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m. r qbqe eight arEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORT), QKKflON, WEDNESDAY, APHTIi 17, 1012, UNITED SMS IS ON TOP AGAIN nnCUAIIUA, Mexico, April 17. Complete victory for (lie Cmtetl States consul. Mnrion Letcher, in Ins controversy with General lsniul Oror.eo, the rebel eoinninnler-ui-chnf hns resulted today through the agree ment of Orozco to the foHowinir pro positions laid down by Letcher: That the consul will not he etnhnr mHed by official espionage; official telegrams and mail will he no longer tampered with nor delayed; the con sul lins the right of personal confer ence with Orozeo at any time; Amer ican citizens arc grouted the right of immediate appeal to their consul, no matter what the charge against them. Orozeo said that his previous atti tude, in refusing to recognize. Letcher in his consular capacity was paused liv being "misinformed" concerning the roiiMil. HELD FOR MAN'S DEATH. .wAnrec p. SNVBEtt.. -5jg.. IS MARKET FEATURE NEW YORK, April 17. Today's opening stock market reflected a degree of Hteadlness which soon gave way to Irregularity. International Mercantile showed a better tone, the common gaining ?i and tho preferred a'ful! point. Anaconda, Union Pa cific common and preferred, all made fractional gains. MIssour Pacific and Tennessee Copper were up a point, but United States Steel sagged under Its opening gains. Later the market Improved and most of the leaders made up their earlier losses In tho opening trading. mm ,Kv 'J K , -Ml ImmmwBm Sr Jmmmmmmm mmmmMmm. JmMMMMMMMm ALL WOMEN ON nm MARY KAfcN SNYDER, SPURNED SULTAN FOR PLAIN AMERICAN LOS ANGELES. Cal.. April 17. Although sho was showered with pearls and other gifts by the sultan of Sulu, who vainly Importuned for her hand, Mrs. Marie Baker Is today the bride of Francis Murphy, head or the William J. Murphy Evangel ical association, following a secret wedding at Santa Ana. Mrs. Murphy is the daughter of the late General Owen Sweet, U. S. A., and was the wife of former Congressman Baker of Boston, whom she divorced. Cool and collected and stoutly main taining her luuoccncc of crime. Mary P. Karns Is being held in New York to await examination on a charge of hom icide In the killing of Walter J. Snyder In an apartment Jolutly occupied by them. The accusation against her Is that she stabbed Mr. Suyder fonr time with a pair of scissor, the heart belli;: pierced twice. Dies With Laugh. KLAMATH FALLS. Ore., April 17. With a laugh on his lips. Chris Munduncey, a lumberman who had both his legs cut off by a saw In a mill near here, died in a Klamath Falls hospital. Ho Joked with his fiancee while being taken to tho hospital. XKW YOKK. April IT. -"All the Tit nine's women passengers nrc safe. 1 have no word from George." This wireless message which hnd been relayed several times was iv- feeiveil here today by Mr. ,1. W. Bun nell of Youhgstown, Ohio, from her brother, Hurry Wick", who is n pas senger on the Olympic. Harrv Wiek received n wireless message from his niece, Caroline Hon iiell. who sailed on the Titanic with her uncle. Georgt Wick. It is be lieved that George Wick is among those lost. Clubman Suicides. RAN' FKANTISCO. April 17. 1M- wnrd Dublin, u wealthy druggist anil clubman, died today with a bullet in his brain, fired by himself in a fit of despondensy over long conlnued ill-iie-s. His body was found by his wife and daughter 'on their return from the theater. He-ide it was a note asking forgiveness. An hour before the shooting Huldwiti was chatting cheerily with a friend, ap parently in the best of spirits. Everett Favors Commission EVEKKTT. Wn., April 17. He turns today indicate that the charter providing for the commission form of government for this city has earned by a majority of OH votes. This gives the K'ople the right to vote for three commissioner) next June. LEW MAY hum DISASTER WASHINGTON, April 17. -The senate foreign committee this nfter noon discussed the Titanic disaster at length, its mennVrs being of tho unanimous opinion t lint then should bo prompt legislation to prevent u re petition of the horror. Tim commitloa agreed that the commerce, court has solo jurisdiction in tho mutter. It is believed congress will bo cm powered to regulate the equipments of foreign vessels entering American ports, HOQUIAM, Wn., April l7.-rhnrg. iug that he sympathised loo strongly with the strikers in tint Aberdeen strike, It is expected tlinl recall peti tions will bo filed today against the Hcv. Hurry Kcrgusou, nmyor of this cily. AMATEURS ARE BUM m N'F.W YOIMC, April 17. Wireless stations on shore, manned by iimatour operators experimenting with their apparatus, today continue, to break into conuuuulcntion, spoiling the ef forts of tho scon! cruisers Chester and Halem, steaming Inward the hoiuih of the Tltnulu wreck under order from President Tuft, to riomt 1'CsmIh. Chooilng Army Post. TACOMA. Wn., April 17. Major General Arthur Murray and llrlgadlor General M. P. Mans urn Imipeotliig the prairies around Amnricau lake today with tho iKiRslbllily Hint II may bo recommended an the, site of u big army post, Local commercial orjniimillnns mo pulling strong for tho locution of n sist here. Bend Issue Carries. imEMEKTO.V, Wash., April 17. By a vote of 498 to 19S, Bremerton is today celebrating a victory of tho bond Issue election for tho purposed purchase of the Bremerton Water & Power company's plant which sup plies tho city with water for $50,000. There is Only Onm "Bromo Quinine" Thmt Laxative Bromo Quinine U9EO THE WOULD OVER TO CURE A BLD III OAT. Always remember the full name. Look for this tign.ituro on every box. 25c. &WA MMMl0MMMMMjJMM0Ml SUCCESS TALKS The Medford National Bank Will share its wonderful prosperity with its friends, and until further notice will pay , -' k i , t f t PER CENT INTEREST On All vSavings and Time Deposits Our Bank Building and Banking Facilities are STILL LARGE ENOUGH to accommodate all the bankable funds in the Rogue River Valley, and besides WE WON'T SPECULATE WILLAM H. GORE, President JOHN S. ORTH. Cashier ? T T T T t Y Y t T t Y Y t Y Y T T f f Y f Y Y Y t Y Y Y Y Y f Y Y Y Y T T T.J Jte&ZHfr$4&rt 3 Days of Genuine Bargain Giving " - 3 Days of Money Saving for Customers f i t 4 3L CLEAN SWEEP SALE The backward season coupled with a heavy stock are the principal reasons for instituting this sale at this time. But no use to mince words. We have the goods, are cutting the price. Our loss will be your gain. They must sell. Goods that are cut will be cut deep. This sale will only last a few days. Don't put off buying until it is too late. I: i i ! iozsfw SALE BEGINS THURSDAY, APRIL 18 - SALE ENDS SATURDAY, APRIL 20 Goods sold at cut prices will not be taken back or exchanged. Clean Sweep Shirt Sale rm f 'ff wy -r1 1TTJP Clean Sweep Sale of Ladies' Suits and Coats Every Wool Coat and Suit goes in this Clean Sweep Sale at 25 per cent discount. All $16 Suits go at $12.00 All $18 Suits go at $13.50 All $20 Suits go at $15.00 All Wool Coats at same reductions. CLEAN SWEEP SALE LADIES' SHOES About 100 pairs of Ladies ' Footwear, mostly Black Pumps and Oxfords, go at one quarter off. Shoe selling has been good and we are already broken on several lots, so Ave offer the above reductions to clean up. More stock coming j got to have the room. One lot of Men's $2 Dress Shirts, sizes 14Vi to 17, Clean Sweep Price $1.30 One lot Men's Dress Shirt.?, worth $1 io $1.25, big assortment of patterns, size M' to 17, go at 79 One lot of Men's $3 Funston Pants, made with two hip pockets, belt loop, cuff bottom, go at $2.00 One lot of Men's Mixed Sox for everyday wear. Reg ular 2 for 25c kind, go at, pair 7 15 dozen Men's and Boys' All-Silk Four in hand Ties, 35c quality, go at 23 15 dozen Fonr in Hand Tics, small shapes 25c quality, go at ;. 13 15 dozen Men's 10c and 15c white, colored and white with colored borders Handkerchiefs go at 6 Clean Sweep Sale of Men's Shoes Broken Lots 50 pairs of Mon's Pat. Kid and Pat. Colt shoes regular $5 and $G val ues go at $3.05 One lot of Men's $4 double sole, bluchor tan Work shoos. Clean Sweep Price $2.05 i T T J f X ? t t T f T t T One lot Mon's 12-in. High Top G Elk Shoes, s'jzos 4 broken. Clean Sweep price $4,05 X CLEAN SWEEP SALE OP PARASOLS J Mon's and Women's Silk Par- i Jk 1 asols and Umbrellas go at io 1-J per cent discount. 'Any $3.50 Silk Parasol, Clean Sweep $2.35 Any $4.50 Silk Parasol, Clean Sweop $3.00 :lny $5.00 Silk Parasol, Clean wr Jl 4 i Sweep ., Here Is a Chance to Buy Staples for Spring. These prices are good for all season. Standard 8-4 Sheeting bleach ed or brown, yard 23 Standard 9-4. bleached 25 Standard 10-4 bleached....30 We always have a full lino The Golden Rule West Main Street MPranpn rRprirvr $3.35 I of Shoots and Cases on hand, I ' MEN'S BAL BRIGGAN UN DER GAR MENTS F o r Tliursday, Friday and Sat urday 25 Mon's $2.0(1 and $3.00 Hats go at $1.08 THE FAMOUS PEER- LESS UNDER. MUSLINS For Thursday, Friday and Saturday just to start tho Undorwear soiling, Long Skirts, Short Skirts, Gowns, Corset Covers, Ohomiso Princoss Slips and com binations, all 'go at 10 por cont discount. 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