --7
CAKS Clieaper Ihan ever be
fore one St ndebaker six ?iru; one
lluick four $ U i 1 1 : one $l!U:l Overland
?T.",. IVnd.i, without starter, 3 1 to
$::: Cards with starlers, V.'ZO and
lli.'l, ?.:nm lo $:'..T.".. Terms lo rcli
alde jir.rliis. C. 10. dates Auto Co.
! LOST On Saturday afternoon, licit to
j plaid skiit. Finder please call 7t'S-V.
Tne AmazfnStorg of
FANNY HERSELF
ljie(amousNod by
EDNA.FEEBER.
i Hi
.mi, m:m-: senrr, siiaki'
HOI AIT.S ami ntlicis.
i
PORTLAND WOMAN
LIKE A DIFFERENT
PERSON, SHE SAYS
'Tanlac has toned up ln.v stoma.
so tllat everythillK agrees Willi n1(.
now." said -Mrs. Ida Marvin, J 733
Portsmouth Ave., Portland, Ore.
"Xoliody knows what a relief it js
to l e rid of the fear of iudiKestiun. Ii
l:st-d to he that every time 1 ate any.
tiling I suffered for hours afterwards.
.My whole system finally Kave way anil
I was so nervous 1 Kot little rest day
or niuhl.
'.since takinif Tanlac 1 am like a'
different person. 1 have a splendid
appetite new. my digestion is just per. '
fei t and I et ciht hours' sound, re.
frcshim,' sleep every niiilit." Nature
iulcc.dd that you should at what y,.ti
want. Von call do it if you tako
Teniae.
Tanlac mid Tanlac Vegetable Tilis
nre Fold hy tho West Side l'harmacy,
and hy leadini! drUKSists everywhere.
Adv.
KOK S.W K 21)0 acres of land near
Central Point, onc-lliird in cultiva
tion, ?."ih per care. 2 lots in Kenwood
Addition, Medford. '1 lots anil mod
ern hiinKalow in Central Point. Ad
diess Apartment S2", lintel Astoria,
2-IS South Olive St., Los AiiKeles,
i (.California.
for
i Schools
! and
Churches
Special Prices
id,
cm., n
The Sweetest Gift of All
Jloxt everybody litis a sweet
tooth anil ;iiiri'eintes choice.
c.-imly
time.
We
-a in 1 "
specially ;it (.'la-istlilil.H
carry l.iooell s fimintis
-nunc holier ninde. X'jce
; hoxes for lmliilay presents.
West Side Pharmacy
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