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PAGE TTTENTY-TWO' MKDFORD MAIL TRtBUNE. MEDFOUD. OREGOX. FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 10. 1934. Hillah Shriners Leave on Pilgrimage to Sacramento This Evening 30 CANDIDATES 10 TREAD HOT SANDS AT Neptune Party Will Be Fea ture of Entertainment in California Capital Four States Will Participate A special train, bearing Shriners of Hillah Temple and 30 candidates for degrees of the Mystic Shrine will leave the Rogue River valley this eve ning for Sacramento, Cal., where wearers of the lez of four western states will hold a gigantic ceremonial under auspices of Ben Alt Temple Advance word from the California capital city points to a Shrine con clave that will set a new record for color and brilliance with a program replete with parados, pageants and Impressive ceremonial work. Headed by Potentate William P. Neville, the officials of Ben All Tem ple of Sacramento are preparing to entertain 2500 nobles, Neville Inform ed nobles' that the ceremonial will be the most elaborate affair ever to be attempted by the temple. Added to Shriners within the Ju risdiction of Ben Alt Temple, Includ ing all the Superior California coun ties, others will attend from the San Francisco Bay area and Los Angeles. In addition to the large class of candidates which will be sent fro:r. southern Oregon, at least fifty other candidates will be Initiated, includ ing several high ranking naval offi cers from Vallejo. Others Are Expected Other out-of-state Shriners are ex pected from Utah and Nevada. Potentate C. A. Carson, Jr., will head the divan from Kerak Temple of Reno, Nov., and the complete di van of El Kalah Temple of Salt Lake City, headed by Potentate George R. Corey, also is expected. A portion of the clival of Al Mnlakah Temple of Iofl Aneelcs will be present, along with dignitaries from the bay region. Will Stop Kit Route The Southern Oregon Hillah spe cial will arrive at Sacramento at 10:30 a. m. Saturday. An early morn ing stop wilt be made at Chtco, where Butte county members of Ben All Temple will board the train, which will then proceed to Marys ville, vhrro the Shriners will stop for orcakfast and a concert and parade, and will pick up Yuba and Suttex county members of Ben All. Will Send tireeters Potentate Neville will send an offi cial delegation to Marysvllle to meit the Oretionlans and to proceed to Sacramento with them. i At Sacramento the ShrinerB will be met by the Sacramento Shriners at the Southern Pacific station, and parade will be started from there to the Hotel Senator, where Illustrious Potentate O. O. Alenderfer of Hillah Temple will have his headquarters. The various units of Ben All Tem ple will entertain like units of visit ing Shriners throughout the day. Tarnde Is Srhcdulcd At 4 p. m., a colorful parade will be held, In which will march the various uniformed bodies of Ben Al and Hillah Temples. Including bands drum corps and drill teams, and the local and visiting nobles. The Ben All Temple divan mem bers, attired In their elaborate and colorful robes, as well as the visittnc (ivnns, will participate In the pa rade. The parade will form on J street ea?t of Fifteenth, and will proceed down to Second, over Second to K, and out K to Fifteenth, from where the line of march will lead to the Sacramento Memorial auditorium. Ilnnqiirt Will no Held In the auditorium a banquet wl'.l he served, to which all nobles, both local and visiting, will be invited Places will be laid for from 1,200 to 2,500 guests. Following the banquet will be a brief business session, and the cere monial will commence promptly at 7:30 p, m. The following day, Sunday, a golf tournament will be held on the Del Paso Country club course, starting at 10 a. m. The visitors will be enter tained throughout the day and the Orrgon delegation will leave Sacra mento at 8 p. m. Will Come From Wide Area Shriners from the following Su-! rlor California cities and their vlcim- ! ties will ottend the ceremonial: Stockton. Lodt. Vallejo. Rio Vista. IMeton, Court land. ClarkMunv Fo' jom, Ptacervilic. Roseviu. Auburn Otrm Valley, Nevada City Colfax 1 lneotn. Marysvtlle. Yuba City, Co luf. Ortd'.ry. Oroville. Chlco, Rod Bluff. Redding. Dunatnutr. Mount Shiwta, Yreka, Woodland, Arbuckle. Williams. Woodland and Corning. ; Committee Is nt Work The officials of Ben All Temple wi.o are assisting Neville with the ' arrangements Rre Fred J. Johns, chlel ! rabban: Walter K. Jansen. assistant j rabban: Dr. w, H. P.-oe. high priest j and prophet; F. w. Lewis. Oriental ' guide; E. H. Huston, treasurer; H. J ! MvClatehy. first ceremonial master, ! J. w. s. Butler, second ceremonial i master; Stephen N. Blewett. captain j of the cuarri; Pr. R. B. Oiffen, dire.- i tor. and Pd P. Dell, marshal. ! Will Welcome Pilgrims Neptune's Aide Illustroui Potentate W'llllnm I'- Neville of Hen All, Teniilc of tile Mystic Shrine at Sarrnmento will travel to Miir.vsvlllc to greet a spec ial train carrvlnj; a party of Shriller from lllllnh Temple of Ashland, Orcjon. Potentate Neville trill pre side at the colorful KImr Neplnne reremmilul which Hill he helil by Hen All anil Millah Temples at Sac ramento, November 17th, I 1 ' p I raraae mier t ' ; t - . 90 t 1 V I V. li ' f - V H.- ' -.4 tXi i f i j f Assistant Rabban Arranges Party Fred .T. Johns, chief rabbnn " Hen AH Temple or the Mystic .Shrine of Sacramento, who will have an Important part In the big King Nep tune's ceremonial to be staged Joint ly by Ben All Temple nnd Hillah Temnle on November 17th. 100 Volunteer for Transfusion. 1RONTON, O. (UP) One hundred men volunteered for blood trans- fusiens for Earl Martin, who received serious knife wounds when he acted as peacemaker tn a fight between two men recently. Most of the volun teers were fellow lodgemen. Walter K. JaiiBen, assistant rab ban, who will take an Important part In the big King Neptune cere monial to he held by Ben All ana Hillah Temples In Sacramento on November 17th. M -a Salmon Wat "Bootlegger." KELSO, Waah. (UP) John X. Johruon and his aon Bert hooked a bootlegger" in the thape of a sll versido salmon. They found a amiU whisky flask In the fifth's tomaca. i Rhubarb Leaf 23 Feet Around. OAKVILLE, Wash. (UP) Geor; Wheaton, farmer, raised a rhubara plant that outshades trees. The cir cumference of its leaf Is 23 feet The stalk measure inches around. St Anne's Altar Society is sponsor ing a turkey dinner Wednesday even ing at Parish hall. Price 50c. FEWER ARSON CASES IN PAST 3 MONTHS SALEM, Ore. (UP) Fewer arson cases have been reported during the past three months than In any previous similar period, A. H. Aver- ill, State Fire Marshall reported to day. Averili believed the reduction due In part to rigid Investigations and prosecutions that have been car ried on in the past year by his department. Iliri iiiull 1' rcudenlierg, Hen An Temple's representative nt Vallejo. who has completely arranged for uM the fletnlls of the King Neptune party to be staged at the Joint cere monial to be held by Ben AM nnd Hillah Temples In yacrnniento on November lit Ii. Horee Show Aided Firemen. ST. LOUIS (UP) or Dobbin may not be practical to pull fire wagons, but he Is worth a pretty penny to members of the St. Louis fire de partment. The fire lighters pension fund was increased by 39.700 by the National Horse Kiow here. The proof is in the wear. Buy your HOSE' at Ethelwyn B, Hoffmann's. TRY IT TODAY! The Name "Rainier" Vouches For Finest Quality Fully Aged! Every Bottle Dated! 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