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pQ MEDFORD MAIL TltTDUNT MEDFORD, OREGON", FRIDAY, MAT 192."
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STATE .MEET OF
DEMAY
ORDER
OPENS SESSIONS
200 Delegates in Ctiy for Two
sjtfvn nt 11 a. ni., wiih the welcom
ing tuUlreHH of C. K. Galea, the for
mer nmyor. The forono0 and after
noon BL'HSions wero given over to the
conclave Bcsnion proper, group ses
sions and an open forum. A feature
of tho aftnrnoon HOKsinn was the
address by John K. KoU'jtk. Brand
high priest of the It. A.VM.
At & p. m., the conclave will leavo
Jn auios over the Pacific highway for
I Ashland for the barbecue dinner
In that city in Lit bin Park between
6 and 6 p. m.( to he followed by
the night session at which the Ash
land and Med ford chapters will con"
fer the initiatory and DeMolay de-(
grees.
i A ttnrniln In whifh nil Hit mem-
Day Conclave Barbecue b,!rs of lhe rMouiy order wm take
j part, will be the feature of the public
ninnnr at Achlanrl ThiQ demonstration In Ashland. Tho pa-
uinner ai Asniana nut dR wm nmvmhlQ trom thG IIaw.
. I thorne school, will continue down
j Main street to the Plaza, and will
Dinner.
7:30. Degrees.
Initiatory dfgren. Ashland chapter.
De Mulay degree, Medford chapter.
Kuturdiiy Morning
9:00 to 12:00. Call to order.
Music.
Iteport of group conferences.
Reports of chapters.
Address, Percy It. Kelly, deputy
grand master A. K. & A. M.
Address, CJeo. T. Cochran, grand
commander K. T.
1 2:00 to 1:30. Lunch.
1:30 to 5:00. Cull to order.
Address, filen 'abrick.
Reports of committees.
8:15 to 11:45. Dancing at Medford
Evening Rumor Bay City
Delegation Coming. v
Alburtus Closes
Engagement Saturday
BLOCKAD
E
"With tho city attired in flag deco-
AlburiUH, the miracle man, will
to me rmzu, ana win ,
tlwtn iwww.r.fl In IV. n l.nnV.,.,., .,11.. In'
tho n,-k. where it will dlb,u d nml h,B two wook-H onKaBon.Bnt nt the
tho barbecue will be nerved. !.tiul ""'""V lm"m' " ht;, At
nooti, a packed house greeted Albur
tus again.
"Don't Call It Love,' with Agnes
Ayres, Jack Holt, a former Itogue
Hiver valley resident, Nlta Naldi and
Among the conclave delegates and
I visitors are 80 from the four Port
land chapters. Other cities repa
rations in the business section, thejsented Include Albany, Ashland, As
two day's state conclave of the De-itoria, Baker, Ilend, Corvallls, Eugene,
.. .l. .1 1 Uninnlo' r'.P-inta l)i,o L'l.i...nlt. IT,. tla Mnrah.
hall here tl.l. forenoon, with Bp-j field. Mc.Ml'nnvlllo. Medford. New Hod 1 Iloque i the film offerlnB for
pro'xln.a.c.y 200 fine a,.earlB on W Ontario. Pendleton. R-ebur. ZyJ JZ" h"T
16 and 21 in attendance from the' The DeMolay order In Oregon now
various cities and towns having has a membership of from 1900 to
chapters of this order, which is : 2100 between tho ages of Hi and
Hponsored by the Masons.
(21. The last of the conclave dele-,
There is a comedy and an educational
film to round out the program.
"Listen Lester' the film adapta
tion of the famous Broadway stage
Five of the chapters had patrols gallons arriving this forenoon were .
with thorn, one or two chapters had the ones from Portland, linker, Pen-. J
bands. The nresence of so many of dleton and Astoria. Tho delegations!
these convention visitors lent color, have been arriving since Wednesday
to the business district. j night.
The conclave delegates and visit-' The two days formal program
ore.- are being entertained dining Tor the stato conclave is as follows:
their stay at Medford hom'S, which! Friday Morning
provide them with lodging and' 9 to 10:30. KegiKtratlon of dele
breakfasts. Tonight's session will he gates. Assigning to rooms.
success Is the feature photoplay for
SENDS UP PRICE
OF NI SCOTCH
Manhattan Fears Price of $75
Per Case Wholesale Unless
Blockade Is Broken Thirst
Grows As Sbpply Declines--Wilbur
Satisfied.
tins to or away from 'f" rum fleet.
The New York Anu-ricnn. however,
today prlntu an illustrated story of the
suceensful running of the liloado.
, liliK'kmltt Is itun.
The story saya: O
"A photographer rode breathless In
the bottom of a beat amidst 110 Ases
of labelled liquor taken from a rum
prlater and ploughed through the
water shoreward from the 2i-milo
limit."
Other newspapers telling of tho
"upply of liquor rapidly decreasing
and predicting -prices of $75 a case
wholesale for the near future, say that
bootleggers ashore are praying for
storniB to scatter the 100 boats of the
dry navy and let smugglers slip
through. Scotch has almost doubled
in lue. the New York World Bays,
now- being S6a ease wholesale.
A 100 n.9- airplane trip bOme
newspaper observe resulted In the di--..
.ii.hi nf onlv four two-masted
schools and one tramp steamer on
rum row.
I Far in the distance, however, were
tweary or thirty rraft assumed to be
liquor ships. Ih had Us pair of
government watcrAs. Another news-
paper man in niiairiluiiP reported
...... nr..rr Itennrts that air
planes were part of the blockading
...... ..rrir.lf.llv Honied.
New patrSl boats with fresh crews
are ready to relieve those on duty, it
is announced by the toast guard and
500 additional seamen are being -recruited.
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A Itamuru uipimicn to the ,w
York Tribune says Secretary of ifo"
N'avv Wilbur Insp'ected ruin mu, ... I
terday, going out from New London"
Asked for his Impressions of the rum
fleet he said that conditions at the sub.
garv.' base were excellent.
Captain Ralph P. Co-lll and Lie0.
tenant A. J. Crose of Co. A, spent to!
day at Grants Pass attending to .a.
llOnil! UUUlu iiunuirBn.
WEDDING BELLS
held at Ashland, following a barbe
cuo dinner in Unit city, as guests of
the Ashland chapter.
A convention rumor this forenoon,
which could not bo verified, was that
a : further delegation of 100 DeMo
layn from Han Francisco would ar
rive here during tho day or this
evening from that city in tho in
terest of capturing the Oregon con
clave's support In efforts to win tho
next national conclave for San Fran
cisco. A feature of tho opening conclave
11:00. Opening.
Hong, America.
Invocation. Itov. J. n. Conn.
Address of welcome, (.'. E. Gates.
Response. Clyde McKay.
12:00. Recess.
Lunch and pictures.
1:00 to 2:00 p. m. Report of work
In state.
Address, John K, Kollock, grand
high priest R. A. M.
3:00 to 5:00. Open forum.
Group Hcsslons.
6:00 to 6:00. Tour to Ant'ilnnd.
W. T. Roberts and Grace 8liri-
son of Medford were united In mar
riage Thursday afternoon at the'
residence of the officiating clergy-
man. Rev. F. R. Leach, Hoth bride
and groow, well known in the city,!
whore they have lived many years,
are prominent in the activities of the)
First Haptist church. The happy I
couple left for nn nuto trip to Port-'
land, will return tho first of next
week and be at home to their many,
friends at the new and modern '
home recently built in 1011 W. 10th.
street. Their many friends Join in
hearty congratulations and best of
wishes.
NEW YORK,1 May 8. (Ry tho As
sociated Press.) A great thirst ashore
and at sea seems to have developed
from Uncle Ham's blockade of rum
row off the north and Mid-Atlantic
coast.
Ofl land the supply of liquor is rap
idly diminishing, newspaper observ
ers say and prices are going up.
Meanwhile some of the rum fleet are
presumed to have given up tho cam
paign of attrition and headed for home
ports in othr lands, either hopefully
to replenish their supply of food and
water or to conclude thut the dry navy
Is too strong for them.
Any retreat that may huve taken
place from rum row so far. however,
has not yet been substantial, so far
afl Is indicated by meager reports from
the scene of the passive warfare from
twenty to forty miles off shore. In
fact, four new ships, including a large
Gorman ste.am.shlp, have arrived on
tho row.
Rut the new arrivals had not known
of tho blockade. Like the vendors
already orrthe row they were prompt
ly picketed by units of the dry navy,
which has two small boats watching
every rum seller and big cuttors. in the
offing acting an mother ships.
The assertion continues to bo made
that the blockade's results have been
perfect, with no customers at all get-
RIALTO
Tonight and
Tomorrow Night
Final
Appearances
ALBURTUS
The Miracle Man
Come Early for a Seat!
Positively Your Last Chance
to See Him!
Don't Call It Love"
With Agnes Ayres, Jack Holt, Nita Naldl and Rod LaRoque.
A Story of Wealth and Beauty and Love.
GOOD COMEDY
NEWS REEL
Admissions Evenings, 35c; Kiddies a Dime, Any Time.
TOMORROW "LISTEN, LE8TER" Adapted from the Stage Comedy
Hit With Harry Myers, Louise Fazenda and Alee Francis.
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work at factory prices. .
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For over a quarter of a
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Send for our 64-page catalog
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1000 1st Ave. So., Soottlo, Wn.
MANN'S THE BEST GOODS FOR THE PRICE; NO MATTER WHAT THE PRICE ' . MANN'S
Mann's Annual Clearance Sale of Spring Ready-to-Wear Garments
EVERY COAT AND SUIT MUST BE SOLD AT ONCE
"Women's New Spring Coats, sold up
Saturday., each &1U.UU
Women's New Spring Coats,' sold llP
n 22-50- ' $ 1 K no
Snhmlnv. om-h lfLiJ.JVJ
" ' 1'7 "
Women's New Spring Coats, sold up
to $33.00. $oi; nn
Saturday, each vO.UU
20 Off on All Other Coats
40:00 Spring Coats now $32.00
$j().0() Spring Coats now $40.00
$75.00 Spring Coats now $60.00
$100.00 Spring Coats now....$80.00
' 10 New Ensemble Suits, sold all sea
son up to $35.00. flJOC fin
Saturday, each ipAO.UU
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20 Off on all other Ensemble Suits
$50.00 Ensemble Suits.... $40.00
$60.00 Ensemble Suits .-. $48.00
$75.00 Ensemble Suits $60.00
HOO.OO Ensemble Suits.... $80.00
No exchanges no approvals. AlSl :
sales final. Slight charge for altera-;
tions.' 1 .
SENSATIONAL CLEARANCE OF NEW DRESSES
25 New Silk and Wool Dresses, $13
?iUCHi i $10.00
Saturday, each w v
$25.00 Dresses $15.00
it
Another big shipment just in of
those famous Floriswah , washable
silk Dresses and beautiful new print
ed silk Dresses, wonderful new
styles, up to $25.00 values. On sale
!h"; ;1$15.00
New stylish'stout Dresses, just in.
Very special, $25.00
each
$35.00 Dresses $25.00
25 in this lot comprising some of the
best models for spring, made of the
best silks, $35.00 '. COC f(
vhlnps Mnfnrfl.iv o.-wli P -"f 'V J
$25.00 Dresses $19.95 .
Come in plain colors and fancy
stripes,' made . of Bo ton v flannel,
splendid styles, every one worth
$25.00. .
Saturday, each
New Dresses for graduation in wliite
and colors. 1 Q flfl
12 W
7y
SATURDAY SALE OF SWEATE RS, WAISTS & WASH DRESSES
Very special,' each.
CLEARANCE SALE OF ALL NEW TRIMMED HATS
W omen's Kid Hoot
Sweaters, $2.50 values.
Saturdav, 1 At
each iH.y
Women's wool and fiber
silk Sweaters, $5.00 val-
Sat'urday, ca....$3.45
Jantzen Bathing Suits for
men, women and children,
from $1.95 to $5.95 ea. .
New White Waists, fine
quality. On $125
sale Sat., ca....
Outing Shirts of pongee,
soisette and poplins, each
$2.50 to $5.00
Complete line of Outing'
Garments.
"Happy Home" gingham
Dresses, all sizes; $2.00
values. ?1 Off
Saturday, oa V1'60
$9.00 Dresses $4.95
100 new broadcloth and
silkette Wash Dresses in
plain and fancv stripes;
'$9.00 values. On sale
$4.95
Saturday wc will place on
sale 50 new Spring Hats
in a great variety of styles
and colors, sold all season
up to $18.50 each.
TOMORROW
$5.00 each
Duchess " a n d Merriinac
Felt Hats in whito, al
m o n d, paudre and tan
shades at special prices.
New Mcadowbrook Hats
from $11.50 to $20.00
Madirc Evans Hats for
Children and Misses.
New "Pierctte" Hats,
$7.50 values $5,00
New "Courier" Hats,
$12.50 values.. jyQ
Saturday K
New "Charlotte Haibc"
Hats, sold most places
s:,ts,.:$io.oo
SATURDAY SALE OF SILKS, DRESS GOODS AND DOMESTICS
3u"-ineh permanent 'Silcot' Prints,
regular price $1.00. 79 C
Saturday, yard.....
54-inch silk and wool quality bor
der patterns for dresses, in green,
mack, russet and tan; regular
price $(.05.
Saturday, a pattern....
10-incli excellent nlialitv nil silk
dresscs, selected patterns; $2.30
values. ' Saturday, yd
54-inch 'Kashan" Cloth; regular
i ivici SS5.05. Will iiril.'iv vJ
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3(-i)ich White Outing Flannel, good grade; reg
ular price 25c. 1 Q
Saturday, yard LV
I
$5.75
prints for
$1.95
$4.75
27-inch Wool Flannel for Dresses tO 1 Q
$2.(59 value. Saturday, yd u
90x108 Francv Crepe led Sjireads, on sale Sat
urday '. $7.50 and $9.95 each
3(i-inch fine checked Nainsook and Cfjp
Crepe, C9c value. Saturday, yard
3b'-inch Pa.jania Cloth in pink, blue, yellow and
green; regular price 29c. 2C
On sale Saturday, yard
54-inch Felt Table Padding; regu- l OQ
lar price $1.48. Saturday, yd 1
3(i-inch fine Bleached Muslin, soft 2.C
finish; 29c value. Saturdav, yard
22x44 heavy Turkish Towels; regular 1X0
WW
19c
price 00c. Saturday, each....:.
18x36 I luck Towels; regular
price 2oc. Saturday, each...
SATURDAY SALE OF UNDERWEAR, HOSIERY AND GLOVES
Women's "La France" Silk Hose, best wearing
quality made; all colors. CO tf)
Saturday, pair
Women's fancy striped all silk
Sport IloSe, very special, pair
Kayser's Silk Hose in all the
new shades. Special, pair..
Children's fancy top Socks; regular
price 59c. Saturday, pair
Children's' Silk Hose in black, white, brown
rlbi,eRC-- $1.25
Special, pair
Tvanhoe Silk Cloves with embroidered cuff;
$1.75 values. li 1 KQ,
Saturday, pair
$3.45
$2.95
50c
"liayon" Silk Bloomers for wom
en, in peach color. t1 QC
Special, pair
Women's Brassieres for women
and misses, in flesh color; CQ
69e values. Saturdav........
Women's and Misses' Envelope Chemise made
of a fine grade of voile, lace t 1 7CC
trimmed, all colors. Special, each.... V
Women's Ribbed Vests, crocheted tops,
on sale Saturday 2 for 25d
Women's Union Suits, small sizes, 2 for $1.00
Kid and Suede Cloves with fancy cuffs, new
styles $3.45 to $5.48 pair
SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY
Etched glass Bud Vases,
novelty Salt and Pepper
Sets and Dutch Silver
Napkin JJings. Special
for Saturday, CoO r
each
9
Hinds' Honey and Al
mond Cream, best qual-
Uy; regular price 9c
50c. Saturdav
MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED1
Mann's Department Store
, THE STORE FOR 1VSYB0DY
Phone 486-487 Medford, (Tregon
SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY
Loveme and A zcurca
Face Powder; $1.00 value.
Satur- 7EJ
flay
Large size Jap Parasols;
il.25 values, djl f(
Sftturdav. ea....!' 1 .UU
Bias Tapes and Braids,
15c values. 1 f)-,
Saturdav lul''
Printed Silk and Voile
Handkerchiefs in all the
new colore; 59c values.
Saturday,
each
50c
POSTAGE PREPMD AGENTS FOR BUTTERICK PATTERNS
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