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:1 Official Program of Great Shrine Conclave in Los Angeles I CEREMONIAL PROGRAM '
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Saturday, June I.
n 8:00 P.M. Ceremonial session,
Jt Al Mulalknh Temple-. Al Mnla
I , Ikah temple extends to tha no-
H nlilty of J'orth America a most
IS cordial Invitation to bo present
j.- at thin ceremonial.'
ft ! . Sunday, Juno S.
! Arrival of special trains and dele
') gallons to be welcomed by re-
caption committee and escorted
f' to hotels by the official escort,
bands and patrols. .
I l .T:00 I'. M. JiellKloUH services
: and sacred concerfwiii be hem
In either the Hollywood Bowl
V or" Al Malnlkah Temple.'
Banti concerts in public parks by
4' visiting 'Shrine bands.
8:00 P.M. Vauriovllle show and
4 entertainment In the Shrine Au
V dltorlum for all visiting Shrlners
jl iihd their ladles. '
5 ' -Monday. Juno S.
gAll special trains arriving will bo
met at the depots by patrol en
cort and conducted to the va-
rlous' hotels.
5:00 A. M. Specla'f excursion for
, Imperial Divan, Representatives,
una ladies: also Wives of ro-
Jf corders, to Catallna Island, vis
Itlnjf the world famous marine
,fi gardens In glass bottomed boats.
L luncheon served at tho . St
Catherine ' Hotel, returning to
it Los Angeles at 6:00 p. m.
"10:00 A.M. Annunl meeting' Mo
jr. corduvs' association, Biltmort
Li . Jioiel. .
''7:30 P. M. Bahnuet to Imperial
S Dlvanl pdst Imperial Potentates
; arid ladles, ' in honor of Impo
S rial Pptentato Franlt C. Jones.
,i ?:S0 P.M. Annual banquet of
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I r. the Jesters. Thin banquet will
be given In one of tho motion
i ' picture studios of . 'Hollywood.
"J whore the 'bnriquet room will be
transfornicd into an early Call
jt I fmnia mining camp. scene. This
banquet promises .' to 1)0 the
,;, most unique affair of lis kind
-X ever given.
.S:d0 P.M.' Mammoth Vaude
ville show a( Shrine Auditorium
for nil visiting Hhrlners and
their ladles.
L 8:80 P. M.-trcet danclnc, Olive
' Klreefl between Blxth and Eighth
. V. streets. '' '
I ' Tuesday, Juno 'A'.
1 ij ?.00 A. M. Kscort by nil bands,
patrols and chanters of tho lm
u perlal Jilvnn nnd UepreseTitn
t, lives, to the Coliseum, where the
V opening exercises . will' be held,
jj At the conclusion of tho open-
t Irig exercises at the Coliseum, tho
k' lhiperlal Divan' and representn
i tlves will bo taken to the HI It -.'
more Hotel for luncheon, wuoro
4 typical California dishes will bo
ft served.' The official place of
' meeting for the Imperial Coun
cil will bo tho Ulltmoro thentro,
next door 'to the Blltmoro hotel.
flil:00 A. It. Official opening Im
"' perlal Council aesslon at Coll
& seum.
712:00 M. Luncheon for all Shrine
i hands, which' are to take part
Vlri massed band concert. This
. . will be served nt the Coliseum.
,13:30 P.M. Luncheon for Impe
rial Council nt lllltmoro hotel.
if 1:0(1 P.M. Luncheon nt Ambns-
ador hotel nnd fashion show,
f for Indies of Imperlul Council,
to bo followed by automobile
;;. trip through filmland and to tho
v. studios. Following these exor-
oIsoh, they will he taken In
speclnt automobiles to tho Am
bassador hotel for luncheon and
following tho luncheon and trip
', through filmland, will be return-,
, . ed to the lllltmoro hotel nt np-
. proximately 5:00 p. m.
2:00-P.M. .Mussed Shrine band
.y. concert at Coliseum.
R. 2:3 P.M. Circus Mnxlmus at
' Oollseiim. Tho Circus Mnxltnus
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PALMER
MUSIC HOUSE
Extends Cordial
! ', Greetings to Visiting
; SHRINERS-
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C.H.Isaac ', W.H.Fluhrer;
'We Sell Happiness" ?
HE. MARSH
GROCER
Extends a hearty welcome to
visiting
NOBLES
Personal Attention Prompt
Service
wlll be the greatest circus and
hippodrome ever produced in
the west. The most famous and
spectacular circus performers in
America have been secured for
this event and' will be brought
to Los Angeles In a special train
from Chicago just for this occa
sion. 'rThe Circus will tuke nlace
In five rings In the bowl of the I
Coliseum. Many of tho aerial
trapeze acts will be performed
100 feet In the air. More than
100 clowns wilt perform. At
each performunco of tho circus,
there will be additional feature
acts, such as ,stnf:e couch: races,
charlos races, Cosjack races and
other spectacular acts, recruited
from the motiun picture studio?.
Many of the most famous pic
ture stars of tho world will up
pear and take part In the special
events preceding the circus per
formance.' . - . , 1
8:00 P. M. Hawaiian banquet
for members of the Imperial
Divan, representatives, and their
ladles, at Biltmore hotel. This
bunquet promises to ba tho most
brilliant nffulr of the council
session. Tho new ballroom of
the Biltmore hotel, known as
the-sala D'Oro, will b9 trans
formed by the use of scenery
and lighting effects Into a Ha
waiian village. The tobies at
which tho guests will be seated
will be transformed by ths use
of ferns, fruits, nnd flowers, so
as to represent a Hawaiian ban
quet table. The two most fa
mous girl singers nnd danors
of the Hawaiian Islunds . nro
being brought to Los Angeles
for the purpose of dancing and
singing nt this banquet. A large
Hawaiian string orchestra unci
a modern dunce orcnesira wm
furnish tho music for tho oc
casion. Tho most beautiful 'bul
let In Hollywuod will dance
and many of the celebrated stars
of the film 'world will appear.
Wo have many surprises In
store, which wo are confident
will make this banuet the most
memorable affair of Its kind
ever given In tho history of
Bhrlnednm.
8:00 P.M. Circus Maxlmus at
tho' Coliseum. The perform
ances of tho Circus Maxlmus
will last approximately 2 'A
hours.
Wednesday, Juno ft ' 1
0:00 A.M; All-day auto trip
through Southern California for
all visiting Nobles and their la
dles, starting from west sldo
of Biltmore Hotel.
10:00 A.M. I m portal Council
Session,. Mllthioro Thentro.
12:00 M. Lrmcheon, Imperlul Di
van and Representatives at Illlt-'
morO' Hotel.
1:00 P.M. Luncheon nt Upllftcrs
Club (Rustle Canyon, Santa
Monica) for tho ludieH of the
Imperial Council, followed 1).V
auto' trip to tho beaches. Sult-nl-l
automobile accommoda
tions will meet tho Indies at tho
Hlllmoro Hotel ut 12:00 o'clock
noon, take them to tho L'p
lirters Club for luncheon and
thereafter will take them on a
tour of the following beaches:
Santa Monica, Ocean Purk, Ven
ice, Pluya Del Hoy, Hormowi
beach, ltedondo Heach and to
the famous Pnlos Verdcs Hills,
returning to tho lllltmoro Ho
tel prior to S:00 P.M.
2:01) P.M. 'Lnwn fete nt LoFay
etto Park for alt Shrlno IsdleH.
2:00 P.M. Circus Maxims nt
Coliseum, ", '
8:00 P.M. Official Shrllne paJ
ado in which nil bands, pntrois
nnd chantcrc will participate.
Suitable transportation will be
provided for all uniformed V.Q'I-
MEDFORD MAIL
les. td a point near the Coll
seum. where the parade will
form. A short lino of march
, has been provided and the pur-
ade will terminate insld6 of
.the Coliseum. In addition to
tho uniformed bodies, the mem
hers of Al Mnlnlkah Templo
will march in dress suit and
fez.
. Thursday, Juno 6,
8:00 A.M. Breakfast at the
Breakfast Club, for tho Imperial
Divan, Representatives and their
ladles.: The Hroakfast Club is
a- world famous' organization I
maintaining n most unique club
In the foothills, about four
miles from the center of Los
Angeles. A most unique break
fast and program of entertain
ment has" been arranged fpr.
This Will be one of tho most
novel entertainments given dur-.
Ing; the Council Session. Fol
lowing the breakfast, tho la
dles of the Imperial Council
will be taken for un automobile i
rido through Pnsndenn, return-
In- to tho Biltmore Hotel at
noon.,
0:00- A.M. All-dny picnic and
Spanish barbecue at Ed Muier'tt
ranch for all uniformed bod lew.
Those who were fortunate
enough to attend the Imperial
Council gpHKion In 1012 will re
member tho famotm barbecue
Klven to tho uniformed bodies
nt . Kd Maler's ranch In the
Santa Sunnna Mountains. The
uniformed bodies 'will be trans
ported to tho Southern Pacific
Hallway Station, where they
"Will take the trains and rldo
through tho famotm Ban Fer
nanda Valley to Santa Suwana,
a distance of approximately 40
mlloH. mlloH. There tho bod-;
)oh will detrain and march for
a short distance through the
foothills to ono of the most
bniiutlfiil nnd plcturewitie ranch
i'H bC southern California. Un
der mirroundlnKs typical of the
nrly California days, a Hpan
IhIi bnrbecuo prepared jnRl
fnmoiiH Homnro will be' wrvpd,
with nil necoHsary emhelllHh
mentfi. Bfixlng bouts and other
athetlo contents will bo provid
ed for the entertainment of
tho Nobility. Return facilities
will ho provided so that all bod
JnA wll bo back in Lou Anproles
nt tho Southern Pacific station
by C:00 P. M.whoro approprl
nto transportation focilitiei! will
bo provided for return to the1
various hotels.
10:0o A.M. Imperial Council
SeHsIon, lllltmoro 'Hotel.
12:00 M. 1-iuwheon nt th Bilt
more for Imperial Council.
2:00 P.M Circus MuBlmus, Coll
senm. 2:30 lM. Tea at the T.os An.
(,lcn Country, Club for tho la
; dleH of the rmperlnl Cdnncil.
6:0(1 V.M. Hunmiet nt Hlltmoro
lintel for Imperial Divan and
ladlen, in honor of tho new Im
perial Potentate.
0:00 P.M. Mammoth motion
pictures electrical pageant at
Collneum. Tho motion picture
electrical panenitt will be the
moHt Rorjreoufl spectacle that ha
ever been provided for any
Shrine Convention Under tho
direction of Noblo Jnck L. War
ner, famous motion picture, pro
ducer, fts Cleneral Manager, a
pnireunt of Illuminated flontH
Older Tire Service, Inc-
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" Cordially Welcomes ' '' v '
Ben Ali's Nobles
And Other Visiting Shriners
Formerly Exchange Tire Co.
Jackson and Riverside Phone 520
I. P. Older '
'Browne Hardware
Company
Welcomes Visitingr ,
SHRINERS
"A Great Country"
TRIBUNE, MEDFORD,
will be exhibited at the Coli
seum, producing a . spectacle
which could not be reproduced
any other place in the world.
Tho gorgeous floats will be built
at the various motion picture
studios in and about Los An
geles, nnd the electtlclty td il
lumine the same wift be gen
erated by huge portable genera.
.ting plants mounted on trucks.
The electrical -engineers of the
great studios, under the super-
vision of Nohle Frank Murphy
as Chief Klectrical ' Engineer,
have promised an exhibition of
novel electrical effects surpass
ing 'anything ever 'previously at
tempted. The most famous
stars In filmdom will ride the
floats of the different studios,
We urge that every Temple ar-
ranfjo-itH Itinerary so as to per
mit the wituefluing of this great
electrical paKRnnt. Wo enn as
sure you It will bo the most
brilliant and thrill ing- spectacle
of its kind that you havo ever
witnessed. It Is tho finest' nnd
most pretentious pnseant that
it 1h possible for California to
present for your entertainment.
T0DESIGN10ES
JOPI-IN, Mo.-r()-rwben: Mary
Bcndelarl, 1 O-yeitrVold UiUKh"tor. of
n. Joplln mine owner, wont to Ku
ropo six years uko she was just one
of the army of poHl-wnr tourists.
When Hhe came home this spring
Alio had i hied international dis
tinction 11 k an iiutlioflt on modish
footwear. . She owns a smart shop
In )arin, whro she shIM what Tier
Kronch fnctiiry miiKes, and designs
for soveruT oncernfl. ;
Miss Hendelari wns just out ofi
art school when sho went to Eu
rope. Her busine.ss ot Belling
hnndsorno eh'oos to the elito began
an a hobby with $3000 capital, a
fe'lft of her fathor.
Sho was intrigued ono day when
sho noticed some unusual shoes of
leather and woven cord, worn by
liulkan peasants. She made n
drnwina- and sent it to a store.
They ordered 300 phlrs. Hhe 'didn't
have ono pair, but sho hired ia
Itohemlan nhoemaker to copy the
drnwinK, using at raw Inwtend of the
orlKlnnl woven cord. Tho result
was tho Denuvllle snndal.
Tho JopMn Bill established n
factory and began with a Hmall
crew of skilled shoemakers. Now
tho factory is In two buildings find
100 employes call the Missouri
miHS "Ik. pettte, patronne," their
"little boss." i
MLhk Jlenolarl later opened the
retail establishment, and out f it
grew other whops in various coun
tries. She considers an Important style
trend nt present to bo the develop
ment and tise of pajama slippers.
Rogue Hiver Valley The scenlo
paradise of the world.
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Phone 300
OREflOX, SATURDAY,
Saturday, April 27
BiiHjne.ii BesKioii (Mcdford Armory) sluirply at 1 p. jn.
Arrivjil of spocial train from Sacramento, 3:45 j). m.
Ovcf '200 on this Hon AH speqial train, including divan,
.band patrol, the nobility nnd novices.
Monster parade forms at city park, 4:30 p. m. Jlaiids, .
pjitroln, drnm. corpR, ehahters, nohllity "nnd candidates;
' ' Traditional Banquet
IfotM Medford, 5::)0 p. m'. - . ! ; " :
'Ni(fht parade from JTotel Mcdford, following the
bjiwpiet. (This is additional, to afternoon parade),
7:30 o'clock. . , ' ' 11 'ilV: : .
CeremoninV opening (Medford Armory), 8 p. m. Hc
ceptinn of visiting potentates and attendant officers, past
potentates, and visiting nobility.
- Coneort by Hen AH Temple band and drill bv Ben AH
Arab patrol, 8:30 p. m. ; : '' ", ; ; ;" ' -
Ceremonial pilgrimage' to Areceft. 1 First and second
sections in Big Time" elucidation, 9 p. in- (
"' ; 'Sunday, April 28
'.'Entertainment : of visiting divans and guests from
other jurisdictions. ' ' V : .
This will include golf on the,Svonderftil 18-bole
Kogue Valley golf course1; fishing'' for steelhcad trout
and salmon in the Rogue river (most famous" steelhead
stream in the" world); trips to mountain resorts and
various other erit-ertainnient.'1 ' . . ' '' . a '' '"
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I NOBLES!
We Welcome You to
j "The Pear City"
Medford Lumber
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APRIL 27, 1929.
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Welcome Nobles
To the Rogue River Valley
PINNACLE
tU-ANp,--. '
PIC-O-PAC
BRAND APPLES AND PEARS
Pinnacle Packing Co., Inc.
Raymond R. Reter, Manager
South Fir St
CO-OPERATIVE MINE
IN TASMANIA FAILS
SYDNEY, Aa:rall.-.-() Hailed'')
ax "the first 'step In. the; soelaliia)
Hnn nf Inrln.ri-v" In A irarvnllrt tit. I
co-fnirntlve wnrbln. nf th. r'nin -
Welcome
SKrihers
JACKSON COUNTY
,Arr.,,BANK,frwrv
v Established 1888 - -
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maran conl rilne, In Tariaanla, hat
broken , 4o4' Jh? . , enterprise
;i .itiT '. vKen the . com-
; pahy decided to close the mine be
cause It would noi pa.
After neftotlatlons with the
union the company made a two-
year agreement with the. men to
hand over the mine to them and
pay them' an agreed rate per ton
for nil conl produced. The men
' '. will not renew the contract
It is a pleasure to wel
come the members of Ben
Ali temple and all other
visiting Shriners to the
Rogue River Valley and
Medford.;.' ,.; ?
This is Qrr eat Coun
tryV ' is! our slogan and
we believe that you will
agree with us after, your
brief visit.. r
We hope .'that' your cere
- monial visit will be but U
forerunner of a long va
cation, trip this summer.
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Liberty Building