PACK EIGHT
G. PASS SHERIFF
LEAVES TO GET
SrEDFORD MAIL TRTBTiyE, ftrFDFORD. OREGON. THURSDAY. JANUARY 4, 192.1
OUAN'TS PASS. Jan. 4. Sheriff
'George Lewis and Deputy Ernest Us
icr will return Saturday niorninc with
Oregon Jones ond Ellsworth Kelly,
In time for action by the Brand Jury
on their case. It was believed by the
officers lust nlBht when they depart
ed for the north. They will go to
lluutinfrton. where the Wyoming of
ficers must deliver the prisoners in
order to claim the j;oo reward. The
rewurd wan to bo paid only when the
men were delivered in Oregon and iih
Huntington la the nearest Oregon
point to Kvanaton, they will be turn
ed over there to tho Josephine of
ficials, j
The "Wyoming sheriff vn wired
th'at he wa dealing with two men
who would take any means to escape
and was warned to bo on his guard
at all times. Sheriff J.ewls and
Ueputy Lister are taklnK. no chances
on having the men Bet away after
they hav their hands on them and
will keep thrin well in hand at all
times on the trip. Jones and Kelly
ure said by the sheriff to bo willing
to take desperate chances, rather
than return hereafter their jailbreak.
Fred L. Heath returned this morn
ing from a brief visit in San Francisco.
The Woodmen of the World meet
ing last night nt the Nntatortum wa
one of the largest fraternal demon
strations ever put on In Medford. A
rain set in just as the parade started,
but nevertlwless. over 400 members
turned out with 150 candidates. The
Nat was filled with members from
Ashland, i'hocnix, (.rants l'ass and
Medford and several visitors from
other cities. The ritual was exempli
fied by head camp officers. Deputy
Head Consul E. 1'. Martin presided.
The Medford team put on the new
official side dcBrcc in splendid shape
and were requested to come to Port
land in the near future and repeat
the work
An tiddiess was made by "Head
Manager J. O. Wilson of Portland,
giving all present first hand knowl
edge of the societies' financial stand
ing, which shows tho Woodmen of
the World to be one of the strongest
fraternal benefit societies in the
United Btates.
Kobert Neilson, the Harry Lauder
of . Grants Pass, gave several selec
tions In Scotch, ltobcrt Neilson. Jr..
gave selections on his famous violin
and tho orchestra was there with the
music.
- A. F; A A. M.--.--
Medford Lodge No. loj.'
yfr Special communication Fril.
Jf' day evening, Jan. oth at 7:30
p. m. Work in E.'A. Degree.
By order of W. M.
There will be a meeting of tin
Order of De Molny, Thursday
night at 7:30 at the Masonic
) hall. Initiatory degree. Every.
member is requested to attend.
y II
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