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MARSHAL GETS
WITNESS LIST
FOR U.S.COURT
tho
SIX BY CEREMONY
Impressive 'ceremonies marked
the program or naturalization of
six aliens tl.ls forenoon ut tlie court
E
l Because the opening of
southern Oregon term 01 ina, house, where examinations for Pill
United states uisinct court in .Meu-ijenshlp were in charge of V. W.
FOR FALL FROLIC
ford is only five days away, about
Which term ' nothing definite Is
known here as yet, and the fact
that up to this forenoon he had
received only four subpoenas to
srrve, summoning; witnesses ana
Tomlinsou of Portland district di
rector of naturalization. One ap
plicant failed to pass the UiHt. u
second did not appear and a third
was expected to pass this utter-
noon
Soulhern Oregon Hhriners are al
ready mukliiK plans for the tall
ceremonial which will he staged at
Marslii'ield next month by the mow
huin ..f inlluli .v..,., i. Ip n,.i.,h..i -ifver
'I'luns for the Tlks fall frolic
ate well undi-i- way and Indications
point to the most elitljorutn event
staged by ierifoid lodge
88 Is the date which has been Bet 1 1 ICS", according to iien Alohler,
asldo for the event and on that day exulted ruler of the local Kiks
tlc will be a general exodus of lodgo. "It's going to he even more
ft. weurors from -various soutliern lextenslvo thun wo had at . first
Oregon communities. lunticipaied and -Modrord .people
Marshfleld Hurdlers are deter-1 may expect throe l.lg - days of
mined to make the fall ceremonial j "'orrimeiit on October 1 0,. U and
in their citv ecllnse In sl.e mill 1"
;. However, he departed for Klam
ath Falls late this afternoon In
a much relieved state of mind,
as he either received late this
o.renoon . from the federal t:oun
authorities, his list of eases and
aubpoenues or was to find' them
AWjiitluff hiin on , arrival at Klam
ath Falls.
Take Time.
' It takes time to servo a bis
bunch' of subpoenas, and to "find
your man." The deputy marshal
often, after the latter Is located,
has to call from several to a
dozen times to find him in.
What worried t'ul so much is
principals In criminal and civil . The new citizens, who were con
cases, whereas It is known that I cratiihilerl In- n fat,- ulv,i ,..io. ,
quite a number 01 cases are w in tlie court room, are us follows: aaieiv that which was ln.li! bi
bs tried at this torm, Cal C. Wells, Mrs. Walter J. r.everelte, Cana-1 lllllah members 111 Muilford last
deputy United States marshal with jdlan; Mrs. Jeunle Watt, Scotch, of spring wheu Ben All Temple ol'
heaklquarters In Medford,. had I Phoenix; Mrs. Doris Hlanley Jones, Hacramonto Journeyed here lor t lie
been on pins and needles with ; Canadian, of Contial Point; Fran- Initiatory work. Director !.oule
anxiety .an tins weeK, umii inisi cia ..Numu, itullun, of Perrydale; Older and lilu wrecking crew will
goon. , Donald McPherson. Scotch, of Med- have some brand new stunts to
'"'. " wiceoi i.uuini, Swiss, spring In the coast city and Hex
of Dead Indlun. Harnett's lllllah patrolmen and
Tho examiner. In nuklnir tho tin. I .Inim ......tiu mumlu.ni ......
pllcants for citlxensiilp iiuestlous. I practicing for the ' pilgrimage to I '"unities thi-nugh the Klks lodges
covered the problems of govern-1 t'oos Hay. ! Klamath Kalis, Ashland, Itose-
ment and most ot the unidicanls E. ( " ("Jerry") Jerome, poten-1 limK "ml Vreka. mi visitors from
found llttlu trouble in giving cor I tale of llillah Temple, accompu j 'hose cities will swell the crowds
reel, auswurs. L-unini was the last i tiled by Dade Torrtitt, assistant til- Ht th" Medn.nl Armory during the
to be examined and he wan peiiiaps j rector, anil Hery 1'easley, bust- ' "'ree-ilay frolic. Coniinllleos are
the most nervous. He attempted nnesa manager of the nntroi were I ''uidly preparing, the decoratlona
to answer two or three questions 1 In Marshfleld last week conferring i -""""S "n,l Indications already
"We want to be verv' clenr that M
everyone In southern Oregon and
iiurltierii t:.-illloi-nia is -invited to
join us in this fall frolic. . It will
be. a public affair and -alt stunts
and i nlerlaimiii-nt are b?lng pre
parinl so mat it uill appeal to
everyone," Mr. Mohlcr said.
Invitations are being sent to the
resoienis ot an surrounding eoin-
wttli Mi,niliiul,l'H i,m,imIii,.,. ,' P"'"t to a record iilleiidun
lulls of the ceromoniay. Potentato ""' ,"ul' fu'ul" l"'""t
Jerome has extended special lnvi-, Iw,ford lodge 11C8, Including the
tations to the lending Shrine tein-1 "0"ulur K,kH l'jml' wi" '"' ("a-
at the same time and was remind
led by the examiner that ho was
not running a race, ami that ho
had better take the lou vard dash
I puce at a walk." ! .,le of II,.. Pwlil.- ...,ut i..l tun-tl on it rntllu hour 'over KM KD
Luninl had failed in bin last at. 1 10.1, All i..,..,.i r ins on.? of the stunts adve.-tlMlng
that he feared a general rain tempt to gain final citizenship ' Achmes temple of Oakland. Al Ka-1 '"""" folic.
j,,iil,l fntnA nnv iiv fttul ill, lian I HaLHTH find fin tlif. i.nut u..i' ...... I !.!.... . 1.. i i ., 1
. , - - r - - - .r, u, u.-i iriUIIC Ul IUI IIUUII, llIU I 'Jill- .
iiik ovowjii ui.t-iiiiiK nu..... - .iiuiuiii iivui in. oi rum rruucisco, r;i iattt
tie called off, in which event the: his lead Indian ranch to attend a ' teu:ple of SiKikaue. Nile temple of
witnesses and others ' he had to j night class to Rain further knowl-; Seattle. Afll'l temple of Tacoma,
Summon to appear for the opening, edge on subjects In which he had ; and Cilzah temple of Victoria, B. C.
no oecame lllllah temples elaboiate Initia-
j .Ml. Angel. - V. ):. p. recently
Installed switchboard affuir at sub
station here.
Of the court term next Tuesday, 1 failed the last time.
would all hike with their rifles ( confused at times during the exnm-
eut to the mountains and it would
be especially hard, If not Impos
sible, for hlin to locate them in
time.
'"He had been expecting this list
dally ever since his return from
tnftlng a largo bunch of prisoners
from here and Klamath Kails last
week for delivery at Portland to
the federal court authorities, and
on phoning to Portland from Med
ford ' last night ho learned that
the batch of papers wero mailed to
him from Portland lust night to
either Medford or Klamath Kallis.
The deluy In making up the
docket for tho Medford term of
eonrt has been caused hv the
lawvers of so manv defendants InJzatlon. welromed tile new citizen.?
cases conducting negotiations with I cited various advantages of the
the L'nlted states district attorney's United Stales and urged each to;
ofrice at Portland relative to en- nu ills new lound franchise of
tering possible pleas of guilty, and j voting.
both sides In civil suits scheduled Kemnrks 111 behalf of the Amer-
tv.be. tried endeavoring to reach lean Legion were made by fol. W,
Compromises, which would luko'H. Palmv followed by remarks by
inatlon, but Mr. Tomllnson, a kind
ly oxamlner, helped him over the
rough spots. Two of those granted
citizenship wero citizens before,
hut had married aliens.
Tho program following the ex
amination was opened by an lnvo
caatlon by Mrs. Virginia Hlggs of
Hie Daughlors of tho American
Involution, followed by an address
by Clrcnit Judge II. 1). Norton,
who stressed the aims of citizen
ship and objects of freedom aad
llhoity, as compared to conditions
in foreign countries. Mrs. Susanne
Homes Carlur, president of the
Jackson county branch of the Ore
gon slate department of American
tory paraphernalia will be shipped
to Marshfleld In advance and lo
cal committeemen will Journey to
that city sevurui rays uefore the
ceremonial lo assist in preparing
for the aflalr. Tim principal streets
of Mtushfleld will be decorated Tor
the occasion and merchants will
piepare attractive window displays
to greet the visiting horde of
nobles.
the latter -cases out of .court.
All lliat is -..known here- now
about' the docket is that 'It will
brobably be tiie usual heavy one
that will keep the court In session
lor two weeks, and that the first
case to bo placed pn trial wl'.l be
a civil suit.
Probably the most Interesting
criminal case to be tried al thr
Medford term is that agulnst 1).
A. A. Houle and Dr. A. Dleutchc.
Prominent and well to do physlc
ktos of Klamath Kalis, on the
rairge of selling narcotics. It I:,
aid that the government feels
confident of winning its rase and
that the defendants will put up a
hand fight to establish their Inn-i-eehco.
;
STANDINGS
OF THE
CLUBS.
vf (By Uie 'Assort led lrces.)
' , . Coast.
?'-' V. L. Pet.
Hollywood 54 ,16 .can
Missions M 3ii .sun
Portland r3 3K ,r.7
Ban Kranclsco CI 3!i . r. T
Ixhi Angeles f.O 40 .r.r.r,
Oakland '. . 45 nD .Mio
Kacramento II CO .344
Beattle J3 67 .jr,
I": National.
" , - , W. I.. Pc:.
Chlcngo 04 r.n ,r,J
Pittsburgh S4 (!1 ,B7n
flew .Vorjt .... mi C4 .r..".i;
Bt. Louis 71 ,r,o;i
Brooklyn C7 J A2
Oinoinnutl ..... r,i ki .441
1'hlladelphla 63 KI .l.ts
toston r.4 02 .3711
..,;,.' ' Aniiiltwn.
s. i., W. 1,. Pel.
Philadelphia leo t:, .r.nn
New Vork' s : .:.i7
t?l.eveland 77 .:.:ll
81. lunula 74 7 1 .r.lil
iVcshlngton 70 76 .47H
Jtrolt :. (17 K0 .4S6
Chicago rr. kj ..tsc
Boston v rr 03 .371
Mrs. J. ('. Woods of tho Women's
Ulilsllan TciupcrauccUnlon..
001 FOR SEASON
Ilicliard Ai plegate, a member
of the high school lootball suuad.
is out for the remainder of the
s awm. as a result of Injuries to
his foot, sustained during scilni
mage Krldny evening. Appiegute
was a letter man from last .year,
and a running mate of Mtlno In
the hackrield, and together they
Were counted 011 by Coach Magca
to carry on the running attack or
the locals. , -
AT SCOUT MEET
"OUTI.AND, Ore., Stilt. 25. (,1)
Metliudii of financing Hoy Scout
movements, training of volunteer
scout leaders unci responsibilities
of executive hourtls were discussed
here yesterday by a group of south
woslern Washington backers ul'
Hoy Scouts.
Those attending the conference
Included: W. H. C'owles of Spo
kane, R. O. Wylund of New York,
1... r. l aiunbell of Salem, 1
who leturued from the Jumhoruo nt
Birkenhead, Kngland, told of the
international session.
Has Made Mood
with
MILLIONS!
act
iifl
Same Price
for over 38 years
25 "ics for 25
Pure Economical
Efficient ,
MILLIONS OP POUNDS
USED BY OUR GOVERNMENT
MILLIONAIRE MINE SOLD
TO CALIFORNIA GROUP
OTfinr llllrMfMn I infir "isirici, louay reported
oluKt UNPACKS LARGEi S"u'',",, -'tei:,'"V',.sr v
UULL DUuUlLu "' w Planned
Shades of 'the f'hili.tmas holi
days are ulreiidy approaching, at
,ni-l as tar uu the ,1. t pi-ntuy
store Is looeeined. That estab
llshoiint List night from 7:30) to
Ittliill, with I he iiKslstance of six
nu n. uupiieked, assembled, greased
and nihil KM doll bogivles of valu
ing slacs. This Is considered a
recovd. The store Is also receiving
other rbrlstin:in kooiIs.
. Coast League
Yesterday
I! II. K
IK 2
Oakland '.'... .' 6
rvrtland 7 12 t
. Jtotlerles: Craghead, Kasl-'h and
1onil'nrdl: Nisearella, I'hesterfleld
and Woortall.
- - ,
T.J It. It. B.
Han Kroncl.co 7 13
Angeles .. . , ft 10 3
Hatterles: Thurston and Mr
lanncs. Penehsky. O't'onnell; p.uo
eht, Peters and Nutidlieig, ' .
fcicrnmeiito ...',).....
Benttln '
intlerlea;. ,Vlncl
Kune and liorremil
It.
2
...... 7
add
II. V.
.1
I I 0
Harris;
' -i t"-' i If . .. It. II. K.
H-jtlywftn .'...:,....:......;.. I 7 s
Missions, 1.1 17 0
-j, I erle I ' o ' fon. Marty and
tieM; lieuthor and Huffman, i
As We Grow
Older
Proper kidney action ia
more than ever important.
GOOD health iin't pouible un
less your ksjneya are properly
removing the wane impurities Itoiii
your blood.
For bladder irregularities and for
tlx lameness, stillness and constant
backache du.; to sluggish kidney,
use Uoan't PilU.
Joan's promote normal kidney
action and awist the kidnevs in
cleansing the blood of poisonous
wastes. Recommended the world
over. Sold by dealers everywhere.
50,000 Users Endorse Doan'i:
Mrs. Wllll.m ll.lt", 00 C.nt.nnl.l
Av.. Knovr, Pa.. yi "I wti iirH.
civnii and wornut. My hidiwy "i
ly and I had baraacha
I.IMIa m aliuil thlkt, thl
sol acting rawily and I had baraacha.
mitt uaiM uwana.i-iiia m anon anih. it
Ridsty aacrauona wata aaain surmai aud
llll wall'5
l
ts f V I
.Martin Jolinnnn, receiver for the I
Millionaire mine, locuteu In the1
llold Hill district, today reported
Johnson said that tho price was
ml that t.ie
to develop
and operate the mine,
The .Millionaire mine has been
developed considerably and has
machinery on the ground.
It has not been openttlng for n
couple ot years owing to hliga-
Hon. . I
Olnpfdfjed advertising gets results.
This WVTCH i.s
WATE K-proof
WST-prtnf
b:TUUl.prtMj
Krrps perfect timo under all conditions
U rilATKVhH mil do, lie it n.tliiiK.l...still)!or pulling golf
" lislh uill f a Kaler I, I - J. a . jV."
.rMoc.voiir HMD. Kvcn snocciomil plunge won t Imrt it. ft
l lie very rlrincnta which affect the preriaiou of ordi.
iisry Usliilit isn't hi.lhrr The dialer. ISrilhrr w r
dun, iteraniMiion nor dsuipnr.'. can penetrate it.
hrrillrtlcsllv sealed llloveinrul,
( OhviouJv lndhHriMlilf ,or every oublmir aetiviiy.
".' "rT " oe moal tlriH-ndnlili
can bur lor nil year 'rt I, eterr dsv
tetH-ld'a rww-.l. ... - : . . ' 1
1 35
t. RaWtaa ntal
lie timepiece ytu
r Virsr. Hold. 1
MrsViivot
Aral)
SEE THEM IN OUR WINDOW I
LAWRENCE'S
Quality Jewelry - Fair Prices
Ki4 and Fir
Intelligent Scrvtee
EitablUhod 1003
BUTTERICK
PATTERNS
f "THE STORE FOH EVERYBODY- j
fviONf -466-46? MtOfORROOEOW..
A GREAT STORE IN A GREAT COUNTRY '
GOSSARD
CORSETS
The Bow
The Pin
The Turn-Up
Brim.
All Appear in This
Thursday Special of
. . Smart ,
FELTS
$Q55
Details borrowed from
costlier hats, and just as
smart, though only $3.55.
FallC
oats
$225.
For llie miss or matron who is looking for a
marvelous coat value, this should interest.
Sport and dress models in Bolivia, suede, hroatl
eloth and other wool mixtures. Mamie!, ouco
lette and beaverette collars. Splendid size.
Style and color range to select from. And only
$22.50. - '
Fall Dresses
"A group of-new fall dresses in light-weight
woolens, georgette and satin. All the wanted
shades "included in this group. ' Fitted flare
and ileats are shown in hoth one and two.
iiecc models. .Special .Thursday $10.75.
A
SECOND
FLOOR
High School Sweaters
The misses' shop on the nerond floor offers a splendid ull-wool hlun
school sweater in slip-on style V neck. These come in navy blue
ouly and are lnonoKratnmed with the hlKh school emblem. All
have two jiocUets. All sizos.
Special $3.95 Each
Gossard Step-In Combinations
The Oossard step-in combination. Tlie Ideal tinder gurment for the
new fall frock. Smartly made from soft, pliable charmosette with
bust and back section of satin tricot. The charmosette extends over
the dlnphram which will actually reduce the tisure two inches or
more. This splendid garment Is un boned. Sizes 31 to 44 bust meas
ure. A splendid value at '
HOSIERY
FOR FALL
Our popular diamond point. hoso in
medium service weight. A pure silk
number that is full fashioned and lias
tho wanted fancy heel. A splendid
silk hose for only.
$1 O50
$1.65
PR.
MAIN FLOOR
Things for the Infant
$1.75
Beautiful pure silk chiffon hose made
by "Kayser." A full fashioned hose
with twin heel. This is one. of the
most popular numbers we have. It's
one ideal -hose for the dance or formal
wear. Special
Infanta' handmade creepers of fine quality.'
These come- in white, pink tind blue and In
sizes, 0, 1 and 2. Vury special Thursday in
tho lnfauts'"aectlon. Mala Floor. '
PR.
MAIN FLOOR
For the Infant wearing a size 1. 2 or 3, these
adorable little printed and plain color poplla
frocks are quite tho thing. They are priced
for Thursday from J1.25 to f 1.96. Infants' sec
tion. Main Floor.
$1.25
$1.95
TO
Newest in Neckwear
Important new neckwear styles nro now in display In
the neckwear section.' New styles In silk aud lace In
largo capo and llorthn models; also chlc yokes and
tailored collar and cuff sols. See the new arrivals
Thursday al Mann's.
$1.75 to $4.95
MAIN FLOOR
$2.00
Ml
TOILETRIES
The toilet goods section orfers face
powders from such well known mak
ers as "Blue Hose," "Tn-Jur," "Celma."
etc. Powders that are 1.00 values.
Special Thursday
39c
Also In the toilet goods section one
can liny on Thursday n rumilar 50c
size of genuine Hinds' ltnney and
Almond Cream for the special price
ot
39c
MAIN FLOOR
Outing Flannel
This Is outing flannel lime. These cool
nights call for outing flannel kowiib for
grownups and children alike. We fea
ture for Thursday a fine 36-lnrh flannel
In light and dark shades. Attractively
designed. Hood weight only.
19c
. yd
40-Inch Crepe Back Satin
noautlful 40-Inch crepe back satin In the wanted hlue, browns
and green, lor fall wear. Also In the light shades for under
garments. This is regular J2.45 value.
' Special V$1.95 Yard
Bed Spreads
At last a Dew bed spread. A linen fin-h-l
ed spread la all the newest colors. C.eu
erous in sl.-e, M'xlO-V and guaranteed to
wash hcautllully. We have marked them
very speclul f ir Thursday selli.g ouly.
$095
EA.
MAIN FLOOR
Boys' Pull-Over
SWEATERS
Hoys' all-wool crew or V-neck pull
over sweatets. These come In plain
and novelty weaves and are quite the
thing fur school wear. Tito lr arc
S In It! years. Your rholce Thursday
$2.95 and $2.45
Min't S.etion Main Floor
THE BEST MERCHANDISE FOR THE PRICE NO MATTER WHAT TIIE PRICE
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