MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER ,6,- 193
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MRS. ISABELLA McLACHLAN
z Auno Studio
Operation Avoided
Portland, Oresr. "Dr. Pierce's med
icine hag boon ho. very beneficial to
me that X am glad to give It my rec
ommendation. Doctors said I .would
have undcrffo an operation, but
after taking tho Tavorito Prescrip
tion' I found that an operation was
not necoasary. During one oxpectant
period I suffered with inflammation
and became to weak and -rundown 1
could not do my work. Doctors again
ndviBcd an operation, but Instead I
b.'Kun taking tho 'Favorito Prescrip
tion' and it soon put mo on my feet.
My health returned, I hud practically
no suffering, and my baby wns very
healthy, since that timo whenevor
. I have felt badly I have taken the
Favorito Prescription.' It always
makes me well in no timo." Mrs. Isa
bella MeLrfichlan. 7G8 Mich. Ave.
Oo to your neighborhood drug store
-and got Favorito prescription in tab
lets or liquid Write Dr. Pierce, Pres
ident' Invalids' Hotel,- in : Buffalo, N.
Y., and receive good medical advice in
return, Fren. Adv.
"COUND it ! said the man
JL who asked for a strong
cigar and got a mild one. He
didn't know a cigar could be
as fragrant and as mild as
this one.
JVlild as a
-ana
cigar, mmm,
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. in early spring?
Don't miss the opportunity to plant while
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Planting Instructions Given Free-
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317 E. Main Phone 260
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CHICAGO. Nov, G; Noar'y half of
tho 100,000 owners of Armour and
compiiny toduy ivcre-employes, 40,000
of whom subscribed for 5000 shares
of stock during: tho past two veoks.
0 eaKurly did the workers tako
advantage of an opportunity to pot
an interest in tho business that tho
company was forced today to with-,
draw its offer of preferred stock. Tho
stock sale plan offered to employes
on a deferred payment basis was
opened October 24 and November 10
had been set nstho day on which tho'
offtr was to lie withdrawn.
Day laborers, truck drivers and
office workers displayed a financial
Status that was surprisinR', Arthur
Reynolds, president of tho Continen
tal and Commercial National bank
and a director of tho company, said.
. PARIS Premier Polncare has ap
proved a suggestion of Great P.rltaln
that the allies make a Joint represen
tation to Holland to prevent former
Crown Prince Frederick William
from leaving Holland for Germany.
PITTSRURG Harry Greb, middle
weight boxing champion, was given a
newspapor decision ovor Soldier Jones
of Canada, llght-heavywoight at tho
end .of ton rounds.
Ancient popular divinations con
nected with Hallowe'en probably rep
resented a heathen festival whoso cel
ebration consisted Ir giving, at har
vest time, the departed his share of
tho fruits of tho earth.
May Morning
as fragrant
HAS IT" , , -
214 E. Main St.
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CLASS OF 66 AT
High points in Ibt, peaks of Pythian
Ism apies:reil !at night at tho castle
hall of Talisman Lbdso No. SI of
Knights of Pythias. Members of lodgos
within a range of 300 miles came for
this meeting, with their candidates;
while visitors were present from far
Sonoma county In California, and As-j
I torla on the north.
I Tho class of candidates numbered a
total of 06, of whom 38 were from Med-
I from Grants Pass, 13 from Horn
; brook and 3 from Montague. There
was a splendid body of younger men
from the best families of the valley In
tho local group of new mon, with a
sprinkling of such names as i. C.
Mann, Emil Mohr, A. C. Walker, Rev.
Wm. n. Hamilton, P. F. Close and oth
ers ot tho solid business men of the
vullcy who had missed previous oppor
tunities, but grabbed tblB chance to
add their names to tho list of friends.
! Never again in the history of Tal
isman Lodge, probably, will thore be
such an Initiation as took place last
night. Supreme Keeper of Records
and Seal. Harry Loce. acting prolate,
'administered the oath, to the large
class, using tho Rathbono liiblo for
the coromony. ' Grand Keeper of Rec
ords and Seal, Walter Gleason, as act
ing Vice Chancellor, gavo tie instruc
tion in the secret work. And tho les
son of friendship wns told by Grand
Chancellor Claude Harrick in a man
ner ioth lmpresslvo and Illuminating.
Tho D. O. K. K. band "second best
bind In the United States," played ap
propriate music during the whole even-i
ing, after having given an outdoor con
cert In front of the hall, and was fre
quently applauded for encore numbers.
Toward the close of the meeting ono
of tho visiting brothers started a sil
ver shower for tho benefit of the baud.j
which netted a nice little sum toward
tho future plans of tho band for that
trip to Provldonce, R. I., In August,
11)25; " '
Once more the position of Medford
as tho Mecca ot tho middle coast stooil
out plainly. On previous occasions
the Inadequacy of the castlo hall had
been apparent; but when 350 men
gathered last night from all the can
yons and hill sides, and with tholr vis
itors from the far spaces of tho con
tinent, It was so plain that everybody
said it, that Talisman Lodge) needs
new and larger quarters.
The club rooms were jammed with
the boys. Henry Haswell and "Hap
py" wero back from Cor.'s. Tom Mof
fat and Daddy Joy wero up from Weed,
and goating over the fact that thby
would soon have to lose nnothor day
or two to attend tho Dokle ceremonial
on December 1st. Karsten and Cooley
from Grants Jnss came with a big
.bunch of Climate Boys. And when
Waltor Gleason invited the next ses
sion of the district convention to
Grants Pass, they were so overcome
that they wero unable to talk for
once!
' Hornbrook was real woke up. Two
weeks ago they told a Medford dele
gation that their lodge was willing to
borrow tho money, if necessary, to pay
the dues of one good man that they
thought might be persuaded ho being
hard up until he sells some of his cat
tle. And last night mey herded 12
candidates up to Medford for the init
iation, it just showed that you never
can tell what Jncquette and Dad Ja
cobs will do next. But Jacquette has
quit telling stories since he lost out In
the contest at Bend last year.
Montague was in the roundup, mak
ing their first npponrance at Medford.
They threaten now to bring down a
big herd for the Dokey ceremonial on
December 1, and if they do Charlie
Talent will have to have somo real
broncho riders on the job at that time.
Yreka sent a delegation to inspect
tho big Mokanna sword. Trouble was.
Irving Eddy 1b bo big that he hid most
of the rest of the crowd. Fuhat Bur
kan owes those boys much for that
big knife thrfy ma'dei with Its buckhorn
handlo and etching and gold plating.
And Fuhat Burknn has nn Arab mem
ory for little things like that.'
Of course ft was a "hot time." H
was so hot that one of the candidates
fainted at an exciting moment In tho
ceremony. He was not to be blamed
for it, under the circumstances. It
was expected, that several would faint
at tho banqnot table. Those sand
wiches and salad, and cake, and Char
He's coffee! Just why Shorty Watklns
did not faint is not yet clear. One of
the candidates felt so weak that he
roached for three coploa of the salad
and sandwiches. Hut he bragged a
little too much; and It may go against
him when he comes to some of the
further progress in tho ranks of
knighthood.
It was, altogether, quite a largo
night, and when it bogan to get on to
ward 1 o'clock somo of tho D. O. K. K.
Brigands on duty went out and hunt
ed up Prescott, night copper, and the
last your scribe saw- ot that, limb of
the law he was being fed on zem zom
and pumpkin plo, and was probably
harmless until morning. It was only
fair to the fellows who had to, drive
homo in the wee hours, to make some
little effort like that. And he enjoy
ed It anyhowv
Ix;t's see $30 is what It costs to
join the Knights of Pythias now. That
flggers up pretty good. And Charlie
Harrison said he collected over 1200
ot does that he wouldn't have got oth
erwise. Merrick carr:ed off a receipt
for some (shekels turned In, and the,
report was so heavy that Harrison had
to get help to read it. Talisman lodsn
enlarged Its borders considerable last
hlKlit, linil looks fm ward to Its work In
this community with a light heart anil
a cluar eye for the coining duties and
joys of service. The Dokey temple
brigands were lining up some of tho
old and tnew men for tho coming core
hionlal, and there- will be nimo doings
to tell kbout pretty soon. '
PASTOR WILL TALK
Economic, political and social con
ditions at the present time in Eng
land will he the subject of an address
by Rev. F. Gordon Hart of Urania
Pass at the forum of tho Medford
Chamber of Commerce tomorrow
noon.
Rev. Hart has recently spent a con
siderable time In England and while
there made a special study of post war
conditions in that country. Tho polit
ical situation in England, as reported
by him, .is particularly Interesting and
will give tho mombors of the cham
ber first hand Information for compar
ison with similar conditions In our own
country.
Tho forum as usual will i hold at
tfio'llotol Medford. ' : '
TOPPLES OFF GRADE
"When George KHiibIo (if tho Davis
Truck compiiny, who wan driving, a
truckload of dynamite to John Hamp
shire's construction camp near Pros
pect Sunday tho truck slipped over nn
embankment and rolled completely
over, scattering' the dynamite boxoH
everywhere and even breaking some
of them- open, but without any of
them exptodiiiK. The- ttiick was re
loaded' tin A tho driver "finished his
journey without further accident.
Ri!
JACKSONVILLE. Fla., Nov. 6.
Capturo of the Kritinh schooner LouIh
1, with a $375,000 liquor cargo after
members of the crew had wrested the
vessel from her captain was effected
within the three mllo limit, V. A.
Hazeltine, divFAtoTrral prohibition en
forcement chief, who made tho cap
ture, declared today.
Captain H. A. Johnson and six
members of the schooner's crow nr
Vlved hero and will faco a hearing
before a United States commission
tomorrow, according to Hazcltlno.
Armistice Day 1
Race Program i
Benefit Fair Ass'ri.
Tho automobile and motorcycle
races which are to bo held at thtf fair
grounds on Armistice Day will bo con
ducted under tho auspices of the
Jackson County Fair,. Association. J
Tho raoo meet Will be In the forth
of a Fair association benefit and all
profits will bo devoted for financing
the preliminary expenses of the asso
ciations activities for next year.
in order that the association may
secure ample funds those who will
sell or tako tickets, act as traffic and
watchmen ami those who will bo
ushers, will donate their services for
this particular event. .
Popular prices will prevail !ahd tho
advance sale of box Beats will open
at the offico of th Medford Chamber
of Commerce, on Friday, November p.
Purchasers ot box seats, In ease of
bad weather and, races not being run,
will have their nionoy refunded. 1
MRS. HICKEY
SO WEAK GOULD
HARDLY STAND
Tells How Lydia E.Finkham'
Vegetable Compound
Restored' Her Health
Worcester, Mass. "I had some
trouble caused by a female weakness
and got so run-down
and weak from it
that I could hardlv
stand or walk across
the floor. The doctor
gave me all kinds of
mis, but nothing
lelped me. I hap
pened to meet' a
friend whohad taken
Lydia E. I'inkham's
cge table Com
pound, so I thought
II would trv it. AfW
taking it a week I began to improve,
and now I feel fine and am doing all of
my housework, including washing, sew.
ing and house cleaning. I have recom
mended your medicine to my friends,
and I am willing for you to use this letter
as a testimonial, as I would like to help
any onesufToring the way I did from such
a weakness." Mrs. Delia Hickey, 4
S. Ludlow St., Worcester, Mass.
Lydia E.Pinkham'a Private Text-Book
upon " Ailments Peculiar to Women "
will be sent you free upon request,
Write to The Lydia K. Pinkham Medi
cine Co., Lynn, Mass. This book con
tains valuable information.
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REVIVAL MEETINGS
HOLD INTEREST
. All liiblo students will find the ser
mons r-. this stago in tho meeting at
tho C'hristlnu church most Instructive
and helpful. While the messages are
Intended for all classes aud have In
thorn tho evangelistic tona and .pur
pose they are receiving much favor
able comment from Bible teachers and
Hiblo students.
Tho sermon tonight, "Proparo Yo
the Way of tho Lord,'' Is one which
should bo heard by a large audience.
It will open tho way for the three ser
mons to follow this week. Questions
will bo read ono night and answered
tho next. Any ono Is at liberty to
bring questions provided they pertain
to tho- Hiblo and are nslicd in the
spirit of fairness and franknoss. Thoy
will be treated in tho Bame manner.
Bono succumbs to a prcssuro oT 21,
333 pounds, cast Iron to 103,806, and
granite to SS32 pounds.
immediately
That's
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