TrF,DFORD MATTJ TRTBUXK .MEDTSORD;- OREO ON", TUESDAY, APRTL 28,- 1923
JACKSONVILLE IS
PAID HONOR BY
E
Ailght at the Uogue Kik the latter
part ox Alay, when the new dunce nail
of the resort Is completed and in use,
E. C. Ferguson, the big-cruption,
appointed "Win. J. Warner's chair
man of a committee to rr.uke arrange
ments for the Irospect . party, a no
which, committee will decide us to
whether it will be a stag affair or
otherwise. 1 . . ,
Mann's -The Best (foods for the Br ice. No Matter What the Price -rMann'j
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FOR HIGH SCHOOL
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The Crater. club hurt night paid a
much appreciated nnd Bpontaneous
conipllnient tit .Tuckminville, when at
the concluHlon of their regular meet
ing at the Hutul Medford thin hotly of
representative Med ford boomers com
prising bUHinew and profesHlonnl men
eagerly adopted a sutfgeHUon thut the
club go over to the banquet to in me in -orating
the rehabilitation of the old
V. 8. hotel into a muHCum. v
The Craters quickly piled Into their
cars with their orchestra airfl quartet,
and a short time later were congre
gated outside the old hotfl structure
nt the county Heat with Uh crowded
banquet room, waiting for a chance
to squeeze Its orchestra and quartet
into that room, an soon as Irving Vin
Ing was thru speaking.
When this opportunity arrived the
musicians and singers were shoved
Into the banquet hall entrance, and
the remainder of the Craters were
crowded into the front hotel lobby ad
joining, whore they stood patiently
wulflng while the orchestra rendered
n numbor of selections, as did also
the quartet.
Then the uninvited but very wel
come Medford booster guests gave
three cheers for Jacksonville and
came buck to this city.
Forest Fire Warning
Issued in Portland
A warning to exercise precaution
regarding fires today nnd tomorrow
was Issued thin morning by the
weather bureau In Portlnnd, accord
ing to a telegram received in the tocul
forest service office. Low humidity
with easterly winds Is the prediction
for today.
All burning of brush and trash
should be postponed for a few days
or, if necessary to make disposal at
once, great cure should, he used to
prevent the flro from spreading. Al
though the ground Is still damp,
thore is danger from nny burning
from now on whenever the humidity
becomes low.
Again the Crater tnun nt their
meeting last night In the Ulnty Mohr
hall In the Hotel Medford basement
demonstrated that when they are full
of fried chicken and the like there is
no limit to their daring nnd bravery.
when thru some of their tulented
singers und comedians they rendered
a soculled light opera in which the
Copco in general und some of its of
ficials wid employes were burlesqued
In dialogue und sung, bringing forth
hearty bursts of laughter by the wit
and satire shown.
While the laughter wus unanimous,
even by the victims, a number of
frightened guests present, who won
dered ut' the audacity nnd temerity
shown, deep down in their hearts de
plored the making fun of a ' well
meuning struggling corporation try
ing to get a pedal-cling not only here
but in ull southern Oregon. It seemed
to the guests thnt the light hearted
Craters wero trifling with dynamite,
which would explode about the lime
they received their' this month's light
ing bflls.
The Crater actors among other
things Impersonated a business con
ference of a number of Copco offic
ials, with candles spread on the tables
before them, seeking to convey the
impression thut the electric lights
were too dim.
Along with a lot of fun consider
able business was transacted, includ
ing the unanimous adoption of a reao
lutlon, which was signed personally
by all the Craters and their guests, J
ndnrslng the program of the school
board, as recommended by the U. of
O. exports In relation to voting
(185,01)0 in bonds for the new high
school.
The Craters also accepted the invi
tation to conduct the first big cham
ber of commerce forum on Alay 6.
The Crater club accepted two sep
arate invitations to hold club meet
ings next month nt the 1'rospect hotel
resort nnd nt the Rogue Elk resort.
The Prospect invitation came from
.Mr. nnd Mrs. James E. Grieve for
Saturday evening. May Kth.
The other Invitation was extended
by Will McDonald, who asked the
(Ynters anil their wives to spend ft
and it was planned to have him re
view a military parade - immediately
after the ceremony in the reichBtag.
When heretofore a president has re-
1 viewed the troops he has done so in
civilian attire, but Hindenburg besides
being a civilian president Is a retired
field marshal'general and entitled to
wear a uniform.
According to the military etiquette
under which the president-elect grew
up, it is regarded as an insult If a
military man visited the troops In
civilian dress. On the other hand, if
he appears In uniform before the
relchstag, it is considered certain he
will Ive offense to that body. The
prestdent-olect thus seems to be facing
a real dilemma.
MOSCOW. April 28. News of the
election of Field Marsha) Von Hind
enburg as president of Germany was
received with astonishment in soviet
Russia, where people had been led to
believe that the aged military leader
had little chance of success. His
triumph is especially unwelcome to the
Russian communists, who know his
avowed hostility to bolshevfsm.
Some soviet leaders believe that
after a few months in office Von
Hindenburg may attempt to have the
former crown prince appointed regent
with tho ultimate object of completely
restoring the German crown. i
BERLIN, April 28. (By the Asso
ciated Press.) The communist (frgan
Rote Fahne (red flan), today publishes
an open letter to the trade union and
socialist executives, urging a 24 hour
strike on the day of Field Marshal
Von Hhidenburg's entry into office. '
Notice to Muster Masons.
A memorial service for Brother K.
E. flllbert will be held nt the First
M. K. church in charge of the Minis
terial Association at 2:30 p. m. Wed
nesday, April 2Uth. All Master Ma
sons are requested to attend..
A. J. CROHK, Secretary
Medford Lodge No. 103, A. F. & A. M.
8. Rlum was a Medford business vis
itor Monday nnd today from San Francisco.
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