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WBPHWWWPi "WHIMIilllBO UWi"( tfr:r,'ywr'Tr I 1 PAGE TWO JfEOFORO JfAir, TinDUNH. aiKIWOKT). OK'KdON'. Tl'KSIUy, MARCH 111. 1!lli. i l ! I' i 1 It 'Hi , I i i ! . I ! T 11: i ij 8 i : ?i 'I ' 1 5 i ), I ' IOCAL AND PERSONAL Oeo. K. Uoon, ox-pocretnry of the commercial club, lias purchased ono of the nlco homos of Humphrey, on Uie eaat elde. 11. C. Dent, who arrlxieil In Mcft ford ji fow' days ago' from l'oniblna county, North Dakota, Is how making ready to build upon and otherwise improve the 15-acre orchard tract which ho purchased a couple of joars ago In the Griffin creok country. Wilson, 210 Laurel St., for first class kodak finishings. S3.1 Geo. Mnckoy, of Kvorett, Wash., nrrlved In Medford Monday. 12. II. Lamport, proprietor of the Medford Harness company, has leased from Dr. P. C. Page the storeroom on West Main street which is now be lug remodelled, and when completed he will more his stock of harness and saddlery thereto. He will have a room 25x100 feet In size, which will afford him ample show aud work room. A new, modern front Is being put In and splendid show windows will thus be afforded for an attrac tive display of horse goods." Something now, "Grapo Purple," at McDowell's. D. K. Green returned Monday from a business trip to Cottage Grove, Ore. While there ho closed a deal for tho sale of a good sized timber tract In Jackson county. Hands Across the Sea in '76 is two of the reels on at the Ugo Theater tonight and tomorrow. 310 A. E. Keyes and family arrived in Medford Monday from Boulder, Colo. They are expecting to locate hero If they can find something to suit them. W. A. Clark was In Talent Monday canvassing the city in the interests of Palrbanks Cottolene. He secured a great number of orders, which were turned over to local merchants. Tues day he canvassed Central Point. You can get your knives and scis sors ground, saws filed aud scissors sharpened at Mitchell's wagonniaking shop. 22 South Riverside. E. O. Swenson, of Falrvlew, S. D., arrived in Medford Sunday. He Is looking the valley over with a view to locating. C. H. Shunofelt. of Kenton. Ohio, is among the many recent arrivals in Medford. Remember your wandering friends looking for a choice place to make a home and tell thorn of the auction sale of acreage in the Pierce "subdivi sion, Wednesday, March 20. Should they buy and settle iu this beautiful suburb of Medford, In days to come they will always thank you for tnc bit of information. 309 ,Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Foss, of Ft. Dodge, Iowa, arrived in Medford last week and are now out at the orchard ranch of their parents. Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Stone, near Central Point. E. D. El wood loft on No.. H Mon day night for a week's busiuoss stay in Seattle. You can save 2 to $10 by buy ing your trunk and suUcaso at IOC North Front st. Will M. Wilson & Co. 310 Mrs. Laura Kammerer is visiting relatives for a few days lit Ashland. W. Durris, formerly clerk at Hotel Holland, loft Monday night for Aber deen, Wash. Tho Medford Conservatory of Mu sic and languages is tho only muBic school in southern Oregon with a full corps of teachers. G. Taillandier, director. Send for catalogue. A. E. J. Gaffcny, of Dowagiac, Mich., urrhed In tho city Monday. Mrs. II. Smith returned Monday night from u week's uiiHlnosa stay in San Frauclhco. See R. A. Holmes, Tho Insurance Man, over Jackson County bank. V. A, Duulap returned Sunday ulght from a soveral weeks' visit to Long Beach and Los Angclos. Air. and Mrs. E. E. Woods of Spo kane arrived in the city Monday. Mrs. Chus. Roberts and daughter, MUs Gladys, of Phoenix, wore Med ford visitors Monday. Mrs. 15. J. White, or Phoenix, was vlblting Medford friends Monday, If you attend tho Pierce auction sale of acreage Wednesday, March 20, and become a btiyor, It will prove one of tho landmarks in the story of your humble life There is no place like a neat little home in that beautiful suburb. 309 Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Beacom, of Randolph, N. Y., who havo been in Medford soveral weeks visiting their Rons, W. .1. and Paul Beacom, loft for the east Monday afternoon. Thoy were accompanied by Puul Boncom, who will visit his old hojue for a few months. Kodak finishing, tho best, at Wes ton's, opposlto book fetoro. Weeks&McGowanCo. UNDERTAKERS Bay riiono 3271 xijrht rjiontsi r. vr. weeks 3071 A. S. Orr, 3691 SA.DT ASSISTAXT. T. L. null Henry King returned Sunday Hlght from.n Bevernl weeks' pleasure trip throughvoutlicrn toll fornia. Mr. and Mrs. W. 1. Vnwter woroi in Ashland Sunday visiting fricudid Mrs. M. J. McKcan, of Astoria, who has been In Medford visiting her daughter, Mrs. A. S. Tee, left on No. 1C Sunday night for her home. I. C. Datcmnn, manager for tho Medford Cream & Butter company, left Sunday afternoon for n couple of days' business stay in Montague. A choice place to build a home la the Pierce Subdivision. Bo sure and attend the auction snle Wednesday. March 20. 309 N. L. McGraw, operator for the Postal Telegraph company. Is in re ceipt of information from his friend, Jns. MrMurtrie, stating that he will soon laud again iu Medford. Mr. McMurtrio has been doing some rain bow chasing up in the North Yakima and Wenntcheo country, In Washing ton, but he has failed to catch the substance ere the shadow vanished and he's going to try Medford out again. Bosc, D'AnJou and Bartlett pears. First-class trees, and don't buy from anyone, largo or small orders until you see me and I'll save you money. II. B. Patterson, Quakor uursery- man, Nash hotel lobby. Rev. W. F. Shields was In Grants Pass Monday on business. Henry Penman, of Ogden, Utah, and a missionary Iu the interests of the Mormon church, left for the south .Monday morning. He had been do ing missionary work In this locality. See A. K. Ware, room 19 Jackson County Bank building, for all tho information about Pacific Mutual Life or Accident Insurance. 323 Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Roscnbaum spent Sunday with Ashland friends. T. K. Flynn and Normau Merrill left on No. 15 Monday morning for Turlock. Cal., where they hae a con tract for the installation of a consid--erabljj electrical work which will keep them busy for a couple of months. Ladles, have your suits made by a tailor who knows how. Berlin, Cen tral Point. 322 C. F. Smith, of Portlaud, is oper ator at the Southern Pacific depot. taking the place of Z. W. Morrison, who Is laying off for a few weeks. D. S. Woods has one seven room bungalow in Mountain View addition nearly completed and Is now work ing on another one of about the same size which he expects to have com pleted within a few weeks. Moun tain View addition is in Weit Med ford, south from the Trail Lumber company's mills.' E. D. Weston, commercial photog rapher, negatives anado any time or place by appointment. Phone M. 1471 Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Tetherow. of Grants Pass, sient Sunday In Med ford with their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. H. L. DcArmond. Ermnott Beeson, of Talent, was in Medford on businoss Monday. Home baking and salads. 146 N'orth Front. Phono order. Home 273-L. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Hafer returned Monday morning from Portland. Iter. Matlock, of Ashland, was vis iting Medford friends Monday. Trees for sale Peaches at 10c, pears at 12c, Bartletts, D'AnJou and Winter Nells. Special while they last. See L. E. Hoover or phone O. C. King, traveling salesman for the Medford Grocery company, re turned Saturday from a trip to Ap plogato, Buuconi. Waldo and other towns iu that locality. Mr. King made the trip with an automobile, the first car to travol tho roadc for tho season. Aside from deep water in some of tho creeks forded ho expe rienced vory llttlo trouble. ChcBter Luut accompanied. Federal vacuum cleanor. Home phono 2GG-L. A. E. Mabee, 233 S. Ivy street. 318 Mr. and Mm. Thos. Morrow, of River Falls, Wis., who have been in Medford for a couplo'or three weeks, visiting with Mr. and MrB. E. N. Campbell, rcturued to their homo Tuesday morning. Thoy are very fa vorably impressed with Medford and tho Rogue river valley and in all probability will return hero Just us soon as they can dispose of their In terests In the east. Trunks, all sizes, shapes and styles at factory prices, Jones pays the freight. Will II. Wilson & Co., 10C North Front st. 310 Mr, and Mrs. Win. Grove, of Long Boach, Cal., who have been iu Med ford visiting II. L. Robiubou ana family, left Tuesday .morning for Eugene. Wo Jubt received a big shipment of suitcases. Wo are Hulling at a dollar and up. Will II. WJIson & Co. 310 G. W. Fry, of Lake Creok, was In Medford Monday and Tuesday on business. Rev. L. F. Belknap, formerly pas tor of the M, E, church in this city, now pastor at Lebanon, Oro., arrived in Medford Monday night and will remain hero a few days looking after his orchard Interests, south pfi Med ford Mi P. Ralph Scott, of Portland, and Mrs. Waldo Khun, of Ashland, arc spending the week on Griffin creek, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Bonnr. Carklu Jfc Taylor fJolm It. Carkln.j GlennO.-Taylor), attorneys-nt-law, over Jackson County Bank building, Medrord. W. l Simpson, who has been spending a few weeks iu Medford with his son-in-law, John W. John son, left Tuesday morning for Boise. Idaho. He iwpects to return to Med ford In June and mnke this place his home. Merrlvold Shop Supplies Office Home. On Saturday, March 23. at hlh noon, the marriage of Miss l.lllah 15 Coffin aud John Wesley Mills will be solemnized at the home of Mr and Mrs. K. J. White, west of Phoe nix. The brldo to be Is a sister of Mrs. White and Is an exceptionally, fine young lady. The groom is well known In Jackson county and Is a sterling young farmer lad. They will make their home on the groom's ranch, between Talent and Ashland. F. L. Tou Velio and George Putunm returned Monday night from San Francisco, where they had been In company with the "Oregon First" special representatives of tho state. Mrs. Vina Cantonwlne returned Tuesday morning to her homo In Oregon City, after a few weeks' visit in Medford. F. M. Llndsley took train No. 20 Tuesday morning for Salem, where he will be for a few days on business. E. E. Miner was In Ceutral Point Tuesday on business. Miss India Stlllwell went down to Central Point Tuesday morning. She expects to remain there several weeks. Having bought a lot of coal at a low figuro we are closing it out at a prlco at which It is bound to go within tho next week. Inqulro of Eads Transfer Co. or J. W. Mitchell. Mrs. C. McKean. of Myrtle Creek, Ore., who has been visiting iu Med ford, returned home Tuesday morn ing. .Mrs. J. B. Rinehnrt of Jacksonville called on her Medford friends Thurs day. T. B. Higlnbothnm aud J. J. Wln- nlngham of Big Butte were lu Med ford during the week. S. A. Nowcll, ladles' tailor, 4th floor 51. F. & II. Co. bldg. David Pence of Elk creek had business at Medford and tho county scat last Friday. Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Strohmolcr and Beall'tirdthenrof Cenlraf Point pre-: clnct tarried a few hours in Medford Thursday. Roses are a specialty with H. B. Patterson, nurseryman, Nash hotel. Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Dean of Curry county are visiting their former homo in this valley. Col. R. C. Washburn of Table Rock was In the city Friday. Ho is expecting the return of Mrs. "Wash burn, who has been making Hawaii a visit. Anna May Jurgims, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Jurgens, for merly of Medford, died at Portland March 12th. aged 14 years. Geo. H. Aiken, .tho timber expert, has been hero recently. Stop renting giro me your rent money and I will build you a home. Pay rent to yourself. Address Box 473, City. 313 Mr. -and Mrs. E. E. Miner trans acted business iu Jacksonville last Thursdajr. E. A. Btirchcll and J. M. Whipple of Woodville were recent visitors iu Medford. Mr. and Mrs. H. Stono will soon leave for San Francisco to remain permanently. Fancy brick Ico cream at McDow ell's. Mrs. Chas. H. Pierce of Ashland has been making Medford frlonds u short visit. W. E. Weaver lias returned from Jacksonville, where ho has beeu beautifying tho Hanna residence. Postmaster Jacoby of Tolo was In Medford Thursday, on his way to the county seat. Real homo made bread at Ds Voo'i. Miss Geraldlne Tholss was a recent visitor in Jacksonville. J. M. Ringer has become a resident of our valley. Like many others, he found the climate of the mlddlo west too vigorous, henco his migration hither. Geo. A, Morse of Talent, candidate for tho republican nomination for county commissioner, has been hi Medford several times lately. Mcbsrs. Shaska and Wilson of Grants Pass were in Medford and Jacksonville Wednesday. James Gurvln of Talent spent sev eral hours in Medford Thursday. L. C. Sisomore of Fort Klamath, formerly a resident of this section, will be tho democratic cundidato for clerk of Klamath county, Mr.-and Mrs. J. M. Shelly of En gene stopped a day lu tho valley this week while on routo from a thieo months' sojourn In southern Califor nia. Mr. Shelly is ono of tho pro prietors of tho Eugene flouring mills. Chas. C. Doughty died at Mon mouth, Pojk county, not long since, aged CO years, Ho was for many years n sufferer from consumption, and left Medford lu tl'7 to ilnhie vlth relatives' in hl native town, Mr. Doughty wus'n printer by trade, dur hig his residence hero being lu tin employ of A. S. Hilton 11ml Chan. Nlokell. County Clerk Coleman Is notifying the appointees or the couuty comiuls slonors' court for JndgeR niul clerks of election Who will hold office for two years. V.. Cumoron, Fred Burke, 12, J?I Uunyard. W. J. nrunihlll, A. U. Rhodes. J. O. Brown. C. F. Young, J. O. Hall. II. A. Iiojdou and Mr. Voorhlos were iuuoiik the many who Journeyed to the county seat recently. W. II. Simmons was down from his mines In Sterling district not long ago. He hna been developing a very promising iiunrtx ledge for several years and expects to have stamps dropping on tho ore lu the near fu ture. Home baking lunches served oppo site S. P. depot. Phono Bell 4U72. Home 273-L. Mr. and Mrs. Win. Blowers will leave Wednesday for llarrlsburg, Ore. Mrs. J. M. Achor arrived In Med ford Tuesday from Klrkvllle, Mo. Mrs. Achor has been ten days on the rond, having beeu snowbound In Kansas ror flvo du. She will loinulu In Medford with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Maine. L. W. Whltlug, civil engineer, re turned Saturday night from an Irri gating Investigation trip to Redding, Cal. Miss BosbIu Howard and Clyde Smith were married at the Baptist church In this city by Uev. A. A. Holmes, on March 14. 1912. Tho brldo Is a daughter of George S. Howard, of North Ceutral avenue, and a granddaughter of J. S. How ard, the first mayor of Medford. The groom is a native of Jacksonville. Mrs. Frank Isaacs, chief opurator for the Pacltlo Telephone company, gavo a kitchen shower Monday eve ning tor Mrs. Chas. Reuard, one or the telephone operators who was re cently married. The shower was participated In by tho lady's asso ciated operators and frlonds to the number of 18 or 20. and It is need less to say that the substantial maul featnUonsv of good will wero very much Iu evidence, as was also a lib eral sprinkling of good cheer. Tho shower was held at tho Isaacs home on Woodstock avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Renard will leave soon for Cottago Grove, Ore., where they will reside. Mrs. Samuel fCope-nud "Mrs.. John Cope, of Phoenix, wero in Medford Tuesday on business. Mrs. Lillian Spencer returned Tuesday morning from a several weoks visit lu 'Chicago and other eastern cities. Mrs. Spencer is a daughter-in-law of Mrs. T. E. Spencer of this city. Mr. and Mrs. H. Williams, who have been In Medford a fow days, loft on No. 15 Tuesday for Rcddhig, Cal. They are from Goldfleld, Nev. Miss Lillian Roberts left on No. 15 Tuesday morning tor Klamath Falls. R. W. Telfer returned to Medford Tuesday morning from Eugene and Roseburg. Mr. Telfer Is In tho em ploy of tho Clark & Honery company In these places. While treating her pet dog Violet for what she Imagined to ho n goiter In advanced stagos, last evening. Miss Goraldlnu Rukcs accidentally dabbed some of tho jodlno and cold cream mixture ho was using on the dog's nose and strnlghtway tho goiter disappeared. The Iodine 011 tho dog's nose caused It to cough violently, which ended only when tho dug coughed up a small ball of cord which had lodged In Its throat. Vio let has fully recovered. Tho ball of cord had been lodged in tho dog's throat for several days. Mrs. W. Croft, of Marlon, Ind., 1h lu Medford visiting her sister, Mrs. Maggie Evans. 8I10 is becoming very much Interested iu the city aud val ley and may decide to locate here. Mrs. Booker of Chicago, mother or Mrs. Evans, Is also hnro and will make her homo with her daughter lu this city. Piles Cured Jn O to It Days. Your druggist will rorund money ir PAZO OINTMENT falls to euro any case of Itching, Blind, Bleeding or I'roiruuing I'llcit la u 10 14 anys. uuc. The Central Londou Railway com pany is Installing u ventilating sys tem designed to supply 80,000,000 cubie feet of ozonized air dully J 11 the stations of Us tunnel system. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR SALE 120 aero ranch In Sums valley; 80 acres In cultivation, 14 acres In C-year-old pear and applo trees, 17 acres In alfalfabalanco or cleared land in -whoat. All well roncod. Good house, barn and well, School ndjolns property. Two mllofl from postoiflco mid Htoro, 18 miles from Medford, 7 miles from Gold Hill, prlco $15,000, terms. Will sell part or all. Address L. M. Flulier, owner, Gold Hill, Oro. 309 POJl RENT Two room furnished house, clouprfl't, Inquire 125 N. iioiiy. an WHITE SISTER II SUPERIOR PUV "Tho White SWur" ut tile opera Iioiim lust ulght wiif into o tin Im'M plays of its Kind thai liu been ween 1u Medrord I hi okoii. It iiOmu'li Miporiur to "The HoMiiry," it ilruuui' built upon 11 ximllur theme. Tim phiy w n ilrntnntirntlon f Muvion Ornw ford's novel. "The White Sister." Plays of this clans how ever. 1110 not quite in Hlylo now-n-iliiys. Th have niven place In the more popular problem piny. The iilav has I ho niiuo limits Hint ino-l of Mr. CniwI'onl'H novels have, iuunol,, a iti'dmuiiimteit of sentiment. Mr. Cniwfonl hud lit erary nonius hut his writing was nil in a 'minor key, he had no sense of humor whatever. When his elutrne tors wore not plunged iu hopeless love thoy wow nothing. The plii.v, how ever, lust night, was luui'li enjoyed Jv the mulimico. ns the many iiiiliiin onll.s testified. Miss Knhcitu Tu.xlor, in Ihe. title roll proved herself 1 11 omotioiinl uetros of ability. The east wits fuitwfiietory and tho perform unco smooth. "- Kl) AKMIKWS. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. Notice Is hereby given that plans ami spectttratlous for buildings to bo erected near Talent, Oregon, for the Southern Oregou Experiment Station may bo obtained at tho orflce of F. Clark, architect, Medford, Oregon, for the purpose of submitting bids. Bids must bo scaled and sent to the undersigned before March 21, 1912. Tho Experiment Station authori ties rescrvo tho right to reject any and all bids. V. C. REIMER, 311 Medford. Oregon. NOTICE. Tho Granlto City Training School for NurscK (incorporated) can ac commodate two more applicants Im mediately. Wages (mid from date you enter. TJioho wishing to mnko application may do so by letter or lu person, at GRANITE CITY HOSPITAL. 311 Ashland, Oro. RESOLUTION OP CONOOI.ENCi:. Whereas, It IiIih pleased Almighty God to call to her eternal reward the mother or our esteemed brother Martin Iteildy, bo It resolved that we, tho members, or Itogue Uher council 15) I, Knights or Columbus, extend to Brother Roddy our sincere s 111 pathy lu his sad loss, aud ho It fur ther resolved Mint a copy of this res olution be spread on tho minutes of our council and a copy be presented to Brother Ueddy. J. M. O'FARUELL. G. W. CONNOR, Committee. II HE. Fire me away It you wish, but some day YOU may bo FIRED from your FIRESIDE by way of tho nearest FIRE escape. Thou you will bo ALFIRED worry you didn't take out u FIRE Insurance policy with S. B. GltAHAM. Room II Over Postofflou Phenes: Main .'JCM; Home 279. Aggressive Reliable MERCHANTS TALK RAILROAD RATES The .Modfoid Merchants' mmpi'lu-- t Ion met lu St Mtirlt'x hall .Monday ulght It was the tegular ninntlil) moating and theVo was n hiumI atlund num. Tho Imiuiliet was served by tho ladles or tho l4pUmiMl church and was a splendid spread. II. l (hiruolt khvu u very Inloront tug talk on freight rates, niul other mattoiH of Intoi out to tho merohunU and tho cfltiiinuitlly hi geliorol wi (IIhi'UhmihI by various spoakoiH. Mr. (larnott etilled attention to tho fact that slute tho Medford truffle hut ouu was established thro , has boon a reduction of about 30 per cent and ho urged the hiwnrlailou to sup pott work along these linos. Tho reductions or March 15 do not apply on Interstate shipments, hut by billing such shlptnontn to Portland and thou to Medford tho reduction can bo taken ndvuutano of. It Is probable that xomo arrangement will bo made with tho retail merchants' UHMiolntlon of Portland so that at a nominal expense Medford shipments can be handled lu that city uud for warded to this city. Mr. (laruntt declared that a favor able decision or the Interstate com merce comtiilvMnn was exlo'ctod ni focttug shipments to Medford fiom Sun Francisco uud until then ship ments from the south can bo touted to Poitlaud via bout aud roshlppod to Medford at a material Having. Northwest Livestock Show POIITLANI), Or.. March It". Tho second aiiniiNl Pacific northwest live stock show opened ut the union stock yards' hero Monday and will con tinue until Thursday. The exhibition of cuttle, horses, sheep, swine and goats Is one of the finest over shown lu this suction and Is typical or the wonderful growth of the livestock In dustry lu Washington, Oregon. Idaho aud Montana. Six thousand dollars In premiums wll bo distributed among the winning exhibitors. Drewcrs to Train In Efiypt MILWAUKEE, Wis., March ID. Manager Hugh Duffy with a large sipuid ol players or the Milwaukee Ainor,i'im association lu low departed today for Cairo, III , where tin Jliew ors aru to get into condition for the coming season TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Attontion or owners of hotols and buildings usod for purposes of public ontertainmont is called to violations of state laws regarding firo escapes. Ponolties of $50 a day for violation aro imposod for failure to provido at loast one firo escape on each street front of a hotol building, easily accessible from each room. Doath has already re sulted in the city of Portland duo to such violation. Action against ownors for manslaughter has boon brought. This is notice to owners of Medford proporty that complaint has been made of violations hero and prosecution will rosult unless tho law is compliod with. F. H. COWLES, lYp. Tlif National Kirp Protection Association. STOP SWEARING TOMORROW in this space wo will tell you how to slop this bad habit. YOU may think you have an idea of what we will say, but let UK tell YOU rilit here that wo art." the oi'igiualors ofNICW IDIOAK and NhiW AllflTNODS. This will be ouu of tho NEW J.DtiAS. OUR "MKTHOl) will be one of Ihe NUW AltiTIIOLKS. We give you something every day that is brand NI'IW. AVo conduct our RUSINKNS in tho sumo way. Wo treat our patients by the NEW METHODS. OUR RRJCKK are also NEW and about half you ex pect. OUR. WORK is always the best, We want YOU for OUR friend, YOU will bo too. We like this place and it spews to like US. This in MARCH, wo want you all to niarcji Io US. DON'T forget l.o road, How to stop swearing. . . , TOMORROW ISTHE DAY ' Drs.aunders & Ooon. CONSULTATION always liMMIllil MEDKORD, ORE. OARNJOT-COREY .1JUU,U.IN( LEON IS HELD: PAL IS FREED The county mnml July TuoMdti io turned two Mile bills against Cluulos Urnn, one rliiihtluK hirreii and the other hiieoiiy from a bulldlhK. Ills coiupniilon. l'otr Lupus, was llhor utd by tho unind Jury. ' Those twA hnvH ate tho MwrtonilM who ioieiitl cuiiriwd fu a Ihi'ko testimony uried iu iiihii hImIs from Leon at tho thue or Mm cimfwwdnu stated I hat h Minns wm iuilty itfld that UipiiK wh merely hotidwliikod h him. On this showing Lop us sas li: MttI. Tho ki "id Jun fallal to iiiui u true Will tlMl Janlwi A. Power, charged with routing Hen UmpniHir mint to n uheck 1 ! iriillt"d. the ht'IM Jury bolfcvliil tlmt he was not responsible at thu limn. J. I. Illowor, olmigwl with einbe xlomout of scIihoI funds, wm ileal oil by Mm lemud Jury, which ivturitwl not a true bill. IIICI.L INGHAM, Wm . March II". - Tho largest tesl wttwtv transact Ion of the year was immplotml unlay when Victor Itistloi pniilutsed the Beck theater aud ndJoliiliiK properly ror $21)0.000 Potato Pnncnkc (Rtttr hy httt, ittUnArmiltmmg) Here i somf thing lu piirWn a lit tle illtTcrrnt from the ordinary : Oni uusrl of rsw potnt't, ihr srs(sl or run threucli n rHt otitPr, add four ruts nltiMl . Iwstlmf mih nn In tlmr eutfhlr. AiUl unit ami iwtHMr 4 s lu ll Hour, only eixuvu i (inl ilia mi. fur; lh nimtutil will vnry owlsr i Hf Orelicn In PlaUnH. Pi ! Km it)MMtil- fill In dripping or CuiUiUn autl serve promptly. Pancake; doughnuti, fritters, etc, fried In Cottolene come out light, crip, and free from grea Ymi will ftH it more MtUfactory than lard more wo 00mle.1l, too mnl. remember, tlnrc It no indication iu Cottoleuc. MISS RUTH BOWER Pls' OrgiuiM Teacher of Piano Graduate of Wlufleld College t Music, ut Wlnflold. Khii : pupil of Mine. Marie von Piiiuhuhl at von ruschuld I'nlvorslty of Muala In Washington, D. C ; atmlDtil at School or Music or Kansaa Stat Uuherslty. teacher lu Wlufleld Col leg or Music; S years' oxperluneo, Luachotilxky mutliod. CM HooMict( St. I'liene Hell 111:1 Progressive Ethical t