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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, JUNE 23, 1933.
Hillah Shriners Will Gather in Ashland Saturday for Ceremonial
Hillah Temple Divan Will Figure Prominently in Ashland Rites
S. P. WOULD CUT
SLEEPER FARES
Nobody Ukot
Palo looking icod Ton
L BE FEAT
COLORFUL PARADE
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OF
Presentation of Degrees
Banquet, Golf Tournament
and Other Items Planned
to Keep Visitors Busy
HlUah's summer ceremonial for 1033
will be held at Ashland, the home or
tha southern Oregon Shrine temple,
tomorrow under the direction of Po
tentate A. K. Caaa and hie divan. A
committee, selected from the nobility
by Potentate Case and beaded by
Cbief Rabban O. O. Alenderfer, baa
been busy for several weeks perfect
ing the program for. the first gather
ing of Hillah Shriners since last fall,
when a similar ceremonial waa staged
In the Utbla City. This program
will be replete with parade of uni
formed bodies, the presentation of
tha first, second and third sections
at the Ashland Armory and a golf
tournament when noblee will vie on
the beautiful Ashland course for the
coveted Hillah Cup.
The ceremonial wlU be conducted
along the line of the very successful
Hillah aesalon of laat fall. Novices
are being groomed for their pilgrim
age acroea the acorchlng aanda under
th. watchful eye of Director Dade
Terrett and hta patrol wrecking crew
and some new and novel stunts have
been promised for the second section,
Before the ceremonial sessions at
. the Armory, the Hillah patrol, under
Captain Rex Barnett, will appear In
the colorful parade on Aabland streets.
N. O. Wheeler's drum corps, the
Klamath Falls unit of HlUah's march
ing bodies, will also appear In this
parade with Ward Croft'a fine Bhrlce
band.
The golf tournament on the Aab
land course, which will be on of
the Important features of the after
noon, will aee Hlllah'a outstanding
golfera competing for the BlUab cup.
Noble John Endera la present bolder
of the trophy and mashlea and nlbllc
artiste from all aectlona of Hlllah'a
Jurisdiction will be on hand to cap
ture the cup.
Due to lack of time, play will be
for nine holes, commencing at 13:30
noon. Shriners from any Temple may
compete but they must tee off be
tween 12:30 and 1:30 p. m, Handl'
caps will be allowed on basis of home
course handicaps or last three scores,
according to V. P. Whittle,
The committees for the ceremonial
tomorrow are as follows:
General Committee.
0. o. Alenderfer, ehalrman....Medford
John B. Endera ...Ashland
Reginald Barnett Orants Pass
Membership.
A. B. Cunningham, chairman, Medford
Elbert L. Lenox ...Medford
Ralph B. Vlrden Medfgrd
George R. Chapman , ,,, Roeeburg
J, Bam Jordan ,, Ashlsnd
1. J. Farlow Ashland
K. O. Wheeler Klamath Falls
W. O. Van Emon
Howard O. Boone
Claude Nasburg ,, ,
John A. O. King ..
Leroy A. Oelnger ...
Hospitality,
E. 0. Jerome, chairman ,
W. H. McNalr
Klamath Palls
.Marah field
.Marsh field
Lakevlew
-Chlloquln
..Medford
Ashland
Bam H. Baker , Grants Paaa
Kenneth R. William Orants pass
F. J. Wright ..KJamath Falls
Oeorge H. Smith -.........Roaeburg
H. O. Boone . Marahfleld
H. L. Claycomb ..Aehland
Banquet,
P. F. Whittle, chairman Ashland
Thomas H. Slmpaon -..Ashland
W, F. Loomls ... Ashland
. Publicity.
Herb O. Grey, chairman Medford
Fred D. Wagner Aahland
A. E. Voorhiea Grants Paaa
A. B. Epperson u.Klamath Fall
Projram.
W. H. Day, chairman -.Aahlnd
Herb O. Grey . ..Medford
R. E. Detrlck yn"
Oolf.
F. F. Whittle, chairman Ashlsnd
J. C. Thompson Medford
Karl Hammerbacher Orants Pass
Parade Committee,
Reginald Barnett, chairman, O. Pass
Ward V. Croft Ashland
H. O. Wheeler .,, , ...Klamath Falls
2 NAVAL AIRMEN
KILLED IN CRASH
A aww.r ,,. I f I u V LU iwwJ J y
SALEM. June M-(AP) Permis
sion to reduce coach and tourist
sleeper fares 45 per cent between all
stations on Its Pacific lines haa been
requested by the Southern Pacific
company from the Interstate com
merce commission and various regu
latory bodies. It was announoed here
late yesterday.
The proposed tariff would estsbllah
a basic one-way rate of two cents a
mile for such transportation aa com
pared with the present f lrst-claaa rate
of 3.8 cents a mile. If approved It
will be made effective July 1, an
nouncea Felix 8. McOinnis, vice-president
In charge of the system passen
ger traffic.
Street car fare Is five cent and
taxlcabs go anywhere In the city for
a dime at Jackson, Tenn.
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tncotof H.wtny In hut.
And chilling nvi
wfMttant lit flavor. T
gal ganuln India Ta
for your Icod ta, look for th MapoMndfa
lrodmorkabov)on ovary package of tea
you buy.. In addition to tha brand noma.
Albert K. Cass, Illustrious poten
tate of Hillah, who will preside at
HlUah's ceremonial In Ashland on
Saturday, Juno 24.
O. O. ALENDERFER
Chief Rabban. Medford
F. F. WHTTLB
Assistant Rabban, Ashland
OEORGE W. DUNN
Treasurer, Ashland
R. E. DETBICK
Recorder, Ashland
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jf. O. WHEELER
High Priest and Prophet, K. Falls
JOHN C. THOMPSON
Oriental Guide, Medford
JOHN E. ENDF.RS.
First Ceremonial Master, Ashland
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A. 11. CUNNINGHAM
Marshal, Medford
O D FRAZKE
Orator, Medford
E It WIN C. TRUMHLY
Captain of the Guard, Grants PaPss
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TAKES BIG JUMP
PORTLAND, Ore., June as. (AP)
A sharp Increase in new business for
the week ending June 17 waa re
ported today by the Western Pine as
sociation. The new business smount
ed to 63,343,000 feet, about S per
cent above the three-year weekly av
erage tor june, and 33 per cent
greater than the previous week. Dur
ing the week 73 of the 118 member
mills were in oporstlon.
Shlpmnts for the week ar 60,
990,000 feet, and production 43 380,
000 feet, putting production at 31.8
per cent of capacity compared with
30.1 per cent for the previous week,
and 14 per cent for the year to date.
Current ordera were 48 per cent of
aawmlll capacity.
MANILA, June 33. (AP) Major
Richard T. Taylor, 43, asslstsnt chief
of staff of ths Philippine depart
ment of the United States army, died
her today after a four-day illness.
Ketchikan, Alaska, claims the title
of ths world's largest salmon canning
city.
SAN DIEGO, Calif, June 98. (AP)
Two naval airmen lost their lives
1st yesterday near Descanso, moun
tain resort east of here', when their
craft plummeted to the ground as
their motor quit. The dead are En
sign Mack E. Vorhees, 37, and J. A.
Sheridan, 31, seaman, second crass. '
A storekeeper who saw the plane
fall, oald It circled th wooded Jill Is
for several minutes before It 'was
destroyed In th plunge of 800 feet.
Indicating the filers wen seeking a
plao to sit down and Inspect sn ail
ing engine.
THREE MEET DEATH
IN CRASH OF PLANE
COUNCIL BLUFFS, Iowa, June 23
(AP) Three Council Bluff men were
kliled near here laat night when their
plan auddenly caught fire, glided
earthward in flames for 600 feet and
then dov 900 feet to crash on the
farm of John Lee.
Dick Mason, 31, the pilot: James
Hitchcock, and Charles Fries were
Uv victim,
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30
Gooseberries .
Currants, 3-lb. basket
Green Corn String Beans
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All Kinds
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Transparent Apples ....
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Peaches, Cherries, YoungbeiTies, Cantaloupes,
Carrots, Bocts, Turnips ,'....3 bunches 10
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Oregon Weather '
Unsettled tonight and Saturday,
with occasional light rains In north
west portion and on the coast; cool
er In east and south portions Satur
day; gentle to moderate southely
winds offshore. '
Of 9.807 students in 30 Lutheran
colleges, M 8 per cent are Lutherans.
A. B. BROWNEIX
Second Ceremonial Master, O. Pass
Photo by The Peasleys.
BADE R. TERRETT
Director, Medford
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Beck's Genuine
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POTATO
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Regular 30c
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BECK'S BAKERY
TO HIGHER LEVELS
CHICAGO, June 23. (AP) All fu
ture deliveries of wheat, oats and rya
jumped late today to beyond season
high price records.
Reports were current Indicating tre
mendous crop damage had been done
the northwest by recent heat and
drought, especially in the Dakota and
Minnesota. Unofficial estimates were
that the 1933 probable production of
wheat In the United States would fall
belo wthe actual domestic disappear
ance In recent years.
A rush of general commission house
purchasing lifted prices sharply late
and far mora than offset early de
clines. Wheat closed buoyant, at the day's
top level, l-2 above yesterday's
fin lah, corn up. oats ad
vanced and provisions 5 to 10 cents
down.
Using an alrplanu flying at 90 miles
an hour, a Tulare, Cal., orchard 1st
dusts with sulphur 2,380 acres of fruit
trees In 28 hours.
Several hundred ponderose pines
and Douglas firs have been planted
on the Uinta national forest in Utah
for experimental purposes.
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