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MEDFORD AIAIL TRIBUNE, MEDEORD, ORflOON, THURSDAY. APRIL 27. 1911.
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DEDICATION IS ,
GREAT SUCCESS
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Scores of Odd Fellows Attend Local
Excrplscs Afternoon t and . Night
Were i.Givcn Over to Odd Fel-
lowshlp.
WiU Fight Jim Flynn In May
Tho nlncty-Boconil anniversary of the
Independent Order, of Odd Kolloww pf
America nnd tho dedication of tho tctii-
nle of Mcdford lodKe, No 83, wcro duly
olmcrJcd, by the inoniliurs of the order
iiRHcmhlcd In Medford' AVcdneHiloy for
tho occiwlon. Tho varlqus rnllronilH
lending to the oltv wcro crowded .with
Oddj f;P1,0Wh, ft,1'l Jtcbekulip from varlottH
jmr.tn of tiovut)cy imiliby tliq Mini the
ccrclpc benn In the nfternoon Hevernl
liunilrp.j imrt ntiHoniblcdi to oliHorvo the
cercmonleH.
From tho temple nt tho corner of
Hlxfli nnd Jlolly HtreetH n growl pnrade
of Odd Kc'Howh nnd Hcbcknhs, ed by
tho.Mi'dfqrd concert band ninl CHCortcd
by. lliu Hecuml battalion, Hucond rugl
mqnt, Pfttrlnrcli Militant inarched noutli
on .Holly ntreut, cant on Main utruel anil
noi tli on, Hlversldo avenue to tho Nut
ntoriupi whero thu nnnlversniy nxorcJuuH
wcro held. Ionnc Woolf wnn nmrxlml of
the day. Tho Hcbekahs entered tho
building, flntf. paoHUiK throuRh tho open
rankit of tho Odd Follows, and wero fol
low) by till) ilolcKUteH of tliu varloun
cltleH reprewonted,
An odo by the choir opened tho pro
Kram followed by a piuycr led by UoV
W. K.t Hlilcldf) cinpliUn of flo order. Hoc-
rotary J. 1). Uleuert read tho prociama
tloinof. the grand Hire and gtund-iiuiHtor
nnd wan followed by n dlFCrttir.so on Odd
Kollowfthlp by, "W't I. Vawter, nobb'
Krand, nnd John Ij. Deinnicr, vice grnnd
Krom tho orgunlziitlon In 1820 the
growth of tho order wan dcHcrlhnd In dl
alnRiio as was tho object and aim of
thu order.
A prnycr of 'tlmnkflglvlng led by thu
chaplain proceeded I). h Mulkoy, orator
of tho day, who discoursed on "Odd
Kollowslilp."
"From tho beginning of tho world,"
Hald Mr. Mulkoy, "It lias been the na
ture of mon to destiny all tlilngH that
crawled' or crept or walked. As tlnio
went on, however, ho cnnio to seo tho
uses of everything put on thlH earth
by tho Orcnt Creator and to appreci
ate them. Man Is but tho elder brother
of tho rocks mid stnrH and other of
God's creation and has been kIvcii con
trol of nit of thesu that he mny benefit
out.' only himself but all mankind ns
wull.'' .
'Mr. Mulkoy touched the hearts of his
hearers by a rendlltlon of tho poem
".Three Grains of Corn," depleting tho
plight 'of a JltOo Irish lass starving
from tho want of food nnd crying for
"Just thrpO'Rrafns of corn, mother."
Then followed tho reoltnl of the pol
icy of the order, tho work accomplished
by the combined efforts of tho niem
'bers and prospects for tho future. Com
mending tho efforts of Cnrnoglo nnd
Helen Gould In iildlug the poor hn point
ed, out the superiority of organized aid
as rendered by the I. (). O. !'., over that
'rendered by Individual effort. Tho ad
dress was closed by a few stirring r
'luarks on tho attendance and the oxer-
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property In Mlekell add Medfortl.. 1
Edward JC, Itutler to Jennie O. Jones,
property In Hnrgndlne tract Ash
land 10
J, S. Sllsby to Geo. Irwin, propoity
In Ashland -.. 10
T. llonnroth to Wnkcinnn Iainpert,
lot 2, block 2, rnltns' add Mod
ford 10
Frits' OrolKo t ntjjjono Strohul, 075
acres lit township 3C, 1 Weal. . . .2600
Krssbo r, Raymond to N. J. CJnrrctt,
proporty In Dnrr's add Mvdford.. 10
James McConnnchlo to Charles M.
UhkIIrIi, 10 aoros la township -37,
2 West ....,. 300-
I.oii Ic llerburt to Jay W Orvven
3.31 nerns In townsll 36, 1 West.. .1
O. ('. Garrett to Peter Young 40
acres In township ST, 1 AWst, b for
d 0000
Marriage Licenses.
A. A. Flynn nnd Theresa O. Merrell.
Hubert O. Ouncnn and Nina Mae
Kirk.
Now Cnaos.
A. I... Vromnn vs. Alberta lyon. Suit
to foreclose Horn eff & Mealey nttor
noys for plaintiff.
Probate.
nstatn of Ilobert Knnls, order ad
mitting will to probate and nppolntlng
Httu M. Knnls Executrix nnd C. C. Heek
timn. John I Miller nnd Kmll Ilrltt np
p ml sunt.
Kstnto of Ksthor M. MalSrkinc, a minor
order, vneatlnff'snle,
Ustate nf Ji C. Kmcrlck, order to ex
ecute warranty deed to property on
Hlversldo avenue, Medford.
Hnsklns for He.nlth.
'jl" JCui i7jrTrA2fnr.
y "Jim" riynn, the rnoulo fireman ana "Al" Kaufni.inn, tho California licavy-wolg-lit,
liixvo heon jnatcliod at Kansas Olty to fight ton rounds tlicro tho socond
wook In .Mny.
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TODD
OUT OF FOUNDRY
Governor Suspends Lowcnlicry & Gq
Inil Contract to Enforce Payment
Due the State; Which Amounts to
$5000 or More.
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clses wcro completed with nv benediction
by tho chaplain.
Tho dedication ceremonies were held
nt tho new templo In the evening, a
goodly number or Odd Fellows nnd He
beknhs with a few Invited gliosis, wit
nessing the procedures and partaking of
a sumptuous bamiiiet. The splendid ded
ication ceremonies of tho older were
witnessed by many and others were mi
ablo to find standing room In tho hall.
. After tho dedication the company as
sembled In theillnlng room on tho first
floor of tho building and partook of a
flno tuikoy supper and listened to
toastn.
W. I. Vawter. I. G. M . .acted as grand
master. J. I Dommer, 1 O., noted bh
grand warden. Hev. F. Hhlolds act
ed as chaplain. John Kliul, 1. O., acted
aWgrand marslinl. A. N. Illldebrand. I'
O., acted us herald of the noith. J. J
Haurl acted as hoi old of tho south. K
13. Wilson noted as herald of the east
Mr. It. Meadows, 1. G, aoted as heiald
of tho west.
V. H Crowell acted us toaslmaster
nt the baiiquot, at which the following
toasts worn respondwl In:
' "Our visiting sisters and brothers."
W I, Vnwtert response, Gnoigo W Tiv
fren, of Aslilnnil; "Odd Fellowship Its
Mission," II F Mulkoy; "TIih IIuUhIiII
Ity of tho Goat," W. H, niemnn of
.Inoksonvlllo; "The Hubordlnate I.o.l(;e,
a Coveiuint of Friendship. I.oe and
Truth." V. F. Khivids: "Tho Knoainp-nient--What
Am You Doing On That
Mossy llankr' F W Htieels; "Tho 1's
tilnrplm Mltllaiit," MwiteimiU v. i.
IUirell or Gobi Ulll; "The Hsbskulia
Where Thou Guest 1 Will Go." A N
Illldebrand.
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HAIiC.M, Ore., April 27. A shake-up
which has been threatening tut the pent
tetitlary for tho Inst few weeks, eon
coining conditions surrounding tho
prison foundry and tho geueial clean
liness of the Institution, took place this
nftciHioon when Governor West Issued
orders to Superintendent C, W. Jumos
to keep every convict out of the shops
until tile Goldsmith & l.owouhurg Coin-
pany live up to tho reulreiuents In tliu
contract -by paying to the statu Jfilion
duo for convict labor In tho foundry,
lie also order oil tho superintendent to
put every available man to woik In
cleaning tho buildings from collar to
garrut,
Taking further advantage of tho fact
that tho stato can refuse to abide by
thu contract with Goldsmith & l.oweu
berg, If It so chooses, on the grounds
that tho contractors have failed to com
ply with thu provisions In the ugiee
inent, which ihhi'hk.u ll planes them In
default. Governor WtHt aald that ho will
demand either a revision In the contrite
ns to the cmplu) incut of coulcts oi
tender the ngucmnt null nnd old
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FORFEITED DEBUTE
Decision Goes to Mcdford by Default
Local Emliryo Demosthenes Are
Badly Disappointed at Not Getting
Chance in Forensic Clash.
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Real Estrito Transfers.
A. M. Helms to Helms Umd Co. 28
1-2 acres In il h c fi8 township
38. 1 West $ 1
Control 1'olnt State Hank to John
Orion, 80 ncres In section G, town
shlp33', 3 lCnHt 300
John Orlevo to W. T. Grieve, 80
ucros lu section 6, township 33,
3 Kast 10
Delhi M. Suhlblo to J. C. Collins, 80
nures In township 38, 2 West
Granite City Savings Hank to C. F.
Shepbord, laud In township 38, 1
KllHt '. I.. ,..s, . .
Toni'l Giay to I'otnrln l.oulso Mny,
1(1.20 aeies In township 3U 1
Kant l...
1). S. Wood to Geo. I.lndley, lot B.
block 1, Oak Park add. Medford. 2O00
Charles A. Ileaulsley to II. F. Poli-
land, propel ty lu Ashland ....(. 1200
W. K. tlnddlngs to Cairlo Taylor,
Illllciest, 1 nere In section 15,
township 30, 1 West 1
Nancy Caiter to Thomas Owens, 15
neies In seetlon 10, township 35
1 West 1
N. J. Gnrrett to Husobo F. Haymond,
properly In block 2 Hare's add
Medford, b for d 2000
Mnud Mui ray to Kiislbe l Haymond,
property In Uarr's add Med foul. .3500
Chatles ... Hevford to Clinton Cook,
laud lu seetlon 17, township 38, I
West 1
N. T. Grieve to Mlk Lumber Co. lib)
acres lu section 3, township 32,
2 Hast 1
Farmer Frultgrowois llnnk to
James Campbell, land In township
.11). 3 ICnst 10
1 Wood lo T. Ilelmioth. lot B.
bloek 1, Oak l'ark sdd Medfoid.
HHMlgnirinut of b. for d 750
Hogiif Hlver Viilloy Orchards Co.
to It I.. Iliitliauav, 0 15 acres In
tounshlp IIS, 1 1'iint. agreement. . 1230
II J lloyil to M. N. Wood, lot 17
Highland I'aik ndd Ashland . .. 350
Charles I HotmcH to G W Wilcox,
I aeies In township 30. 1 Host ., lo
F C Homes to Clinrb-s 1 Homes.
I a res III towiiHhlp 39. 1 UllBt. 10
Geo U )als to llaxel A Oavls,
PORTLAND
ROSE
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ACTRESS ASSAULTS ,
MANAGER; WANTS PA'?
A right tippercut to the Jaw, suy wit
nesses. Is what put Seeley down for tho
count Miss Mai telle escaped Injury.
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JAPAN MAY DEMAND
INTEREST IN SEAH HEEDS
VICTOHIA, H. C. April 27. Many
moil Interested In the sealing Imlusliy
OAIvU.VNH, Cal , April 27 J !'. See- toilny nio of the opinion tlint Japan in-
ii.iv .mi ,if Mm tlirrw nwiierfi of the Co-.tendq to demand nil Interest In the
lumbla theatre lure, Is In a hospital to-' Hrlbyloff Seal herds, following slgnlfl
ilay being treated for mum-rous bruises,! cant remarks ninde by H. Dntikc, clilsf
contusions, lacerations, abrasions, bumps of tho Jnpanese bureau of fisheries, and
and black eyes, the result of an alleged T. Kltnharn, who arrived on the steuin
nttnek by Miss Klhol Martolle, an nc-!sblp Nnba Mnru from Jnpnn, onrnrito to1
tress. I Washington to nttend the conferouce r
Miss JJnrtello claimed that sho hadgarUlng the proposal to suspend pelnglo
not recened one-third of her salary du" healing for a number of ycats.
from Heelej, and when she met him nhe,
- Saturday
Bargains
Flouncing Embroidery, $1.00 and $1.25 at 79c
Our onliro stock oi' riiu1 flouncing cinbroidoiy, consist
ing of Nainsook, Swiss and Cambric, used so much Lor
waists and children 7Qp
drosses .' " "
Fancy Neckwear 25c Values for 8c
A big lot oi' womens fancy neckwear, consisting of
Dutch Collars, Irish and Venice Jabots, a Op
big cleaning up; values up to 25c; special
Fancy Pillow Tops at 10c
They are odd and ends that must get out of the way,
and'to do so you will be able to buy Iflp
50c values' for --"
36-inch Poplar Cloth, 30c Value at 21c
This cloth is half wool and will wash like a piece of
muslin, (jaiue in all staple collars, including 91 r
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Table Damask 67-ince at 39c
I fall' bleached, all linen Damask, extra
good value at b'Oc; special
Full bleached Mercerized Damask, GS inches
wide 60c value, special
39c
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- Hairline Percale Shirts at 69c
They are staple, big accumueation of odds and ends,
odd lots and broken sizes; formerly
white, 8Qe, special
sold at $1.00, $1.50; special vdC
Ladies' Good Percale and Cambrick Waists 45c
This is our regular 75c seller and a extra . JT
quality and well made, with collar t9C
Childrens Shoes at 49c
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Hie assortment consists of lace and button, patent and
gun m'elal, values formerlv up ffiri
to $1.50; special ........'. .' $wC
Ladies Tailored Suits $15.00 Values at
VI icy are a special lot we bought for a leader at $15.00. All wool, latest styles; mostly gray;
special for Friday and Saturday sale
$10
$10.00
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Have
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Books
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and employ the most
prices are as low as
GRAB NEW
YORK STATE '12
Republican Leaders Meet and Confer
In Rcflard to Campaign Next Year
President and Other Stalwarts
Are Present. -
HV.W YOmc, April T. llnn tn rob
tlio ulutuof New Vorl; axwiy fiom llw
iloinocniiH lu 1VU wnt tliu Hiilot of
convornntlon today nt a aofifiiruiioit In
Henry W Tafi'n 1iihih hr wliloli ntwrlr Hirlnnod whn ii iiurho.i fmm
littlllcliutwl lu Ij- PiotililMit "Vn. Uoy m Mtrt or. A ciouil of hootlntr bol
u. uriKvum. MMinimn ur th Niw vrk noon hwpUimI to h mob or MKlairUn nrt
t-auilty ri)Ulillcii oomitiltl. U'llllniii wh.m the uuim u.imnn l.r,kH into ...
HarwH, Jr.. of AlUiny hr.1 ollmr Mini-1 rr n inrl. .l.iii tnivnt hi.im. th Mhaut-
Tilt' OlUlllH l'HMM 111 Mil WUlllll'l IlllH I'll
fflltnl lli UHiHittMl ililmtc with Mi'lfi.'il i
llth'll, WlllOll UIH lO lUiVtt tlllti'll pIlU'O
.wily lii May Tli ilfiilnlon kmm to M..I i
funl.li' MlruU, lint the Inoul l"iy m.
Uilioli illuimlntiHl tlHit tly wtv nun ,
lilv lo nii'el the UriiutH Ihuw I. un un.l
ai'lil. ( h iniN iioUoilliy vlPiniN Th. I"JT TT O 1 T T A T
Molfonl U'tiiii Iihm i.IhvimI In haul hu-k I 1 1- . 1 1 l l I
Huh j.Hi' ICaily In I'Vlii'iiuiy ih-koIih JL M-J VJ 1111 I J
HonM u htfK'm with IvUiiiiutli l-'uiiM.
mui alinuat ooiiipU'tiil, whon KhuuiilH
MinUlujily lUtelilt'iJ ttie illil not ourt' lo tl.-
luitf Alt'itryril lout no time In von,
HpomlliiK uitk ilmulf Patw mui aitiui.MJ
nf uKKM'iui'itt ui'if lnsl owr a month j
una HIihh that dui (ht .Mclfoi.l tiiui
Iihh hfn uorklnK tiaril ami rauhfniu '
and Hit Hudilen and untett'd ounr.'lhi
tlon or tlu ilfbdtr Imit b'n u itn-at .li 'f?!" 4"T? A T TrTlQT1 A
Ni(M)4iiUnut to tliem They fwl o.itan X. JLV7 JA " XlliCj JL X,
of their aliltlty to mill off a tutory if n lTT?rn TTVnTT T-t-r
(litinla 1'aaa had nut w at. , & CIV IG A D RTLFiK
WXZ.D MOII TUAUH 1IARI3M SKIRT 'iVitluivd, "Tho Hebo. City" w III bo a
THOM A DARING OIIII. HHOrrER ' ""' 'f Hdiidor and tho center of
. wnld-wid Inter, st for ouo wik.
I'HU.A)HI.1'HIA. in. April 87 A
yomiK woman MtilMnxly nttlrc.l lu an fvPniir'Pl 11 fllTr'AC tf
iinmen hlnrk hut ulih wlllmv ..l,.,. J "'"MU.VVU X QlVO IU
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ami nn atibrvvUt. hrm klrt uaa
E maintain a fine bindery
skilled workmen. Our
you'll find in the largest cities
BRING YOUR BOOKS IN AND LET US FIGURE WITH YOU
TO MUUri.D IN
Portland, Oregon,
June 5 to 10, 1911
't,l, Pji! A MOST 'llttiaUJiT
Medford Printing' Company
27 NortH Fir Street
-r'fr 40 1 rnr
Medford, Oregon
VSafSNstsSaJt..4
Portland
1MIOM
ACI. rOINTS ON THE
MEDFORD
THURSDAY, APRIL 27
THE EMINENT ACTOR
Frederick Warde
AND 12,-) SUPPORTING ARTISTS IX A SPLHX
1)11) S(M'NIU PRODUCTION OF
TMF A TD 1? I
JL AX JLLZ JL JL JL JLL
-FRIDAY, APRIL 28-
A. H. WOODS PRESENTS
wuri or urn u. u. i. hlK lm,b ril lllir,e, hrl
'Tonlglit I'rMililMit Taft will i.tt.n,l Jui-t an nli.- .uirt.d Int.. th. nt... door
ImiHliietM Klvmi by tliti NviiMiwr IMI.- ,t nun r .aiiKlit hold f 1.-1 and l,furt.
lWiera Aoolilon. hy tho Auromiuii. al i... uaH i.-niu.mI n... hat i.u.l i--n trn
ioloy and two other dlnnMH, ll miiI. r.m 1.. r i.k.n.i i...i .,...1 1
I Southern Paclf Ig-L lues in Oregon I TllllllQ C 1 P Qil V
!To Kmii iwrfeotly lumttHl on fill linnor- I v lf-XX LJJ-Cj -A XC3d.i
The Girl
mn Rectors
PAX'L POTTKP.'S GREATEST PLAY
Jwiva for WuHliiiifHon nt mldniKliU
JNkirt US ) tAttiltL Ph- WitS Jl4ltlMril
nun inn mm au.i wnn nhi riMimi,.!
Look for tho nd that iIpnoiIIicm th.- H m1. icii I 1... I h, r a i il
jlc yU wuld like to mui. .i,.n l,.
To ki iHirftH'tly j)oim! on nil lmior-
iHttt Hwtturs 101411111; to thin Kr.wit ovunt.
hJ1 oh loon I .uKoutH. fvr cltvulura un.l
iIUt(Nl iHiiltor, or write to
WW. McMUSSAY
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PRICES- 50c, $1.00 AND $1.50.
Seat Sale Opens Monday, April A,
COMPLETE PRODUCTION SAnC AS RUN
300 NIGHTS IN NEW YORK CITY
Seats on Sale Tuesday, April 25.
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