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PXQE ETGTTT BEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGOX, WEDNESDAY, JULY 20, 1932. L L Hillah Patrol to Appear in San Francisco Shrine Parades July 26, 27, 28 E OF LEADER CITY'S PAYROLL; TO TAKE SHRINE JOB RELIEF Pi H rfLjp if? Vj Vf XI f mm iili A special train will leave southern Oregon next Sunday morning carry ing members of Shrine Hillah Temple to San Francisco lor the Imperial session of the order, which open In the bay city on Tuesday for a three day run. Potentate George R. Chap man and his divan, special represen tatives, past potentates, the patrol. drum corps and new band, and scores of nobles and their wives will make the trip as representatives of Htll&h Temple, which embraces all of south ern Oregon. At Bacramento the voyagers will be entertained In royal style by Ben All nobles and will again entrain to ar rive In San Francisco at 10 p. m. Uniformed bodies of HUlah Temple will act as escorts and also appear In the various Shrine parades during the session. Officers of the drum corps are hopeful of securing honor able mention In the drills before the thousands of spectators who will throng Ban Francisco's clvfo center. - The schedule of the special train which will carry Hillah Temple mem bers and their families only, Sunday follows; ' Leave Grants Pass, '4 a. m. Leave Medford, 5 a. m. Leave Ashland, 8:40 a. m. - Leave Montague,- 8 a. m. Leave Dunumulr, 10:20 a. m. Arrive Davis, 0 p. m. Arrive Sacramento, 7:40 p. m. Arrive San Francisco, 10 p, m, Klamath Falls Nobles Leave Klamath Falls, 0:10 a. m. Arrive Dunsmulr, 8:20 a. m. Car or cara attached to HUlah spe cial train. Those wishing to make reserva tions on the special should get In touch with A. S. Rosenbaum, dis trict freight and paasrnger agent of the Southern Pacific. Freighter Ashore ' ,. On Japan Coast SAN FRANCISCO, July 18. (AP) A radio message reporting the Amer ican freighter Michigan ashore at Meraawa, Japan, was received by the San Francisco chamber of commerce marine department today. The re port contained no details. Good grades of lumber at cull prices. Medford Lumber Co. HI 11 -in l. a - sr- . .Am'i . -r mim-T r m .w, av kl, frr- smess. ARAB PATROL - HILLAH TEMPLE A. A. O.N. M.S. ASHLAND - SOUTHERN OREGON Top row, left to right ilex Uumelt, captain; 1'uul Rynnlng-, first lieutenant; 6am Htinehaugh, second lieutenant! Ilert I'easley, business manager; Carl Glasgow, quartermaster; John Jensen, Jim Chrlstlnson, Tom Pankey, Irwin Trumblcy, John King, Bill Young. R, E. Swan, Ken Williams, Sam Jordon, 8. A. Peters. Bottom row, left to right Rllln; Shuer man, Lou Older, liana Thompson, L. A. Early, John Lawrence, Ralph Sweeney, Herb Grey, publicity manager; Ralph Woodford, Jack Porter, Sam Houston, w. M. Cleraenson, Boy Elliott, Harry Nordwlck, Don Hhlciaj, Tom Uosherry. Subs, not In photo Harry Sordy, Chick Farlow, Howard Scheffel, Boy Lee. LI STATESMEN'S DEBATE STI SAMS VALLEY, July 20(5pl.) An Instructive Grange meeting was held Saturday night with Burel Bur ereon and Dale 6mlth Initiated in the third and fourth degrees by the drill team. During the business session Im portant agricultural matters were discussed. Including the army worm pest, prices of wheat and wheat prod ucts, cowhides and shoes, and butter- fat and Ice cream. A resolution on the latter was pre sented to the Orange and will be voted on at the 'next regular met ing. The road committee sent In complaint on the absence of local labor on the new Sams Valley second-1 ary highway. The lecturer's hour was given over i to a debate, "Resolved, that women make better statesmen than men," by Mrs. R. H. Seegmlller and Mls New Hillah band, which will appear at Conclave: J op row, left to right E. R. Isaacs, W. J. Olinacheld, A. J. McCallen, O. F. Carson, diet Hollers, c. A. Jordan, C. II. Thomas, Roy Frozler, I. R. Terrett. Center row Hard V. Croft, II. O. Enders, Earl Nenbry, C. R. Don man, Dr. R. L. Hurdle, George Cormany, Cliff C. Bro, C. W, Fortmlller. Front E. Farlow, William F. Loomls. Frances. Wilson as affirmatives and R. E. Nealon and R. H. Seegmlller, negatives. The negatives won, knocking one of the strongest points of the affirma tives, stating that Queen Victoria's successful reign was duo to her en tire administration being given over to men. Photo by The Peasleys. George R. Chapman, Illustrious po tentate of Hillah Temple, who will head one of the largest delegations of southern Oregon Sh liners ever to attend an Imperial session when the HUlah special train leaves for 8an Francisco July 21, HP 7 117 HP i is torn rd (Continued from rage One.) A communication from Capt. O. T. Tengwald, asking that the city ap propriate $1000 a year to the upkeep of the armory, was presented and referred to the budget committee. Ensign James R. Pack of the Sal vatlon Army, who leaves soon to oc cupy another poet, expressed regret at leaving Medford and thanked the council and all departments of city government, especially the fire and police departments, for the co-operation he has received here In his work. Councilman C, C. Darby reported complaints from residents of the east side regarding a surplus of rats evolv ing from the garbage dump and ink ing a general nuisance of themselves. Mr. Darby also Informed the council that he had Interviewed the keeper and was Informed that the "rats came to the garbage dump from else where. Action Is, however, being tak en and the rats dying In great num bers from poisoning. (Continued Iruut Pag, One.) In the legal department the saUry of the city attorney was not reduced but stenographic service eliminated at a saving of 45. A saving of M2.50 In the city treas urer's office, to be accomplished by reducing the treasurer's salary from 192.60 to 150. was approved, and a reduction In the recorder's office, cutting the salary . of that officer from 1.101.50 to 170. The committee submitting the re- v port Is composed of the following men: B. E. Harder, chairman, O. c. Boggs, J. 0. Collins, Harvey Fields, W. A. Gates, M. N. Hogan, Acel Hub bard, J. CMann and A. W. Pipes. Recommendations ox similar re ductions in the water board are ex-' pected from the committee at an early date, It was stated last night. The councilmen in adopting rec ommendations of the citizens' com mittee, stressed the fact that action was taken through the demands of necessity. SLfCttC Do you remember the days when you first started to smoke? ALL CIGARETTES tasted u V somewhat alike to you, but after a while you noticed that some cigarettes were decidedly stronger than others . . . Remember? 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