Medford mail tribune., April 27, 1929, Page 19, Image 19

PSGE THREE
ITALY'S LAWYERf i
Two HtuilPoakcr Presidents have
been entered tn the double 12-hour
race at lirooklanda, May 1& and
11. Tho model-already holds tho
international Class B record for
24 hours at 85.2 miles an hour,, as
well as many world records on
long runs of from 10,000 to 30,000
miles.
Pornmer manager of the track for
Where Masons and -Eastern Star Members Gather
tho 1029 season, June 15 has been
selected as tho speedway's open
ing date, with a 200-mllo cham
pionship race scheduled. Pornmer
was for many years tdontified with
racing on the Pacific coast and
wns secretary of the AAA contest
hoard In m4 nnd l!2r.
IS
OF OLD TREASURE
OESOE
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' SrEDFORD frfXTTJ TRIBUNE, MEDFORD; OnEfiON1. SATTTRT) Y. fAT''RTL 27, 1!)29;
When It comes to reminiscing ;n
the Me (Kurd District nobody has i
anything on Judge Colvig nnd the
writer. As I ''opened the books"
na Recorder for r Malta, No. 4, it
might not' be amis to iecull, that
after a diligent search of all of
Southorn Oregon In October 1890,
barely enough eligible Masons were
found to fill the application for the
-charter, and as those were horse-nnd-buegy
days" and but two of us,
Tom Heames and I. wero residents
of Jacksonville, tho tho county
; scat, It followed -a a. -matter of
- course that we both obtained of
: fico, ho the highest and I the desk
: job.
'This enabled us to "fetch one an-
other" and be regular 'in attend-
anco at all meetings." Those-Ash-"
land boys were always great at ar
ranging details: of the ath kind. As
: tho records show a working up'of
10 candidates for tho orders dur
ing the first year, those -mcotinga
were quite frequent, and we did not
have paved roads in those days.
Ho we bogged off at the expiration
Sof tho--fhst year, with 'heartfelt
; thanks for the "Buggy-rides."
Old 'JHmevs Comljig Batik
For mally years in this valley
thorn wtro only two men, an nt
torney named AVhlto and m'ysolf,
who boasted of having received the
,"' 32nd degree in tho Scottish TUtc
in the cnliro portion of Southern
Oregon embraced In the counties
now known as Jackson, Josephine
' and Klamath. At a' Shrine cere
monial hold in Medford some ten
years ago, there were representa
tives pre.sont from half a hundred
:- Shrines und Commanderlos. Most
of those fellows, at least those still
abovo ground, will bo back here
before next Saturday, such Is the
lure of this wonderful valley, and
before another decade passes the
air will bo full of those survivors
who own their private .planes, pro
vijlfd, of course that the supply of
gas doesn't give out. .We are filled
with the spirit of prophecy, since
those airport bonds have been
' voted. .'.,-'
:. "TIs tho sunset of life gives me
', 'mystical lore,
1 And coming airplanes cast their
shadows before."
: Alms Are Outlined.
: These fraternal organizations, of
- which the Masons are tho oldest,
' should be viewed as humanitarian,
'. being made use of to gratify that
inclination to get together for pur
V poses of recreation and nmuse-
mont hs well as to be of real ben
t efit to! tholr fellows of tho race,
', which distinguishes the more pro-
- gressive of our civilizations.
It may well bo said of tho Ma
' sons, that, .to quote tho classics:
"Their god-like mission 'twas to be
.kind: to render with their precopts
less, tho sum of human wrctched
' ncss." When the lid isoff, and
they are seeking diversion and en-
(ortainment, their antics may seem
to bo grotesque and absurd, but
t back of It ali is that consideration
' which Impels the Shriners to erect
1 hospitals for the care of the disa-
; bled and impotent, and to remove
the handicaps of children whose;
i parents' sins or indiscretions have '
' hampered them physically or
t mentally. Hero in Oregon, where
' natural conditions nre so favorable
; for development of the- perfect
men and women of the -future, and
I the right-thinking people of this
nnd other generations believe
I that the human race is gradually
to reach the ideal in development,
among the leaders in advanced
thought and ideals, thero has never
been a more conspicuous leader
than Itockey P. Karhart, men
tioned elsewhere, in tho tnattor of
tho, institution and organization of
Mnlta Commandery No. 4.
It was his cherished hope, to the
enfl of his life, that some means
could be devised to onablo mem
bers, of tho stato commanderirs to
, he exempt from the payment of
dues, he having seen, so many
"worthy members of the order com
pelled, to drop from tho rolls, bo
chuhcv of tho vicissitudes of life,
when past the earning period. lie
exemplified the spirit of the order
and It Is to be generally deplored
that it cannot be carried into prac
tlco In the conduct of th Com-
,'mandery. Modern methods and
nocessary equipment require too
great an expenditure to enable any
order to function without the aid
of dues and assessments.
...
Tlu- Masonic: Toiimlc nt Main : nnd llollv mi-eels In this city Is tho liwuldiuirlors for Severn I Metlforil
MitsoiUc orsiuiizalloiw. Tllo dlulus lixmi and luillruuin nro locutnl on Uio second floor, wbllo tho third
floor In devoted to clulirooins nnd muiii lHlf?o room. " .
AS
E
OF
BUCHA RKST. (P) iTho format
assumption of his royal duties May
10 by Michael, Kumanta's boy king,
will bo marked by many solemn
ceremonies of historical signif
icance. Dressed In the simple national
costume. King Michael, the world's -ters in south America.
youngest sovereign, win speaK 10 To participate in the nopular
rejoicings over tho annexation of
Michael will lay the cornerstone.
Tho juvenile sovereign also will
dedicate, threo euestrian statues'tp
royal predecessors: to Prince Alex
ander Cuza, to King Carol I and
to tho late King Ferdinand..
Queori Marie; Michael's grand
mother, to whose ardent patriotism
tho creation of greater Rumania
.generally is attributed, will take a
prominent part in tho jublloo cere-!
monies, which will last a fortnight.
At CluJ, Mario will receive from
tho university the degree, of doctor
honoris causa.
During tho ceremonies, Ru
mania's popular aviator. Captain
JJurdului, -will begin an attempted
non-stop flight from Alba Julia,
the cradlo of Rumania independ
ence, to Rio do Janeiro, carrying
a message of fraternal greeting to
Rumania's Latin brothers and sis-
man and and old-timer at the In
dianapolis track, was. among- the
first to arrive. Early arrivals also;
included Dave Devans, Johnny
Seymour, Deacon Lit, and Bob
MoDonough, ,A dozen cava arc
undargoing tests at the track. j
G1KIS TAIiKNTS SO MANY
cAiu;ut stumps nrcu
will speak
hts people from tho throne of Ru
mania's first king, Michael the
Jirave. This imposing celebration
is to take place on the tonth an
niversary of the foundation of
greater Rumania.
After, the conclusion of elabo
rate palace festivities in which the
entire cabinet, the regency coun
cil, governmental chiefs, tho high
est officials of the 'army and tho
church and members of the diplo
matic corps TV 1 1 I participate,
Michael will rido in state- to the
parliament, accompanied by his
mother. Princess Helen.
In tho parliamentary chamber,
tho royal child formally will open
a special session of tho national
legislature to solemnize tho re
union Of all-Rumanians under one
flag.
To give tho ceremonies a per
mnnont and enduring character,
the government will begin on that
day tho erection of a great national
memorial cathedral at Tluchnrost
Transylvania, 100,000 peasant
dressed in tho picturesque cos
tumes, will make a pilgrimage
afoot to Alba Julia.
New Rumanian postage stamps
nnd currency will be Issued to sig
nalize tho national rejoicings. A
new Rumanian decoration to be
known as "Tho Order of King Fer
dinand I" will he created. It will
constitute Rumania's congressional
medal of honor and . will be
awarded only to those who Ten
derer tho nation most consplcu--ous
service.
- PULLMAN. Wash. WP) A n n a
Dynowska, comely Washington !
Stato college senior, can do so
many things that hor 'main prob-'
lem is which lino or .endeavor to
follow after leaving college.
Artist, dancer, writer, linguist
and musician, Miss Dynowska
came to America from "Warsaw
five years ago, alone and depend
ont upon her own resourcefulness
for support. Undaunted by strange
surroundings, sho enrolled aa a
biology major at "Washington Stato
and hn rnnlntMnnri in peerage of
LIU per cunt in her aiudicd.
Before coming to America she
was head of the filing and mailing
department of the American con
sulate at "Wnrsnw.
(Associated Press Staff Y Alter) A
UOMK, (A1) A new ply tlosophy,
thoory of their profession, and
ruWn of conduct have j been laid .
down for lawyers by Atfigusto Tu
rutt, secretary of tho ftvscist party,
in an order just Issued,.
. Sly -the prortouncomt mt lawyers
cease to be agents of 3inyono who
wants to employ' thorny They )tiay
lake only cases whicU will Jeavo
them with ciniet comitmces,Th?y
may not defend crl mtnals -whom
they think guilty of r'jpuRnant
crimes. They may licit t.ry to work
on the sympathies of i tho judge by
rhetorical gymnastbis and ora
torical flights, ,.(
Turati declares taat tho fascist
lawyer must not try? to hinder jus
tice, but consider nhrrsolf an aux
iliary of justice. Therefore he
should not brln cases to court
merely for tho ako of litigation
and profit and; should undertake
only those suit In which there 5s
just oaune for -action.
The fascist .lawyer is forbidden
to undertake f tho dofenso of an
anti-fascist charged with political
offensep.- '.'.. , . I
Turati say's that for a long time
ho bos heeix watching tho conduct
of Italian lawyers, that his pre- j
ent order p"s his final word, and !
that ho wit! watch carefully to sec
how it is luhscrvcri.
, The ordbr recognizes difficulties
of judging" when an neeusod ninn
merits tho help of tho 'fascist law
yer.
"It is certainly necossary to re
member that not tfvory accused
ma tils guflty; that, fven if guilty.
Certain oxrtenuating circumstances
can militate in his favor, wlicih
ought to bo given their full ad
vantago," says the order. "Thoro-i
fore tho fascist lawyer must havo
doubtful, cases ho cun consult thu
royal commission of lawyers for.
Ills district, charged Iby tho laws
with maintaining tho discipline of
the eoiirr,"
CAiRO. (fln N e w'l y arrived
trensures frim tho fomb of tho
Pharonh Tut-Ankh-Amen. remo-
seating two yitrs' retdoratlon work
uy uowuru tarter, .-tire drawing
great :crovda of tojirlsta to the
Cairo museum, ;wher they are bo
lng exhibited for thy first time.
A vondeiul J bod jof puro gold,
four 'head-rests twjh of them of
blue 'faience and one of ivory
tho first' real tickle sword ever
found, an ulftltantffi boot, a gam
ing board on an; ebony sled, and !
two ivory boxes it gimmes not im I
like dice and of exquisite work- i
mttnshtp. are among .'the precious
objects from 90 oases of trensures t
which recently came) from Luxor.;
The niarvels of Tut-IAnkh-Ameivs f
tomb aro far from being exhaust
ed, and archaeologists say that tho
smaller objects which are being
gradually brought i&' light surpass
in beauty and Interest muny of tho
magnificent larger objects which
caused a world-wide sensation sev
eral years ago.
Greetings Shriners!
Make us your
headquarters
Sow Altootui Mutineer
Directors of the Altoona, TJn.,
Iipodwny hnvo appointed l'uul C.
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VETItlRjVNS OKT ItKADY
FOH BOO-IILE HAC13
INDIAXAPOL1S. i&h-Totcran
raco drivers, early on the job, are
preparing their cars for tho 600
mlle international speed classic
horo May 30.
Cliff Di lrnnt.tnillionairo spor U -'
DOffXTOWX PIiAY AltKAS
DrVEIiOPKD BY WOMKX
Everyone In
Southern Oregon
Is glad that
you are here,
SHRINERS! We
hope that your
visit will be
an enjoyable one
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Seed Company
Medford
Ashland
SHRINERS!
We are glad TO WELCOME
you to Southern Oregon ,
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5:30 p. m. till 8:30 p. m.
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We hope that you can visit Ashland, the home of Hil
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gon's scenic spots.
We are glad to join with all Southern Oregon in wel
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Of f utts Garage
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We are Glad To
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The Rogue River
Valley, Shriners
CATUIfRTDOE. Mass. (Pi Con
vprttliff unilflod back yards in he
liuKlncHs district into plnysrounflu
for children Is a project succphh
fully carried out by the Cambridge
LcnRuo of Women Voters.
Ueallzins thnt municipal play
grounds aro often In distant places
where children must get into heavy
traffic in order to reach them, the
women voters launched its plan' for
bnck yard playprounds.
Prizes wero offered in A clty
wldo contest. Exhibits oT back
yard pl.prrounda were held in all
parts of the city. clal asonclcs
wero Interested. Soon boys nnd :
plrls were more absorbed in mak
ing rrlels of playgrounds than in'
playln? in real ones. t
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Tlacing a Monicil Sirt
Automablle raclngr has becomo o .
monled sport in recent years.
The rapid strides taken In the
invention of Miper-eharisors. front
drives, dual Itrnltions and other de
vices have driven from the tracks
th eyouth who used to siprnd win
ter nights bulldlhs a speedster in
the garage at home
Superior speed and stamina, pro
. dueed by the new inventions, huve
taken - him off virtually every
track in America. althouh there
aro still a few home made ears to
be found on the smaller dirt
t0U,rses, , ..
We Lope that your visit here will be
an cDjoy.'itle one. If you can arrange
your itinerary wo bope that you can
o-visit AsbUuifl, tbe Lome o IIILLAH
TliMrLE.
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Ashland, Oregon
THE CITIZEN'S BANK
of Ashland ,
Extends a Cordial
Welcome
; . to all ' " :
Visiting Shriners
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hope that you will come again!
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