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MTWFORD MATTJ TRTBUNE IVfEDFORD,
OHFOOX, TUESDAY, MAY 22, 1917
000 FELLOWS OF
STATE IN GRAND
iE AT EUGENE
EUGENE, Ore, May 22. Sessions of
tho Kehekah ussemhly and tlio grand
cmeumpnicnt of the Independent Or
der of Odd Fellows aro being held
hero today, In advance of tho meeting
of tho grand lodgo of the ordor to
morrow. Hot ween 1.1UO und 2000
(1 ok' gat oh nre in attendance in connec
tion with tho meetings of the variotiB
branches of tho order.
The patriarchs militant at a scs
Bion last night elected W. M. Green,
Eugene, vice-president of the council,
and W. E. Wadsworth of Ilarrlsliurg,
treasurer. II. M. Heckwlth of Port
land, president of the council and S
E. Watklns, secretary, of Sherwood,
were elected last year for tonus of
three years.
Tho principal contest to como be
fore tho grand lodge tomorrow will be
tho oloctlon of grand warden. There
aro six candidates as follows: Ker
wln J. Nolan of Samaritan Lodgo No.
2, Portland; Forrest I. Hubbard, of
liakor City; Hanson Hughes of Hepp
ner; C. C. Newcnstlo of Hassalo
Lodgo No. in, Portland; J. E. Mona
han of Peninsula Lodgo No. 27, Port
land, nnd L. J. Adams of Silvcrton.
Seaside and Corvallls aro candi
dates for the grand lodge meeting in
1918.
HID RELIEF SHIP
NEW YOllK, May 22. Tho Amer
ican Museum of Natural History an
nounced today that It would send
forth R third relief ship In search of
tho Crocker Land expedition which
has been marooned In the Arctic since
1918. The steamship Neptune has
lieen chartered for tho purpose and
will bo commanded by Captain Robert
A'. Hurtlott, who was with I'eary on
his Arctic expedition. Tho Neptune,
which is In tho service of tho British
government na a coal carrier, Is ex
pected to sail northward about July 1.
OHIO ELECTION FRAUD
CASES THROWN OUT
SENT TO FRANCE
Since- tho news was published that
tho war department would organize
and equip a forestry regiment for
early field service In France, Super
visor M. I Krlckson In common with
other forestry officers turnout tho
county has received many Inquiries
from prospective applicants. Super
visor Krlckson Tuesday recolved the
following information about tho pro
posed regiment from Oeorgo II. Cecil
of Portland, tho district forester:
"A regiment of men for immediate
service In Krunco will bo organized
by the forest service under the direc
tion of tho war department. ThlB
regiment Is planned to assist In for
est work in France, and will also con
duct logging and niilliitg operations.
Portablo mills probably will bo used
as they can be quickly taken from
place to place as need develops or as
supply of logs requires. The regi
ment will be comprised of foresters,
logging engineers, experienced woods
men, loggers, and men of similar ex
perience and training. This body of
men will form a unit of the engineers'
corps of which tho railroad workers
are a part.
"Particulars will follows as they
aro received.
"Kindly advise all technical forest
ers, loggers, woodsmen, portable saw
mill operators and others having ex
perience In lumbering that while do
tails of the proposed organization
havo not been received, the district
office will keep applicants informed
of developments, and preliminary
blanks for statement of qualifications
to servo In this regiment can be ob
tained in application in person or
writing to tho District Forester, Port
land, Oregon."
Should the nvenijre lie maintained, it
.whs said, louii capital will assume
$11,!MIO,000 of the loan.
Presentation of the organization
plan and the announcement that the
banks of (his city would increase
I their subscriptions by $1,1 -",0(10 pro
vide an impressive climax for :i din
ner a ( which Secretary McAiloo ad
dressed some 000 business men, in
cluding- bankers from virtually every
section of the state. The address
formed part of n day's visit in this
city by the treasury official the
first time, he told his audience, that
he had ever stopped in Iowa.
I)KS MOIXKS, la., May 22. Towa
promises to set an example in liberty
loan organization lor her sister
stales of (he I'nion, following- in
dorsement here by Secretary of the
Ireasury JIcAdoo, ' of a plan for
subscriptions by county units as sub
mittcd by the Slate Hankers' nssoei
ation. Heinle leaving- this city to
night for Denver, the secretary air
nounced that ho would recommend
the plan to the treasury department
for adoption throughout the nation.
Jt is contemplated through this or
ganization to float bonds to the ex
tent of $100,000 in each' of (he
ninety-nine counties of the state.
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thro, 0a', for
ClXCIXNATi, May 22. I'riitcc"
Stales District Judge llollister tuilic
suslained the demurrers (o the in
dictments which charged 00 men with
having violated the election laws hen
at the election last November. Tim
nclion serves to throw the cases out
of court without trial.
NO CHANGE IN CONDITION
OF SENATOR HARRY LANE
SAX FRANCISCO, May 22. X.
chungt was noted today in the con
dition of I'nilcd Stall's ' Senator
Harry lame, who isVcritically ill at a
hospital here.
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with the 7,000 member bar.Un in maintaining the
Federal Reserve Banking System for the pro
tection of the business interests of the country.
Through the Federal Reserve Board in Wash
irgten it supervises the twelve Federal reserve
banks; it appoints one-third of their directors;
it deposits its funds largely with them; it guar
antees the currency they issue.
This cooperation greatly increases the value
cf the system to us and our community.
If you are not already linked up with this new
national system as one of our depositcra you
should delay no longer.
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Medford, Oregon
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ting tho warmth to reach the heart
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to pieces during the period of re
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Caro Fibre Is sold by tho thousand
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ands. You can readily count it your
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GRADUATION
Jewelry is Really the Gift of Gifts
jf Beautiful Diamond Lbvalliers
at $7.50
QUALITY FIRST
Bracelets
Rings
Watches
Brooches
Bar Pins
Rings for Boys
BeltSj Brushes
CuflButtons
Ever Sharp
Pencils
Stick Pins
Oct It at Roddy's
fMARTIN J. REDDY
Visitors Always Welcome Phone One 0
The Submarine
Question
The latest dispatches tire that the
U. S. government had solved the sub
marine question. The Crater Lake
Motor Co. wlsheB to Inform the pub
lic that they had nothing whatever to
do in solving that great problem.
They do admit that they have solved
the automobile question to a great
extent, where economy, good wj"k.
manshtp and service are concerned?
. You have only to come once to as
sure the Crater Lake Car Co. of your
patronage. Welding and all kinds of
gas engines repaired, country trips
made to repair spray engines. Open
until lip. m. at nights.
Datfir5)ms
; ftostsless, I
tows Better
WATERS I
DOUBLE SAVINGS ON ALL
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Beautiful 36-inch
Wash Silks
49c
75c regular
PURCHASES AT
THIS STORE
M. M. DEPARTMENT STORE
RELIABLE MERCHANDISE
RELIABLE METHODS
Men's
Wash Ties
15c
Big Special
IG
MAY - GLEAN-UP
SALE
Ladies' Shoe Sale
BARGAIN TABLES
1 lot l Millies $1.50
1 lot While famns $!.f8
$1.7." White Strap Slipper
a I $1 .43
!f;i.."0 Patent Strap Slippers
at $2.95
While ('anvils l.twv Boots, liiuli
IutI $150
White Canvas Boot, low Imm'1,
nt $4.00
Silk Tup I. nee limits', tan, fray
or liile lops $6.00
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Wash Goods Sale
12
Fancy Striped Voiles
Fancy Striped oVilcs
Faitcv Hatistes and Voile:
Faticv Hatistes and V
l-'aney Hatistes and Voiles..22
Fancy Hatistes 15
(1 lot) Faiu-v l.awns, to close
at : IV
Wash ( ioods snitalile for every pur
pose in summer wear greatly re
Childrcns' Shoes
Wash Skirting Fabrics
1 l.ll 1.."l0 I.OW SlllH'S .
l i.ii J.;n i.i simes
1 lot I.MI'C Sillies .
While Sirup Slipieis.
Boys' Shoes
Srotif Shoes, rtilihrr Mile .
M'out Shoes, rlk soe
Bo.VH Hut (tin Sltne.
BoVH lle;i Button Siloes
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49c
$1.49
tl 29
$1.35 to $1.75
$2 50
$2 25
$2.50
$2.65
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Fancy ( lalierdine
Fancv (lalierdine
G7 ode Fancy Skirtinir (ialierdine -I3e
G3e 1 lot Fancv Striped (ialterdine o5e
I lot Fancy Striped Oalierdine -)C
Tliese uoods priced 'J1 p,.r pout below present market prices.
'Joe Stripetl Japanese Crepe, special m-f
Hosiery Specials
if v hi money oil all Sh v Purehnej
Men's Soeks, reunlir -"e
Chihlren'r IIim, nl stfe-l.nhe-'
Cotton Ho.p. ttie
and "Je values
heavy nhheil, etrn hz valne.
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at
had Hot bought rarlv
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..12'jc
19c
Boys' Suits
10 Per Cent Discount of every Suit
Balance of This Month
if.ViO Suits $4.95
(.0(l Suits $5.40
$..0 Suits $5.85
i.s.im Suits $7.20
Sizes G tn Hi years.
MEN'S PANTS
Men's (ii.,.,1 M.::' p,its $2.25
Men's fii.nil .f:U(l Pants $3.00
Men's $1.7." Knliki Pants . 1 .."t
BOYS' SUMMER HATS
Vine Silk Summer Hats 65c
Pine Hlack nnd White Checked
Hats I 65C
I'.i-.' lid fr 4 35c
Men's Mnnsini l'nion Suits $1.25
Men's Poriisknit Ur inn Suits..$l.25
1'i.ys' Itnlliriusnn !si,is 60c
Hoys' Porn-knit 'Suits... 60c
KM.
imieaeueii i one vz..
Blenehed Towclin
ine I.inen Toweli; Vi
tiln-vs Towpliny
Linen Toweling
10c
12'jC
1 5c-1 6 2-3c
20c
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