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KNIGHTS OF NEW HOMEi MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORP, OTCEflOy, MONDAY. AlYiUST '4,v1a0i i.rn,.- PAGE -THREB Talisman Lodge Will Hold First Meeting Tonight in Building Purchased From W. 0. W. Order Has Flourished in Medford. (Hy Miss Helm) Talisman lotlc No. 31, Knights or l'ythiua will hota its first meet ing ' the new hail tonight at Fifth and Grape purchased hy them last week from the Woodmen of tho "World. Chancellor Commander B. It. ilarwood is looking forward to a record attendance. The building has been remodeled providing storage room for pro perty, ami lockers for en oh organi zation meeting in the -hu tiding, club rooms and an enlarged dining room.. A dedication will be held In tho fall. Talisman lodge was organized in Medford October 16, 1SH0 wfth the following original officers: Edward P. Greene, chancellor commander; .Peter. Henderson, vico chancellor; Clarence I. Hutchison, prelate; Jesse 13.. Knyart, keeper of records mid seal; Herald U. Lumsden, mas ter of finance; Charles Damon, master, of exchequer; L. France, master-iit-arins; John ,W. Curry, inner guard; F. W. France, outer guard und Francis Fitch and Chas. W. Welters, past chancellors. Continued Grow tit Talisman lodge has been contin uously growing since Its organiza tion, having made several moves, each time to larger quarters. Talisman lodge has owned the fol lowing properties: ProperLy at Sth and Central now occupied by the Jackson Hotel and the Montgom ery Ward Battery Shop; property at Gth and Holly now occupied by tho new Holly Theatre building; property . at Sth and Oakdale (which it still owns) now occupied by the Medford Miniature Golf Course and the property recently purchased at Sth and Grape. On August 1, 1907 Talisman temple No. 40. Pythian Sisters, was organized with the following orig inal officers: M. E. C, Ida Scher 111 or horn; manager, 10 no la Hamil ton ; protector, Hcna Hubbard; E. H., Gertrude Weeks; E. J., Enola Hay; .M. of H. & C, Huida Olm Htead; M. of F., Florence Butler; 0. G., Minnie Lug; past chief, Nellie McGowan. This prominent auxiliary to the order has also flourished nnd prospered nnd greatly assisted the knights in worthwhile accomplish ments. Present officers are: M. E. C, Theresa Koehne; manager, Maxine Ferg; protector, Lulu Fisk; E. S., Chloe Whlllock; E. J., Minnie B. Heine; M. of U. & C, Mary Webber; M. of F., Katie Judge; O. G., Hormine Klein; past chief, Olive Gaylord. Hunk Organized In 1M4 the Uniform Hank was organized with Everett G. Trow bridge as captain. This is the mili tary department of the order. Talisman lodge has no Uniform Hank nt present. On November 19, 1919 Fuhat Burkan Temple No. 2U4, Dramatic Order Knights of Khorassan was organized and installed by Abd-Uhl-Atef Temple No. 117 of Port-, land, with Deputy Imperial Prince W. J. II. Clark in charge. There were. f25 candidates In this class, one of tho largest fraternal classes to bo initiated in Medford. Following are the original offi cers of this "sunshine" branch of the' order: C. M. Thomas, royal vizier: K. G. Bench, grand emir; Everett G. Trowbridge, sheik; Frank G. LIndley, mahedl: Ben J. Trowbridge, secretary; H. F. Hob inson, treasurer: ThomaH Moffatt, Hat rap; C, li. Coolcy, snbih. Of theso officers, Frank Lindloy has been re-elected to tho same office for tho eleventh consecutive time. F. Wilson Wait has been director- ami leader of the bund since the beginning. A. .T. Vance was the original captain of the bri gnnd. Shortly after. Cnptnln The rule is similar in ,akss chocolates to that in roasting HLL5 Bros coffee Tub finest chocolate creams are dipped one at a time by hand. Hie finest coffee ever Hills Bros. Cof feesis roasted a few founds at a time by the patented, continuous process Controlled Roasting. No other coffee has the same delicious flavor that Hills Bros. Coffee has because none is roasted thd same way. , ftiti frnm th pstk. tstily tftnid with th hj. Li fir th Arsk m th r. 19)0 Vnnce moved to Portland and W. X. Uffutt, Jr.. was elected cap tain. X!r. Offutt has tho record of having turned out one of tho finest drilled patrols on tho Pacific coast as was attested to by the many high officials attending Fuhat Burkan's ceremonials at that period. IJirRi' Territory Fuhat Buiknn temple's jurisdic tion covers northern California and southern Oregon with many mem bers In Medford, Klamath Falls, Ashland. Grants Puss, lioseburg. Crescent city, Yreka, Ktna Mills. Ilornbiuok, Dunsmuir. Weed and other towns. The present divan consists of c. It. Thomas, royal vizier; W. jj. Smith of yreka, grand emir: George J. Kunzman, shiek; Frank Lindloy. mahedl; R. G. Beach, secretary; JJ. W. Wuko fielil. treasurer; I. L. Eddy of Yreka, satrap; It. G. Rcdke of Klamath Falls, sahib. The following prominent men have served as royal vizier since Its organization; C. M. Thomas, i'H'.i-ll20. John IS. Palmer, 1921; -Chas. P. Talent, 1022; W. v. Crowson. 1923; K. 10. Cloro, 1924; V. IS. Gaylord, 1925; James Stew art, 1920 Roland G. Beach, 1927; Carl Fichtner. 1928; 13. W. Jaqua, 1929; It. G. Beach and C. M. Tho mas, 1930. On November 9. 1925 tho Tyth ian Sisters club was organized with Lela Uoberts as its first president. This organization consists of Pyth ian Sisters and meets at the homes of members. Clara Fichtner is tho present president. Following tiro tho present offi cers of Talisman lodge who-have worked so hard to securo this fine new home: It. I. l-lm-win,! cellor commander; George W. Fisk vice cnancollor; J. B. Yarbrough, prelate; J. II. Jones, muster of work; Oliver Gnylor, master-nt-arms; K. V. Robinson, K. of H. & S.; George J. Kunzman. M. of F.; Thomas Judge. M. of E.; John Brownlee, I. G.; chas. G. Goold. O. C.; Bliss. Heine, - press corre spondent., ; ..,.. . i I Wonderful opportunities for lo cal pear growers to contact Bouth American buyers will be offered at the Pan-Amorlcan Reciprocal Trado conference, which opens in Sacramento, Calif.. August 24, D. M. Lowe seated today upon return from the southern city, where ho is arranging exhibits. While in Sacramento he inter viewed Simon Luhln, chairman of tho conference ( and foun'rt dele gates n ready arriving from South America. Coffee and other pro ducts from that country were in the stadium in great quantities. Mr. Lowe is having a map eight feet by twenty feet In size, illus trating conditions in northern California anil southern Oregon counties, made to take to the con ference with him on his return outh After it Ik exhibited In the Tan American show, it will be placed in the western states build ing of the California stato fair, which will open immediately after the close of the conference. Ihiyers and growers will make contacts nt the conference.- Mr. Lowe states. Argentina alone Is sending 2 5 delegates to Sacra mento. v 1NANCIAL ON CITY IS FILED City Recorder M. U Alforil today received for tiling a 47-page de tailed audit report on the financial condition of the city of Medford as of Juno 3o, llt.JO, and I lie re ceipts, difdmrspmonttf and other data for tho preceding six months. Ilealsp received a I'-pago de- tiiiled report covering the Hiatus of city owned lots, lot sales, notes. mortgages, contracts, amrIiena. Au dits were made by L. .1. Knox, certi fied accountant, assisted by Lloyd yiiowurs. ; BUSY SCHEDULE F Leo, the M-O-M linn, who Is making his official visit in Med ford today, had a busy afternoon scheduled, with a number of calls to be made while here. Twnty-flve pounds of meat will be given the Hon for refreshments. Among the places where Leo will rail today are the West Side Mar ket. Craterfan, Rial to, and State theaters. Hotel Jackfon. Penning ton Lattery Service, and Lewis Super Service station. UL "dllli Full, Avlatrlv, To llo t-Yuil Tonight. The local Business and Profes sional women's club will entertain with an Informal dinner nt the Hotel Medford at tl o'clock this evening honoring Miss Kdlth Folz, nvlotrlx and stunt filer, who Is In Medford with the Pacific North vest air tour. Miss Folz is an Itenerary member of tho Vancou ver chapter of tho Federation of Business nnd Professional Wo ttien's clubs, and will bo guest of the local group whllo in this city. Mr. Isaacs Host At IHr Hock liOllfrp. Wm. y. Isaacs, who Is spending his vacation at his country home, Ills Bock Lodge on Hogue ltlvcr, entertained several friends there during tho past week. Among them wcro Dr. and Mrs. Burt Iageson and guests of San Fran cisco, who were at the lodge for Wednesday dinner, and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Driver, who were Mr. Isaacs guests Monday and Tuesday. He will be host at seve ral plenwtnt affairs this week. Mrs. IHIlanl Hostess At Brlduo Tea Today. Honoring Mrs. J. A. Currie oti Clinton, N. Y..' and Mrs. Flora! Welch Carpenter of New York City, who are guests in Medford for the summer, Mrs. F. C. Dil lurd Is entertaining with a bridge tea at her home. 3D Summit, this afternoon. There will bo three tables of bridge In play. Giuvsi at. I). M. loc llonic This Week W'jilini, Vui-ltliifl. who accom panied his father, Gov. A. W. Nor- hlad, upon his arrival in Metlforil this morning, is guest tonlsht-of George Lowe at the home of his parents. Mr. nnd Mrs. D. M. Lowe, and will spcnil several uajs in me vaftcy. He attended the University of Oregon with George x.owc. Dinner Guests at Summit Ilancti. Mr. and Mrs. C. I. Hutchison n-ld daughter. Fern, nnd Dr. and Mil'. K. B. Plckel spout yesterday driving over the Slskiyous into California nnd returned to have dinner at Summit ranch. Visit Lake Over Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Frank Isaacs, Mrs. Hose Klfcrt, Mrs. Cleone Buchter and daughter Joan, were among Medfnrd people who spent Sunday motoring to Crater Lake. . Tucker Family .Arrives From Soutli Miss May Tucker, Masters Mich ael nnd Buddie Tucker, children of Mr. nnd. Mm, Nlnn Tucker, Mrs. J: O. Tobln ,nnd Miss O. Lyman ar rived In Medford on the Shasta this mumlng from San Francisco to spend the week nt tho Scott Tucker cabin on the Rogue. Harry Scott la also at the lodge. Missionary Meet At Two o Clock. Tho Women's Missionary so ciety of the First Christian church w 1)1 meet tomorrow afternoon In the church parlors, with Mrs. A. I). Rallsback s division in charge. Women of the Central rolnt chris tian .church- wll be honor guests at the meeting, which will oo ui 2 o'clock. , , . . . IN BUTTE FALLS AREA REPORTED Mlss 'i;ore Kntcrtillns With Violin Solo. ' Mies Beulall f'.ore. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. K. K. dure, and stu d.nt of the University of Oregon school of music, was hoard In the church service at the FlrsJ Pres byterian cMirch yesterday play ing the,' violin 'solo. "Air on the O String," by Bach. , Miss Gore wui'1 accompanied by C. B. Mc Math. assisting organist. She is In Medford to spend the summer vacation With her parents and will take an active part In tho musical , life, of the city before she returns to Kugcmc in tho full. 'lli-Trliiiiglo to Meet 'Jliurstlay Kvcilins. ' The Hl-Trlangle society will ,,w..,t Tlmrsiliiv evelllnt at 7:110 wirii Miss Gernldlne Uitham at ii home. ISO Stewart avenue. A large number tiro 'requested' to be present. , KolicrtH Iteliirn l-'rom Beach. Mr. and Mrs. George M. Itolcrts aid daughters. Mary Leo and Dorothy," wilt return to MedToi'd this evening 1 from Seaside, where Mrs,' ltoberts and daughters have been vacationing for the past ,v:oe,k,, -Mr. ltoberts Joined them itnm-e -Saturday to accompany them on tho return trip to, Medford. ' Miss Gernldlne Thompson spent the week-end in Grunts Pass as fttlest of friends.' Miss Thompson formerly lived in Grnnts Pass. ltctiirii from Bohemian .Tinx .',.'.' ClAnnl P.nrilntt Voitl'llleS llllll T. Slater Johnston returned to Med ford today from Pw Francisco. ...i,nrn tiiW iiiit.mlcl tho Bohemian club jins held on th Itusslan river. Col. Voorhlcs attended as a guest of Mr. Johnston. Mrs. Chas. G. Gnold and daugh ters Jane and Dolores have return ed from Crater Lake, whero they spent the week end as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Edmonds. Mr. nnd Sirs. John Tomlln of this city aro enjoying a motor trip to Victoria; U. C, this week. M ItcsortH Popular Over Week Hud ! Visiting Crater Lake, and then Journeying on to Diamond Lnko was the program, over, tho, week end for the following people: Mr. and lilrsl L. Day and daughters Alameda and Alice. Mr. nnd Mrs. Paul Anderson qnd daughtor Venl ta. Mr. and Mrs. Arvol Stanley nnd son Darrell, Mrs. Under, and Miss Vivian Johnston. Mrs. Mark F. Wright and chil dren nnd her mother. Mrs. H. F. Spllver, hnvo been upending- their vacation at Shady Cove on the liogue. "! " ' Two new fires of unknown, hut ' suspected as man caused, origin,! (about one-lialf inilo apart, anil a half nillo northwest of Copper! Untie, which Is about four miles wost of Butte Falls, were reported by lookouts to the Crater national forest headquarters hero at 1 1 a. m. At the tunc- the report was re ceived the fires wore small ones, 1 binning in good pine and fir tim ber. Inasmuch ns the location Is In tho Owen-Oregon Lumber compa ny's protected area, the Crater na tional forest officials immediately dli-.pateheil a crow of five fiiro fight ers lo tho scene and notified tin1 lumber company headquarters of fice in the city, which in turn dis patched a crew of company men to work In quelling the fires. Tho combined firo fighting crews of Crater forest anil lumber company men will work mirier Ira Tungale, who has cluiruo of the coiuiuuy fnrnst fire fighting. Tho nine incendiary fires started Saturday on tho east side of Ta tourh mountain in. Iho Flounce Kock territory, tho first two of which were reported hy tho Hold mountain lookout at 10:50 o'clock Saturday forenoon, and the remain der in comparatively fast succes sion later, were nil reported today as having been extinguished yes terday by n forest fighting crew of 12 men. The largest of those flics, which worn strung out. over it lino of about two miles In length, covered about six acres, and tho smallest about one-fourth of mi acre. Dam age was nominal.' The only comment ns to the rea son for llio fire bugs setting those fires is tersely staled hy the forest office headquarters as "Someone evidently-- wanted this .territory hunied off." j t ..... ( ; ( FAIR HISTORY IS EXPECTATION FOR Tl OF AERIAL MM An otd Issue of the Volt, minia ture magazine published by the California Oregon I'ower company in the Interests of tho territory served, is interesting in connection with Medford's airport dedication today. The issue, dated Juno, Ktiifi, reveals that Copco was one of tho prime movers in securing tho J'acific coast ah mall which is serving such a useful purpose to day. The entire edition entitled "Air Line Delivery," was devoted to the subject of the air mall and the need for a Pacific coast ser vice. Copies w ero distributed throughout the west and In addi tion, the local offices of the Cali fornia Oregon Power company wrote scores of loiters to chambers of commerce and other interested organizations on tho coast enlisting their support in securing tho first air mail service. The issue was illustrated with attractive cuts of airports and jdancs on the trans continental Jinea. r . ; ION DANCE Births Tho history of tho Jackson county fair from the time It was held near Central Point, then on the present site of tho Owen Oregon Luinher company property and until tho present location t 1. ..f M.l r.tt-il on u rnviniunri til t.wtn v'u Iv f nix hi n i-) eon nt the ! Hotel Medford by II. O.' l'rohbach, preceding a speech by Hubert I'owlcr, county agent anil secretary of the fair board, giving plana for the next fair. . Jle said approximately $150.1)00 has been invested in tho grounds and has 'resulted in Medford hav ing one of the best equipped fair grounds in Oregon If not on Uie Pacific coast. Preparations are underway to hold one of the 1Ik gest and best fairs In the history of the county. There will he nine community exhibits In the horti cultural building. Quito an enter tainment program Is being planned Including some exceptional horse races. Over 30 horses have already been entered in tho races, and in clude some of tho best racers on the roast. The Kiwanis club'oted to hold a joint pli-nte with the Ashland club nt Ashland a week, from next Krldby. . ' T T One of the largest' crowds that ever attended a local dance la anticipated t when tho dedication ball takes place at the new air port tonight. The American Le gion boys under the direction of Chairman Henry Fluhrer, have worked hard to assure the success 'f tho affair and all Is in readi ness to entertain a record at tendance. Tho huge hangar building han been attractively . decorated for the occasion with Legion colorn mil tho national emblem nnd the s-paclous floor hns been put In fine hhape for dancing. Modern music and . specialties will be provided by horn Provost and his "Pep Peddlers' dance band. Visiting pilots will be prer'nt ns ' honor, along with "Miss Medford," winner nt the recent beauty contest and will be Introduced to tho crowd dur ing the evening. Proceeds of the affair will no to the American IoKlon conven tion fund to help send the local drum corps to represent Medford at the Htntn LeKioh reinvention, August 14-10. 1 ' Mr, nnd Mrs. J. 11. Itoss, 703 Palm street, arc the' purenla Of en X-poiind girl. PROTECT YOURSELF Whan You Buy Aspirin look for tha Noma . BAYER It pays lo be careful when you buy Aspirin. Genuine Bayer Aspirin is safe as well as sure. These tablets are always reliable they never depress the heart. Know what you are taking for that pain, cold, headache or sore throat. To identify genuine Bayer ; Aspirin look for tha name BAYER I on every package and the word GENUINE printed in red. (leorue Tranta was Injured tlil morning at 10::ii) hy a (alii) Ion at Owen-Oregon Camp NO. 3, locat ed three miles east of Butte Falls. Tranta- was taken Immediately lo the Sacred Heart hospital, where X-rays were heln? made tills after noon. Dr. Hayes, attending physi cian, stated thtrtteTftbfin thaT'tlR condition was not serious. Tranta lives with his family, at the liimher ramp. Perhaps no modern light opera has heen more loved (han Rom berg's "Ulnssom Time." adapted i from Schnlierts "Unfinished Sym-j pi on)-." The slow movement, and i the simple beauty of "The Song of. Love" w ill he the special feature in this cck's Toggery Nunn-Bunh broadcast over station KMKD to night from 6:15 to 6:45. as snng hy Miss Kuth Lyon, soprano, and Kollln Pease. brltone, assisted by the Nunn-llush male quartet. Both Miss Lyon and Mr. Pease have Te-j ceived much favorable comment on previous radio programs so tnai this special arrangement for the Rtilolsts should he particularly pleasing. A second number will be a tenor 'solo by William Pnhlmaun. The "co-ed" radio program rchedulod for tomorrow night ovr-r ptallon KMKI) In arousing much interest among local radio funs. The program, which will lie pre sented during "Copco Hour" from H 'to 111 p.m.. is made up of clever musical numbers and nniip py repartee and Is typical of the college spirit which prevails among the younger pet. The .en tire ontcrtalnm't Is said to be full of action and pep without a dull moment and the local radio public Is urged to tune. In prompt ly at 9 p.m. Oregon Weather Fair tonight and Tuesday hut rloiidy or foigy nn thff mast, tem peratures generally above normal In the Interior. Cientle, variable winds. Insurance First Insurance Agency A. L, HILL, Managsr ftiene 105 SO N. Cantra! Medford, Oregon I ' A. 17 COPCO SUPPORTER H Kl LI! Good Fortune Smiles Our Friends! on Good Fortune Smiles on our friends because we offer the lowest prices on best quality nationally known Jewelry you have experienced in many years. Diamonds, Mountings, Watches, Rings, Clocks, Necklaces, Brooches, Fountain Pens, Table Sil verware, Hollow Ware, Sterling Silverware and Pewter. All of it -our Entire Stocks MARKED DOW N, making the savings so big that you simply can't refuse. Brophy's have left on the original tag so you can see the actual amount of money you save. Now this sale enters the second week of fast selling with new low prices and new feature values. No thinking person with an eye toward Economy but will come now and advantage themselves of the Enormous Savings. Not an article in Brophy's huge stock has missed the Mark-Down Pencil. Watches,1 Neck laces, Mesh Bags, Costume Rings, Watch Bracelettes, .Silver Ware, now offered at even Greater than Half Price reductions. No matter how far you have to come, you will be amply repaid in the Big Savings. You will Find everything as represented and the reductions genuine. You'll not . be disappointed in a single thing Surely Good fortune Smiles on Our Friends! JEWELERS MEDFORD, ORE. 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