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'Southern Oregon Day' To Start Gold
Rush Jubilee in Jacksonville This Year
Jacksonville, June 22. Aug
ust S, first day of the Jackson
ville Gold Rush Jubilee, is to be
Southern Oregon day, accord
ing to P. E. "Scotty" Matheny,
general chairman of the third
annual Jacksonville Lions club
sponsored event. The two-day
celebration this year will be
Saturday and Sunday, August
5 and 0.
Main event of the Southern
Oregon day program will be the
dedication of the old county
court house in Jacksonville as
the Southern Oregon Historical
society museum, according to
Matheny.
To Make Plant
The general chairman also an
nounced that a general meeting
will be held at 8 p.m. today in
the U. S. hotel for the purpose
of making plans for Southern
Oregon day. The meeting he
stated is to be attended by rep
resentatives of city governments
from throughout Southern Ore
gon, Jackson county court and
sheriff's office; Grants Pass,
Ashland and Medford clubs and
merchants, as well as the county
chamber of commerce and Jack
sonville lodges and civic groups.
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The meeting is open to the pub
lic and anyone interested in the
museum or jubilee is invited,
Matheny stated.
The spokesman added "we
will need help of all of Southern
Oregon to make the day a suc
cess. We not only consider it an
outstanding tourist attraction
but a 'red letter" day for all of
us home folks."
Heading the executive com
mittee for the Jacksonville
Lions club, with Matheny, are
E. E. Mclntyre, O. W. Matheny,
A. C. Van Galder, and Ben An
derson. Final plans for the jubilee
were begun at a meeting of the
executive group Tuesday even
ing. Committee Meets
A meeting of the queen con
test committee, with Dr. Roy
White, Jacksonville, chairman,
was held Wednesday evening.
Working with Dr. White on the
queen contest are Mclntyre, fi
nance, and Lloyd Rupp, who
will contact sponsors for queens.
Rupp stated that he would con
tact business men throughout
Medford, Grants Pass, Ashland,
Gold Hill, Phoenix, Talent, Ro-
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Pageant Scheduled
For Climax of
Shrine Conclave
Los Angeles, June 22 U.R)
The 76th annual Shrine conven
tion hits its climax tonight with
a spectacular motion picture in
dustry pageant billed as a
"Night of Stars."
The pageant is expected to
lure about 100,000 persons into
Memorial coliseum.
Nearly 15,000 marching Shrin
ers staged a parade last night.
The 67 prticipating temples
marched from downtown Los
Angeles to the coliseum where a
crowd of 70,000 was on hand for
the Nobles' equestrian pageant
and mounted patrol show.
Imperial Potentate Harold
Lloyd, silent screen star, today
relinquishes his office to Hu
bert McNeil Poteat, Wake For
est, N.C., Latin professor.
In the most important election
of the convention, Dr. Clayton
F. Andrews of Sesostrls Temple,
Lincoln, Neb., was named Im
perial Outer Guard of the
Shrine. He defeated George A.
Mattison Jr., Zamora Temple,
Birmingham, Ala.
Baptist Bible School
To Conclude Friday
The daily vacation Bible
school of the First Baptist
church will conclude Friday
with a program in the church
auditorium at 7:45 p.m.
Enrollment for the two-week
session was about 150, one of
the largest schools held at the
church in recent years. Mrs.
Thomas Gannaway was super
intendent, with Mrs. Frank
Guber. Mrs. Donald Zimmers,
Mrs. W. A. Dawes and Mrs. Emii
Peterson as department heads.
A picnic was to be held this
afternoon at Hawthorne park
for children, teachers and par
ents, with swimming, games and
picnic lunch.
The Friday evening program
Is designed to show what is
taught at the school, and hand
work will be on display.
The public is invited, es
pecially parents of children at
tending. gue River, Jacksonville, and
other communities in reference
to sponsoring queen candidates.
The contest is expected to get
underway by July 1 and weekly
prizes for queen candidates sell
ing the most votes will be giv
en, according to Dr. White.
Matheny stated: "We feel that
Jacksonville and the Gold Rush
jubilee comprise one of the lead
ing tourist attractions of South
ern Oregon, and therefore not
only benefits Jacksonville alone
but the entire Rogue River val
ley." Cheyenne, Wyo., June 22.
U.R) Supreme Court Justice
William O. Douglas arrived here
by airliner last night to join
Mrs. Douglas for an automobile
trip west to their summer home
at Lostine, Ore.
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SPY CHARGE - Alfred Dean
Slack (above) was arrested by the
FBI In Syracuse, N. T, on charges
of being a partner-in -espionage of
confessed Atomic Spy Harry Gold.
Slack is reported to have given
Gold information on a powerful
wartime explosive.
US WV Officials Visit
Camp White Monday
Camp White. 'June 22. Al
fred L. Harriman, commander
of the department of Oregon,
United Spanish War Veterans,
with Frank R. Pendergrass,
state adjuant, spent a day at
Camp White Monday, as the
guests of Paul A. Hatton, man
ager. The men were accompan
ied by Zidonia Quick, chairman
of the national child welfare
committee and Dora Pender
grass, past president of the Unit
ed Spanish War Veterans auxil
iary.
Hatton met the visitors in
Eugene where they were attend
ing a state convention of the
Disabled War Veterans and In
vited them to Medford.
"We never had any idea that
such a facility existed as this
station," Commander Harriman
said. "I am very much impress
ed with everything we have
seen. Many of my comrades
need a home just such as this.
It will be my duty when I get
home to inform them."
The Portland party left Med
ford to return home Tuesday
morning. They thought that
they might visit the VA hospital
in Roseburg.
4-H Youths Conclude
Annual Summer School
The 43 youths that comprise
Jackson county's delegation to
the 35th annual 4-H club sum-
State college campus will re
turn here tomorrow at the con
clusion of the 10-day school. ,
Mary Ann Birdseye, 16, Med
ford, was one of 23 girls from
all over the state to serve as
head of her living organization
on the campus. She is one of
1,245 girls enrolled in the course
and served on summer session's
executive council. Total enroll
ment at Cor vail is this year was
1,909.
Dead line on Classified Ada: 9:30
p.m. for following day; 10 a.m. Mon
day, noon Saturday for Sunday a.m.
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Thursday, June 22, IS30
Drawings Decide
Tie Election Count
Salem, Ore., June 22 (U.R)
Two candidates for public office
in the May 19 primary election
have been decided by a drawing
after final election results
showed there had been a tie vote
with their opponents, the state
bureau of elections today said it
had been informed.
In Malheur county, Vernon
Wilson got the same number of
write-in votes as Ernest Metcalf
for democratic candidate. He al
so was a republican candidate.
No one filed for the democratic
nomination, but Wilson won over
Metcalf in the drawing.
In Morrow county, the district
attorney race ended in a dead
heat, and Phil Mahoney was
picked as democratic nominee
over Bradley Fancher, a repub
lican nominee.
However, Mahoney has pub
licly stated that he does not want
the nomination. Under state law
Mahoney must file a notice of
withdrawal from the candidacy
if he does not want the nomina
tion. State laws make a drawing
mandatory in cases of tie votes.
Dead line on Classified Adi: 5:30
p.m. for following day; 10 a.m. Mon
day, noon Saturday for Sunday a.m.
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