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MEDFORD MATE TTHTYTNE. MEDFORD, OREGON. THURSDAY. JANUARY 2fi. 1D22
ilUlLJL.J LL. 1
IVEEDFORD LEGION NORTH AND SOUTH
TOSSERS BEATEN BAPTISTS JOIN IN i
BY ASHLAND ELKS! CONFERENCE UNIT
Tho Medford American Legion COLUMBIA. Mm, Jan. 26. (By
team wag defeated 3S-19 In a hotly ,he Associated PnK.-0 Th national
cantmrttd boot, cmit-st ltt night 1Mltlf)t cone last niKht uimni
Elk'a toom. Tho advantage wns Rain
ed in tho first halt the local boys
tnounly adopted a tvnolutlon rocom-lm-nriing
that the northern and south-
bclnn unablo to shoot and twins un- icrn ronvrntions appoint or elect nino
familiar with tho slippery armory ,1rc,nftlVM nt ,,., ..,.,.,,.'
floor.
During the last half the Modford
Jbodios to constitute tho "conference
icommlttee" of the church. 1
live neiu ins .nmna noupiT pmr Thls , ,hc flm anUon ev(?r tnken
tically even, but were unable to over-! bjp ,he two co,lV0ntioll!, lopklnK
come tho lead. They received poor townrd B permanent deliberative body
uppot-t as there were few local', the two divlslon8i m(nib,
rooters itt the crowd. Which Was Of Thp nurmw, of thn rnnfi.H.nr.1 rom.
. -
a fair slip.
'mittee, as set forth before tho con-
imuKnnian .njuira .m ferenco wm not lw t0 attempt to bring
was unable to play the entire game. a,)OUt a unlon ot thc tw(l convenUonBt
Mutt" Williamson suffered a'but tJ act a a ,.hon(, of co,pern.
sprained knee, but It is supposed that jj()n ..
lioth of these men will have reached The plan for the conference com
a full recovery by tho ttmo the next miMe(l wa prc8ent,a to tho COnfor
Kamo with Ashland is staged. It is fnce througU a committee l'.eadod by
expected that this will occur aorao Dr E y MuUins Louisville. Ky..
time neit month on tho Xat floor prt.jdent of tho southern convention
with the local boys having little more mj chairman of lh, confor(.noo nnJ
tuck shootlnir. It is expected to be a Mrs Hclen Ikirrett Monticnmcry.
hummer. .Rochester, X. Y president of the
uneup; .
Ashland
northern convention.
. ( HuKhes
The presidents of the two conven
tions, under the action taken today.
Medford . .
Baughman ..
1 iveniic) w,u cx-offlcio members of tho con
Williamson c Grubb forcnce committee. Thirty-four lead-
Karrlgan s Yount ers of tho northern and southern con-
& Sherwood g Harns vention8 attended the conference to-
Substitutions Modford. rhipps forrinv
Tlaughmnn. Ashland, Provost
Bentley. Ashcraft for Hughes.
Referee Coach Hughes of
land high school.
Arjfning Klrby Case, j
. SALEM, Ore., Jan. 23. Tho ha
beas corpus plea for Elvte Klrby, sen-'
fenced to bang for his alleged part in '
the murder of Sheriff Til Taylor at j
Pendleton, Is bging argued before the j
supreme court here this afternoon.
Tho court has announced it "will
hand down a decision in tho case,
within a few days.
ior ..j, tn recommendation for a con
jference committee la adopted by the
anjtwo conventions, it will be the most
I forward-looking, far-reaching action
lever taken by the Hnptist church,"
Mrs. Montgomery said.
SENATE TO PROBE
FORD'
i
ECGEXE. Ore., Jan. IS. Wrestl
ing has become increasingly popular
at the University of Oregon here this
year, because the mat sport has re
cently been given a major standing,
with a full-sized "O" as the award. A
large squad of men are out nightly
under C'cach Gerald Barnes. Although
there is a dearth of material in the
175-pound class, several men in the
other classes show promise, including
Wagner and Whitcomb, 123; Strane
and Waters, 135; Klrtley, 145; and
Xygren, heavy.
Meets thus far arranged are:
February 4 Oregon Aggies at Eu-
gene. .......
February 27 or 28 Washington at
Euffene. .
WASHINGTON', Jan. 26. Investi
gation by the senate of the activities
of "persons, associations, corpora
tions and combinations commonly
known as the fertiliser and water
power trusts" alleged to be attempt
ing to prevent lease by the govern
ment of the Muscle Shoals project, u
provided in a resolution introduced
In the senate today by Senator Har
ris of Georgia. .Mr. Harris said he
would ask for consideration of the
resolution probably before the end
of the week.
3 TODAYi
Fire Nearly Wipes Out
White Salmon, Wash.
MABEL NORMAN
in
'Molly (V
A picture that IS a pic
ture all the way ask
anyone who has seen it,
"Molly O" Is a picture of
Uio rarest charm. I liein is
touching appeal and quaint.
fine humor in its tender
Mtory; there is a never-to-be
foiKottcn art in tlx; work of
Mabel Normand. Jt will
capture the heart of every'
one, ,
Khowlng at llegulur JVlces,
SUNDAY
TOM MIX
in "The Big Town
Round-up"
M4LT0
WHITE SALMON". Wash.. Jan. 20.
Five buildings were destroyed by
fire here early today and firemen had
to resort to dynamite to check the
spread of the flames which threaten
ed to wipe out the entire business sec
tion. Dr. Warner had a narrow es
cape from the fire when the building
he occupied burned. All the build
ings destroyed were owned by II.
Lauterbaugh.
POPE FUNERAL IMPRESSIVE
(Continued from Page One)
of Benedict, and purses of coins, in
accordance with custom.
Cardinal CagUero, archbishop of
Frascatl and the first cardinal crest
ed by Benedict, covered the body with
a large red veil fringed with gold
and placed at the feet a brass cylin
der upon which was inscribed a suc
clnt history of the life of the pontifi
cate of the late pope.
Absolution Given.
Finally, absolution was given, the
coffin was sealed by tho Cardinal
Camerlengo and tho arch priest with I
ribbons of violet silk, and the cover
was screwed down.
The Jjurlal act was then read and
formal transfer of the body made by
the sacred college to the chapter of
the basilica, this being duly register
ed. The coffin was thereupon sealed
with the apostolic palace seal, then
inose or tne DaHiucan chapter, the
arch priest and camerlengo.
j The cypress coffin in which the
body rested was placed In a lead cas
ket, the ends of which were imme
diately soldered and both were de
posited in a hardwood casket upon
which the same- seals were affixed
as on the first.
This was surmounted by a wooden
jcross. also by the pope's coat of arms,
with tiara and the brief Latin Inscrip
tion: j "Tho body of Benedict the Fif
teenth, Supreme I'ontiff, who lived
67 years, occupied the throne of St.
Peter seven years and died January
twenty-second, nineteen twenty-two."
I The casket was then transferred to
the crypt In the lateral nave near the
entrance to St. Peter's last absolution
wus given and Benedict XV was left
to his rest beneath the flagstones,
which are trod by thousands by pil
grims annually. ,
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Cut out this slip, enclose with 6c and
mail it to Foley & Co., 2835 Sheffield
Ave., Chicago, III., writing your name
and addresa clearly. You will receive
iu return a trial packages containing
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for
coughs, colds and croup; Foley Kidney
Pills for pains in sides and back; rheu
matism, backache, kidney and bladder1
ailments; and Foley Cathartic Tab-;
lsts, a wholesome and thoroughly
cleansing cathartic for constipation,
MllouBncss, headaches, and sluggish
FOUR DAYS. MORE
Take advantage of these extremely low prices during January. Every article reduced from 10 per cent to 50 per
cent this month. Hundreds of satisfied customers have visited our store during this sale and their big savings have
paid them well.
Clothing Dry Goods Fumishin
m I I sf
SPECIAL SHOE SALE '
Every pair reduced in price. Special bargains on tables at $1.50, $2.50, $3.50. Values up to $10.00. Tables for
children's men's, ladies' Shoes.
gs
Buy Now and
Save Money
Ashland, Oregon
Sale Ends Tues,
January 31st
A Sensational Suit Sale!
All Suits at Half Price.
$25.00 Suits at $12.50
$33.00 Suits at $17.50
$50.00 Suits at $25.00
Silk and Wool Dresses
All Reduced 25.
T All Coats One-third Off.
GO Coats, Dresses, lv'aineor.ts, this sale at $4.98
50 others at :-. $9.90
Sport Jackets, regular $7.50 values, at... .$4.50
150 Silk Waists 20 off.
50 All Wool Skirts 20 off
All Wool Middies, Scarfs and Sweat ere
20 off.
50 Children's Sweaters, $3.50 values, at $1.98
1 Lot Ladies' and Children's Underwear at 69c
1 lot Children's 'Vests and Pants at 3 for $1.00
. All other Ladies' and Children's Underwear 20 off.
All Silk Underwear reduced 15
1 big lot Ladies' and Children's Hats at $1.00
1 big lot Ladies' and Children's Hats at $2.50
All other Millinery at Half Price.
All J. C. 0. and College Girl Corsets 20 off.
Piece Goods and Domestics
All Silk and Woolen (idods Reduced 20.
32 inch Devonshire Ginghams at 29c
32 inch Japanese Crepe, School Day Cloth '. 29c
36 inch Outings, Percales, Shirtings, at ....19c
New Zephyr Ginghams, special - 19c
38 inch Dress Goods in stripes and plaids 89c
36 inch Granite Cloth, all colors, at ... .'. 65c
81x90 heavy quality $1.50 Sheets at '. ...$1.19
72x90 Victory Sheets, special at 89c
Extra Special, heavy Crash Toweling, 12 yard&. $1.00
All Woolen Blankets and Indian Robes 21) off.
48x48 Japanese Lunch Sets, this sale each. - $1.00
60x60 Jaxancse Lunch Sets this sale each $1.50
Brunswick
Phonographs
fl A complete line of Rrunswick
machines and records. New low
prices on all machines;. Some rca
buys in Victrolas, Columbia and
Edison Machines. Easy tenns.
One Year to Pay.
Men's and Boys' Clothing
Overcoat
Specials
Youth's Coats to size 35,
special at $10.00
Values to $20.00 .
Men's Coats, values up to
$20.00, now $14.45
Men's Coats, values up to
$25.00, now ..$18.45
Men's Coats, values up to
$35.00, now $26.45
Men's Coats, values up to
$50.00, now $37.45
' Standard Make like
Hart, Schaffner & Marx
Style Plus
Oregon City Woolen Mills
Big $5 Suit Sale
Every suit iu the store re
duced $5 for this sale.
Alterations free.
This means $5 off from to
day's market price, saving
you as much as $20.00 on a
suit. "
You can't afford to over
look this sale.
1 lot Youth's High School
Suits, to size 35, special
at ...$10.00
Mallory Hats, first quality, sold as high as $7.50 this salc....$4.50
All Men's Odd Pants reduced 20 din ing this sale.
$2.00 Men's Brotherhood Work Gloves, going this sale at $1.00
Heavy-weight 20c Canvas Gloves, this sale at 2 for 25c
Men's All Wool Jersey Sweaters, our regular $6.00 values, $3.45
100 Men's Golf Dress Shirts', $2.50 and $3.00 values, special $1.50
100 Men's Negligee Shirts, $1.50 values, special at $1.00
All Boy's Wool wear cut another 10fo during January.
25 Oregon City , and Patrick All AVool Mackinaw Coats, sold
regularly up to $20.00; January clearance $12.50
Men's $7.50 Corduroy Pants, selling at $4.50
300 pairs Men's Heavy $2,20 Blue Demin Bib Overalls at $1.25
' ' Limited two pair to a customer.
200 Men's Caps, specially priced iiow from $1.00 to $3.00
Cooper's Underwear, union suits or shirts and drawers,
reduced 10.
Famous Tom Wye Sweater Coats, 2 jackets, $6.30 and 4 pockctw
at $7.20
Duxbak Hunting Coats, regular $10.50 values, now at $8.00
Duxbak Water Repellent Pants, regular $6.50 values, now $5.00
MAIL ORDERS All Orders will be sent Prepaid anywhere, but
cash must accompany order, or goods will be sent 0. 0. D. Your
money back if not satisfactory always. Send us your orders.
boweu. Adv.