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Monday, January 6, 1958
Mayfield Elected
New Potentate
Of Hillah Temple
Ashland Three Medford
men were elected as high of
ficials of the Hillah temple
at the annual meeting of
Shriners Friday night in the
Ashland Masonic temple.
Leonard B. Mayfield was
named illustrious potentate of
Hillah temple, C. A. Hubbard,
chief rabban and Joe E. Jor
gensen, high priest and pro
phet. Other high officials elected
were Hod S. Bullock, Grants
Pass, assistant rabban; C. H.
Esselstrom, Roseburg, orien
tal guide, and Frank Barn
thouse, Ashland, was re-elected
recorder.
Honored for long-time ser
vice were George W. Dunn,
Ashland, elected treasurer
emeritus, and J. Sam Jordan,
Ashland, named trustee emeri
tus. M. Patrick Dunn of Ashland
was elected treasurer and
Henry G. Enders, Ashland,
trustee.
E. L. Lenos and L. C. Tay
lor, both of Medford, and past
potentates, were elected to the
finance committee.
Appointive officers named
by the new potentate include:
Lyndel W. Newbry, Ashland,
first ceremonial master; Lloyd
Briggs, Cottage Grove, second
ceremonial master; John E.
Blair, Lakeview, marshal;
Glenn L. Linn, Medford, di
rector; George V. Dugan,
Klamath Falls, captain of the
guard; Walter Enlund, Co
quille, outer guard and Rev.
Gaylen H. Onstad, Klamath
Falls, chaplain.
Four representatives elect
ed to the imperial council
from Hillah temple include E.
G. Favell, Lakeview, imme
diate past potentate; Don Ken
yon, Klamath Falls," past po
tentate, and Potentate May
field and Chief Rabban Hub
bard, Medford.
A large attendance at the
meeting was reported. This
included dinner at the Ash
land Elks lodge and the meet
ing at the Masonic temple.
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OUT POINTED
Los Angeles ftP) Rosetta
Randall, 20, has been granted
a divorce after telling how
her husband made her play
a game of "give and take."
She said her husband, Donald,
31. gave her points when she
did something good and took
away points for doing some
thing wrong. Mostly, she said,
he took away points.
DEATH TAKES MOTHER
Caltagirone, Sicily (IP)
Mario Scelba, 85, mother of
former Italian premier Mario
Scelba, died here Sunday of
a heart ailment.
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The Medical
im.
Prevention of Chicken Pox
We doctors have long
thought of chicken pox as
perhaps the most harmless of
all the var
ious diseases
o f children,
but in recent
years we have
found that in
an occasional
case the virus
of this dis
ease will at
t a c k the
brain, and
Dr. Alvarez
will sometimes leave the
child badly handicapped.
Hence it is good news that
Dr. George X. Trimble, now
of Long Beach, Calif., reports
that an injection of gamma
globulin can protect children
and grown-ups from getting
the disease after they have
been exposed to it.
Heredity and Multiple
Sclerosis
The question has arisen,
might not multiple sclerosis
be dependent, at least partly,
on heredity? A nation-wide
search is now on for alike-
twins, each with multiple
sclerosis. Dr. Roland Mackay,
University of Illinois, Chi
cago, is making the study. So
far, 29 pairs of alike-twins
have been studied in which
one twin had the disease.
Only two pairs have been
found in which each twin
has unquestioned multiple
sclerosis. Twenty-five pairs
of unlike or fraternal twins
were found, and among these,
there was one pair in which
both the persons had multiple
sclerosis.
A study of the relatives of
the twins showed that mul
tiple sclerosis was from 20 to
33 times more common in
Indians Run Wild
In East Ecuador
Quito, Ecuador (IP) Yum
bo Indians on the warpath in
the wilds of eastern Ecuador
have killed at least 11 persons
in the past two months, it was
reported Saturday.
Msgr. J. Spiller, a Catholic
official touring missions in
the eastern jungles, reported
by radio that the Yumbos
killed 10 settlers at the Forks
of the Oglan and Curaray
rivers Dec. 18.
Earlier, Spiller said, the In
dians had killed a "half-civilized
tribesman" who aided
two women of the Auca tribe,
traditional enemy of the
Yumbos.
SOUTHWARD HO
Montgomery, Ala. '31
America's hoboes apparently
are running a bit later than
the birds on their annual
southward migration, accord
ing to a Salvation Army of
ficial here. Capt. A. C. Ross,
said a "covey" of about 30
drifters just left the local
Salvation Army facility, head
ing south on the heels of hobo
Sam Cole who said he was
going to a "drier, warmer
climate."
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Finds Healing Substance That Relieves Pain,
Stops Itching as it Shrinks Hemorrhoids
New York, N. T. (Special) For the
first time science has-found a new
healing substance with the aston
ishing ability to shrink hemor
rhoids, stop itching, and relieve
pain without surgery.
, In case after case, while gently
relieving pain, actual reduction
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Most amazing of all results
were so thorough that sufferers
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these relatives as in the gen
eral population. Thus, in 921
close relatives of the twins,
LI cases of definite multiple
sclerosis were found, plus
seven suspicious cases.
This certainly would sug
gest that there is a heredity
factor, and such a factor
could easily explain a disease
of this type.
Dr. Alvarez hopes his read
ers will understand that it
would be impossible for him
to answer requests for infor
mation or to attempt to
diagnose by mail.
(Released by The Register
and Tribune Syndicate, 1958)
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Kcs. U.S. Pt-Off.
Marshals Debunked
By HALE MONTGOMERY
United Press Correspondent
Topeka, Kan. Hold your
horses, Wyatt Earp and Bat
Masterson.
Historians have you cov
ered. They've drawn a bead
on your rootin' tootin' tele
vision escapades, figuring it's
time for the facts to head you
off at the pass.
"A halo on the real Wyatt
Earp would have been rankly
out of place," says Nyle Mil
ler, secretary of the Kansas
Historical society. Kansas is
especially interested in the
current popularity of these
19th century frontier marsh
els because it was in Kansas
that' they did much of their
marshaling.
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Hamelin, Germany OPI
An American soldier was
killed Saturday night when
he mistakenly opened an out
side door of a moving pass
enger train and stepped out,
police reported Sunday night.
They said Pvt. Harry Cleve
land (home address unavail
able), attached to a U.S. en
gineer battalion near Frank
furt, on his first leave in Eu
rope, apparently mistook the
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that historical societies must
preserve factual history, and
leave the fantasies to TV pro
grams. Take Wyatt Earp.
On TV for the past two
years, he has been marshal
of Wichita. Miller says Earp
was actually in Wichita less
than a year, and only as an
assistant marshal. He was
fired in 1876 for getting into
an election day brawl.
After that, he moved over
to Dodge City and served as
deputy marshal for four years
under Bat Masterson. Accord
ing to newspaper accounts of
the time Wyatt once ran afoul
of a muscular Dodge City
dancehall girl, Frahkie Bell.
He belted her and was fined
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one dollar for the saloon
melee.
Bat Masterson.
Why, he was tossed into
jail in 1877 for a bloody
street fight in Dodge City
with Sheriff Larry Deger. Bat
was fined S25. Six months
later, the voters of Dodge
City put him in as sheriff.
In 1880, Bat checked in his
star and reportedly became a
faro dealer in the southwest,
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