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MEDFOftT) MAIL TTTTVDTR, JJEDFOTtP, OTCF.fiOy, T.TA'ESDAY. SEPTKMnrcft' 2. .ina."'
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PORTLAND, Ore. Sont. 23. (A
P.) The sovereign Brand IoiIri' of tho,
Independent Order of Odd FcIIowh,
In convention here todny voted to!
penult grand lodges to give aubordl
imte lodges pcriiilsslon to hold enter
tainments or to receive gifts for tho
use of charity and other work out
side of the order. Heretofore the
lodges had been unahle to contriliuto
tii funds being collected in communi
ties for charltuble purposes.
A resolution was adopted requiring,
an grand lodges nnd grand encamp
ments to submit their constitutions
and organic laws to tho sovereign
grand lodge In order that uniform
constitutions may be drawn.
This afternoon delegates to tho
sovereign grand lodge, nnd thousands
of visiting Odd Fellows and llcbekahs
took part in a parade.
Oolden Rule lodge. No .78 of Crams
Pass. Ore., toriay won tho third de
gree In the competitive drill. With
this award goes the grand prize, of
fered by tho grand lodge for the best
drill team attending the convention.
!LD
Cooking-
Mrs. E. M. Wilson, Mod-
ford, Angel cake, second: Mrs. O D.
Krazee, Medford, while bread, first; second;
six plutcB. first; Mrs. J. W. DeYoc.
MeiTrcrd. cun and saucer, first; Mrs.
IL v Conger. Medford, water color
marine, second; Mrs. It. C). lleach.
,1 Medford, dresser scarf filet crochet
' trimmed, second; Mrs. It. CI. lteach.
I Medford, bedroom lump shade, first;
Mrs. H. G. Beach, Medford. pine
needle basket, first; Mrs. Opal Dun
ham. Medford, head, first; Mrs. (1.
jW. Nellson. Medford, still life, first;
Mrs. M. Montgomery. Medford, mn
Irlne oil. first; Mrs. M. Montgomery,
Medford, landscape oil, second; Mrs,
C. A. Marshall. Medford, book ends,
Mrs. C. A. Marshall, Med-
Mrs. O. D. Frazee. Medford, soda ford, vases, 5. second; Mrs. C. A
doughnuts first; Mrs. IS. U Moore, Marshall. Medford. candle slicks. se
Oold Hill, loaf cake, second; Mrs. Qnd; Mrs. C. A. Marshall, Medford.
B. L. Moore. Cold Hill, Ringer eooM tray, second; Mrs. Klla Peters, Med
ics, first; Mrs. Victor Uursell, Med-' ford, landscnpe oil. first; Mrs. J. W,
ford, angel cuke, first; Mrs. K. I-.jDeVoe. Modfordfc living room Inmp
uucnane. .Mcuioro, urup cuumvn, snuao, tirsi; Airs. u. crawioru, .mcu
first; Mrs. W. K. Ilryson. Medford, ford, beat en. view from koduk film.
home made soup, second; Miss Frun-j second.
ces Gallatin. Ashland, prune bread.) Floral. Mrs. R. W. Clancy, Med
flrst; Miss riosllla Gallatin, Ashland, ford, largest dahlia, 'first prize. Mrs.
prune bread, second; Mrs. Geo. Mar- c. J. Kenton, Modford. collection cut
tin. Rogue River, wholo wheat bread,' flowers, -second prize. Mrs. G. D. Al
first; Mrs. 'Goorgo Murtlri, Iloguo blni, Medford, collection cut flowers.
River, 1 dozen cookies, first; Mrs. ! first.. Mrs. G. D. Alhlnl, Medford.
George- Martin, Rogue River, Gra-' four vases cut flowers, second. It. C.
ham broad, second; Mrs. lrono Wells, and M. M. linker, Medford. peony.
Tnlent. home made soup, first; Mrs. second. R. C. and M. N. Ilaker. Med
Ircno Wells, Talent, raised doughnuts, ford, decorative, first. R. C. and M. N.
second; Mrs. Irene Wells. Talent. Bnker. Medford. cactus, second. It. C.
whole wheat broad, second; Mrs. "d M. N. Raker. Medford. girl collec
Irene Wells, Talent, oalmenl bread, tion. second. Mrs. Clarence Nyc.
first; Mrs. lrono Wells, Talent, gra- Prospect, best floral basket, first. Mrs.
ham bread, first: Mrs. J. U .Oskar Clarence Nye, Prospect, best display
Murphy, white layer cako, first; Mrs. Rlndloll. first. Mrs. Clarence Nye.
J. Oskar. Murphy.. light loaf cako. ' P.
rh-Mt- lvri-H .1 i. oskas. Muntliv. disrk .....,,,
loaf cuke, first; Mrs. J. L,. llurger.s
Centrul Point, parkor house rolls,
first;. Mrs. J. U Burger. Central
Point., parker house rolls, second;
Miss Dorothy Florcy, Medford, devil's ,,,,.,, j,",..
rood caKO, llltf., Airs, r.uu iwu-io,
Medford, raised doughnuts, first.
Cooking nnd Cunning Mrs. J. H
first. Mrs
asters, four vases, second. Mrs. l.udo
Grieves, Prospect, decorative, three
varieties, second. Mrs. S. S. Smith,
Medford, largest dahlia In show, sec
ond. Mrs. S. S. Smith. Medford. peony.
J. H. Hindi, Medford.
collection cut ' 'flowers; Mrs: K: M.
Wilson. Medford. seeding -dahlias,
second. Mrs. K. M. Wilson, -Meflrorn,
Charles Pnlm and E. H. Nelder-
royor were granted a permit by tho ford 8tl.awbcrry Junu first;
Henck, Medford, .preserved IlKht B1,0.,men pt plant, first. Mrs. H. -H.
cherries, first; . Mrs. J. B. Webster,, E,nal.ti Ashland, dahlias peony, five
Medford, Satsumn plums,r first;. Mrs. varieties, first. Mrs. H. H. Elhnrt. Tsh
lj. B. Webster, Medford,- blackberry lnml dahlias decorative, second. Mrs.
Jelly, first; Mrs. J. B. Wobster, Mcdr jr. H. Elhnrt, Ashland, dahlias cactus.
.Mrs. ii. nve -varieties, first. Mrs. ft. H. -Elhnrt.
H. Webster. Medford. Ilium 'Preserves. Aahlnt,,) irinhllna ennnrnl eollentloti.
to erect a concrete business structure first; Mrs.' J. A.1 GammlU, Modford, nu types, first. Mrs. II. H. Elhnrt. four
at. the corner of 8th and Front crnbapple jelly. ;flrst; Mrs. Stewart avses any cut flowers, first. Mrs. H.
Streets at an approximate cost of Porter. Medford, loganberry Jelly. If. Elhart. Ashland, single rose, sec-
f2.'i00. v first; Mrs. Stewart l'orten Medford. ond. Mrs. H. H. Elhart. -Ashland. 6
The building will contain three blackberry Jelly, first; Mrs. Stewart roses In vase second. Mrs. R. W.
storerooms nnd will bo 60 by CO feet porter, Medford, raspberry Jelly, Clancy, Medford, MM collection dnh-
ln dimensions. It will be built upon f,.at. Mrs. D. Albinl, Medford, Straw- llns 10 varieties, first.' Mrs.' R. W.
a lot purchased some time ago for berry preserves, first; Mrs. S. M. Tut- Clney.- Medford,-kost collection dnh-
that purpose. Two large wooden t6i Table Rock Orchard, comblna- Has 10 varieties, first. Mrs. R. V.
buildings, which were gutted by fire tn vegetables for soup, first; Mrs. Clancy, Medford, peony dahlins 3 va-
last year formerly stood on tho site, s Tuttle, QTublo Rock Orchard, rieties, first. Mrs. R. W. Clancy, Med-
ono bf which was a location of Scott's 8We0 com; Mrs. S. M. Tuttle, Table ford, decorutive dahlias, 3 varieties,
second hand store. I Rock-Orchard, pcppois, first; Mrs. 8. first. . MrB. R. W. Clancy. Medford,
r A. O. Fuller was also grnnted a M Tuttle, Table Rock Orchard, Lima ductus dahlias, 3 variotlos, first. Mabel
permit to build a $3000 frame resl- h,lna flr'.t' Mis H.-M Tuttle Table Ray. Medford. Rose Caroline Testout,
donee on Quince street, while A. L. Rnk oi-chai-n .strlmr beans first: ''" Mabel Ray, Medford, rose, pink
ntmin was nnowetl r-permiHsjonv'i" rIlf
erect' a.4-fooiri house at ,A ost ,of chard
f uOO on Ashlund
street, .
1 70 LB. BUCK SLAIN
- IN APPLEGM
rs. S. M. Tuttle. Table Hoc -Or.- 'Martnn Cochet. rt. MaberRny. cul
ivi..u. . - m loctlon La France roHOa, first. MrH. w.
avenue near lUh Tuttle; le i0CK oVchurd', apples, K- "ry8"nuM"1'!r,d' ,re!-?
dnhliaH, second. Mrs. J. G. Rlckort,
HI ,lfn .A .Unm ,l..llina 1 irnl'lnllno 0
R. , McDonald, Eagle bloomHi ',.,. Mrs. K. G. Rid.ioH,
Medford, 4 vases asters, first. JamoB
P. Hanson, Medford, collection rose.
4 vnses five each, first. Mrs. E. M,
Tuttle, Table Hock Orchard, grapes,
first; Mrs. A
Point, loganberries, first: Mrs.1 A. 'R.
McDonald Eagle Point, apricots, -first;
Mrs. A. R. McDonald, Eagle Point,
Elberta peaches, first; Mrs. Mattie w,aon , Medford, most artistic bas-
Brown, Eagle Point, canned Lam
bort cherries, first; Mrs. Mattie
kct dahlias, first.
Poultry. A. McMillan.
Ashlnnd,
Brown. Eagle Point, one can car-' (oj pen (Single Comb Ancnnns, first
rots, first; Mrs. Henry Campbell, .jvr: McMillan, Ashland, (nuny pen)
Engle Point, Bradshnw plums, first; smgio Comh Anconnfs, first. A. Mc
Mrs. Henry Cumpheil, Eagle Point, Millnn, ' Ashland, Einglo Comh AnCn-
silver prunes, first; Mrs. Henry mis (cock), second. A. McMillan,
Ed Rhoten of 'Jacksonville and
Charles Hay of Modford were two
uitotiar,,! iIaoi- Vinnlera lnnf week
end, bagging a forked horn and a Campbell, Engle Point, canned beef, Ashland, single Comb Anconaa, cock)
flvo.nolnt lnuk In th!; Amik-k'utu re- first; Mrs. Henry Campbell, Eagle first. A. McMlllnn. Ashland, Slriglo
glon , LPoInt, .yellow tomatoes, first; Mrs. Comb Ancohas (hen), first. A.' Mc-
Tlie packing In of tho five-point, Henry Campbell, .Eagle Point, corn-, Million, Ashland, Single Comb Ancon
welghlng 170 lbs which Ray killed, on-the-cob, first: Mrs. R. E. Carlcy, lis (pullets) first. A. McMillan, Ash
over three miles' to their car from Medford, currants, first; Mrs. R. 13.' bind. Single Comb Ancortns (cocker
the high ridge It was killed on, Carlcy. Medford. -raspberry. first; els) first. A. McMillan. Ashland, cock,
proved to be oulto on exertion and Mrs. r. e. Carlcy, Medford six other Hose Comb Ancona. first. A. McMll
" both hunters are nursing sore shout- Kinds, first; Mrs. R. E. Catley. Med- lan. Ashland, Rose Comb Ancona
dec ami feet arid hnve Vowed to bag ford, dill, first; Mrs. R. E. Carley, (cockerel). First.
their deef In more accessible places Medford,. beef, first; Mrs. R. E. Car- -
horeafter.-
OBITUARY
VaiIm t" ft TV
ley, Medford. string beans, first; Mrs t ..Gpt toBctner.. dance nnd good
J. R. McCrncken, Medford. group of me FrldaVi Sept. 25t nrnel.urg hall,
six. first; Mrs. J. I(. Mc(.'ra kcn. Com0 and iirInK a fren(i. Costs you
Medford one Jnr asparagus, first; i notnnK. Good tlmo nsured.
Mrs. J. H. McCracken. Medford, - .. COMMITTEE,
chard, first; Mrs. E...L. Mooro, GoUr i i !"i i
Hill, plum Jam. first: Mrs. B. L.
OIBB8 .Tesse James Olhbs. who Mool.c 0o, mUi ,)enr preserves,1
met his death through a stabbing af-- fr!It. Mrs K . u Moore, Gold Hill, I
fray Suturdny night. September 19. ' )x glasses Jcllv, firrtt: Mrs. V. Bur-I
1926. will be taken to Powers, Cro-;,, M(,afordi i,(.kberrles, first; Mrs.
gon this afternoon by his father, Mr. y Bursoll. Medford, loganberries,'
8. D. Glbbs of North Bend, Oregon, first. , Mra. c, K. Williams. Modford.'
for Interment. The Moose lodge of Salmon, first; Mm. E. I,. Uuchano, '
Powers will have churgo of tho (u-j Mertford, raspberry, first; Mrs. K. I
neral services there. I L Duchanc, Medford, light cherries,
, Mra. Cynthia Glbbs. his wife, nnd fll.Ht. Ml. Jrcno WcliSi Taient. goose-!
three infant children left with Mrs. -Lorries, first; Mrs. lrono Wells. Tnl
Emnllne Smith, his mother and his pnti apples, first; Mrs. Irene Wells.1
sister also accompanied tho party as.Talonli grcPn tomnto pickles, first;
they drove through In a car to be ,,,-s. ,rene Wen Talent, fried chick-,
in Powers for tho funernl service. en'. first; Mrs. T. W. Wright, I'hoc-1
Mr, nnd Mrs. Glbbs hnvo been nlx x bottles fruit Juice, first. I
making their home near Powers. Ore-1 Art Mrs. C. J. Parker, Medford, I
pon on a homestead. Mrs. fllbbs pine needle basket, second; St. Mary's
tame to Medford about six weeks Acndomy. Medford, still life, first; ;
ago to bo with her mother ns silo H, Mary's Academy. Medford, plnte
was about to be confined. Mr. Glbbs ,sh. second; St. Mary's Academy. I
was called to Medford about the first M-dford. .-ase. second- St. Marv's
of September on account of the death Atadcmy, Medford, bed lump, sec
of his twin daughters. ond: St. Mary's Academy. Medford.
The body of Mr. Glbbs will be hiving room shade, second; St. Mary's
burled beside his dnughter In 'he Academy, Medford, reception room
Hayes cemetery at Towers. shade, second: Miss Emo Riddle,
The Perl Funernl Home took ..Medford, mayonnaise set, first; Mrs.
charge of the remains after tho in- Hm-tcnsc Burgess, Ashland, still life,
(litest Tuesday -evening and made mi w. C. second; John B. Palmer. Mod-
Wealthy Widow
Would Wed Again
"Now that my ntonmrh troublo
han all disappeared- ulnro taking
a cotirso of Mayr's Wonderful
Remedy I would even conHider
Kettln? married again. I can
not tell you how terribly I Buf
fered before taking this irreat
remedy." It Is a simple, harm
less preparation .that removes tho
catarrhal mucus from tho Intes
tinal, truct and allays the inflam
mation which causes practically
all stomach, Hver nnd Intestinal
ailments. Including ' appendicitis
One (Ioho wlll 'cirmvlnee fir money
refunded. At all druggists. Adv.
on. J. . Carkln
To Address Body
On Normal Plans
Llnn'AV. N win It h, thiiiriiinn of tbo
Klamath county chamber of com
merce forum commit ieo announced
that tbo speaker ()f tho day for the
forum luncneon Wednesday will bo
lhm, John II. Catkin of Medford,
who will speak on the Southern Ore
Kon Normal School, which U located
at AhIiIuiuI.
Mr, Cnrkln Is a member of tho
lowci house of the OrcKon legisla
ture, as a reprcHcntatlvo from Jack
son county and he is largely rc
Htionslble for the $200,000 appropria
tion during the last session of tho
legislature to re-establish the south
cm Oregon normal school at Ash
land. Representative Carkin is ono of tho
most prominent lawyers of the south
ern part of the state, is city at
torney of Medford and has repre
sented his county in tho legislature
for two sessions. Ho was floor
leader for Speaker Denton (J. iiur
dlck during the last session and was
chairman of the committee on ju
diciary and a member of the com
mittee on legislation, roso.lutlons
rules and joint rules, vetoed bills,
per diem and mileage, which are
tho most Important committees in
tho legislature.
Close friends of Mr. Carkin thru
out tho. state aro urging him to bo
a candidate frit spenker of tho house
dining the next session which con
venes in Salem in January, litL'T.
Mr. On kin is most familiar with
the state of Oregon, and tbo prob
lems of the southern part of the
stale in particular, ami bis address
wil) bo lH'th interesting and instruc
tive. , , . -
Mrs. Carkin wilt accompany her
husband. Klamath Kalis News.
M'ELHOSE TALKS TO
11. K. McKlhose, commander of the
American Legion Post, No. 1 5, pre
sented the main address at the na-
iturallzatlnn hearing held at Klamath
Kails last " Monday before Judge A. S.
Leavitt and 11. D. Townsend, district
nittuntll'alton director of Portland.
The program for the hearing won
prepared by tbo Klamath Kails
Legion and H. A. It. with approxi
mately Gtl people present wbilo the
eight applicants had their hearing.
Jackson county will have a natur
nli.ftilnn program at Jacksonville
September ;in, when 1 0 ' applicants
will be heard. Likewise tho Legion
post and f). A. H. hero will put on n
program.
1 n recognition of bis services in
Amcticnnly.atlon work for the legion,
Colonel W. 11. 1'alne of the local post
has tjeon inado slivto chairman of the
Airlcticanizatioti committee by .i.tbc
statu, exooutive.' department, of t the
leiltn. .-.-. s
NOW PLAYING
The Ace of Shows and Then Some
.H J-. ft I "
in a rip-roaring 'Jp '".
8PAT
FAMILY
COMEDY
"WrLD PAPA"
Mamie
there's a girl for you!
MAMIE is irresistible. She will
make you laugh; she will fas
cinate you, she will thrill you, sh
will tug at your heart. Marion Davies
most appealing role a different kinc
of pictures
INTERNATIONAL NEWS BERTR AND WORTMAN at the Organ
FRIDAY BUCK JONES In "GOLD AND THE GIRL"
funeral arrangements both here and
at Powers, Oregon.
MARCELL'S
Free Health Lecture
Draws Big Crowds
At the big tent, corner Sixth and
, Holly near the .postoff.ee. Marcel),
the nature man. the Jiealtji evangelist
Is giving free health lectures and
demonstrating the merits of the
rudlum ore mineral in connection
with his vaudeville entertainment
each night IJils week. The show and
lectures are free, reserved seats are
10c, and Jt seems as If the whole of
Medford Tries to get in the big tent
ever? night.
pMarcell is the man who lay
- ivralyxed for nearly a year, but by a
p miracle he came back to new life and
Oealth, and he !a now preaching this
gospel to others who suffer, and he
-doing free missionary work among
tTfe poor arid needy.
Doors open at 7 o'clock. Show be
gins at 7:4fi every evening this week.
a Adv.16-
ford, best collection of county scenes,1
flrst;:Mrs. F. V. Schcffel, Medford,
six plntcs.con. pattern, second; Mra.
F, W. 8cheffel, Medford, cup and
saucer, con. pattern,- second; Mrs.1
K. W. Be he tf el. Medford, sugar and
cream, con. pattern,--flrst; Mrs. H. It.
Cornell, Grunts J 'ass, raffia basket,1
first; Mrs. H. IL Cornell, Grants
Pass, vases, first; Miss Elizabeth Mc
Kay, Ashland, reed basketry, first;
Miss Elizabeth McKay, Medford, raf
fia, second ; Mrs. Gertrude McKay,
Medford, creamer and sugar, second;
Mrs. Grace Holme, Medford. head,
first; P. F. Close, Medford, best en.
view from kodak films, first; Miss
Kathleen Kstes, Medford, still life,
second; Miss ozeltne Hchmltt, Med
ford, landscape, second; Mrs. Vivian
Norman Bartos, Medford. still life
(wat( color), first; Mrs. Vivian Tlar
tos, Medford, landscape (water color)
first; Mrs. C. H. Putney, Ashland,
vase, first; Mrs. C. H. Putney, Ash
land, coll. of kodak views, first r Mrs.
H. H. Elhart. Ashland, coll. of ko
dak views, second; L. A. Mentzcr,
Medford. coll. of county scenes, sec
ond: John Connor, Medford, head,
second; John Aon H or., Medford, still
life, second; Mrs. Atlanta Hatehwell,
best hand col. print, first; Mrs. At
Inntn ffcitrhwell. Ieiit band col. print.
YOU ARE A SUCCESS
when you take advantage of your ability to save.
A small amount saved each month will soon accumu
late a large sum, and the benefits derived, in forming
the saving habit are immeasurable. ,
JacksOn Count? fcildiftg & Ltmx Ass'n
. 30 Ndrtli Central vS tkdford, efon
M. KIDD, Pre
o
O. C DpGGS, Sec. Atty.
Big Rug Sale
250 rugs to be sold this week
A chance that comes once in a
lifetime.
49c 98c $2.48
THAT'S THE PRICE
come and take them away -
BUT LISTEN! Don't monkey
around if you want any rugs.
Come and get them before
they are all gone.
Will H. Wilson
The cheapest store in the west
I 32 North Front Street
n - .
Your Hat Refle&s
Your Personality
The distinguished person is generally
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apjiearnncc, . , ; .
Let us fit YOU with just the right hat out
.of the smartly styled new models just
received. . " j . t ( .
You will find it delightfully '.charming and
effective.
The Emmy Lou Hat Shoppe
In M. M. Dept. Store.
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