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MEDFORT) MA Li TRTTitTNE, MEttFORD, OREOOX, MONDAY, MA IS, 102.')
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I. O.O. F. Maifsoleum to Be Dedicated Wednesday Afternoon
e Are Going to Close Out
KILLED AT C0PG0s
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Robert Shirkey Welch, son of Mr.
and Mrs. S. S. Welch of ProHpect,
panHetl nwtiy at Copco, Cal., May 10,
1925. Death, nccortlimj to the Inquest
fyeld, was due to an electrical Knock
repelved while at work on a lino, from
which ho died Instantly. He was born
in Alleghany , New York, Jan. HO,
189G,i aged 29 years, 3 months,
days.
"beceafted ppent two and one-half
years In the service of his country dur
lni? the World war, and served at the
front In Germany. lie enlisted with
Battery Df 18th field artillery at Vt.
McDowell, Cal.
Air. Welch was well known In and
about Med ford, having resided here
for more than 10 years, and was to
have been married next month to
MIhs Celma Hansen of Modford.
Beirtdofl his parents he leaves three
Bisters, Mrs. C. A. Bennett of Nor
waJk, Cal.; Mrs., 8. H. Ingels, Pros
pbot, Ore., and Mrs. Anlo l'enwell of
Med ford.
Military funeral services were held
at the Conger chapel this afternoon at
2:30. The hotly will be held to await
thO completion of the Mtfdfoid 7dau
1- sgU hill t y lg.'U
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Orphcur, Jr., vaudevtllo at Hunt's
Crater ian tomorrow matinee and
night offers a wide range of enter
tainment and advance, notices Indi
cate it will bo ono o"t the best of
many excellent bills. 'Musio plays
a loading part, and-comedy the rest,
with an out of the ordinary act, in
a ventriloquist.- .
Tho special bargain matinee, ad
mission 35 cents, offering the same
performance, as in tho evening, will
be held. It is a feature that ap
peals to women and children. :
Maxfield and "Stono offer a musi
cal sketch, 'Two Hoys and flano",
popular, blue and comedy songs,
liberally mixed with chatter, and
voices of unusual quality, makes
them favorites over tho circuit. 1
Austin and Delaney, two of vau-'
deville's cloverest: colorod perform-,
-era. stagov;"Th Syncopated . J-Iotp.l."
" ftvcrybodyt'-,has ''no mo- 'time met ' tho'
colored 1 bellhop' . they characterize,1
and thoy sing aiid dance andr jost,
and give an imitation of" a jazz band.
Dave Rafael, a ventriloquist ' with
five mechanical figures, delivers a
high powered monologue and Is as
sisted by Miss Vera Welt on, a tal
ented Impersonator. Special scenery
and electrical effects accompany the
act.
; Maxwell-Field Company appear in
"Melody and Kythm," introducing
lato songs and classic and eccentric
dancing.
Tho show will offer as an opener,
"A Vaudeville Melange" by Provost
and Goulct. They are comedy aero
bats, who sing and dance and Ply
the guitar and piano.
The film offering la "Topics of the
Day," and a red hot comedy.
While the dedication of tho mauso
leum to be built In the I. O. O. F.
cemetery Is to be under the auspices
of the, order of Odd Fellows, the con
struction of this memorial is of gent
oral interest, and the public is cor
dially invited to attend the dedicatory
services, Avhieh will be held next Wed
nesday afternoon, about 5 o'clock.
The ceremonies will follow the ar
rival of the delegation of I. O. O. F.
grand lodge officials and delegates
from Ashland. This delegation will
arrive in Medford via South Oakdalo
to Main and pass through Main to the
cemetery. It Is expected there will be
about 1000 members of tho order in
the line, accompanied by the brass
bands whk'h will be in attendance at
the grand lodge session; ' . -
Tho program is as follows:
Music : D. O. K. K. Band
Invocation. .....Ttev. J Wlllnrd De Voo
Poem, ."Hall of Memories" ,
Part Grand Master Carter Portlnnd
Vm-ulHoJcrtion I. O. O. F. Quartotto
Address "Mausoelum Idea"
Past Grand Master Westbrook
of Portland
Music D. O. K..K. P.nnd
During which there will be the turn
ing of the soil, depositing of the rec
ords and the sealing of the crypt for
historical records which will be dedi
cated andsealed not to he opened
again utitil fifty years from date when
a similar service vi:i oe held.
Benediction Itov. 12. P. Lawrence
Judge A. M. Thomas, master of Cere
monies. Following these services the visitors
will return to Ashland by somo route
which will give them a glimpse of
some of the orchard districts in this
part of the valley.
The mausoleum will occupy a com
manding slto in the cemetery and will
bo of such lines and proportions and
architectural design as will readily ap
peal to tho eye and sentiment. It will
contains from 250 to 300 crypts. Tho
structure will cost about $100,000.
Tho idea of laying away the dead in
such a manner as provided by mauso
leums is one that has a strong appeal.
It does away with that part of the
last sad rites which have a touch' of
horror. Tho, dead are entombed above
ground, in vaults or crypts, where the
consuming process of time will reduce
tho body to ashes and thero repose in
undisturbed security in a final resting
place as lasting ns thoi hills. This
sopulcher will always be an imposing
and ornamental feature of tho ceme
tery, and Its own environment will at
tend It with sacredness and dignity.
Many material improvements have
been made in and about the cemetery
during the pnst year, and It is the aim
of those in charge to contluc such Im
provements as to make it a really at
tractive spot. The addition of the
mauslocum will greatly enhance tho
landscape effect of tho cemetery it is
believed. .
The Screen
1 Hy Te Press Agent. ,
Unusual Ilm Tomorrow.
The name of tho great Italian poet
Dante Alighleri Is known to almost
o very one and is associated with his
greatest work, which, for want of a
bdtter term, is called Divine Comedy,"
or, in Italian, Dlvina Commedla. The
"Divine Comedy" is composed of three
trrnat . (llloirorlcal noema; '-'Inferno."
"Purgatory" .and "Paradise," whiehf
describe the ' great poet's journey
through, tho' -realm of the Hereafter.
Although his works, according to Kn-
cyclopedia Urittannlca. Includo seventy-eight
genuine poems, eight doubt
ful and fifty-four spurious, tho Di
vine Comedy is by far tho best known
and by it alono Dante holds placo as
one of the half dozen greatest writers
of all time.
Upon the poem "Diferno" has been
based tho motion picture of that namo
which has been based the motion pic
ture of that name which will be seen
at the liialto three days beginning to
morrow matinee, and which has been
creating something of a furore
throughout the country.
, " "flold llcrls" Is Kxelttng.
Tf n rip-snorting, slam-bang horso
raoe : makes your blood tlnglo, you
are due for a thrill when you Bo to
see "Gold Heels," which opened yes
terday at tho Kialto Theatre. It 1h
a William Fox screen version of
Henry Blossom's celebrated piny,
"Checkera" and an excellent adaption
it is. When "Checkers" Cam,pbcll
rides ltemorso to ; victory for the
$10,000 purse and the girl, you will
bo showing, remarkable self-control
If yon don t jump up and cheer.
1 "Gold Heels" .brings to tho fore
ground two comparatively .now, but
exceedingly clever players. They are
Robert Agnew, who plays "Checkers'
and Peggy Shaw,'; who Is seen as
Pert Harlow. Agnew has an In
gratlatlng personality underlvlng
which is a roal- dramatic talent. This
ho displays qffoctivqly, upon soveral
occasions. Mis i$liu,w, tpt .product of
-ziegieicl Follieft" is, .pretty and she
enn act. ?
South Africa Follows Suit.
CAPETOWN, Union of South Af
rica, May 18. (By Associated Press.)
It was officially announced that
South Africa today returned to the
gold standard.
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