Medford mail tribune., April 21, 1929, Page 8, Image 8

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MEDFORD M.ATL TUmUNK. MEDFOKJJ, QI? EC! ON', SUNDAY, APRIL 21, 1020.
SCOTTISH RITE
RE-UNION WILL
14 DAIRIES OF
VALLEY UNITE
LIONS BANQUET
AND HEAR TALK
GIVE DEGREES PLANT ERECTEDI BEN RUFFIN
Roscburg Chapter and Eu
gene Consistory Will
Confer Work Upon Large
Class of Candidates, Un-
- . 'der Auspices of Siski-
yous Lodge of Perfection
' Three Days' Meet This
Week.
Crescent Dairies, Inc. Form- 0er Jr'0" T1
9 1 kuchU uru'i'UU Men A. Hufiin, In-
ed With Ben Hilton, Mw-tZl a"."
.... i T.. n liilnineni glvtn in 11m Honor iu iiu-
ager Latest Type Pas- . atu,a iat evenine by the
, . . , ., , w local body.
leUnZer inStaiiea Ul- Immediately following the dfn-
iipi, ToastinuHtrr John II. Cnrkln
fiCGPS 30(1 DirCCtOrS willrd upmn rpprcscntatlvi-H of varl-
uiiM civic Jtnu ouiur urRunizjiuuiiH
of tho city, each of . whom ro
euondod with wonln of wetcomo for
the (IhtlnKUltthf?!, visitor. C. A.
Swftiart, n-f(ii(U'nt of the Med ford
chain her of commerce, Hpoko In
dohalf ft T tliat Kroup uml ulho for
Mayor A.'W. I'Iocm, wliu wua uu-
th Hokmc Valley linkH today fur!
nil vjHftinjr Mann, Hturtlng about!
nlno o'clock. . I
Mr. ituffin 1h scheduled to leave
thin morning by piano for Port
bind In continuation of lily vcHt
ern trip.
WALKER TO HAVE
Named Start May 1.
Wednesday, Thurnday and Fri
day will ho busy dnj'H for Houth-.
ern Oregon M-'ihoiih, affiliated with
the Hlfkiyou Lodtf of Perfection,
as thin city will be tho scene of I
a larRC Scottish lilt" reunion. Tho'
local Lodtfo of J'orfection, in i
conjunction with tho lEoHeburff j
Chapter Hose Croix, Kuccne Coun
cil of Kadosh nnd the Kupene
Coiwbitory will confer tho vurlouH
Scottish Ifito decrees on a largo
claHi of tandldittcH. 9
Thin class will bo known an the
IMitHp Kchuyler Mulcolm inmnorl'il
cloKfl oh a )nark of rewpoct tnj
Phillip Malcolm, onilm-nt Srottisli1
Itllo MaHon who died in Portland
on f'Vbruory 1.
Tho present offlccrn of tho Hl
klyou Lode of Perfection are: 1). j
1. Davidson, venerable mauler;
Ji ' V, Iawrence, senior warden: i
Charles A. Whiff, junior warden;!
Paul ft. Itynnhm. orator: IT. A. j
Hull, almoner: L. 10. Williams
Hocretury; V. H. Vawter, trens
tirer; s. A. Kroschel, niftBter of
MtrCmohltft: U V. Inskeep, expert; I
H. W. McQuat. ukhIhIiiiU expert: j
U. F. Nordwlck, rnilnJn of the
liOFt and Lew UuWoh. tiler.
lOxtcnslve plans are uml'T way !
to nntko the reunion this week
In Medford one of the outstand
ing Scottish Kite events In Ore
gon MuNonb history. Th coinipl'
tecs of tho Hisklydu I.ndge of Per-1
ft'i-tion, having charge of ri'iinton
IhhIIh. are: liotepllon cotnmll-'
lee: 1) A. ChamlierH, Kmll llrilt,
Ilex ltaructt nnd .1. 1 UIUhi.ii:
Kntertalnmcnt committee: H.
XV. Megual, 1-. J. Newman. Jnmo
11. W. Orcgg nnd A, O. Hlshop.
Claw committee: U P. Older. j
CharleH A. WIuk. U. Ifl. Hwem.l
Peul 11. Ttynn'iiff and I I C. Ktock.
Tho fourth to fifteenth degrees
will be conferred by the HlHklyou
lodge nnd those who will par
ticipate in this work will h P.
1j, Davidson, J. IX ltiekert, A. O.
Bishop,, 8. A. Kroschel, 1 11.
Inskeep." H. W. Mctjimt. ,1. K. luw
renco, Paul II. Itynning. K. XV.
Unfiinnn, T A. Chanibers A. Iv
Peiwley. J. II. Wallher. h. K. XVII
llaiUK, A.t H.r Vawter. 11. A.' Mull.
II. F. Nnrdwlck. II. N. Orayhlll.
.lames It. XV. tlregg and Iow
ItukoH.
Tho program for tho three-dav
Heottlsh Kite rouiuun activities win
be an fftllon-i:
' : XVcdiiet-Auy.
8:00 a.m. Fourth degree work.
9:00 a. m Fifth degree work.
10:00 n. m Hlxth degree work.
10:40 a. in Hcventh degree work.
11:15 a. m Klghth degree work.
11:30 a, in Orators addrcHs.
12:00 noop Luncheon.
12:4.1 p. m Class photograph.
-1:30 p. m Ninth degree work.
2:1Ii p. in Tenth decree work.
:00 p. in Kleventli legreo work
4:!I0 p. in Orators' addi'efN,
0:00 p. m ninner and special
program.
8:00 p. in Fourteenth d e g r e ?
wtrk. fc
i ThurMla.v.
' All Thmday degree work Wil
Ie conilutted by the ItOHeliitn:
Chapter Koso Croix No, n, nssisl-j
cd by Med.iord inenibers.
J:30 p. ni. Puslness meeting. j
2:00 p.m. Sixteenth degree und
Seventeenth degree
work. i
, 2:45 p. in. Klghleiith degree
' work,
li:O0 r. hi.- Dinner. !
7:45. p. tn. Fifteenth d e g r e
? - work.
(- 1 . lYIilay. ' j
All degree work on Friday willi
be conducted by the Hiigcne Coun
cil Number 2. Knights Kmlosh,
iifUted by Medford members and.
tlio ' Eugene Copnlstory Number,
J. M. It. S. assisted by Medford,
members I
K:00 u. in. Nineteenth to thirty-'
' ;' first degree work.
10:45 a. in Thirty-first d o & r o o,
work.
12:00 noon Luncheon.
1:15 p.m. Hall of lOuuity,
2:30 p.m.- Thirty-second degree!
wirk ( lift section ). j
fi:30 n mDlnner.
7:30 p.m. Thirty-second denrco
5 s work (L'nd section).
Ah the result of 14 dairymen,
all residing north of Mcdfurd,
coin bin' tig marketing Interest. 4,
the CrcKccnt Dairies. Inc.. 'will be , u,,,w l" uttfntl
in operation hero May J, announ
ced Jien ililtuu, general manager,
yesterday afternoon. The dairy
plant ia In the last ulngCH of com
pletion und is located in a con
crete block building, owned' by
the corporation, on North Jtlvei
sido avenue.
Tho plant 1b planned to be one
of tho most complete In southern
Oregon and It Is expected to pasa
the highest sanitary teats. .The
dairy equipment, hiicIi ixh the pan
teurizer. with automatic control
and recording thermometers will
be Installed tills week by Iou1h
M. Itinehart, late of Denver, Colo.,
where he was connecld with tho
Windsor Farm Dairy, recognized
as one of the best In tho nation.
Tho pasteurizer Is nickel lined
and Is of the latest typo procura
ble. Tho corporation was formed alx
weekH ugo and Its officers are:
George Hilton, Jr. president; Axel
Itenuttii und John Anderson, direc
tors; Kai'uel ItciiHou, secretary and
treasurer, and Hen Hilton, man
ager. The 11 members have pur
chased the entire slock and It Ih
not likely new members will lie
added very soon. Tho da ry plans
to mcII milk, c ull lire buttermilk
and cottage cheese In wholesale
and retail bits, and has lis mar
ket plans already completed, with
tlit? cx i plioii of probable expan
sion. The dairymen. Including one or
two doctors, are located in a dls
Ir'ct reacirpg as' fur as "'uium
Vail e y and Including Central
Point and Willow Springs. 1
The dftlry will linvi-'u complc'.e
refrigeration plant, sterilizing ap
paratus, boiler room, bottling nnd
wash lug works and a cooling de
livery room. Tho of fico will bo
located In the sumo building.
Nathan Newconib. a graduate oi'
the O. K. C. dairy school, will be
in charge of tho entire plant.
Tho plant will have direct con
nections with the city water and
Kcwage :yslciiis.
I F. .1. Nevman of tho llotary
club, J. ( Thompson of the Kl
va u is. M rs. 1 1. V. Will ia uh, prcsl -dent
of the tireatcr Medford club.
Horace L. Itroinley. of the Crater
club, and 10. C. Ferguson, com
mander of Medford post of the
American Legion, guve brief salu
tations and congratulations to the
honor guest und Medford den of
Lions.
Harry A. Swart, district' gov
ernor, officially welcomed Ureal -dent
Kuffln to the state.
After catling upon roprcscnta
Uvea of various Lions clubs pres-
1
??la
immmtd
MKX1CO CITY. April 20.
Although advanco forces of fed
erals und Insurgents fuced each
other across only 25 miles of
southern Hoiiora, there were no
developments tonight to beur out
tho government prediction oarly
today of a battle "very soon."
The federal advance guard rested
at Don whilo tho main body re
mained at San Bias, Slnuloa. Tho!
insurgent outposts woro entrench
ed at Mitslaca with tho main for
ces further north at Navojuo.'
Tho government looked for a
preliminary cIumIi at Masiaca with
the reul test coming later at Nu-
vojua.
NEW VOHK, April 20. (JV)
Mayor Walker was In a position
today to dlctato who the new j
leader of Tammany should bo. as
the result of withdrawal of Alfred
E. Hmlth from conferences.
Hmith. after a 20-mlnuto confer-'
onco with the organization's com
mit too of seven, issued tho follow
ing statement:
"I have been informed- by the
committee of seven that it Is the
policy of tho executive committee;
to select for leader ono of their
own members. j
"I havo advised tho committee I
that In view of that policy, I am
of tho opinion that tho executive'
committee in fully qualified to ;
make that decision among thcm-i
selves." !
4
Dun to the Hliortttge of tho Culi
forulH crop, the 1'nclfic tronM mar
kets huvo ubaorbr'U a turgor part of
tlm I'liipqua valley product than
ever lietore. and I he bulk of tho
supply fur the coaxi markcta wan
handled by trick. Growera have
b'(n KettiHK good returnM for- this
year's crop. Hail shipments have
been brlnuitih' from II. 40 to tl.OU
a crate at tho warehouse. Truck
operators have been paying K1.2Q
to H.30 er crate at the .Ids.
Seconds havo brought from SO
Mints to $ 1.
....r-ii.- 4. ..11 tlVt
A i-ImIiib creKcenilo of lone, loud
lyellM frum independent motion plc
Ituie exhibitors ihruufjiioul the
eoiintry today had led the federal
uMVeiiiiiient to lake arlion altalnst
an Hllcj.-ed ifiiinl -111011011 picture
'trust" chanted with virtually con
Itrollllill the production. dWribu
lon anil Hhmvim; "f pictures.
' GKN'KVA." April 20 (P)
1 1 111 JJlvlnoff, soviet vlco-cominlsar
for forelKn affairs, received an
other seiback in tho preparatory
IdHirinament conferenco today and
Ul made him very angry. Ho did
!ot immediately fulfill expecta
tions of sumo Unit ho would leave
tho conference, however-
Portland. Peninsula Golf club
I opened new tlO.OOU clubhouse rc-
UMPQUA BUI
FIND LOOPHOLE INi " OVER PEAK
1
DRY PERJURY CASE
ACUOItA. III.. April 20. (I)
Perjury charges against K ugo no
Hoyd Falrchlld. dry Investigator
and one of the principals In tho
case of Mrs. Lillian Do King, kill
ed by dry raiders, were dismissed
In Justice of tho peace court to
day. Charles D. Dickerson, justice of
tho peace, ruled that the oath ad
ministered Falrchlld wh-en he
mado out his affidavit of buying
liquor of M rs. Do King, was not
legal and therefore ho could not
be accused of perjury.
ItOSKltUHCi, Ore., April 20. (Pi
Although tho peak of tho broccoli
movement has passed, shipments
will continue 'until after tho first
of May. FIfty-ono cars have been
shipped up to this time, and auto
trucks huvo handled enough to
!ad i0 cars.
Sunday Dinner
Hotel Medford
Dinner $1.00
Portland. New I0O.OOO edifice
of Helen Kelly Man ley community j
center formally dedicated. '
"The Food Is Better"
At the Medford
Iten A. Itlllfill
1
LETTER TO D, A. R.
WASHINGTON, April 20. (IV
An uuhpio compliment was paid
Mrs, Adam Wyant, retiring treas
urer aeneral of tho Daughters of
the American Itevoluiion here tu
tilKht at the bumiuct cIcnIu;; the
3-Stbe annual congress of tho or
ganization. The presiding officer. Mrs. l!ob
crl Heed, funnel vice president
general, who did mil deliver Iut
l-repared speech, in introducing
Mra. Wyant to the 1000 delegates
present p'ad( a letter which t-he
said was dated "the White House,"
which said that M is. Wyant bud
been considered for selection if
secretary of the treasury In tin
cabinet of I 'resblent I louver and
which praised the financial genius
of the former treasurer general.
Mrs. XVyant explained that the
letter wa n Joke prepared by the
former officers of the nruanixatlon.
but said that It was done with
President I loover's "aeUleHenec.
Mrs. Ueeil in addressing the
delegates did not make a speech
which the pres. department of the
organlxatlon made public earlier
In the nluht as that which shi
would deliver at the banquet.
LMlliSTS
out from Tillamook, Itosoburg,
CI rants Pass. K la math Fall.", Han
don ami several points In northern
California, tho toast master intro
duced Mr. Ituffin, who gave one of
the most delightful and poignant
talks over heard in Medford. Talc
ing for his subject "An old Fash
ioned Flower (iurden," the speaker
drew an apt. comparison between
the pliinling oT seeds to bloom and
flower under the miracle work of
nature in id the cultivation nf hu
man friembhtp, kindness and g"od
deeds to blossom in due lime as a
higher conception of life's attalu
menls. ' 1
Following the speaker of the
evoning a tabloid reproduction of
the recent A merlcun L o g i o n I
"Whoopee Ilevue" wus given by a'
portion of the original cast, their
offering meeting with rent hunt I
rounds of applause and being es
pecially appreciated by Mr. Kuffln.
who Is making his swing through
the country by airplane, the revue
belim built around the aerial idea.
Following h o euter'ulnmcnt.
dancing was enjoyed by those pien
ciii until a alio hour.
Aceortling to aunoiiiicemeul by
I. W. Tyrce, president of (he lo
cal club, arrangements have been
nifid' for a uolf tournament at
iiminiiM'tMiai
N
unn?Bush
We are specially prepared to
tae enre of cars in this
shape.
WORK GUARANTEED
NEAR GRANTS PASS:
' hltANTS PASS. Ore.. April 20.
0V Tho Swede Itusln Lumber
company' new plant In (.irants
Pmhh will lrgin opemtlon next ,
Monday. The mill wa ctmstructed ;
at a cost of SluO.OtiO. und will cut)
70.000 feet of pine Vmbor a day. i
It ia owned by O. Tl. Kesterson.i
VA'Vam Hpauhlina and Kldon f
Kpauldlng.
A LPAN V, Ore., April 20. wV--Tbeliua
Carr sustained a broken
leg, ei ela Stevens a broken col
lar bone, Leonard Carr. Frances
McDonald and Uuth Witlyonis
brubteK today when the nutomohlh
In which they were driving from
Kill-cue to Portland was ditched on
the Pneifle highway two miles
south of this city. All the Injured
wire from Kugnc. MIsm McDon
ald, who wiii driving, hiamed the
accident on failure of the throttle
to release. 4
T4)UN.lMHS TAKK TOLL
. v 1'ho Womeii'a association of tho
Presbyterian church will hold a
flprlnff festival and 'ylc how at
tho homo of Mr. E. H. Porter on
South Oakdale, next Friday cve-in-
: .. ,
fConHnuirt from Pago Ono.)
washed out ami service suspend
ed. Many motor busses were
halted.
Snow whs greeted warmly by
wheat farmers In northern Colo
rado. The moisture Is expected
to navo thousands of acres of
winter wheat. In desperate con
dition from winds.
Heavy rains In western Kansas
today were a No of great value to
wheat and spring crops thero.
TO H ICS'S T TIUC ATTACK -.( . olds
Cish0Y or K' 'I'll - P " '
C'jSlV V -f v""r svMcm and
SWiiwfi!'y'll,r "
y V'""'! t'!,l;T Ibtild up
V jS'?" f 'n,r hoallh w;th
rti-v Hiat ;iler.ditl
J." S licrktl tenic. Dr.
Pifrve's Cioldru Metlual lisivrry,
which has stood the tcit ot tixiy cars
of approval. The air wc breathe s
ofju full o( R?rm5, if your vit dity is
low you arc uji cuy mark (or colds or
pMcuiihiuia.
(tie who has tmd tlie "Diicuvcry"
writes
S'I'Anf, Wi?Jv "Wlirnrcrr I R-l (opd.
k.-aW Knd )l run town, or my ,rfi)Rih it all
xe. I l,i!vf bottle nf ihe T.eUtt.i McHird
I 'ixiiir ry' nnd il bt ifiic tv my ntrrnnili.
litiiH nie lip nd niiikm mc feci Uke
lifw pcrwm. It not only ir ht a loatc tuit
ttr it br tut N'lCh ei ttic tkod, I
ittmimf:d llit 'lloMen M-tlkl rHcotfiy'
a a tontr ad UUxn rniithei'." Mis. J, J.
Kiiiim, tCS N, IbUuii M,
Kluld er tat'Vl. All cWWi W
Wtur Li. I'lruf' liivnlUU Hotel in Hit
tk N. 1 , fw (nfitvire.
There's Just
One Way
'I'ti In iv slioi's jitid tlwit's lo buy
lor STYLK and VALUH.
You're suit to get both in NUNX
lU'SIl slit.es . . tliev're IIAND
TAIbOKKD lv master eriiftsiiRMi
. . . oia.le to KIT SXLKILV njid
Tin MIA' around the. ankles.
The finest materials go into the
nianuraelure of N U X X-15 US11.
shoes, too.
Just come in and 'see them!
NOW-6 BIG DAYS OF AMAZING
SHIRT BARGAINS
at MANN'S Department Store
They're Going Fast! Come Early
$1.75 to $2.00
SHIRTS
$1.49
3 for $3.45
$5.00 to $7.00
SHIRTS
$4.49
3 for $13
$2.50 to $3.00
SHIRTS
$1.95
3 for $5.75
$3.50 to $4.00
SHIRTS'
$2.89
3 for $8.50
There are still a few of
our shirts left selling at
$1
Materials of Radium Silks, Jersey Silks, Silkendures, Pure Rayons,
Scotch Madras, Silk-Striped Broadcloths, Rayon-Striped Broadcloths,
End-to-End Cloth, Novelty Madras; 2x1 Broadcloth, Broadcloth.
Our
Greatest
Shirt
Sale
DOORS OPEN AT 8:30 A. M.
f "THE sfoPE FOW EVERYBODY" i J
rHONC-486-487
MECifORD.OR53N .
Sale
All
This
Week
They CAME!!
They SAW!!!
They
BOUGHT"
Never Before Has There Been Such a
Wide-West Response to a Sale
We took the public into our complete confidence. They came
to our store. They saw with their own eyes the wonderful
savings we are offering. They tcok advantage of it.
There was no necessity of
shopping around, because
EVERY ITEM in the entire
store is a real BONA FIDE
bargain.
They simply bought at the
regular, prices and were giv
en a one-third (1-3) bonus.
We need the money. We are
not keeping it a secret. We
are paying well to get it.
You came to cur aid.
WE THANK YOU
FOR YOUR GEN
EROUS RESPONSE.
94 STORES
You must realize that such
a heavy mark-down cannot
help but result in a loss to us.
We cannot allow this sale to
continue one hour- longer
than is necessary for us to
raise the funds needed on ac
count cf the call of the bank
lean.
We urge the people of Med
ford to enjoy these savings
to the fullest extent.
Remember the CEN
TRAL O F F I CE
MAY TERMINATE o
THIS OFFER ANY
MOMENT.
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