E
XALTEO RULER
1 - KELLY
rare
WE OFFICE
Tim iiimv ii'liitltilHli'iillnn or 1 tin i:iu
loilm for llm not your In firmly hi
(tin aaddl today. Dm linifnllutliiu of
thn officer having In W imi plnre inm
11 It! lit it followa: Rutlud ruler, IM
ward 10, Kelly; lending knight, I. i
ry Mu mi;' lecturing knlehi, William
Young: ancillary, l.en Jin-utm; tre.iH
uror, Vernon Vawtcr; trumeit, irn-
(i, NIcIioIhoii; delegate. I" ('. Jerome;
AlliTimlo iIoIoruIh, O, O, Ali-nili'tf'T
.Tim 1 11 hI t II n( lott wan 11 very huppy
affair with apeec-he I mm ihe new
officii)!, itiul thn oiitliti.lt In fur mu'
dC dm lii'iU ynura In ih I'Ik 'm hi
lory. Thn iiw ivulii'il ruler (airly
radiated aunahtun hiiiI rihuI feeling
on laklng nvur tint honor and reapon
Hilllty of mi I 'I inn tli lodge of k.'i.'i
iiicmhor for llm it' k 1 year, and ihiii
fueling wa rontaKcoua.
An always llm riuiom nl an Tilt'
lodge Inalatlallon of n new etullril
ruler, although many hroiher tuny
linvn ImiMi hulling eurh other on the
moot In IimIism pnliili'K nuil pi l h
11 h only hefcro, tho wnlrn moin'lierhlp
nit l (' In harmony und nutrdnn
twice around In front of llm new l
ml dluimury, auluflng IiIiii, pledging
allegiance lo III administration anil
their heat nffortu for the) wetfarn of
th order and lodg. Judgo Kelly
beamed benignly and wild tear dim
nitxl eyea M III auhjorta mrrtil"'l III
loynlty ufor him. . ,
tTlin newly exalted ruler r'-tpiilnt-nit
Itev. Win. I.. Iliiinlllon tin lodgn
rhaplaln. ti nt appointed Kuymouil
Iteter on caqutrn, and t tli uuiih 'I
Office lt night with lh 'lH-t tv of
ficer. Kxalted lluler Kelly', ap
pointment of committee will not be
announced . until ot Thuraduy
nlghl'a meeting,
A feu 1 11 re of taut night' Inatulln
lion wti tho prcNcntatlon to KxaWed
lluler Kelly of a hamtafltno gavel ami
block on whlrh to pound It. of Ore
gon myrtle wood from tho Coon liny
ilUirlrt, by thn paat ealted rulera nf
I ho lodge with brat wlahea for a auc
rjaaful admlnlatratii.n aa follow: I..
II. Haakiu. W. II, McGowun. C. K
(itttea. T. K, Pan loin, tltta NVwitury.
(iecirun T. Colllna. O. O. Alonderffr.t
J. J. Miirhter and K. V. Jfromn. '' ' j
r tlm Inatullullon V.. If. Mr
Cowan a ie aa deputy grand rtalicd
ruler, with tlm other r ha Ira flllfd byj
oiner punt eiieti tiiiein m tuner "f
Ing itriitlof(lctra.
HERO OF VAR IS
HOWIE' AT LAST
fKlHTON. April 7. 'Beoily." 16
yeiir oltl Hrookltno nnwnlmy, who ritn
ii wit y tu war nml inadn tlin lOlnl In
fanlry proud of lihn by fctlllrtR Mini;!
hnndi'il tblity (IrrmiinH, linn relumed
to HoHttin In n foffln. druped with
h Amt'ib-nn fliiu.
The offlilnl report rend:
'Trivia Albeit 1. Brott, killed In
ftel Ion."
"Hentty'a" mother fainted nt th
In I Ion, where Him had son to meet
her relumed aoldler.
The hoy'a ImhIx will lln In altilo In
ftrookllne town hull loinorrnw. A de
taehmeiil of hln own oritnnlaallon. th
IOInI. will net na n iurd of honor
Hundny. when "Hioily" trnverea
Urookllno (or the Imi time.
, ) LESS, RYE IRE
' WASIlIXCiTOS'. April 7.A winter
v ' wheat crop of about fourteen million
httahnlH smaller nnd n ryo crop almont
twelvn million liuahelH turgor thun
wna produend IuhI year worn foreeaat
today by thn depurlmmit of BRrlHul
hiro. Winter wheat cumo throuKh
thn winter In good ahupo unit allowed
on Improvement of 2.4 jiolnia In ron
r. tilt Inn on April 1, na compared with
limt licemhi;r. '
f Thn afnallnr crop la duo to n rodue-
tton of 12,2 per t-ont In tho area howii
liiHt full aa compared with thnt of
Ittnt yoar'a crop, . ' '
ELECT RADICAL AS
INEPREST.
m; UN lift AIIMJH, April . 7. Tie
Iiiiiim from liiHt Sundriy'a preNldontlul
election from tho firm two olectornl
aeelloiiN nnd purt of tho third In tho
federal innltol today Knvo Mnicollo
DeAlvenr. radlciil ciindldato, 8,471
volea nod NIcoIiih llepello, aoflullat
7100.
, Karlv rotui'iia from tho provlnoos
Indlciii a heavy plurnllly for 'Alvcar,
who until hla nomlliat Ion on the rnill
nil tlekft wna Argent llio mlnimer to
BOSTON NEWSBOY
1EIEATI
ARGENT
Stomach Trouble
Of 30 Years Stand
ing Was Ended When
I Took
TANLAC
It mad a new man of
mt, declarti J. E. -Barktr,
815 MilUr St.,
PfUnburg, Va. Whin
luch rtmarhablm tti
mony U heard on evtry
hand there '
can no longer be doubt about
the merif of thin wonderful
medicine. Get a bottle to
day. At all good druggUte.
Market News
l.lvrM k
I'OflTLASIi. Oro,. April 7.-('ut-lie
and Iiokh uoiiilimlly ateudy; no
recelitH. Klieop alow; recelptd 311.
, Holler
I'OIITI.ANI). Ort.. April 7 llnt
ler aiMidy; eira rubra 3in; under
Kindea rurtoiia :;i;c; prlnli :ir.r.
Huuerfiit No. I churulng erum 3Sc
f. o. b, I'urtlunil,' uiiilerxmd'-a S.'Ic.
' I'oitlurul Wlu iit
I'OltTI.ANI). Ore., April ".Wheal
Hard whlio, hanl wlnier. northern
lulu It 1 1.24; aoft while, whim club
11.23; red Walla f 1 Hi
San I'rnnclM o Mm kit
KAX KUANCIriCO. April 7.H!. 8
Hnreiiu of Market.) KjCKtt. exiraa,
8AS KftAiNCISfO. April 7. (Slt
PlvUlin of .Markela.) llrollera 34
N. Y. Stocks
SKW VtKK. April ". Another
m tlvti ttay In th atot k markwt, wna
t . lured by profit takln. w hk.li I
rnuwd mv-axlonal rwenmlH bihoiik fa.
vorltn liwueM, rblefly inotora anit.nila.
Knlea approximate 4 t.OOO.ooO ahare.
Aliieiiiiui l.(.t Hnynr 41.1
Amerltan t'nn ( '!.
Amerbitn fur VoundTy ... il.T,
Ami il.an llldn & liilhrr, pfd. 69.7
Aluerlenn Inttrnntlonnl Corp -1 41.1
American lx-ontotlv 1IS.1
AtueiUnn HiikIHiik ft Hefa. .. 67.1
Aitierlinn Kuunr 72.7
Ameiinm T. A T 1(1.1
AiimtIi in TolHtrco .......
Ameiicwn Wiwden
Aniiiondu Copper ........
Ati lilm.n ............. . .
Ilethbhem Vlr "If .... .
1SH.J
1R.7
61. i
. . .... H.
77.1
139. 6
, . J.
7.
Cniindlan I'iKiflo . ,
Central Leather , , ,
Chandler Motor
Cheitripcake A Ohio C4.K
Chlinao, ll. and St. l'uul .... 4.7
flilejiait, It. I., A Iac. 44.
Chlno CoppiT , S7.7
Corn I'rodmta 104.
Crinltib. Hleel ,' 4.I
Knmatm I'lavem-I jky ti.
Krl 15.3
Oenernl Axphutt 'it.
General Klectrlo IBS.
Cenernl Motora V1-
(ioodrkh Co O.l
flieiit Northern, pfd 73.3
llUnotn Ci ntml . .. 10s. 8
InMplratlon Copper 40.7
Inlerniitlonnl MnrVcMter 97.8
Int. Mer. Marino pfd. 76.
Iiiiciimiloiml Taper 48.
Invincible Oil 19.
Kcy-8rlHKflold Tiro 4.2
Kennecott Copper ........... 27. 8
Ixmlavlllrt & Nnahvlllu 116.6
Mexlean relroleiiin 151.
Middle 8l.it ox Oil 13.7
Mldvnlo Steel 34.6
New York Cenlrnl 88.5
N. Y., N. II. nmt llitrtford ..... 21 t
Northern TnelfU 7fl.(
IMclfle Oil 54.2
Pun American J'etroleum 61.4
I'ennaylvunlit 42.6
I'eopln'a (Ilia 12.6
Pur Oil 31.6
Hny ConMolldiited Copper 15.1
Keiidlnir
liep. Iron & Steel 54. tl
Koyiil Wuteli, N. Y: 60.
Senra ltoebuck .' ' 76-
Sinclair Con. Oil 25.7
Southern Pitelflo T. . . R.
Hinndiird Oil, of N. .1 174,
Stmlohokcr Corporation 117.3
Tenneaaoo Copper H.7
Tobneco rroducta 64.
I'nlon rnolflo 136.1
t'nlletl notnll Slorea 48.2
I. . Ind. Alcohol 47.2
t'lillod tntea ltubber ........ 63. 7
I tilted Stntea Steel 97.8
rtnh Copper 65.
WeBtlntthouao Kleetrlo 63-
Wlllya Ovcrlund 8.7
Term Hobo Detested
By Migratory Workers
' roi.TmUS, April 7. 'ltobo',and
VttKrnnoy luwa In voguo throughout
tho country wore principal topics of
dlsnuKHlon today ut llio nutlonal con-
vontlon of ,tho migratory workers'
union, In soBHlon horn.
"We dotost the appnlatlon 'hobo'
and we roscnt prevailing tngraucy
luwa, and Ihp entire nation's mem
borahlp la lihlud a propaganda cum
pnlgn to correct those detocta," .John
Kelly of Chicago, national secretary,
tlodurod todayi. . i , :
1 Many dologatos to tho convontlon
failed to uvrlve ycatorUay lor thu op
eulng tiuuuluu. '
,
ynr()Kii 'MAin tuiiujnk. mkdfoki). oke(;on:. ?mAy, 'april 7, 12
MANN'S THE BEST
TIE SALE
Knit Ties
50c
ItV'tful.ir 7r; quality, high
Kiado knit tics in fancy
luiltcniH y
Silk Ties
65c
Regular 7.1c and $1.00 I)o
lnt'stii' ami Italian Silks,
new ttatteniM, 'witli ; nlip
casv hi'auds. ;
This Is It the Spring Event for Every Man
THE SECOND ANNIVERSARY SALE IN
THE MEN'S DEPARTMENT
Beginning Saturday, April 8, and Continuing One Week
DISCOUNTS ON EVERY ARTICLE IN THE MEN'S DEPARTMENT '
SPECIAL!
Handkerchiefs
Price
Linen Handkerchiefs, Silk
Handkerchiefs, plain and fan
cy initial Handkerchiefs.
Boys' Waists
, 69c.
Hegular 98t values, in fancy
stripe, percale, not all sizes, ; ,
Linen Collars ,
10c
Twenty five! dozen Slidewell
Starched Collars. Sold every
where for J(V. $l.(X) for 'a
dozen. 1
Boys' Union Suits
79c ,
Hoys' rrood Jqnality Nainsook
Athletic Union Suits in several
styles. All sizes.
Railroad Shirts
$1.69
Sweet. Orr dark blue ixdka dot
Shirts with 2 collars to match.
Hernia rly sold at $2.50.
Work Gloves
48c
Hejrular 05( Leather Oloves,
made for service, some gaunt
lets. UNDERWEAR
SALE
Union Suits
89c
Balbriggan Union Suits,
with short" sleeves and an
kle length. Kegularlv sold
at $1.25.
' Athletic Union Suits
$1.00
Made of fine quality Nain
sook, good full cut.' Sold
' regularly at $1.25.
Shirts and Drawers
65c
Either long or short sleeve
shirts, aiikle length or
knee lengtli drawers. Good
value. . ,
GOODS FOR THE PRICE.
SHIRTS GREATLY REDUCED
Percale Shirts Silk Shirts
$1.00
Collar attached and neck hand
styles. Sold regularly at $1.25
and $1.50.
Chambray Shirts
: " $129
Sweet Orr Chambray Shirts
necTc band style. Sold pre
' Viously at $1.75.
SPRING SUITS REDUCED
FOR THIS ANNIVERSARY WEEK ONLY
n. ;,''". s ' ' . .......
Sport models, in the newest tweeds and . cashmeres. Good
iryjecablc vorsteds and seizes in conservative models.
Styleplug and Society Brands, all wool, hand tailored, Guaranteed
suits.
$25 JSuits ...... $22.50
$30 Suits $27.00
$35 Suits $31.50
$40 Suits ...... .$36.00
$45 Suits ........ $40.50
$50 Suits . . . . . . .$45.00
Boys' Suits
$8.95
A small lot of ,T( hnny Tupants, Regular $25 and $2.50 Pants,
Hoy's Suits, with extra trous- medium weight, full cut. An
ers. Hegularly juieed at $13.50. extra good value.
THOUSANDS OF SOX SALE
Durham Cotton Sox, all sizes and colors, pair ..4 ..144
35c Lisle, Iron Sox, a large assortment, pair 25
Regular G5c Fibre Silk Sox, pair .......... : ...; 48,
Phoenix Silk Sox, 85c. value, .pair ... ....... 69
"Wool !Mixed Sox, natural color, pair :.:.:...:......22
EXTRA
Special, regular $3.75 and $4.00
Pants sold regularly at $4.50 and $5.00
Extra quality Pants, $5.50 and $(.00 values
"Worsted and Sorgo Pants, $(.50 and $7.00 values
Fine qualiv'Cashmere Pam'$7.50 to $8.50'vaTuesJ
Mann's Department Store
; Medford, Oregon !
Postage Prepaid
NO MATTER WHAT THE PRICE - MANN'S
$4.95
Silk and Pongee Shirts, $5.50
to $7.50 values, all sizes.
Negligee Shirts
$1.48
Collar attached Shirts in fine
quality, striped percales, worth
from $1.75 lo $2.50. All sizes,
from 14 to HYj.
High School Sizes
$20 Suits . . . $18.00
$22.50 Suiu $20.25
$25.00 Suits $22.50
$27.50 Suits .....$24.75
$30.00 Suits . . . . .$7.00
Khaki Pants
$1.98
TROUSERS
values, pair T-.i..
.........2.98
..1:3.95
.-.1.1.95
.5.85
. $6.65
Mail Orders Promptly' Filled
PAGE, FIVE
CAP SALE
Boys' Caps
89c
Ono huwlrch Ioys' Caps,
now ' iiattoniH, all sizes
Hold l-fgulai'ly at $1.25. .
Men's Caps
98c
Not so many (f these, but
ffrxxl values. Sold regular
ly at $1.25 to $1.75.
SPECIAL!'
Boys' Overalls
98c
All sizes, good 220 weight
denims.
Men's Overalls '
98c
Light weight; jliib Overalls,
sold previously at $1.25
Men's Overalls
$1.19
These are good 220 Blue
Denim, bib overalls. Sold reg
ularly at $1.50. Not all sizes.
Leather Gloves .
$1.00
Horse hide and pTgskin Gaunt
let Gloves, that would be cheap
at $1.50.
Work Shirts
69c
Blue and Grav Qiambrav
Shirts. Worth $1.00 each. Good
full cut shirts, all sizes to 17.
Khaki Shirts
$1.19
Regular $1.50 light weight
Khaki two pocket Shirts, just
the thing for outing wear.
HAT SALE
Felt Hats
$2.39
Regular. $3.50 , and $4.00
Conquerer Felt Hats, new
styles and staple shaies.
Felt Hats
$2.95
Regular. $4.50 and $5.00
lightweight felts, excel
lent quality and styles that
are always good.
All Felt Hats Reduced.
$5.50, $6.00Hafc..,...$4.95
$4.50, $5.00 Hats $4.15
laioilata,....: $3.19
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