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STEPFORP CTJTE TRtBWE, frfEftFOltl), OREOON, THURSDAY, JUSTE 13, 1925.
"Herb" Recovers Sufficiently From
Shrine Conclave to Give Version
of Trip to Southern Metropolis
San FrHnclsco.
Hy (his time moat of the Shrln
th who made the glorlouu pUK'Un
wap to Los Angeli'8 tihoutd be home
again, weary unii huppy after one
of the greult'st Imperial ncKulontt In
Mirlne history. Hllluh temiile, tho
KtnulIcHt in the United .Stales, cor-
tuinty won a consplcuoua pluco on C,.(,(I
verne are ttuccciwfully solved by
the inemberH of tho Hplt und Argue
club of Long Heach. Hollcve It
or not, there Ih such an niKanizu
t Ion which holriti forth on the
Khady Hide of a waterfront hulld
ln and every HUbject from tho
red menace to the Immortality of
the Chlnuxc houI Ih thoroughly lov-
NEW HOSTESS AT DOWNING STREET
tho map of Bhrlnedom in Hpltc of
ItH diminutive hIbp, and Potentate
Jerry Jerome, Cup tain ICex Uar
tiolt and hi patrol and all of the
tout of the southern Oregon ag
gregation are deHervliiR of lottt of
credit fur their fine hIiowIiik.
Lob AiiReleH watt a mighty lively
place last week when the "crimson
tide" Hwept into the southern Cali
fornia metropolis in hundred! of
special trains and automobiles. A
colorful hit, the Shriners were, in
their costumes which reflected .ill
r olors of the rainbow and a lot
more that Mother Nature probably
hasn't thought' of. Kipling would
The only requisites to member
whip In the Kpit and Argue club
seems to be the ability to both spit
ami argue. TIiIh fuinouH southern
California organization could re
cruit some mighty fine members
from the Nash hotel lobby.
One of the features of (he Khrlne
imperial session last week was the
roumi-up which iloot (illmon stag
ed out at I 'ni versa I City. I loot's
galaxy of wild west talent would
make an old -time cowboy and
buckaroo take a bark seat. There
was some fancy riding, roping and
have been amazed If he could have , ' . . . '
stepped Into Los Angeles last week ?"mV """"X "
and witnessed a visionary contra- "ind astride u fiery muHtang-or
j - , , - - ., . some kind of a frisky horse, help-
Garbed in the colorful dress of
the Far Kant, the wearers of the
fez mingled with the people of one
of tile great cities of the Occident.
The "twain" certainly met last
week and made plenty of "whoopee."
, The Medford boys thought they'd
kid the Los Angeles people on their
climate and remind them of the
niny weather they dished out to
Shrine guests of the 11)26 session,
so they left their special train, clad
In bathing suits. Tho Callforians
seemed to get a genuine kick out
of It and, aftor tho patrol had
paraded to Pershing square, the
Los Angeles fire department went
Into action. It was a wet gang
that finally marched Into the lobby
of tho Hotel Hosslyn, headquar
ters for Hillah temple.
Newspaper scribes, feature writ
ers and radio announcers have al
ready searched the dictionary in
a vain effort to find superlatives
that could help describe tho daz
zling grandeur of the Khrlne pa
rade and electrical pageant. They
h:id a difficult Job! And In every
parade, the patrol and drum corpH
of Hillah temple had a prominent
place and won their share of the
plaudits.
Nhrlners.
I loot Gibson Is a much older
imin than most of the Khrlne guests
expected to meet, and the young
sters who greedily devour his two
gun acts on tho sliver screen would
be disillusioned if they could see
I the gray-haired man who Is their
Idol.
Hoot is becoming crabby In his
old age', too. according to tho gos
sip of tho extras at the Universal
City studios, and is much more
difficult to work for than Tom
M I x, his contemporary, In tho
"westerns."
The Hillah cannon did Its best
to help keep downtown Los An
geles nwako every night. Hugo
Lung, costumed us an Italian ac
cordion player, and un undentlfied
llilah Hhrlner, disguised as a mon
key, caused near rioting In thu
various fashlonablo hotels one
night, and gave Inspiration for a
cartoon In tho Los Angeles Hcr
;!!. It's a pretty sure bet that those
who made the Kosslyn or the IJIlt
moro their habitat last week, are
enjoying the quietude of "A Great
Country" and renewing tho ac
quaintance of good old Morpheus,
Tho big movie studios literally
tako away the breath. Tho movies
have become a great Industry, and
one may expect to Bee a. camera
clicking on any corner.
The people of Hollywood and
Los Angeles have the screen celeb
rities pretty well "spotted"; many
of them are respected and admired,
others, whose names nre well
known to all of us, are considered
riff-raff. All seem to have a good.j
word for IJouglas Fairbanks and
Mary l'lckford, Monte ltluc and
Harold Lloyd.
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A Il..rll,l I'fl- . m u i, .
The return 10 Power of Ramoay MacDonatd as premier m place
the burden of social duties upon his 26-year-old daughter, Ishbtl who
was his official hostess In 1924. The premier Is a widower,
tough time financially, and his
Beverly Hills home Is now for sale.
Jack5s fistic fame alone should us
surc a good price for his home,
should Dame Fortune force him to
place it on the market.
A giant Goodyear blimp lazily
circled over the various Shrine pa
rades In Los Angeles last week and
added its touch to the folnr of the
mighty . pageantH. A great Khrlne
U'Z wiih painted on thu bottom of
the big ship.
A few of the Hillah Bhrlnes Jour
neyed to Han Pedro for a glimpse
of the great navy airplane car
riers, the Lexington and the Hara-,
toga. These two mighty ships
made the other boats in the hur
bor look like toys.
One of the most beautiful of the
many thousand wonderful homes
in Heverly Hills belongs to .lack
All of the great problems' which I Ueinpsey. .lack, according to the
face the people of this old uul gnsMlp lit Hollywood, is having a
Night clubs near Los Angeles
are doing a big business these
days, and those who uro still anx
ious to muke "whoopee' "'after most
people are In bed and asleep, uro
given plenty of opportunity to do
so. The hosts figure the cover
charges like an Inheritance tax,
and the merrymakers wonder,
when the leave, whether they are
guests or stockholders.
HKKH GRKY.
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MOW YORK. June 13. tfP) The
motion picture editor of the New
York American predicts the re
marriage of Kdwin Care we. film
director, and Mary Aiken, who ob
tained a divorce In Mexico two
years ugo with a $110,000 settlement.
IN EYE SHADE SUIT
LONDON, June 13. (P) With
a gesture of unconcern, Helen
Wills today denied that sho wus
involved in a suit for a patent
infringement in Germany centering
about a special kind of eye shade.
"I've heard nothing about it,"
she said. "And It seems to me
that if there were any really legal
action I would be at least an in
terested party. I never saw a
summons in Berlin, I'arls or here.
I believe this Is Just another of
those things people like to cook
up."
4.
mine ready for operation this fall.
The Bullion company has taken
over seventy per cent of the hold-
f lngs of Oregon metals. Including
the Yellowhorn mine, and will de
velop these. The Columbia, a pla
cer, has turned out more than Cwo
million dollars in It old.
Tonight at 6 o'clock a caravan of
legionnaires and auxiliaries will
leave for Grants T'ass, where the
Legion and Auxiliary are hosts to
posts and units from Kerby, Ash
land and Medford In the Commun
ity clubhouse, Just back of the
courthouse.
Mrs. tidward J. Leach of Med
ford unit, is president of thu auxil
iary council, and promises a good
program.
A covered dish supper will bo
served at 7 o'clock, to enjoy which
each one must have his own mess
kit plate, cup, knife, fork and
spoon.
All members of both Legion and
Auxiliary are invited to attend.
NEW YOKK, Juno, 13. (P
Action on George .Simpson's 9 2-5
seconds performance for the .10O
yards will be taken at the National
A. A. IJ. convention at St, Louis in
November, and not before.
The length of the Leviathan ex
ceeds the height of tho Woolworth
building.
PORTLAND SHORTSTOP
HOLDOUT ON DETROIT
DETROIT. June 13. W George
West Hub. etur shortstop of the
Portland team of the Pacific Coast
league, who was purchased by the
Detroit Tigers and ordered to re
port In Washington last Thursday,
is a holdout for part of the price
paid by the Tiger management for
Itis contract.
Westllng said In St. Louis last
night that he did not know when
he would report to the Tigers, but
refused to discuss his reason for
delaying. It was learned here,
however, that refusal of the Port,
land club to split the sale price Is
his grievance.
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Abbott Heads Sugar Co.
NEW YORK, june 13. (ypj J08,
F. Abbott today was selected pres
ident of the American SuKar Refln.
Ing company to succeed W. Edward
Foster, who has been made vice
chairman of the board of directors.
H. Heach Carpentor succeeds Mr.
Abbott as general counsel.
GRANTS PAHS. Ore., June 13. i
lP) Resumption of mining opera- !
tlons at the Columbia mine on
Grave creek, one of the largest '
producers in the county In former .
years, has been announced by the'
Bullion Mountain, Inc., company.!
of British Columbia. I
The company has purchased the I
mine from A. L. Lewis of Portland
and now has a large crew at work I
rejinlrlng ditches and getting the
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13. (A) Police Insitee ton Ml r
O'Kulllvan was killed today by tho
explosion of u mine at Kiirusti,
t.'ounty (Mare, lie was Investigat
ing reports of an alleged arms and
ammunition dump. Two oilier of
ficers were badly Injured.
The tarantula bite, while poison
ous. Is nof in tnl lo humans, as
CMinnrnnly supposed.
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CORVALLIH. Ore.-, June 13. (P)
Financial difficulties and - Inability
to meet requirements of an accred
ited standard college, has resulted
in Indefinite suspension of Phllo-
Imath colleite, conducted by the
I United Hrethrcn church In Phllo
j math, five miles west of here. It
Is one of the oldest colleges In
I Oregon. Ilev. W. A. Nlcoles, pres
! ident of the college and president
, of the board of trustees, made the
Uinnouncement at the conclusion of
I the annual commencement exer
j ciscs yesterday.
; The college whs founded in 18(15.
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bov. ifirgvr . Parks of 'Alaska!
flew from Juneau to Oakland, Oil., i
approximately INOO miles, In 19
hour 4H minute olnpNod tlmo to!
Meo IiIk ii lo D-mliiml from Mllln '
cidletctN Oak In ml.
Ghost Folks at
Hunt's Crateridn
After seeing "The tlh'ist T".Tks."
whtth ut.rv't st Hum's Crul-rjan
Thstre this aft rnoon. niMiy ron- j
elusions ' come to mind.
The ptliu ipal one W . thul llv
ull-thlkiug picture is us eltlcaciuusl
m method of Interpreting humor ns'
there Ih today. j
It's a full length farce comedy,
packed with many laughs In the
same vehicle and that does not ;
except silent feature comedies by
not imI Mar comedians.
The cast Includes t'harlcs Katou,
Helen Twclvrtrces, Kftrle Koxe,
Carmey Myers. Stepln Kctrhlt.1
Ituby Mack, .Mbkey Itennotl ipid
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