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PAGE THREE. Southern Oregon Shriners Leave Today For Los Angeles Convention SHIER SPECIAL HILLAH TEMPLE PATROL, BAND AND DRUM CORPS READY FOR LOS ANGELES APPEARANCE Illustrious Potentate j.i..,! i.y,,...,.. .tiV,i jiii.V i t Wm iiJ.i.,iii.WU.w,u .Jlsa.nilllHMi ..ij . ii. i i . mi. .... i i n. L MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFOTtl). OREGON1". SUNDAY. JUNE 5, 1938 Scores of fez-wearing nobles of Htllah Temple pulled out of Med ford at 6 o'clock this morning aboard a gaily -decora ted special train which will carry them to the an nual Imperial Council session In Los Angeles, opening June 6 And ending four days later. More than 150 nobles and their wives from Grants Pass. MM ford, and Ashland will Jam the special train, consist ing of 12 cars, Including a baggage car. hospitality car. diner and ob servation car. The train left Grants Pass at 5 o'clock this morning, and after pick ing up Medford nobles, was to do the same at Ashland and meet the Klamath Palls special at Dunsmulr. There, the two were to be com bined and proceed to Sacramento, arriving there at 1 p. m., today. Two hours later, the train was scheduled to leave for Oakland, and from Oakland to travel straight down the coast to Los Angeles, arriving there at 11 o'clock Monday morn ing. There will be an elaborate pro gram In Los Angeles for the ex pected 100,000 Shrlners and their families from all over the nation. The Biltmore theatre In the Bllt more hotel will be the location of all . sessions of the Imperial coun cil. Tuesday afternoon and evening presentation of the spcctable reviv ing the days of the Dons, "Caval cade of California," will be staged In the Los Angeles Memorial col iseum. Wednesday, Shrine bands will give concerts In city parks, and at night all uniformed . organizations will parade In the coliseum. Thursday night In the coliseum, a mammoth motion picture pageant will be presented, with a galaxy of movie stars participating along with thousands of Shrlners. Past Potentate E. C. "Jerry" Jer ome is chairman of Hillah's pil grimage to Los Angeles. f BY COURT RULE BRIGHTON, England (yP) A roost er who crowed too early In the morn ing to ult the neighbors was haled Into court here and put under four weeks' probation not to crow before 7 a. m. The rooster and Mr. Chick, who Is not a barnyard colleague but the rooster's owner, went to court after a neighbor summoned the owner "for keeping a noisy animal, to-wtt a rooster. " Mr. Chick Arthur to his friends pleaded not guilty. But the Judge took one look at the neighbor's 15 witnesses and suggested a compro mise. The case would be adjourned for four weeks while Mr. Chick took steps to silence his feathered friend. After a discussion as to the best type of silencer. It was agreed that the rooster would be kept In a cov ered box overnight and would not be released until 7 a. m. Rooster experts say this will prove effective because a rooster can't crow unless It can raise lt head. 1 Ye Poets Corner The Valley of the Rogue Where nature smiles on a fertile soil That responds to wraith of reqult61 toll; Where drouth and dust and the hur ricane . Are strange ... In a verdant, vast domain; Where bounteous nature', forces rent The ruggi cmf .,, wh0M b vent As favored seasons come and go The crystal-clear, cool waters flow That's the Valley of the Rogue. Where mountains ju.n the sky at nlht And the stars reflect a keener light Where morning breaks on a cloud clear day Vou depend upon, for It's come to stay; Where the weather Is never a proph et's despair Nor "unusually" so. for it's always fair; Where the sunbeams smile In the twllteht hue A promise to hurry back to you That's the Valley or the Rogue. Where sterlheads fight on a singing lead And the salmon leap with an eye flash speed; Where the mountain trout and the lake-locked clan Dart for a thrill to the heart of man: Where the deer bound free as their fllsht Is sped To challenge the hunter's swiftest lend And the brown bear walta In the mountain glen To match his xiles with dog and men That's the Valley of the Rue. Where broad expanse and elbow space Provide the ideal homing place: Where life flows on In full content As a p-jrpoaelul Creator meant; Where a fr'.endly people happily give To all full life and the ri;ht to live; Where penury Is put to rout. The proverbial latch-string always out These all are the Valley of the Rogue Freeman Chase Leslie BOY SCOUTS GET FIRST HID VIEW OF FOREST WORK Eight Jacksonville Boy Scout lead ers were given an Insight Into for estry the past week by executives of the Rogue River national forest For three days the youths camped at the Union Creek ranger station, their Instructor for the first two days being H. C. Obye, assistant supervisor, and for the third day Cordy Sunderman. recreation tech nician. The scouts saw at first hand how blister rust Is controlled, watching a crew work on the project above Union Creek. They were also taken to the logging operations In the white pine sector of the forest where an experimental cutting Is being made. The white pine Is described by Karl L. Janouch, forest super visor, as the equal of any In the United States and he Is optimistic over the commercial value of the stand here. This Is the first white pine operation undertaken in this section. In the white nine area it vlstiAl study was made of cruising, mark ing, iemng ana scaling. The three-dav instruction rnn in cluded study of fire control, tree laentmcation and land uses. The Boy Scouts making the study were Harold White, carrnii Tmi Vernon Hamaker, Stuart Forbes. Kenneth Pursell. Joe Beach, Gage Sanden and Jack Hamilton. LOCAL and PERSONAL From Sardine Creek Mrs. Irene Morel and of Sardine Creek va a Medford shopper Friday. In Clinic Mrs. H. L. Summers of Talent underwent a nose operation In Ostopathic clinic yesterday morn ing. She will be confined to the clinic for two or three days. Cornerstone Fete Cornerstone of the new home of the Illinois Valley News In Cave Junction will be laid at 2 p. m. today. The public Is invited to the ceremony. Flies North Court Hall, Medford orchardlst, flew to Portland early yesterday morning In a United air liner. He planned to attend a base ball game In the northern metropolis. In CCC Post Dr. Werner Pundt, a first lieutenant In the veterinarian reserve, reported for duty yesterday as veterinarian with the Medford CCC district. Dr. Pundt has been on duly since January 1 at the Presidio of San Francisco. He will Inspect menu and food supplies for the district. He Is taking over the duties of Dr. James J. Miller, who died recently. He was a classmate of Dr. Miller at Washington State college. Mrs. Pundt Is living In San Francisco but will Join her husband here soon. To Vnrntlon Mr. and Mrs. VorneL. Drager and family of 830 aet 0th street are to leave by motorcar today for Yakima. Wash., where they will spend a fortnight's vacation. Returns Home Mrs. J. F. Madlgan returned home Friday from a weejt'3 visit in Newport. Her sister-in-law. Mrs. Bruce R. Miller, and daughter, Jaquellne Miller, of Newport returned with Mrs. Madlgan for a visit at her home, 210 Vancouver avenue. Fill Nary Quota Gage Oden San den and Edward E. Ford have been accepted tentatively to fill the United States navy June quota of two enlist ments for this district, It was an nounced yesterday by George E. Pat terson, recruiter. They are to leave by train June 13 for Portland where they will be given their final qualify ing examinations. If they pass the final tests they will proceed Immedi ately to San Diego, Calif., where they will receive three months of prelimi nary training before being' assigned to duty. Sanden Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Gunder O. Sanden of Jack sonville and la a graduate of the Jacksonville high school. He has been employed In the postal servloe here. Ford is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Hugo A. Ford of 1110'! East 11th street. The family came to Medford from Mallette. 8. D., last July. CEASE JUNE 30 SALEM (UP) Final date for fil ing veterans' applications for farm or home loans In Oregon Is June 30, officials of the World war veterans' state aid commission said. . The maximum loan amount la 3.000, which must be not more than 40 per cent of the annrsisH vain of the property offered as security. j ire inwresi rate is rive per cent and all loans will mature In 1958. All ex-service men of the Spanish American or World wars who enlisted from OreKon. excent thw eelved a cash bonus from the state, are eugioie for a loan. Eagles Dance To -Send Drill Team To State Confab Crater Lake aerie of the Fraternal Order of Raul, win i. - s b'w n iiuouc I dance In Dreamland hall Thursday ...&..v. .v was announced yesterday by John Hyde, chairman of Ihe en tertainment committee. The dance will start at 9 and Continue Until S Prni. m u. used In aendlnn the aerie's drill tenm t ..- . . . illc nnnuai state conven tion In Klamath Falls. Mr. Hyde said. MUSIC Will ha n-n..i.,i i r K'i'i uy uilir Goddards Reno Racketeers who met tMuiiir approval aa a dance band here last vAr rvM-i- . modern dance music will be played. ... .., mciuaes a floor show which win vtiiro n, ,,. ii. n radio singer. Taktma Bill, rated aa the fastest bass fldler In the west. Missouri Bill, yodeler. and Happy Jack, versatile Instrumentalist. Prior to the dsnce the aerie and auxiliary will hold their regular weekly meetings Jn the armory at 8 o'clock. ' Closing time 'or Too Late to Clas er.lj Ads u 1 p m. Ohmplr lllk-r starts ZURICH- (UP -Fritz Stelnegger. M. has left Zurich for a walk to Toklo. where he hopes to take part In the Olympic games scheduled to be held there in 1940. The distance Is about 1S.S00 mllea. but he la going to make the walk as long as possible so that he can win the prize being offered to the one who makes the longest trip to reach the games. To Entertain At Dance This girl of the range Is Buttermilk Bess, member of Cliff God dards' Reno Racketeer, who will pjar at the Ragles dance In Dream land hall Thursday night. Mutter milk mil entertain tilth tongs to her own tinkling accompaniments. CHRONIC COUGH You can fain relief from Chronic Cough Immediately! Here's ornithine lht will five jon relief Chlnev , herb. Try this new remedy. Regardless of what others have done we ran help you. ( hi new hero, frrr from harmful drugs and safe a the food you eat, will free you of your complaints. . A1o remedies for rheu matism, feniffe trouble, arthritis, stomarh trouble, chronic rough, asthma, piles pros tat trouble, sinus trouble, ulrers, blood, kidney, urinary disorder, high blood pressure or appenillrltlt, nervousness headache. Free consultation. CHAN dc CHAN CHINESE MEDICINE CO. Open daily 10 a.m. to 12; 1 p.m. to 6. 235 E. Main St Bark From Trip Mr. and Mrs. Cal vin D. Hemphill and young son Ken neth Lee of 110 South Grape street returned to their home Friday night from a motor trip to the enat. They were gueats of -relatives and friends and vllted points of Interest In vari ous parte of Pennsylvania. Ohio and Oklahoma. They were gone about five weeks. t Warning Issued Travellers to Laks O'Woods were warned by Rogue River national forest headquarters yesterday that a large mud hole has developed In the road to the lake near the Junction of the road from the Klam math Falls side. Cars are liable to become stuck, the forest office said The lake may be reached safely from the Klamath Falls side. It was stated To Nominate Officers . for the ensuing year will be nominated at the regular semi-monthly meeting of Medford post of the American Legion in the armory at 6 p. m. Tuesday. Plana will also be discussed for repre sentation at the annual state and national conventions. It was an nounced by Don Newbury, post com mander. To Timber Srhool-t-H. O. Obye. as sistant supervisor of the Rogue River national forest, is to leave today for Sceneca on the Malheur national for est to attend a school for timber management training. Forest officers from 12 of the national forests. of Oregon and Washington will attend the school, sessions lasting from June 0 to IS. Court Citations Richard R. Oar rett. 39, of Jacksonville was cited by state police yesterday to appear In Justice court Monday, morning charged with trapping prohibited ani mals. Floyd Elmer Chapman, 20, of Phoenix, was cited to appear Monday morning charged with driving a wagon with an overwldth load of loose hay. Minor Accidents Cars driven by Mayor C. C. Furnas of 322 Bast Main street. O. A. Dalley of 704 South Oakdale avenue and Emll W. Vlvodi of 101 East Main street were Involved m a minor three-way accident at Main and Ivy streets yesterday afternoon, a city police report said. The Dalley car aid efl wiped the Fumas machine, then struck the rear wheel of the Vlvoda auto, the report stated. No body was Injured and slight damage was done the cars. L. M. Lofland of Route 1 and PYona D. LeNeve of Ashland operated vehicles Involved In a minor mishap on North Bart let t street yesterday morning, according to a city police report.. ' On Conimltten-r-Dr. Raymond R. Staub. Portland physician, has been appointed by Gov, Charles H. Martin to the general committee which will make arrangements for the conference of the Northwest Aviation Planning Council here- In ' September, A. H. Banwell. program chairman, was noti fied yesterday. Dr. Staub will repre sent Oregon on the general committee which will comprise one representa tive from each of the states and provlncs Included In the council. Mr. Banwell explained. Fred B. Sher iff has been appointed to represent Montana, other committee members not yet having been named. The general committee will meet soon In Portland to make plans for the Med ford conference, Mr. Banwell related. HUlnh Temple patrol, band and drum corps, shown above, will be nmong the hundred similar uniformed organizations attending the Imperial round I session In l-o Angeles June fl to 9. HUlnh Temple's murehlng units left by snerlnl train today for the festivities In Los Angeles. Have Boy Word was received here yesterday of the birth of a boy weigh ing five pounds, ten ounoes, to Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Shuck of Coqullle. Recovering Eber Weed of Route 1. confined In the Sacred Heart hospital for the past two months. Is now ablo to be In a wheelchair. Mr. Weed was Injured In an auto accident, Visitors Leave Mrs. Dora Dunham and daughter Betty left Saturday evening for their home in San Fran cisco after a two-weeks' visit with friends and relatives here. City Guests Mr. and Mrs. O. V. McAullffe of San Francisco have been vacationing at Rouge River lodge the past several days. This Is the third consecutive year they have chosen Oregon to vacation In. To Portland Meet Mayor O. O. Furnas left last night by train for PorUand where he was to attend a meeting In the Heathman hotel today of all officers and directors of the League of Oregon Cities. He expected to return this evening. Office to Close The United States navy rr-cru.tlng office In the Medford federal building will be closed for a week beginning tomorrow. George B. Patterson, recruiter In charge, will spend the week In Los Angeles on leave of absence. He left for the south yesterday. From Klamath Ella and Lillian Redkey. Klamath Falls school teachers, were recent guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Janes at 32 Ashland avenue. The women ware en route east where they will spend three months. , Condition Better Condition of Frederick L. Heath, Sr., of 101 Geneva street, stricken with a serious Illness Thursday night, was reported mucn Improved yesterday. Mr. Heath, how ever, Is not being permitted to receive callers. Slowly Improving Mrs. Ward B Spatz of 208 Vancouver avenue was reported yesterday as slowly Improv ing at Sacred Heart hospital, where she underwent an operation about a week ago. tand Big Fish Elmer Dawson of Trail caught a 28-pound salmon Fri day and presented It to Al Gilhousen of Rogue River lodge who expressed It to a friend at the Oakland airport. Gllhoueen, United Air Line pilot, and Joe Weissenbach, Oakland pilot, have been vacationing at the lodge. . Airport Arrivals Yesterday's arriv als at Medford municipal airport Included John Power, from Oakland, Calif., to Medford and return In an army North American basic trainer, and t, J. Sho waiter, Seattle, Wash., to Medford and return In the same type plane, both pilot being lieu tenants in the United States army air corps reserve: and Lieut. O. West, Riverside, Calif to Fori Lewis, Wash.. Lieut. M. Bywater, Riverside to Seat tle, and Lieut. W. E. Nau, Riverside to Seattle, each piloting a Northrop attack plane. The three regular alt corps officers arrived here In forma tion flight. To Take Course Miss Maxlne Boone left last night for Los Angeles where she will take a aneclal eourse In hntrdrcsslng at the Marlnello school of beauty culture. For the past year Miss Boone has been associated with the Marlnello beauty salon, 303 North Holly street. In Custody Dr. Harvey Miller, 48, of Medford was being held In the county Jail yesterday on a charge of disorderly conduct after Justice of the Peace William R. Coleman continued passing of sentence until later this week. City police arrested Miller Fii day night while he was allegedly loitering In the yard of Louise Bates of 112 Laurel street. I .7 Illustrious Potentate Austin B. Ilrownell (above) who will lead- the hosts of lllllali Temple In their pil grimage to the Imperial council ses sion In Los Angeles. the rear passenger compartment and the trunk section of the car. Tourists, campers and sportsmen are realizing the handlness of this feature and are placing their -orders accordingly, declared Mr. Abbey, And some people have oven used this car-bed as an extra guest room at a. summer home. "Proof that the motoring public la Interested In this exclusive Nash fea ture Is shown by the fact that In 1937 alone more than 10,000 sales of bed equipment were reported by Nash dealers," concluded Mr. Abbey, Bed Equipment In Nash Popular With Campers, Tourists Summertime invariably causes the city dweller to long for week-end trips into the country, In In the mountains, or out to the beaches, commented Walter W. Abbey, local flash dealer, yesterday. - When accommodations are not eas ily accessible, the perfect solution to this problem of sleeping facilities without the necessity of transport ing tents, cots, mattresses, etc. Is the full-size double bed in the back compartment of any Nash sedan, said Mr. Abbey. In just a few minutes, without any fuss or bother, anyone 1 can arrange a full-size bed big enough to accommodate two six-foot ers right Inside a Nash sedan, Only a minimum of extra equipment Is needed, and to add to the comfort of the occupants, easily Installed screens have been designed for the rear-door windows. The bed utilizes First Voters to Party LORAIN, Ohio (UP) Lorain's sec ond "coming of age" party for 800 new 21-year-old voters will be held September 18, It was announced. It will be sponsored by the school board. Lorain last year pioneered In giving recognition to the young voters, and since that time the movement has become nation-wide. DELCO MOTORS Authorized Factory Sales and Hervlce Gage Motor Service 20 N. Grape. Phona 908 "Medrord's Oldest and Finest" the only Anto Paint Shop giving Trade A Win Votes Daily's Auto Painting Vt south Rnrtlett ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING! Rewlrlnn Repairing - OLSON ELECTRIC Phone lis. S N. Bartlett Hard - Working Dollars ! nummnii 14 Our cash loan r.pf.s.nl "WOHI ING DOUAHS." This money I, usad lmra.dlat.lr to perf Ih. doctor. Hi merchant tho mechanic. Som.HmM -It goes lor n.tdod cash purchase,. These dollar, er.al, work. Wo or proud el this s.rrlc. to tho com munity. U you can u,o oxtra cash, com. In and toll us your needs. OREGON FINANCE CO. (Formerly Ore. Hash. Mt(. Co. ) AS South Central. IV. E. Thomas, Mr. I.lren No. S-SI1, M-2IT. Phone US tllllllnUtUmil inmiiiiiiiiuuisiiini BE ECONOMWISE Order your green SLAB WOOED Now when delivery is assured 12 and 16 inoh BIO LOAD Delivered In city limit,. Timber Prompts Company MIOSOKD OmON Phone 7 4 End of North Central MEDFORD ARMORY MONDAY NIGHT LADIES' NIGHT Dude Chick vs. Sockeye McDonald Red Lyons V9. Floyd Britt Black Secret Bobby Chick Seat, on tale it BROWN'S. Pnonc 101 VM.KNTINE'8 CAFE Phont t7 Si
